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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
SANDMAN Ste RY.
BY Mrs. r. A. \. aka.
ropvr,stf 1915. by McCiure News y /. o.
sypoicau New York CITY,
wOLLy FROGS NARROW ESCAPE.

w oily Frog hoped up on the end of
an old log one day beside his mother.
IL have fine new boat" he said, land
| n m going TO take sail down the pond
"You will stay right here if you wish
to live said his mother; don't you
k now that Madam Duck is swimming
down below with all the family7'
ooh, shall keep out Of her way"
said Wolly. 81 am not afraid of her,
and, besides, ! want to show off my new
boat to Billy Beaver"
"Show of at night, when Madam
Duck is in bed and asleep said Ma
dam Frog. ''Go home now and keep
out of sight. | sec the whole Duck
family sailing this way"
Down went Woly Frog and his mother
with loud splash but it was only n few
minutes later when Wolly came out of
the water again on the bank some dis
tance below
BILLY Beaver" he called "come out
here and see me sail my new boat.
Billy Beaver cautiously put up his
head and looked about
'Oh. come onl Don't he such Il
fraidv,h said Wolly, nobody is here. >
ed rather be Il live fraidy,o said
Billy Beaver looking in all directions,
ethan he dead beaver, and you had
better be careful, too
ooh. | am not afraid said Wolly
Frog, hopping mp and down on the
bank. Now you wait here while |
swim over 10 my boat
WolIy Frog had big shiny lily pad
for a boat and a stick 10 steer il with,
and Billy Beaver looked with envy as
WolIy sailed along past him. his head
held So high that he did not sec Madam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
By Laura A. Kirkman.
CAKES THAT co WITH COCOA.

II always SIT up till my daughter
comes home from dances with her escort, I"
n woman friend once told me; III make
practice of having hot cup Of cocoa for
them and some sort of little cakes. ~ is
late and they are always hungry, Hnd
believe they sleep better from having
something 10 cat
Cocoa Is an excellent beverage for little
after-the-ball feasts Of this kind fact
the only wise beverage 10 offer, at 80 iate'
an hour, tea or coffee would keep The
young people awake. So the only variety
in refreshments for such an occasion
would be in the sort of cakes which accom-
pany the cocoa.
Oatmeal nacaroons 90 we'll with Cocoa.
The recipe for them is: | cup sugar, l
tablespoonful butter, eggs, teaspoon
vanilla, 2I2 cups rolled oats, 2 tablespoons
-four, 2 teaspoons baking powder. Cream
the butter and add the sugar and the
eggs well beaten). Stir the rolled oats,
-four and baking powder into the mixture.
Drop from teaspoon about an men
apart in creased pans, and bake m O
moderate oven until we'll puifed, crisp and
brown
Graham Nut Mullins are delicious with
cocoa. Here Is the recipe. ] cup graham
flour, cup wheat flour = teaspoons
baking powder. ! Tablespoon sugar, u
teaspoon salt, / egg, / cup milk, u cup
chopped walnuts, 3 tablespoons melted
butter After sitting stir the bran back
INTO the graham -four before measuring
it. Mix tho dry ingredients; add the
beaten egg, milk, nuts and melted butter.
Do not beat. Pour into well-greascd
muffin pans and bake IN q moderate oven
for 30 minutes.
Oatmeal Peanut Cookies, too, arc dc
lectable with cocoa The recipe for these
is. ream together half a cup of butter
and one cup Of light brown sugar. Add
two eggs lightly beaten, 4 tablesp0onfals
Of cold water, cupfuls Of rolled oats, half
teaspoonfu Of ground cinnamon, q
teaspoonful Of ground cloves half cup
full each Of chopped raisins and peanuts,
and one cupful Of -four, slfted with one
teaspoonful Of baking soda. Drop the
mixture from q spoon onto a creased
baking sheet and bake in a moderately
hot oven Ii the mixture spreads too
much in baking add a little additional
-four.
Bread Molasses Tarts arc good With
cocoa, also Prepare paste shell with q
rather high border Mix eight tablespoon
fuls Of bread crumbs with seven table,
spoons Of rnoasses; add the grated rnd
Of one lemon and small cupful of grated
cocoanut. Fill the she'll with this mixture
and bake in hot oven until crisp and
brown. Crls-cross strips of the pastry
may be laid across the top.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
HUNDREDS WANT TWINS.
Father Finds Th IN in Such Demand
Decides 20 Keep Them; Proves Naiuc
of Publicity

