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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-24
hause Falls Asleep
on Ferry and Loses Money
By Special Correspondent.

TOTTENvILLE, Sept. 24.-Rich-
ard F. Nause. florist, of Huguenot
avenue Woodrow, who has a flower
shop at 1926 Amboy road Totem
Vile, coming over on a municipal boat
from Manhattan to st. George on the
IL o'clock trip Sunday night had his
TOTT RICHARD NAUSE
pocket picked and $3.50 in bills n
checks taken. Mr.. Nause a fallen
asleep shortly after entering the
smoking cabin of the boat and did
not remember anything 1t is said un-
til the arrival of the boat at st.
George. He left the boat and started
for the train when he missed his
money.
He Immediately went back on the
boat thinking thai he had dropped 1t
out of his trousers pocket. Not being
able to locate it got off the boat in
Manhattan n reported the loss to
the police. The only one near him
hat he can remember was a sailor In
the navy uniform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-24
How MetuChen Voted for
Borough, County and State
By speoia, Correspondent

By Special Correspondent
METUCHEN, Sept. Pain Metuch-
en- there were no Primary contests for
offices. Washington Wilson, Rep.
candidate for Mayor polled 116 votes,
while M. G.. Nook, the Dem. candidate
received 81 votes.
For Councilmen, Rep. ticket. Fred
C. Ayres polled 116 votes. while Phin-
cas- Jones polled ia votes. The Demo-
cratic candidates George c. Kelly anc
Harry Kramer, polled "a and 81 re
spectfvely.
For County Committeeman r. B
Powell, Rep. candidate received III
votes, while J.. w. Breen. Dem. re
ceived A.
Republican.
Mayor Metuchen.
Washington Wilson.
Poll 1-63.
2-53.
Councilman.
Frederick c. Ayres.
Poll la.
2-53.
Phineas Jones.
Poll I'll. i
2-53.
County Committeeman.
r. B. Cowell.
Poll 1-63.
Psi.
Democratic.
Mayor.
M. G. Nook.
Poll lis. j
2-12.
Councilman. /.
George c. Kelly.
Poll lie.
P g..
Harry Kramer.
Poll III.
2-14.
County Committeeman.
Poll 1 and IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-24
Butler Association Outing and
CIambake Sunday at Starks
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 24-The first
annual Rhode Island clambake and
outing of the Thomas r. Butler As
ISOLATION will be held at Starks Rarf-
tan Bay hotel Sunday afternoon. The
bake which will be made under the
direction of Daggett and Madsen will
be ready at $3.50 o'clock. There will
be games and running races. A base
ball game between the married and
single men of the ociation Will be
O. feature of the outing.
The officers of the association in
clude William Darlington, president
Joseph Fox, vice president; Chris
Madsen, secretary; and Thomas b.
Butler, treasurer.
The committee In charge of the
arrangements include John Romer,
chairman; e. Werner, Wesley Romer,
C. Stohl and Arthur Daggett.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-24
confidential, Prompt, Thorough. Reliable

confidential, Prompt, Thorough, Reliable
International Secret Service, Inc, Ii
censed and bonded. This Secret Service
agency is now prepared to investigate
all grades OF crimes, furnish secret OPP
orators. either men or women to rail-
roads and other corporations and the
trades to detect dishonesty. disatisfac-
ton and the habits of employees. obtain
evidence in intricate criminal and civil
matters; experts in finger prints, and
papers in all cases. VIII send expert
enced secret service men or women to
all parts of the world. All languages
spoken. Offices: Board of Trade Build
Amboy, N. j. Tel. 1882 Perth Amboy.
Miller Building, Room 25., 275 Morris
Avenue. E~lizabetht N: J. Lincoln Trust
Jersey City. N. j. Tel. 1879 Montgom-
cry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-24
Famous Caves Change ownors.

