davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-09

contributions mentioned above rath-
er than organizing new units for this
field.
Catholics, Protestants and Jews
alike are receiving every help within
the power of the committee for the
United Drive in the Near East"
said Mr.. Goldberg. "Every dollar
subscribed goes to alleviate the sufr,
fering of these stricken peoples; all
expense of collection and of distri-
button is met privately. j.
'This movement has the full ap-A
proval and cooperation of the United
States Government. All funds. are
transmitted through the Department
OF State; the Shipping Board and all
consular agents of the United
States government will give. every
possible aid," declared Mr.. Goldberg.
The commissions work is one, not
only of relief, but of repatriation anu
and reconstruction. These peopie
are freed from their oppressors, but
shorn of homes and property Our
part Is to set them on their, own
Feet, and Arizona has never failed 10
generous response to any worthy
cause heretofore, therefore,, she
surely will not be found wanting the
week OF February 1917" he said.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

the word We drove forward with
such tremendous speed as to shock
the enemy when we hit the lines.
Our rapid movement destroyed their
morale and saved Us thousands Of
men.
Shall we blush at republican scan
dal? Shall we lose our heads because
sensational charges are made against
the departments that Ga the work,
and did it 50 effectively? 1t is not
necessary to pay serious heed to
such charges. The mon who won the
war were not robbers and thieves, il
the statesmen among them were de-
mocrats. Historians Of the future will
write them into the places they have
deserved for the parts they played IL
beating Germany.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
WILSON rNcoMPETENcY."

Albany Herald: The Republican
National Committee at its meeting
in Washington last week, in outlining
the program for the next camp1ign,
made it clear that it is proposed to
concentrate all the G, O. P forces
on cne object-.Wilson. Wilson has
proved to be the hardest position the
Republican party, which has been in
power most of the time ever since
the Civil War, has ever had to con-
tend with, and he has outwtted its
partisan leaders and put them lin
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

the hole" so many times that they
are willing to sacrifice almost any
thing for cnance to cmbarrass or
discredit him.
The predominant ambition of the
party leaders, as became apparent
from what was said and done by
them at this meeting, is to pile up
as many counts as possible against
the Wilson administration, including
things that were done under stress
Of war emergencies; to withhold any
Congressional assistance from it in
seeking solutions for the unsettled
social, industrial and international
problems that confront it. And along
with all this is to be launched in the
present Congress a movement to cur
tail the power of the South in Con
gress by reducing kts representa-
tion and compelling the enforcement
OF the Fifteenth Amendments to the
Constitution, giving negroes the right
to vote.
The bill of complaint against the
Wilson administration is a long one,
aud includes many alleged sins of
commission and omission, but the
righteousness of its charges crops
out in the effort to- summarize the
whole in the word "incompetency"
President Wilson has made his mis-
takes, as he is only human and has
been at the head of the national gov
ernment in time when more crises
had to be met than ever confronted
any other President, but for the Re-
publicans whom he has licked and
outgeneraed SO many times, to
charge him with "incompetency" is
really ridiculous.
And he is going to lick them in the
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
LEAVING RUSSIA.

The unofficial peace conference
sitting at London lately is said 10
have decided to pull out of Russia
and leave that country TO its own
iority of Americans viii doubtless
say "Amen!"
American troops have not played
a very big part in Russia, either in
intent or in performance. They were
sent at the outset of the Boshevist
revolution to keep American supplies
irtendcd for use against the Ger
mans, from falling in to German
hands. The troops performed that
duty pretty satisfactorily in eastern
Siberia and around Archangcl, and
defended themselves when attacked.
Their actual military accomplishment
however. was little more than milling
at the edges of Bolshevism. They
were not strong enough to take the
offensive in either Europe or Asia,
and there was little demand at home
for such an offensive.
The two expeditions have becu
much criticfsAd, and there WIZ be
general rejoicing at the adoption OF
an allied policy that frees the United
States of any further obligation OF
this thankless nature.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