Taunton, Mass Ian. l6.-Leon Lincoln
yodav realizes, IL he never did before
hat il paNs a. advertise Leon is the
.ather Oi two healthy twin boys. ! wear
old They have been IN the care ~ n
New Hampshire woman, theT mother
iying shortly after their birth, and were
thriving Everything was going splcn-
iiiy and Leon was ~ happy rs lark
Then the woman was taken sick, could
aot care for the infants and leon was
nonplussed as 60 what he was 20 do. sud
denly the advertising idea struck hum
- oil he goes 20 the newspaper office and
Inserts the following advertisement
For sdoption-lwin boy perfect IN
Every way, one wear old, from good family
full surrender ". W Bolton. No -3bN
Bav street, Taunton" And Icon went
home happy, confident that he had at
last solved the problem OF giving the babies
q good home.
Tie soon changed his mind, however,
for the advertisement had scarcely APP
peared before a flood OF applications tor
the klddics began % pour IN They came
20 fast that Leon began q think. with
- many people desiring his twins, they
must be 'sone" twins, and - dcclded 70
keep them himself.
Now be is hustlng 20 hnd a woman
Nho can give them a mother care lie
says he would not part with them now
for several times their weight "a gold
Incidentally, before advertising again
be has made up bis mind that he viii
ascertain hls own mind before placing
advertisements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
Easy TO Make This
Pine Cough Remedy
Thousands af families swear by its
prompt results. inexpensive,
and saves about 81.
.-...-.-s- -.-..s-...'

You know that pine is used in nearly
all prescriptions aud remedies for coughs.
The reason is that pine contains several
peculiar elements that have remark
able effect in soothing and healing the
membranes OF the throat and chest.
Pine is famous for this purpose.
Pine cough syrups are combinations of
pine and syrup. The syrup part is
usually plain Cranulated sugar syrup.
To make the best pine cough remedy
that money can buy, put 2io ounces OF
pncx in a pint bottle, and fill up
with homemade sugar syrup. Or you
can use clarified mulasses, honey,
or corn syrup, instead Of sugar syrup.
Either way, you make a full pint-more
than YOU can buy ready-made for three
times the money 1t Is pure. good and
yerv pleasant-children take il eagerly.
You can feel this take hold Of cough
or cold in a way that means business
The cough NAV be drv, hoarse and tight,
or NAV he pcrsistently loose from the
formation Of phlegm. The cause is the
same-infiamed memhranes-and this
pinex and Syrup combination will stop
it-usuailv in "a hours or less. Splen-
did, too, for bronchial asthma. hoarse-
Rss. or any ordinary throat ailment.
Pincx is a highly concentrated COM
pound Of genuine Norway pine extract,
and is famous the world over for its
prompt elect upon coughs.
Beware Of substitutes Ask vour drug
Cist for "2ia ounces of Pinex" with
directions. and don't accept anything
else Guaranteed 70 give absolute sat
isfaction or money promptly refunded
The Pinex Co, TT. Wayne, Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16