The Tillywhim and the Great
Globe at swanage were offered BY auc-
ton at Bournemouth. England, but
failed to find a purchaser, although the
Great Globe and Dorieston Head Castle
were knocked down for $4,000. The
Durleston Park estate, on which these
landmarks are situated. had previous
iy been offered as a whole. but had
failed to find q purchaser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

KEYPORT, Sept. 24:-Mr. and
Mrs. John t.. Draper, of Brooklyn,
announce the marriage of their
niece, Miss Ethel May Fisher, to
Robert Thorp Fairbrother, Saturday,
September 20, at Brooklyn. Mr.. Fair
brother is well known here, having
been a resident of the borough for a
number Of years. recently having re-
moved to Brooklyn.
After enjoying a short honeymoon
trip the couple vii. reside in Brook
Ign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-24
Correspondent Answered.

Roger sends a clipped advertise
ment summing: "Lost-Laborer's watch
on road near pumping station" and
wants to know wherein q laborer's
watch differs from a bankers watch.
Perhaps it's hands are calloused. Roger.
Boston Transcript.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-10
SaturdQy Specials in
Piece Goods, Silks,
Dress Goods, Wash Goods

urday specials
36nch finest quality Tricotine; coors are navy silver
Copen, Peacock and white; yard, $325.
40-nch wash satin flesh color and white yard, $175.
S0-nch finest veveteen = coors navy Myrtle and Wis
taria; yard, S225.
24-nch black or navy veveteen yard, $129.
2nch finest domestic and foreign gingham zephyrs plaids
stripes and plain = l20 styles to pick from; yard, SOC
81 and 3o-inch silk stripe shngs; white grounds with
colored stripes; yard SOC.
3onch silk and cotton crepe full line Of light darl
colors; yard 55c.
48-nch French twill serge - fine quality; especially
adapted for plated skirts for which take ORDERS yard
$285
54nch all best grades of veours many colors to pck
from yard $395.
5O-nch black silk plush = limited quantity; yard $685.
BowMANs-Niain Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-10
Store Closes Regularly
On Saturdays at Six
BELL iosI-zs5s UNITED

The mere statement that your money buys here
would be of little consequence it for the
panying fact that all merchandise sell is of strictly
dependable quality which be relied upon for
service and satisfaction
When we say that your money goes farhest here, we
that its expenditure with lis will result in the
greatest of service of satisfaction and of vaue
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-10
Our January Sale

There is stock concerned in the January Sale which
shows pronounccdy the advantages this store
about to offer its patrons
Hemmed crochet bedspreads Size 6SxSO These spreads
contain very little dressing and will launder closer. Sale
price, each, S1.50
Hemmed crochet bedspreads, size 75xS0. Each Sis.
Hemmed crochet bedspreads, size 77xS6. Each, $3.50
Rpplcte Bedspreads 62xo0 each, $500; 72xo0 each,
SIPS S0x90 each S25 These spreads light easily aun
dered and durable for winter
Huck towels bleahed and hemmed about 15XS0 each
15c o. Sis per dozen.
uck towels beached and hemmed with stripe borders
size l6x52 each 7c.
Hemsttched huck towels, selected seconds; holes
tears: size about 1880, each bic.
Euck towels large; made OF fine quality uckaback
each 25c.
Union linen towels Size about 1880 These half linen
are extra heavy and absorbent and very exceptional
values Each 2oc
Turkish towels bleached and hemmed Size about 17x5l
each 15c.
Turkish towels; bleached and hcmmed Size about 1Sx35
each 19c.
Turkish towels; bleached and hemmed Size about 2Ox5S
each 25c.
BowMANs-second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-10
January Shoe Clearance

Womcns gray kid laced boots with French heels;
special $9.49.
Women's black kid laced boots with French heels,
$500 to $500.
Women's tan calf laced boots with military heels,
$500 to 5000.
Womens black calf laced boots with military heels;
gray suede tops special $500.
Women's brown calf laced boots with fawn suede tops,
military heels special $3.50.
Women's spat pumps patent dull calf, $3.50 to
$3.50.
Growing girls black and tan calf lace shoes, $500
and $500.
Women's black calf button shoes with cloth tops;
French heels special $2.49.
Womens black patent button shoes with cloth and kid
tops; special, $1.9S.
BOWMANS-Nain
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-10
Mems Gloves andNeCkWear
Special For Saturday
Mems GlOUey