Louis Swift has case OF sour crap
cs. Uncle Sam is reported to be
knocking him loose from his whole
sale grocery business and he prompt
ly announces that the ceremony of
separating the a'cke's from th' =
subsidiary grocery lines will not hurt
them. Let US hope what he says is
true. We want the two divorced. and
yet we would not h1vc the packers
injured
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

fight they are making on him over
the peace treaty. Already the Sena-
tors are. hearing from the people
back home and being advised of the
fact that the American people want
the peace treaty ratified, and there
are signs of an uneasiness which is
prompting some lively scuffling for a
chance to pull eff some sort of com
promise.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
ANOTHER MARES NEST

The senate has discovered another
mares nest in the alleged unreason-
able costs of the housing which was
constructed for the government dur
ing the war. This, Of course, is the
result of 4 close hunt for democratic
scandal in the conduct OF the war.
We do not know low much was
charged for house construction that
ought not to have been charged We
do know that unreasonably high
prices were paid.-and we do know
that we did what we undertook to do.
The housing we needed to beat Ger
many was built within time and We
used it rs nation where the nation
needed it in death grapple with
terrible world enemy The housing
served its purpose. That part of cur
war machine was a necessity. Our
soldiers were none too vel! cared
for as it was We remember that in
some CT the large camps men died i'll
great numbers and some of the
casualties were attributed tc lack Of
proper housing.
We rise to say that housing extra
vag3ncc was amply justified in spite
or republican scandal hunters. Our
government spent money TO get what
it needed, but we were out to win the
war and we did it. Who can say that
the swift movement did not save the
world great catastrophe? Ger
many was at the threat of Europe
when we We're racing and spending
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

The state Of Illinois is to be or
ganizcd by the women into 4 great
machine to fight the high costs Of
living. Without regard for cost they
are first to GUST high living. Such a
program might be a good one in
Georgia and some other r'"'~" where
there are complaints.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
OURS is THE GLORY"

D'BnDunzio seems to have put it
over" at Fiume, thereby proving once
more how highly Italy regards artis
tic genius Any other man might
have failed in such a harc.braincd eX
plot Any other country would al,
most certainly have arrested the ar.
rCgant meddlcr and shot or impri
soned him for muting. But D'Annun-
zio, haynf successfully defied the
Italian government and complicated
post redemption the international
settlement of the Fiumc affair, is al
lowed to have his way According to
recent dispatch from Rome, regular
troops were to enter Fiumc and take
over the city on behalf of the Italian
government, relieving Poet-Avator
General and his follows and agree
ing that Fame should 20 to Italy
but that cannot be now
Our is the glory" sing D'Annun-
zio. His mutinous troops are to re-
turn to their old posts "and be re-
ceivcd as heroes, with the retention
Of all their honors and rank" and
very likely with new Donors and
rank added
Such is italy, the emotional, with
its grand.opera idea Of war govern
ment and diplomacy, and its inability
TO resist onythinG, good or lad, that
Is done with grand flourish. Dan
nunzios rebellion was Art.
The artist Is not through, either,
Having won this triumph he finds
no attraction in the beautiful, quiet
grave" he had picked cut to be burr
cd in just outside of Fiumc. He will
fare forth on his Pes glsus to new
adventures. He will conquer new
worlds. Or at least, he will conquer
tho same old world in new way
He has it all figured out,
AS soon as the Fiume episode is
concluded, D'Annunz.o will E:Eicoed
to fly around the earth in his trusty
airplane He expects to start before
the winter is over, flying cast, across
Asia to Toxic. and trence across
the broad PACIFIC md the Uaited
States of America, and so home
again.
Americans will not be glad to see
him, even If he scatters his own
poems broadcast from the sky as he
did i'll wartime, over Vienna, He is
not our kind But let him crank up
Pegasus and hop off
Over here he may take some les
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