Duck sitting with her family under
the shadc Of a bush which overhung
tho bank Of the pond.
Madam Duck waited until Wolly
passed her. and then slowly and quietly
she swan after him.
Wollv was not q very big frog; he
was just the right aize, 50 Madam Duck
thought as she watched him.
Billy Beaver saw what was gong To
happen, and just as Madam Duck
etrctchcd cut her neck Billy ducked
under the water
Rllt Nolly frog had felt something
touch his boat He jumped. and down
he went. hut Madam Ducks bill took
off the end If one toe from a hind
foot, and down she went, too after him,
She came mp without Wolly Frog
in her hill though he had n very mar
row escape and when he reached home
hc was feeling far from happy.
The next day he was sitting on the
end Of the log on three legs, for the
foot of the fourth leg was hurting pretty
bad.
.Halloo. said Rillv Beaver. softly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
SCOTT SUNDAY SCHOOL.
General Meeting Held 10 Consider De-
selopment Of the Work.

A special meeting ui the sunday School
Board of scott NJ T.. Church was held
Tuesday evening. thC ub Iect being 10 get
together IN the interest oi the work and
The consideration OF efficient methods OF
conducting the different departments as
xoll n the exchange oi ideas regarding
the various problems which are incidental
The large attendance clearly mantle ested
the progressive spirit that prevails among
the officers and teachers and revealed the
keen interest that u being taken ~ this
important work Many helpful plans
we're suggested. Some oi these plans were
adopted and are 10 be tried out AZ once IN
an effort TO stimulate the interest oi all
who come in contact with the school, and
10 create in them an earnes desire 10 be
come more useful ofilC = teacher and
scholar. The teacher having organized
ulasses explained the value 10 the school
al organizing, aud pointed 20 the attend
uuee 81 Their classes rs an evidence oi lts
worth. Along that line, and strongly rec
Ommended thus procedure 70 other teach
ers Plans we're also formed Tor the com
ing revival meetlngs The officers Tor the
ensuing year were nominated, all being
denominations.
After the business had been transacted,
Refreshments were served. Those present
were Alr and Mrs. i J. SaTd, Mr.. and
Airs a i Gilbert MIR. and Airs O i.
Lank, Mr. and MIR, George y Ealey,
Mr.. and Airs, J. Harry Wright, MI and
Mn. / N Gilbert Misses Florence Hick-
man Grae. Rono Myrtly Taylor Maude
Harvey Florence Davis Sadie Lavender
Sarah Phillips IlIhc DAVIS Edith Ander-
son, Lillian Wilson and Edna Leopold
Mrs George \ Nandergntt Mrs Charlie
H. Grantand, Mn Dallas Iolson, Ms
|. T. Mills Mn Mary Keen, Ms Lima
RiekenhaCker Nrs Iva Jacobs, Mrs
Hastirgs, Charlie T. harvey. Herbert
Nan Dyke GcofRo scott. Harold Houck
Walter Cmlcuti ard Thomas Leopold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
"COL" Is DEAD.
Faithful Dog That For Years Carried
Baskets in the Market.

Col" known to many Wilmingtonlans
as Treasure, a nice looking collie,
owned bv Mrs. William II Huston, Of
1905 King street. ia dead The faithful
old dog had nccn the pet Of the Huston
family for more than II years. 1t will be
remembered by many of the King erect
marketnen and customers, where II was
its custom to carry market basket in IFS
mouth, following its mistress through the
crowd
col" was a great favorite, especially
with the children in ,hc ncighborhood l.
was ,hcir constant companion, and they
orievc vreatly over the death Of the in
tollgcnt animal II would let tho children
romp all over il Coils" only fall from
grace was when It's sweet tooth tempted it
10 appropriate cake or candy from some
unwarrv little hand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
S4EFRAS{ VI 2E E1Ily Ma! $ET (EIR,cx
Senator Wadsworth Wont Follow
Legislature Mandate; Cause
a Vote Lacking.