A few dozen washable cape gloves in light tan Also cham
o1sette gloves with blac; embroidered backs.
These two lines closing Exceptional values far
in excess OF price asked. Specially priced, S1OO.
Men Neckwear two separate lots of mems fine neck
wear Beautiful silk OF newest des ign and colorngs Not
special purchase but the last OF holiday stock
\ grand opportunity for every to buy high. grade
neckWear at saving The lot specially priced, csc and
S1.35.
BOWMANS-Main
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-10
BOWman's Annual Sale lof
Rugs, Linoleums & Carpets
FOUNDED 1sSa

Select from assortment OF floor coverings unsurpassed
this section of the state for completeness Of stock beauty
designs, quality of merchandise and for low prices
BoWMANS-Fourth Floor a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11


ne vsy l. essa W. sil take NJ
example TURKEY - = n.ues. iA<s
hsvs kss ss-Slsie psonisli'oa ~
oesssr,ss and Soat suppose tAsrs
l. = more brutal and a@r1<reas poole
90 esrth. On The other hAni ~ ~'h
take sAe lns.s nHfoa - belgium
Prior % The ~sr th<s sers . ssses
lssinx. clslhsed. shrtiy litkie n~sssn.
~srh ls>< esspsrt pr iacpssnd tA~n
t-oss u nzgion> hst nonf' ts,ns sA~>'
had ssss knox prohlskion.
wA~a Rs~>.a - ggohibli'pn iss
'~~esi NJ sh2s uSald b. the s@ha-
tion ~ Ea-sls n<fore hey 81 pro-
hiei,lsn lhss .sr fIshtlns the s2i-
sers army and making f~ir.s soot
siaxeer al u. eu1 after tAes sos pro-
hihlgien th<y ~ent 70 fis1slns smon<
Themselves no ne ~ih 10 follow
tie sxsmp,e of Turkey and Rassis' I
o~rssinis hops noe. ! also notice in
,oar Feoam wh.re one parry 0ucscd
scripture as an argument Cor prohi-
bi,lon.
The Bible i foS Temperance eoi
not for prohiblsson. Il = against
drunkenness. n y against lsst and
hypocrisy and would gsos Il would
- a<Alnss aaiocrscy. We are ses-
ting to be a lAv-riddea country. ~
the prohlbiiionssts and everybody else
cald live ~ 10 ,h~ ten command
n.cnts We could DO away with ninety
ter cent Of cur nan-n,sde laws and
b. Ear S.-ftcr or and there i no pro
h.hs;ion os what We eat or drink IN
the commandments or viii say N
,he Bible
rher. are more people digSins Their
graves with their teeth than there Il
drinking liquor. BE ye temperate 10
all shinss 80 sayesh the Lord.
From one xhc bsiieses in pronai
rights. fair and square deal for
everybody. special privileges 20 none
From one who believes In personal
county, s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
PASTOR POSTS NOTICE
TO ALl F00D SHARKS

Philadelphia, Aug TIA warning 10
.'food sharks- and .rent pirates" has
been posted on the bulletin board q
the Cooper Methodist Episcopal
church. sixty third ssreet and Girard
avenue. II reads:
..Focd sharks. rent pirates. take no.
.ice: Thou shalt not steal
The notice was posted by Rev "
Graz Jones. pastor Of the church
DR. Jones is the wess PhihdelE hia
pastor who sent letter TO the Phil
adeiphia chamber of commerce telling
Of the unrest and dissati sfatcion that
be heard expressed by the pe1ae OF
his community. and asking for some
constructive message be might give
sss7 IN MS visits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

cannot hold Ms Office II he does. and
shzs il Is A<sinxt the 3aw. II county
official o. any other Official Is not
satisfied with the salary re pay they
are not bound 20 take r. ] woz'd
not hire q man 20 80 ous TO my farm
to shock wheat by he DAY and allow
him 20 s-sx N haE Of the time f0
aas nezgnpo-. Iae-s 4uauers SHOULD
Re looked after by the proper one
an sure. ! think the state attorney
roult adrise the writer Of yoar oehse
article s,0og uk line He dsd n >
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
SlOO Reward. 500