We have good men engaged i'll
business in Cordelc who would Ike
to bring their families here. Some of
them are working Under serious
handicap and home Is a necessity.
The search is fruitless. More houses
are needed in Cordcle We say it
again This community is meeting
its housing problems with very poor
progress. More new houses. please.
Who will build them? Too few of
them Hre going UP.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

If there is any truth in the charge
that the coal operators and the mine
union heads are conspiring to shorten
the coal output. the Indianapolis
grand jury Investigating the charge
should never stop till that fact is
disclosed Trouble is ahead for peO.
pie who will offer the needy public
such n program.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

Senator Lodge is going to do tie
thing his way. so il appears Tie
Knox resolution to declare the United
States at pence with Germany will be
offered the senate, if the program
is carried out And the senate will
promptly reject the offer. if we have
any idea of the temper of that body.
That is not the way this country
should come out OF it. The sensible
ratification OF the treaty. even at
: =. = -. - = a. -. 4s-.----- -
'ies MIN - ct-l- stsfsc4-s .s.-a< >-sa,S-
publicity can do little good, for III,
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

Germany is about to convince the
Allied council that there is no more
German shipping to be had. If the IL.
lies keep on taking till they get all
Germany has, even that would not
be as wicked as were the Germans.
They tried to sink all the shipping
the Allies had. ~
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

Louisiana has done the country a
real service in the great rice crop
raised this year. The state has five
million bushels more than comes out
OF the general avemge crop. More
rice is needed till the demand for it
is supplied. Louisiana is doing its
part.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

1 Krupp's works is reported making
locomotives and car trucks to take
the place of those which the allies
forced Germany to turn over to
France. Dividend or no dividend, this
Is better occupation than making
o3nnon for another world war,
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

Sugar control is caught IN the
senate scramble between the grind
ing political factions and may be
crushed. IL there is any good in it
be sorry for its chances to become
law.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY

Christmas is the season 'of su-
preme unselfishness. Make it a good
one and give a pound of sugar to
one of your friends.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
We Are Reducing Living Cost


Fresh Apalach Oysters, per pint 35c, pts for 65c
Choice Steak. ner mound d.3 SOC
Choice Pork nor nound " 35c
Choice Roast (Beef) per pound ............. 3Oc
Choice Roast (Porl) per pound ........... 35c
Pure Pork Sausage, per pound ............ 4Oc
Mixed Sausage (our malc) Der pound a SOC
Stew Meats, per pound observation-disclosures. 171ac
Cured Ham, Sliced per pound ......,...... SOC
Boiled Ham sliced, per pound ..,......... 75c
Breakfast Bacon Sliced, per pound .......... SOC
Eggs, Butter other market goods and complete
Of High Glass Groceries at low prices GIVE us
your business and reduce your cost OF living 10 10
, q #s as'
Phone 302 r. 4. BURLINGTON, Pfop'
Ger. 10th. ST. 18th Ave.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
Members of the Associated Press

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
of5all news dispatches credited to il
or r.not ortherwise credited in this pa
per aud also the local news published
herein,
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l1RONIkA
MIEJSCOWAA
(DoRohczenie re strongly 81.

Philip Carney student, ktory, i
dac ma Belmont ave., zauwazyl
jak wielki czarny automobil "a
trzymai sic pred mieszkaniem
dr.. G.. C. Dittmana, pnr. T9 Bel
mont ave-, poltora ,,bloku" ma
wschod cd ul. Clark, a z niego
wysiadi szofer W mundurze, zdjal
z frontu automobile bezwladne
cialo kobiety, umiescii W automo-
blu i ruszyi dalej.
Carney ME widziai wtedy twa-
rzy panny Mel Donald, lecz p6z--
riej ia identyfikowal, gdyz INA ja
: jej brata cd kilku lat. Dali poll
cyl szczegolowy opis szofera i
AUTOMOBILE, gdyz stall cztery sto-
py cd niego, gdy ten sic zatrzy-
mai.
Nastepnie automobil ten Wi
dziai ma III. Erie blisko, ~jeziora
Antonio Saba. woznica wozu cd
odpadk6w. Bylo to o godz. 6:45
wieczorem, W pol godziny po
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w K~ONTESCIE.