Washington, Jan. i6.-Thc action
u the New York Legislature today IN
adopting n resolution calling upon sen
uors Calder and Wadsworth To vote Tot
the Federal suffrage amendment iaileu
to change the situation 81 lar as tuVN
are concerned individually:
Senator Calder, who voted Tor the wo-
man suffrage amendment when the test
vote was last taken in tho Senate ON
Oct. | last, said last night
81 bow to the will OF the state Legs
aturc and will vote for the amendment
shon il comes up again Just az Vo'cu
for II before.
s,aunoh opponent oi women sulllaEc,
and whose wife is n very active worker
m the National Anti-Sutiragc organi-
cation said las, night that he would not
change his vote.
II have the greatest respect for the
Legislature of the State OF New York,
said Senator Nadsworth, but my vote
against the amendment last October
represented my convictions and can
oot surrender my convictions III tins
matter.
The situation facing the suffrage
amendment is one IN which only two
votes an needed for Its ratification
and unless these votes are obtained IN
the iorty-clght days elapslng between
now and March 4. suffrage cannot bc At
tached by amendment 10 the Federal
Constitution for thrcc years. because
even II the amendment Is adopted alter
March It will be three years before
enough Legislatures will meet to enable
The suaragists 20 obtain the support oi
the necessary thirty-sIx States Tor max
ing the amendment valid as part OF inc
Constitution.
Tbe suffrage leaders insist that If the
cote is taken IN the senate now they
Mould be only one shy, even u Senators
Wadsworth Of New York and Moses oi
New Hampshire, both Republicans,
should vote against the resolution
when the vote was taken last October
he Sens e divided this way
Tor the Resolution -5i senators
Against a 80 senators.
paircd-l2 Senators
Total Senators
There were II senators voting and b6
constituted the necessary two-thlrds vote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16

II never expected TO see you again.
] thought Madam Duck had you sure.
How did you cHcape2"
II ducked and swan away" said
Wolly, ''but thought OF what you said
about live fraidy and dead Beaver:
when Madam Duck nippcd off my toe
! wished had been afraid and not been
so daring shall not sail in the daytime
again, can tell you.
II gucsg you will think your mother
knows something after this, said Madam
Frog, who came out Of the water just in
time To hear what her son had said
WoIly Frog looked straight ahead
He did not reply, for he knew his mother
did know great deal He blinked and
binked, and his mother knew he was
thinking that next time he would listen
To her, and not be so reckless.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
PRIVATE JESTER GASSED.
Wilmington Soldier Had Close Call in the
War

Mrs Mary Turner, Of 2218 Tatnall
street. has received letter from her
nephew, Howard Jester. who has just
returned from France, and who is now
stationed NJ Camp Hill Newport News.
Va. Jester sailed for France last June
md on October i2 he was gassed in the
battle Of the 4 gr pnne Forrest
Wilmer Le koy Jester, brother, has
been in the navy for l8 months, during
Which time he has been across once and
has been stationed At Cuba
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
Class in Home Nursing.

An evening class in home nursing will
bo Organized at the Peoples Settlement
IN Friday evening al s o clock The cost
cf the course is three doll r. which Includes
the book Anyone deslrlolis Of entering
this class il requested To call the director,
Miss Mary A. Moran. phone 2679-J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
Return From Florida.

Gilbert Barrett, Of Eighth and Ieifer-
son streets, has returned home after n
trip to Florida, in which he was accom-
who is connected with the Water De
partment office They went as far as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
wind Blows Flsh Ashore

Erie, Pa, Jan. lG.--It's IN III Wind, etc
even If it bring only oasy fishing Follow
ing q tremendous gale that blew ovc'
Edinboro Lake, south Of here, farmer
wero asfonished 10 zee hundreds II zood
sized fish qriggling % the beach III
about two hours there were more peopio
than fsb One man got two bushel basket
fun If bass, perch and other varieties. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
& VI Felton Gets. D. s. Modal.

Among the men ia the service awarded
Service Medals yesterday
1y the War Department head was s. "
FELTON,, Director General Of Militarv
Railroads he Is well-known IN Whining
IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
Orchestra Concert January q.

