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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11

mawial prezes Rady miejskiej
Ign. Balinski.
Generate! Widzisz to MORE
glow! To lud stolicy pc diugiem
wyczekiwaniu z radoScia i zapa-
lem vita Ciebie i oddziaiy, z kto-
rymi wracasz do Ojczyzny.
Warszawa czeSG CT skiada jake
bohaterowi, ktory pomnozyl
|Swietny poczet znakomitych ry-
Gerry polskich i chwa}e oreza pol
skiego pred swiatem nowym O.
zdobil blaskiem.
Warszawa Geese ! dank Ct ska
da "a to, zeS ostrzem szpady roz-
ciai ma zoinierzu polskim wiezy
niemieckie i austro = wegierskie.
zeS jak blyskawica przestrzelii,
rozproszy4 mgiy nieporozumie-
MIA, watpliwoSci skiebione i du-
sze jego zakrywajace.
Warszawa Geese i dank CT ME
sic "a to, zes swa stanowcza de-
cyzya, b~ohaterskim czynem W
przeiomowej dobie dziejowej wy
kauai calemu Swiatu, IL Polak
gdziekolwiek valley, czy Z Was
nego porywu czy pod tragicznym
przymusem obcych wiezow
valley o jedao i to samo - O
wolnosc i niepodleg}ost swej OF
czyzny: i zolnierz polski, gdzie
kolwiekby sic znajdowai, screen
wolnq VIOLA stall ME pc stronie
swych zaborc0w i ciemiezcow
lecz tych szlachetnych panStw
Koalicyi, co w imie SlusznoSci \
sprawiedliwoSci zwycieska sto-
czyly wojne.
Nastepnie przemawiali DIR. I.
Dymowski w imieniu konfedera-
cyl stowarzyszen warszawskich
pose} Rudnicki w imieniu RE
mieslnikow polskich. Obaj NOW
Icy scharakteryzowali tie mySli
uczucia z jakimi spoieczehstwo
polskie vita gencraia Hallera
jego dzielne wojska.
Potem przemowii general Hal
Ter. Wszedi ma zaimprowizowane
podwyzszenie ably o~dpowiedzieG
ma powitania. Postac jego stala
sic widoczna W caiej peini i Sr6d
zebranych tlumow rozlegiy sic
grzmiace owacye. Trwaiy one dit
Ga chwile, general W postawie
salutujacej vital ludnosc s~tolicy
i gdy sic nieco uciszyio wyg}osi
nastepujace przemowienie:
Nova ger. Hallera.
,,Dla Ciebie Polsko, ola Tive.
chwaly" OTTO dewiza, wyryta "
duszy i sercu kazdego zolnierzs
polskiego z ktora p~rowadzii or
Walk ma obczyznie W tel wojnie
wieAkiej, ktora jest jeszcze nit
skohezona. Mialem zaszczyt pro
wsdzit go W tel wojnie i wien
jak wieTka JEST ia mitosc do Oh
czyzny i tesknota IA Polsks, DE-
ktorej dzisiaj sciaga 5oAnierz pol
ski z ziem obcych i isczy sic v
stolicy kraju, Warszawie, W Jed
na polska armie, choe wielu jesz
cze wa}czy ma ziemi obcej. zoi
nierz polsai jest. dummy, re spell
nil swoj ooowiazex i bedzie g
pe1nii nadal.
Me spodziewalismy sic, re pc
wrot nasz nastapi W swieto Una:
twychwstania. Kacza sic wszyst
ke czesci Polski. Dowodem VIII
no, ktore znow jest W rekach pol
skich. Ale brak nam jeszcze kre
sow zachodnich. Bracia nasi z
Spiszu, Gravy, slaska i Pomo
RIA, gdzie znajduje sic peria POI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
T~ryumfalne Przyjecie Genera}a
Hallera W WarszaWie.

fyCn pOLd S~ldhF~dAh MoJ"' PO-
wrocii do Polski po z CORA rocz-
nei tuiaczce ma obczyznie. Do
Warszawy przybys rano d. q
kwietnia. W drugi dzien SWAT
Wielkiejnocy. Podajemy oPis
przyjecia gen. Hallera "a pisma-
mi warszawskiemi,
Ma wieSc o majacym nastapic
przyjezdzie gen. Hallera zaczey
sic cd rama gromadzic pred
dworcem Wiedenskim tfumy bud
noSci. Jak okiem rzucie morze
glow, caly obszerny plac pred
dworcem wypeiniony ludem. Mad
Giovanni powiewa las sztandarow
i blyszcza kaski stray ~ogniowej.
mieni sic plac o6lany sioncem,
najprzer6zniejszemi barwami
stroj6w publicznosci cywilnej /
wojska; nastroj podnioSly, Swl9-
teczny.