Kontest roku 1918 ~zakonczono
dose ~pomyslnic, lecz ME lyle Cd
dzialow zdoiaio otrzymac nagro-
dy, lie MONA bylo sic spodziewac.
Otto jest kompletna lista:
Oddziai 90 w roku 1918 zyska}
czlonk6w 10, wiec otrzymuje jake
ragrode $4,000.
Oddziai 81 "a 4S czionkow $4,000
Oddziai 70 "a % czionk6w $500
Oddziai SO "a 81 czionkow $1,000
Oddzial 81 "a 20 czfonkow $1,000
Oddzia{ SO "a 16 czlonkow $1,000
Oddziai 6S "a Is czionkow $1,000
Oddziai 2 "a II czionkow $3.50
Oddziai 80 "a II czionkow $3.50
Oddziai so "a II czionkow $3.50
Oddzial % "a 10 czionkow $3.50
Powyzsze cyfry czfonkostwa
wykazuja dokladny wzrost czlon-
kostwa w Oddziaiach Cd 1go sty-
cznia, 1918 roku, do 81 grudnia,
1918 roku.
Wkrotce rozpocznie sic kontest
rowy i many nadzieje, re o.
dziafy, kt6re W roku zesziym stra-
Gill nagrode z powodu suspendo-
wanych czionkow, w tym nowym
kontescie zdoiaja nagrode zdobyc
i ia utrzymac. Szczego1y o konte-
seize ogiosimy pozniej.
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IS Miiard6W DO|ar0W zaOSzCzQ-
dzOno zBudzetu WojennegO,
zapoWiedz SpecyaInej Sesyi kongresoWei
Niezadowolenie Kongresu z Admin
stracyi Zywnosciowej.
4 Rampant S~ufrazystek.
Carranza ReorEanizuje Arrrie.
los, 753 zonlsry AmsUkaiskich " Szptalach We Francyi.
Z Rampant Sufrazystek.
Carransa Reorsanizuje Arnie.
los, 75a zuInlay Amsykaiskieh " S%zpitaIaeh We Franyl
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
~PIEDNASCIE
ZAOSZCZFDZO-
NO z BUDzETU WoJENNE-
GO.

Washington, 27-go stycznla. -
w projekcie przediozonym Kon-
gresowi przez wydziai kredyto-
wy zamieszczono wiadomoSc o
zaoszcedzeniu IS miliardow dola-
row w gotowce z sunny przezna-
czonej ma koszta w~ojenne w ra-
zie, gdyby wojna nadal trwaia.
Moca przediozoncgo projektu, de
parliament wojny ! marynark1
maja prawo Skasowac zamowie-
MIA, na ktore przeznaczonos oko-
10 St.1t9.156,944 oraz prawo Ia
kazujace wyciagania pieniedzy ma
rome drobniejsze wydatki obu
departamentow Z sunny wyno-
szacej SS,22l,O OPS, 294. Ogolna STU
ma przeznaczona ma rozmaite wy
padki wojenne obu Department
tow wynosiia $50, 10, 64l, 81.
Prezes wydziaiu kredytowego
oswiadczyi, re kasowanie zamo-
wien Pc podpisaniu warunkow TO-
zejmowyQh ME wplyneio ma su-
me przeznaczons ma wydatki wo-
JENNIE, z ktorej w razie potrzeby
MONA byio wyciagac ~potrzebna
kwote.
Zaoszczedzona przez departa-
ment marynarki suma jest o vic
lie mniejsza cd sunny zaoszcze-
dzoncj przez Department wojny.
Department wojny zaoszczedzii
w got6wce $6,S44, 795,O77 S.
10000 ,294, a Department mary
narki zaoszczedzf S334,36l,s66,
i 100000.
Ogolna suma przeznaczona ma
icele wojenne ola departamentu
wojny wynosiia $24,235,425,260
w got6wce, a 50, S99. o57Y go ma wy
datki biezace. Ogolna zaS suma
przeznaczona ma celc wojenne ola
departamentu marynarki wyno-
siia S ,376,956,2OS w gotowce, a
5s2,76O,OO0 ma inne cele woien-
ne.
Pomimo re zaoszczedzenie
kwot p~ienieznych by}o wielkie z
wielu ~zamowien. ktore z koncem
wojny skasowano, to jednak "a
brakio funduszu ma wypiacenie
nfekt6rych zam6wieh, ktore juz
wykonczono. Dlatego.w ptojek-
Gle przed}ozonym jest prosba o
wyznaczenie sos. 244,329 ma tie
braki. Pozostawiano rowniez
znaczna sumo picniedzy ma wy
piacenie rozmaitych kosztow, ia
kie oba departamenty - wojny
marynarki - NIGGA ponieSc W ma
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z MICHIGAN CITY, mi.