Owing to an error m the preparation OF
the announcement Of the next Pmiadel-
phia Orchestra concert. the date viii be
January q, and not the Zuth, as already
announced This viii be . very interesting
concert. Jacques IhIbaud viii DC the
solrist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16

Extra fine school Suits.
Fancy cashmeres and wors-
teds, sizes Z to II. Formerly
sold up to ASS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26

szyhski, X. Rektor Wladyslaw Ia
pa1a, c. r., X. Jan b. O%byrtacz, c.
r., X. Ludwik Grudzinski, y. Fran
ciszek Karabasz, X. Bronislaw Cell
chowski, X. Rudolf Kiefpihski Q
Milwaukee, Wis, X. Julian Burzyn
ski z Rockford, X. Franciszek Woj-
ciechowski, Y. Jan ZwierZChoWski,
X. Franciszek Jagielski, Y. Franci-
seek Ostrowski, X. Jan Pajkowski,
X. Wojciech Olszewski q Joliet, x.
Edward K%owalewski, X. DR.. Wac
law Warakomski z Chicago Heights.
X. Antoni Haigas, Y. Franciszek
Marcinek, X. Leon Sychowski, X.
Frarciszek Walczak, X. Wincenty
Nowicki, X. Stanislaw Chyia, X. Jul
liam Grzezihski,, X. J. Sikora z b.
ston, Mass, X. Antoni A. Kiowo'
X. kapelan Franciszek Kulihski, X.
FERDINAND Scieszka, . Tomasz b.
ma, X. Piotr H. Pyterek, X. Alex
sander Kntter, X. J6zef Mszanow-
ski, X. Edward Schuster, X. Bole--
slaw Nawrocki ! X. J. Wisniewski.
Gosciem honorowym X. proboszcza
Kazimierza Gronkowskiego / ducho-
wiehstwa ma ~obiedzie, byi p. Jan F.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
Odpust Patrona W ko-
sciele sw. Wojciecha.

w dzien sw. Wojciecha W koscie-
lie pod tym wezwaniem z wielka
wspanialoscia odbyi sic odpust. -
Msze sw. ola pracujacych o godzinie
5tej rano odprawii x. W}adys1aw
Kukulski; inne Msze sw. byly cd
prawione jak zwykle. Sumo uroczy-
sta o godzinie loci celebrowai X.
Pralat Stanisiaw Nawrocki, W asys-
tencyi x. Jakoba Strzyckiego, jake
dyskona I K. Stanis}awa Przybysza,
z Peru. jake subdyakona. Urzad ce-
remonisrza sprawowaI x. Tomasz
Sampol6ski. Kazanie podniosle wy
glosi{ x. Felix's Feldheim. Nieszpo-
~ wieczorem odprawiI K. Felix's
Kachnowsk, W a%systencyi x. Igna-
cego Renklewskiego, jake dyakona
/ K. W1adysIaw Balcer. Wszyscy
czterej wychowankowie z parafii sw.
Wojciecha. Kazanie wygiosil K. Raj
mund Applet. Ma zakonczenie po-
dawano reltkwie sB. Wojciecha do
caRowania. Duchowienstwo nader
licznie zjechalo ste ma uroczystosc.
0pr6cz wyzet wymfenionych obecny
mi bylf: x, Franciszek Wojtalewicz
X. Kazimierz Slomihski, x. Kali
mierz Sztuczko c. S. c., X. Bobkie-
wicz Q La Sale, x. Kazimierz Tru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
AKCYA
KRZYZA MA FRONCIE
y