The reaaers Of this PAPER viii be
pleased TO learn that there IL at least
one dreaded disease that science mas
been able 10 cure in all us stages ana
that il cafarrh. Catarsh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Hairs Catsrrh Medicine Is taken in
sernsii, and acts thru the Blood on
the Mn-ous Surfaces o. the system
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, giving the s.atient strength
by building up the constitution ana
assisting nature in doing It's wors-
The proprIeiors have 20 much fai'n
in the curative covers Of Halls Ca
txrrh Medicine thai they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case thai Il
fails 10 cure. Send for List OF testi-
monials.
Address FL. CHENEY & CO.. Tole-
do. Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 1sc'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

Editor Leader: will give you my
isea q 10 the high cosi oi living u
Is because the commercial peop'e have
a greater demand for oommodities in
European countries than was ever
known before Therefore Il enables
the rrosiaeer 20 exact an exhorbiisnt
price. n we don't buy At bis price.
lie has market anyway, II Is rhe
osersupply aud the overproduction
sat causes chaspnsrs in everything
Il the governments will stop so much
;hipping TO foreign countries. and Mr.
Profsseer doesn't sell his goods al q
reasonable profit. II will accumulate
and perish on his hAnds--S y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

Forxnn that whisky never hurt any
one DO not saoeesher agree With
fbem on that for ! have seen some
-sen that drank TO excess that BE-
lleved did insure them. bzs where !
have seen one that IL did harm have
seen = dozen shst has been injured
by over eating.
Excessive use o< tobacco. tea and
co<fee and lAs< and greakee< of 81;
t4bis-soa mag CIsss 10 - <ze
re are snsempersre IN anything re
saf1er more Or less sor oar fs1ly- II
rzskinz of s.g1of ~ bees : lsQzlDsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

business for one hundred and forty
.ears and has rather been encosssxed
ne sSreennezt receiving billio1H q
dollars revenue and rather gid %
SET T. Sow comes aloag . CERTAIN
class o. people and Some politicians
Who s>y yos have 20 90 o. ~ b.si-
ness u1shOu< any oompensss1on: no
difference Whistler Tow los - .
thoasand o. . million do31ars- II tat
he spirit Of denocz.c5. Rsfn I al
- 80 II thax ~Ay- whe knous bus
vhas sons olnr lssalised i.dssrr5
u.y nj . - ans rouse-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

You may learn something from the
follow ing BY ". ". Irxlxnd. = travelling
salesman Of Louisville. KY In the
summer OF 1855 had seyere attack
o. cholera norbBs. ] gave the hotel
pcrser fifty cents and told himao buy
me a. bof<ie OF Chznber]sin's Collie
and Dizrrboes Remedy and 60 take no
sskssissie- iopk dvhb'e dose of It
according TO directions and vent TO
sleep. At five O'Clock the nexf morn
,ns vas called by ny order and took
= trsin Tor ny mex; stopping place.s
vel man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
4 Presentation of Notably
SMART FASHIONS FOR FAL

Because Of the pointedly different character of the
1920 fashions this showing highly instructive exhb
ton An entirely influence is evident
Enliye yeaug touches have been everywhere impaired
resulting group of fashions that viii have the instant
approval Of discriminating patrons Nf#
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
sTILL FIGHTING 'ua

Dallas. Tex. Aax III D Hoy. dis
chsrxed uolcse-. was in bed with
di<locsted shoulder TO-DAY. He drssm
&C last night he explained he xss
nxhttnx he war % the western fron-
over again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

Editor Leader. ] do not wish 90
gain any publicity through the PAPER.
therefore. an not giving zny name TO
the pnblic. not that an afraid or
ashamed Of the esand take On this
or any o<hsr question not by any
means-
would iike . make neatsoa " .
certain sArsy xho said <Aroneh The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
The Forum
oe0Dna5esaioas 10 ~
Ed1eor