Do pieknego m~iasteczka Michi-
gan City, Ind, wyjechali W zesz-
Ia niedziele gen. PREF. Wojciech
F. Soska i Leokadya Kohczyk.
dyrektorka Zarzadu Glownego
NJ. P, w celu dokonania wspolnej
instalacyi urzednik6w i urzedni-
GEEK Oddzial6w Macierzy Pol
skiej, znajdujacych sic W tym
dose pokaznym i goScinnem mia
,steczku, gdzie sporo Polakow "a
mieszkuje.
Najpierw goSci Zarzadu Glow
nego spotkala delegacya ~ziozona
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WOJSKOWA POLICYA BE
RE UDZIAL w NAPADZIE
MA NORY ~SZULERSKIE.
ZAPOWIEDz
GO KONGRESU.

Washington, 27-go stycznia. -
Pr~zewodcy obu partyi narodo-
wych - republikahskicj i demo-
kratycznej przewiduja potrzebe
specyalnej W przyszioSci sesyi
kongresowej. ~Przewodcy obu
partyi oSwiadczyli, re byloby to
wprost niemozliwem przeprowa-
die wszystkie legislacye rozpo-
czete przez Kongres, zanim sic
skohczy jego termin dnia Ago
marca. Wiekszosc przewodcow
jest zdania, re nowy Kongres "a
siedzie kiedyS W maju, Pozostaje
jeszcze 81 dni do piracy. w tym
czasie koniecznie musi sic zaia-
twic sprawy kredytowe. Dotych-
Gas skonczono prace mad SEE
Scioma proJektami a jest ich SEE
snascie. Nadto projekty tie pre-
SHY dopiero W Izbie Posiow; "a
den z mich ME byl pod glosowa-
MEM Senatu. Oprocz wielkiej
liczby projekt6w kredytowych
jest projekt kredytowy ola admit
nistracyi kolejowej wynoszscy
750,OOO,OO0 dolar6w, ma ktorym
jeszcze nierozpoczeto wcale pra-
cy. Jest take wielka liczba pro-
ponowanych legislacyi, ktore wy
czekuja zaiatwieh.
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ODDZIAkoW
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ,
Oddziai sw. Cecylii, Mr.. 90.