Warszawa, 26. kwietnia. - A.
merykanski Czerwony Krzyz roz
pocza} obecnie prace ma Ukraine.
Kiedy zawarto rozejm miedzy
Polakami a Ukraincami ma from
Gle ponizej miasta Kowel w celu
wymiany jencow, amerykanska
organizacya ma prosbe polskiego
generalnego sztabu podjeia sic
transportu, wyzywienia, ubrania
i udzielenia wszelkiej lekarskiej
pomocy 1900 polskim jencom wo
jennym. Warunki rozejmowe
przewiduja powr6t tych jenc6w
do kraju mad czern pracuje wy
dziai wschodni or~ganizacyi Ger
wonego Krzy4a.
Ekspedycya Czerwonego Krzy
"a, aktora, wiasnie wyruszyia ma
p-rzeprowadzona bedzie
przez komendanta ukraihskiego
80 mil ma tyiy 1inii bojowej, gdzie
znajduie sic ob6z jehc6w pol
skich. Jency s~prowadzeni beda do
Polski i skoncentrowani W obo-
zie. ~uzywanym przedtem przez
Austryak6w. Tam polscy jehcy
otrzymaja czysta odziez i lekar-
ska opieke Cd doktor6w amery-
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o.
Piaci ~AkcgOnaryuSsOm
SD6fkQ ADOnddLSkd
DOM Ma KORTRAKT? RYzYKO!
Asekurujcie dom, neble, skfad,
oknG i outomobu u polskiej firmy

System prowadzony prZez dyrek-
eye ,,AV0NDALE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION" jest TAX do
skonaly i pod kazdym wzgledem byz
nesowy, re akcyonaryusze W ostat-
niej seryi otrzymali przeszio s pro-
cent cd swoich Wkiadek. Gdy serya
dojrzaia W srode, to W sobote cze-
XII byly akcyonaryuszom dane. Je-
zeli komu Dotrzeba pieniedzy a zglo
81 sic akcyonaryusz W srode, to W
sobote dostanie lyle lie zada. Dla-
tego nietylko z Jackowa, Waciawo-
wa, Wiadysiawowa, Irving Park :
Jefferson Park. ale nawet het 2
Bridgeportu przyjezdzaja Rodacy,
by zapisaG sic do avondalskiej spoil
XII, BIO NIGGA paaciG ma swe akcye kt6
regokolwiek dnia 1 wiecSorem procz
piatku. Jeszcze wstapie MONA do
32-giej seryi.
Offs sp6lki .,AVONDALE BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
miesci sic pnr. 3OO3 North Central
Park ave. PREY Milwaukee ave., "
biurze firmy asekuracyjno-realno--
sciowej Kolanowskiego i Krzykow-
skiego.
Administracya: NJ. 'Galow, pref;
W. Najdowski, wieeprez.; F. Fiai-
kowski. sekr.: F. Krzykowski
skarbnik; J. Black. ]. Drachus, S
L. Kolanowski. F. E. Mach i F. Sa-
iowski. dyrektorzy; adwokat ]. A
Laseeki. doradca prawny.
Mieicie sic ma bacznosci jezeli
macie realnose kupiona ma kontrakt
DO latvo MONA VAN odebrae dom
gdybySeie ME mogli regularnie p}a-
cie. podlug ~kontraktu. Przyjdzcie do
ofisu sp6fki aVondalskiej a wytlo--
maczymy Wan jak molina bye pa
mem swego domu 1 dug spiacie ma
lemi ratami W kr6tkim ezasie. Pora-
da mic ME kosztuie.
Sprzedazs. kupnem 1 Eamiana re-
alnoSci W Avondale,, Irving Park,
1 Jefferson Park zajmuja sic KO-
LANOWSKI I KRZYKOWSKI, 3003
North Central Park ave-, PREY Mil
waukee ave. Asekuruja r6wniet do
my. sklady. meble, automobile, ok
ma wystawowe 1 towar " naibogat-
szych kompaniach.
SDecyalnym agentem ma dZielnice
Jefferson Park 1 Irving Park Jest
OBJ. J6zef Mrukowsk. kt6rego "a
STAG MONA W biurEe codziennie 1
W niedziele popoiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
ARMIA HALLERA ZWAL-
GA BOLSZEWIKoW.