~ - eB FSFUH<
D11ooe Loader- aoticei = pses
- yUur popsr shout eosnty assogaeys
rzocx,cjng No. !; II my understand
~ shax - cossry sr<oeney shall
~ - iufsesueed n any cAse excE<
esunky easoL azasrstzna ssst -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
Hundreds sof fcharningF Fall Hats

farisinspirel models ii those cie symphonies cf line
and color that reveal the artisi-esigaer at his les
Briefly fabric Hats and ostrich trimmings prevail They
come from such makers Gage Bros Vogue Laurel and
Belnor 4 chapter might be written about them vet II
would explain less than casual examination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

To The Leader: I would like 70
know II anyone il. the city knows
where there Is . well keps dir rad
in the exy limits Or where there is
road that has been worked in the lass
ivo or shree years except ~ politi-
cal favor. Ms aboat tine f0r ~
street. teparneat 70 vurk , q ~
bsochs sur : certain mn owner again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

that IS aas-fsx payer IN the city,
Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

similar case i, this county Al one
ums-A Perry Lawyer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

No doubt YOU have been wondering for some time past
what the new ,yles are like for the coming and
vou have this early foil showing will present you with the
opportunity 10 thoroughly acquainted with them
Certainly they from every point of view The
pctest STYLES have had the pleasure of presenting
to you for inspection. - TIA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-16
INFORmATIUNI

Moarte 81 casatorie. Adams,
Mass. - Pc c1nd d-ra Ophelia
Ramoki sta inaintea altarului 81
preotul rostea cuvintele prin carl
o proclama sofia lui Roy Desno-
yers, fratele Ell anume Antony S "a
innecat intr 'un lac de linga bise-
rica. Copilul Sc dusese sd Sc dea
cu patinele pc ghiata pima sa ie-
Sc eel din biserica. ca sd Sc dnea
Gu Ell acasa.
Constrairea unor aeroplane su-
preme. - Londra. - Ziarul Eve
ming News anunta ca amiralita-
engleza censtrueste ,,aeroplane
supreme Gu inteala de 10 pf-
ma la 80 de mile pc ora, avind
un personal de % de oameni.
Qermanii trilnit prasile acasA.
- C1nd niste Ian trimise acasa
de ofiteri Germani au fost inspec-
tate de autoritatile din Wurz-
burg, s'a aflat ca contineau cea-
sornice scumpe, 1natasuri, 'bla,
nurf,, precum 81 bani de aur in
valoare de 10000 de. dolari. Gu
|lazi de sacestea erau pline c1teva
vagoane, toate hmarcate: .,numai
|efecte militare's.
On ncu impfumut Dc stat. -
New York. Noul ministru de
finantea Mr.. Carter Glass, tinut
aici lin discurs in care spnnea Cd
noul >imprumut al libertatii va Il
de einci sau sase miliardc de do
lari, avind dop1nda mai smare
Ca ori care alt fmprumut facut
fnainte.
Tuaal a sub Mare. Londra.
S'au inceput din non discuti-
unile restra up tuAa fptre An
'glia y Irlsnde. Fiadca restrier.
tile rszheinlui Az tFecpt, opopep-
ti aeestu;s plan an na ekseae niei'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-16
nlaruntisuIi.