w niedziele, dnia 1890 stycz--
tia, odby}a sic instalacya Oddzia-
III Sw. Cccylii, nr. 90 Macierzy
Polskiej, w parafii sw. Stanislawa
Kostki. Ma instalacye przybyli
sekr. gen., Tom. S. Blachowski
GRAZ dyrektorki, panic Francisz-
ka Bieschke i Salomea Urbahska'
Obccnym byi r6wniez proboszcz
X. FIR. Dembinski, ktory cd no.
wych urzedniczek odebrai przy--
siege.
Pc instalacyi i sutej przekasce.
prezesowa, PAM Czekaia otworzy'
Ia program krotkiem przemowie1
MEM, ~powoiujac zebranych d
odSpiewania Hymnu Amerykai--
skiego. Program nader obszerny.
skfadai sic z wystepu ma fortepia1
nie panny Skweres; Spiewu Cho-
I'll czionkin Oddzialu sw. Cecylii,
pod dyrekcya p. Ant. Barwiga
nowy sekretarza generalnego, p.
r. S. Blachowskiego; tanca zgra-
bnego panny Florencyi Train
PREY akompaniamencie brata swe-
go Jana Frain mowy p. Jana Cze
kaiy; Choru mieszanego czlonkih
Oddziam i czionk6w choru ko{--
ka; deklamacyi pieknie oddanej
panny Wojtus; duetu ma fortepia-
rie, panien Train; tanca panny
Jagodzihskiej; spiewu PAM An
ny Marskiej, PREY Accompaniment
Gle panny Roy Kondziorskiei
mowy dyrektorki PAM Bieschke
mowy dyrektorki PAM Urban
skiej spiewu ch6ru meskiego Kol
ka i mowy proboszcza. y. DEM
tinskiego. Ma zakohczenie pre-
mowii r6wniei p. Jan Kondzior-
ski.
Wieczorek ten, nadzwyczaj mi
~, zakonczono rozlosowaniem
fantow PREY tax zwanym Penny
Social, i zabawa, PREY akompa-
niamencie panow Wladystawa
WiSriewskiego i Jana Train.
Ma rok 1919 Oddziai Sw. Cecy-
Ii: obrai nastepujaca administra-
eye: kapelan, rs. Fr. Dembinski,
E. R.; prezeska, Konstancya Gee
kaia wiceprezeska, Marya Skwe'
res; sekr. prot, Zafia Glabas
sekr. fin. Marya Barwig; kasper-
ka, Elzbieta Czastka radne, Ma
rya A. Barwig, Marya Prychia
Marya Gabryszewska; marszaiki-
rie, Anna Kobus i Marya GREEN
pa. Lckarzem jest DR.. Train. Po-
siedzenia Oddziafu odbywaja sic
co drugi wtorek W miesiacu, W
sail parafialnej Mr.. 3. ma Stanisla-
WoWie.
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Pieniadz W Dziale
Oszczednosci

pracuje ola was we dnie W nocy. Przynosi wan Sci
procent rocznie. w razie potrzeby nagiej j nieprze'
widzianej zawsze jest gotow do waszej usaugi
Oszczedzajcie 60 zatem i s~kiadajcie do silnego ban
XII, iakim jest HOME BANK. ZAsoBY TEGo
sANKU oBEcN1E WYNoszA PRZEszLo
TRY I POL M1L1oNA DoIARoW. Pieniadze
vase 50 nietyIko pod bacznem okiem urzednikow
Lanku, ale takze pod opieka rzadu stanow zjedno'
czonych rzadu Stanu Illinois. Do dyrekcyi skid"
dajacej sic z ludzi wybitnyeh W dziedzinie handlu
przernystu profesyi nalezy trzech Polak6w, a mia
nowicie: PIP. L. H. Przybylski, Pawe1 Drzyrnalski
DR.. zurawski. Personal bankowy skdada sic pre-
wa4nie z Polakow, wiec wszedzie Pc polsku rozrno
vic sic molina.
HOME BANK & TRUST co.
Milwaukee i Ashland AYES.
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. SPRAWY -
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