Geneva, 26. kwietnia. - Pol
ska agencya w Lozannie mowi, re
niektore oddziafy armii generaia
Hallera, ktore przybyiy z Fran
cyl do Polski przez Niemcy, bra
Iy udziaf w walce Polakow z boil
szewikami, kiedy to Polacy "a
brali bolszewikom Wilno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26

nawiazania odpowiednich trakta-
tow miedzy Polska a Niemcami
i dopomoze municypalnym repre-
zentantom do uchwalenia konsty-
tucyi. Niemcy natomiast beda
mialy swobodny przejazd przez
polsh korytarz do Prus wschod-
mich.
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kahskich pod opieka polskiej stra
zy wojskowej, ktora ~ostatecznie
rozporzadzi losem jencow.
z MARYANOWA.

W sprawozdaniu zeszio-poniedzialko'
wych ~uroczystoSci per}owych y. Fran
ciszka Gordona G. r., m~iejscowego pro-
boszcza EASILY pewne braki, kt6re nj
niejszem notujemy. POwinSzowania wy.
p~Owiedzieli: Panienlsa Elzbieta ia
strowSka, i ma}y chIopczyk A. Be-
rendt. Nazwiska ~panienek, kt0re usiu
giwa}y do stofu So J6zefa Barnas, An
ma Biaszkiewicz, Joanna CeglarSka, A
niela Dombrowska, Monika Dombrow'
ska, Helena Jastrowska, Marya Olsze
wska, Michalina Penkala, Maya Ros'
sa, Helena Sergot, Podczas Obiadu be-
i~nteresownie 1 wybornie przygrywal
ma skrzypcach p. Emil Wiedeman z a
kompaniamentem fortepianu c6rki, pa,
nj JadwIgi Turalskiej.
" poniedzialek wielkanocny wieczo.
reno godzinie 7-mej W sail wielkiej, Cd
byia sic kolacya ola siuzby koscio}a
Najsw. Maryi Fanny Anielskiej. Mar.
szaikowie | kolektorzy zebrali sic licz.
ME 1 mile spedzili wiecz6r. Przygry,
wala orkiestra zIozona z p. Emilia Vie.
demana, pani Jadwigi Turalskiej / p.
Ludwika Jankowskiego. Do sto}u usiu-
gtwa,y panny wy4ej wymienione.
Wczoraj PIP. BronisiGw l Maryanna
Balcer, zam. pnr. 1884 Dickson ul.,
obchodzill srebrny jubileusz pozycia
mai4ehsktego. Y. Franciszek Gordon
O. R., odprawil ma ich intencye Msze
sw. o godzinie S-mej rano, oraz udzie-
l} i'm b}ogoslawiehstwa. Ma Mszy sw.,
obecna byla GAIA rodzina, kt6ra tez
przystapila do Stou Pahskiego. Oh. Bro
nislaw Balcer prowadzi obecnie sklad
.rzezniczy 1 wiktuaa6w spoaywczych
pod wyaej wymienionym adresem. i Gle
sly sic wieaka popularnoScia W kofach
maryanowSkich. Pant Maryanna Bal
GER poddala sic W ubiegia srode opera
cyl dzfaslowej 1 na ~rocznice ma}zehstwa
eSula size o ty1e ndrowa. De mogla bye
obecna ma uroczystosct W kosciele. Jan,
syn najstarszy PIP Balcer6w by3 takze
W gronfe tamilijnym, Jest on klery-
klein / ucneszcza do Semfnaryum sw.
Prokepa, W Lisle. Ill, W tym roku
kohczy trDeci rok sw, Teologif, C6rkal
Jest iona wsp8lpracownika ad
sD1dennfka Chicagoskie-
80" p Tomasua Gordona, Oprocz wy2ej
wymfenfonych azieci, pR Balcerowie
mata jeszcze cztery mlodsze corkt> ia
Anne Natalie I Dorette obcho-
dzono W domu skromnie u~roczystose tu
mahefsbwa, Do wielu ~
czeh sksadanych jubilatom W dniu wczo
rajszym ! my takze do3aczamy nasze :