Reprezentowany jest Rad, woJ
sko, rada mieiska, magistrar, &C.
Thy rzemieSlnicze, konfederacya
zrzeszen, liga konsumentow l
prasa, a wszystkim ida sic pre-
wodzi hasio wypisane ma jednym
2 transparentow: Me schowamy
miecza do pochwy dop0ki, ME
,dzyskamy Gdanska."-
Ma dworzec wpuszczono tylko
przedstawicieli wojskowosci, po-
slow i cz}onk6w zarzqdu miasta.
Pomimo tego caly peron byf "a
pesniony. srodek zajeia kompa-
MA honorowa szkoly podchora-
zvch z orkiestra. Ma lewo zaJeia
mieisce generalicya, sztab ! dele
saci prawie w~szystkich Pufkow
! rodzaiow broni. Polskie wiadze
woiskowe reprezentowali vice :
ministrowie ministeryum sPraw
wojskowych generalowie: Dur
ski. Jacyna. I~hnatowicz, Kaczyn-
ski. Lempicki, Osjnski, Poklew-
ski Kozie{l, Roszkowski WIKI
sor. Pozatem ~przybyli ma dwo--
zee przedstawiciele armii sPrzy-
mierzonych: puik. Billotte, szet
sztabu gen. Henrys'a; major
King. szef angielskiej misyi VOL
skowei; kapitan Castellane, seSGe
tarz gen. Henrys'a, oraz pulk' dr.,
Fl. NFronczak.
Pc prawej stronie bompanii
honorowej ustawili sic przedsta-
wiciele wladz cywilnych.
Ma kr6tko pred nadejsciem po
ciagu ma dworzec przybyli pred
stawiciele rzadu polskiego z Ia
stepca prezesa Rady ministrow
ST. Wojciechowskim i ministra-
mi ma czele. Zwiekszyla sic tez
znacznie grupa posiow sejmo--
wych,
o godz. 1880 rano ukazai sic
w dali pociag, sunacy wolno z
dwoma parowozami ma czele. Or
kiestra zagraia ,,Jeszcze Polska
ME zginela" i gen. Halter, stojac
W oknie pierwszego wagonu
salutujac, zajechai pred colo
sxpaleru. Pierwszy, PNez otwar-
te okno wagonu, podskoczyi &C
gen. HalIera jego syn, malice die
siecioletni z radosnem powrta-
MEM. We drzwiach wagonu uka,
zal sic min. Lesniewsh, ktory
wyiechal naprzeciw do Sochacze'
wa, wyprowadzajac witaJae
pierwszy W imieniu PoIskicf
wsadz wojskowycn przybylego
goscia.
Nastepnie przemowili gen. Du1
ski, gen. Jacyna i generalny kon'
sui francuski. Gen. Durski vita:
drnha dawnych bojow W imienfr
wszystkich dawnych kolegow -
legionistow, wspominajac dawn'
dole i niedole. General Haller
byi niezwykle wzruszony ma 81
rowej jego twarzy ukazaiy si'
Ivy, gdy sic ucasowal z dawnymi
a tax diugo niewidzianymi tows'
rzyszami bojow'
Pc odegraniu ,,MarsyhanA'
gen. Haller przeszedl pred from
tenn kompanii h~oRoroweJ / PREY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11

Przychodzily do mas o tenn VIE
sci Cd Swiadkow naoc7nych. Pol
ska zaimponowala calemu swia-
tn.
Me Gas jednak na spoczywa-
ME ma laurach, ne wypoczynek.
Wszyscy musimy stworzyc jed
ma wielka armie. Do tego WY
wan wszystkich ~obywateli. Mech
znikna wszelkie urazy / porachun
XII stare, zamilhnac musza wszy-
stkie spory. Warszawa przede-
wszystkiem - to SERGE i rozum
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, MECH
wykrzesze z siebie togo wielkie-
60 ducha.
Mech lyle Polska! Mech lyle
Sem i rad polski! Mech lyle
Warszawa i inne stolice Polski -
Wilno, Lwow, Cieszyn, Poznan /
Gdansk!