z PIP. Wlad. Baron 1 Alexis. Urban
ria stacyi Michigan Central, skad
w AUTOMOBILE p. l.. Kucharskie-
go przywiozia do pieknego po--
n:ieszkania PAM Maryanna Do
minowskiej, prezeski Oddz. sw.
Elzbiety mr.. II, gdzie PREY sutc
zastawionym stole spozyto obiad
smaczny W gronie Macierzystow
i Macierzystek.
Nastepnie udano sic do sail pa
rafialnej, kt6ra juz byla zapelnio-
Tia pc brzegi Macierzystami / Ma
cierzystkami. Pc przeczytaniu OBJ
szernych a dokiadnych raportow
z urzedowania caiorocznego oby-
dwu Oddziaiow, tax z d~ziaialnosci
jak i fuhdusz6w zebranych, przy-
stapiono do urzedowej instalacyi
urzednikow i urzedniczek ma rok
1919.
Instrukcyi podiug naszego ry-
tuaiu udzialiia zdolna nasza dy.
rektorka parma Leokadya Koii-
czyk, poczem urzedowa przysie.
&c Cd urzednikow i urzedniczek
obydwu Oddzialow NJ. P. odebrai
bardzo lubiony X. Jozef Bolka
proboszcz i kapelan Oddzial6w.
Dalej instalacyjna move wyglo-
sii prtzes gen. Wojciech F. Soska
mowif on o celu i dazeniu organi-
zacyi NJ. P. jak rowniez co to zna-
czy ola mlodziezy polskiej, male
zee do tel pieknej, idcowej orga-
nizacyi Macierzy Polskiej. rs.
proboszcz, ktory nastepnic pre-
mowii. dai kilka jasnych dowo-.
dow ola czego wszyscy Polacy
powinni nalezec do orsanizacyi
czysto polskicj i katolickiej jaka
jest NJ. P. Jasno wykazai, re tyl-
ko przez organizowanie sic i o
wsp6lnic zlaczonej silc Polacy
potrafia-otrzymac to, czego tax
bardzo pragna i potrzebuja.
Dyrektorka Leokadya Koiczyk
~serdecznis zachecala obecnych do
wspdlneH piracy prey werbowaniu
cz}onkii i czlonk6w, a W szczeg6l
nosci miodziezy naszej, ktora juz
teraz ~zapisywac MONA W wieku
cd jednego roku do lat 14tu W tax
zwane Kolka dziecinne.
Przemawiala takzc prezcska
Oddz. sw. Elzbicty p. NJ. Domi--
nowska, szczerze zachecajac wszy
stkich do wspolnej piracy ola Ma
Clergy Polskiej, jake tez prezes
Oddzialu Tadeusza KoSciuszki, p.
Wlad. Baron, ktory odtad obiecal
pracowac Z ~podw6jna si}a i zupei-
ME MOVIE zycie wprowadzic W
szeregi Macierzy Posskiej W Mi
chigan City, Ind.
Lista urzednikow Oddz. 81 W
Michigan City, Ind: kapelan.
X. Jozef Bolka; prezes Wlady.
siaw Baron; wiceprezes Jan Ma
wrocki; sekr. prot. Jan Chemczak;
sekr. fin. Jan Wantuch; kesyer
WIad. Sniadalski; radni: Jozef
PawliIl, J6zef Krol, Jan Pytynia;
marszaiek /. Jozef Nowak; mar
szalek II. Ignacy Korzeniewski;
chorazy I. Wojciech Kowalski;
chorazy II. Roman Lempa.
Lista urzednikow Oddziaiu Il
w Michigan City, Ind. - kapelan
X. Jozef Bolka prezeska Maryan
ia Dominowska; wiceprezeska
Pelagia Tomaszewska sekr. prot,
K~atarzy11a Knioia; sekr. fin. Ma
,yanna Nawrocka kasyerka Ka-
tarzyna S~zarzeniak; radne: Ma
ryanna Pozdoi, Julia Rempala,
Zofia Knioia; marsz. l., Rozalia
Szachulda; marsz. H., Zofia Po-
Ian.