Membri Gle al societatilor noa-
sire de ajutor, din diferite orase
ale Amerieei, ne .dau de stire ca
primejdia aproape. Avem copii
la 1ndemfna, prin care un ,,atot-
puternic'' din ,,gratia lui Dumne-
zeu'i mijloceste adunari in nu-
mele 81 contra noastra.
O doamna sc lauda daunSzi ca
are Sc palmuiasca pc i'm, redac-
tor. 81 daca aceasta Sc intimpla
sub valul uitarii 81 atunci vim
alte 20 dame 81 0 palmuiesc pc
doamna noastra si-i muta conciul
81 daca din intimplare, redacto-
rnl pnblica stirea, cine are Sc
rida9
lara apelam la toti membri t.
niunii sa respecteze strict numa-
rnl 4. E numar GU sot 81 pima a.
cum ne-a dat resrltate destul de
frumoase.
Sc arunca unora Invinuiri pen
tru schimbiri de front? 1nainte
de face asa ceva. g bine ca eel
&c voiesc sc o faca, sc sculpe in
sin 81 So caute la ,,inconstienta"
Cor 81 la nestatornicia lor proprie.
prin care s'au departat de idea
luri 81 s'au apropiat do altceva
= mai pipaibil.
Aproape toti libercugetatorll
stmt din clasa burlacilor
De ee oare. atunci END Sc vad
gresiti 81 stu ca au comis ne
dreptate, unii oameni voiesc Gu
sila se-ti scoata merite, pentru ca
sa lie uiti raul? Numim aceasta
inconstienta orr act de cavale-
risme
Casul lui Thaw lara este des-
chis pentru discutia publica. MOI
credem ca deodata Gu sfirsitul
razboiului va rasari alta era
pentrn civilizatie.
De ce un pore nu-si vede mur-
daria de sub Ell 81 de ce pizmuie-
ste curatenia vecinului seu?
Cucuila SIC vaieta ca ell nu are
scoli D'apoi ca aceea 0 stlam
moi demult de pc timpul cind UNI
bla eli cofa dupa afine 81 cara a.
pa GU ciurnl la Cernica.
Astazi lara mai publican o ira
ducere. Ta pomeni ca cei ce nu
raspund pentru faptele altora
dar ..traduc." intocmai dupa moi,
0 vor ..traduce-a''. 81 pc asta.
Organizatia lui Cremene a "a
flat un papagal mare in Ame-
rica. Tot ce vede lucrat de altii la
ell imiteaza la anul
nou. Ell. la multi ami 81 cit de
sus =.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-16

erau in dragoste si-si scrisesers
mai mllte scrisori. Dina a cerut
arestarea ,,vampirei' care ii ra-
pise afectia barbatului.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
TARA nastepujace uczennice {:

TARA nastepujace uczennice: =
L XII. w.: Alicya Domkowna
Aniela Krzemihska z XII. V. Kle-
mentyna Baranowska, Wanda Gi
kasiewiczowna, Irena Groblew--
ska, Genowefa Kochahska i Kla,
"a Szklarska z XII. vi. Matylda
Jasihska, Florencya Kedziora
Klara Tutlewska z kl. VII. Ire
ma Wachtlowna. Prowadzi}y je
DO o}tarza: Eugenia Tomaszew-
ska, K. Bielecka, 7. Chelmihska,
B. ~Dyniewicz6wna, ]. Krawczy-
k6wna, O.. Nawrocka, A. Nova
kowska i A. Wysocka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

ski, Piotr Sloma. Gi6wna kwatera
1890 pulku a~rtyleryi p~olnej: Ed
mund Fronczak. Czlonkowie orkie-
stry detej: Andrzej ]. Urban, W4ady
s}aw Pawlak, Stanislaw Smul, Teo-
dor Polihski. Kompania dowozowa:
Jakob Juranek. Baterya A: Stefan
Style, Grzegorz Gronzin, Baterya C:
porucznik F. Kowalski, Henryk 10
liszek, Wladysiaw Stabel, Alexander
Kruszewski, Daniel Chorak, Baterya
F: Emil Tyrek. Gl6wna kwatera sa-
nitarna: Hugo Remka, Jozef Jarow-
ski. ObsIuga ambulansowa No. 1923:
J6zef Nubski, Ferdynand KAHN, Bo-
leslaw Trowski. Ambulans No. 1871:
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Edward Kisak, Jan Myski. Glowna
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bus Karol Belski, Franciszek j. Du-
daczek, Franciszek Pochroh, Fran
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Bronisiaw Kolar, Tomasz Kiena'
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slaw GalaskA, Franciszek Krualski'
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cago.