Move przerywano generafowi
k,lkakrotnie gromkimi oklaskami
a kiedy skohczyl, zerwala sic bu-
, RIA ponownych oklaskow i okrzy
k6w ma Geese gen. Hallera i jego
wojska. WSrod szalonego entu-
zyazmu, jaki moznaby tylko po-
rownac z tym, ktory towarzyszyl
~przybyciu Paderewskiego, obec-
nj generalowie polscy wzieli gen.
Hallera ma rece i zaniesli go W
tryumfie do hotelu yPolonia"
! gdzie zainstalowapo sztab wojsk
polskich z Francyi przyby}ych,
Wieczorem tegoz dnia gen. Hal
Ter ziozyi wizyte marszafkowi
Sejmu, potem zfozyi swo' billet
W Belwedcrze, gdzie mieszka M
czelnik Pahstwa Pilsudski (znaj-
dujacy sic w6wczas W Wilnie),
zlozyl nastepnie wizyte poslowi
francuskiemu p. Pralon'owi / mi
nistrowi spraw wojskowych, gen.
LeSniewskiemu.
Pi}sudski a Haller.
Ledwie gen. Halter stanal lyl-
ko ma ziemiach polskich, wysiaa
natychmiast d. 20 kwietnia z Kro-
toszvna deoesZe poWitalna do Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11


Rady ministrow p. St. Wojcie-
chowski.
Oddawna oczekiwani - mowii
przybywacie wreszcie do Pol
ski. Przypadio wan W udziale
szczeScie, jakiego ME zaznali Nv
ME b~ohaterscy i mezni iak wy pc
przednicy wasi, ktorzy walczac
o wolnosc ludlow ma obcej ziemj,
wolnej Polski ME ujrze!i. Stale
Gle ma wolnej ziemi PoSkie,, wy
zwolonej z pod jarzma czarnych
oriow drapieznych, trzech monar
Chi zaborczych, obczwladnio-
nych dick, naszym szlachetnym
experimentation, walczacym o
wolnoS: sw;ata. w rel walce "a
szczytneJ j Wy braliSt; II izial,
godnie niosac ma polach bitew
sztandar Polski.
Wstepujac W grantee Polski,
wespo} z czsonkami sprzymierzo-
nej z nami walecznej armii fran
cuskiej, ~podwojnie zasilacie ma
sza moe i jednose. Przybywacie
W pore zasilit szeregi wiernych
synow Polski w znojnym krwa-
wynn trudzie odpierajacych ataki
wrogow.
Rad polski vita Gle, Genera
lie. razem z podwladnymi CT zoi-
nierzami jake zwiastunow, re ia
walka o wolnosc rychlej bedzis
doprowadzona do zwycieskiego
konca.
Nova posia Grabskiego.
w imieniu obecnych poslow
przemowil posel St. Grabski.
Generate!
Rok temu przeszio opuScileS
ziemie polska ma czele shawnee
karpackiej brygady, ably zbroj--
nym czynem, PROFESSIONAL pre-
ciwko ostatniemu rozbiorowi Pol
ski, przeciwko zbrodni traktaru
brzeskiego.
| by}a chwila w czasie bitwy
twei pod Kaniowem, gdy zdawac
sic mogio, re wrogie Polsce mo-
&C zn6w z~atryumfowaly, re o.
rezny Twoj protest - protestem
.jeno pozostanie, jak wszystkie pc
przednie walk "a wolnoSc Pol
ski W ciagu stulecia niewoli. AleS
1y wraz z zolnierzami swymi "a
nj ma chwile ME zwatpii w zwy-
ciestwo.
Przedaries sic przez Rosye Dol
szewicka, przez Thurman do
Francyi, ably stanac tam ma czele
wojsk polskich, w chwili gdy ma
waia krzyzacka pod Paryz pod
chodzila, zagrazajac stolicy VOL
noSci. DIS jake Wodz s~ojuszni-
czej, wspolwalczacej z armiami
wielkich demokracyi Zachodu i
wspoizwycieskiej z niemi armii
polskiej, wracasz ma ziemie polska
do s~uwerennej niepodleglej, uzna
nej przez mocArstwa swiata cy-
wilizowanego Rzeczypospolitei
! Polskiej, by orez swoj w slu5be
Jej oddac.
Ziscio sic pragnienie Twoie i
Twyoh zolnierzy ziscii sic ideai,
kt6ry moe ducha Twojego krze-
pil W najciezszych pr~zejsciach.
Temu juz ~najmilsza uzyskaies
nagrode "a Tive truly "a TIVE
znoje'
Jako posei Selma, ktory urc-
czysta,' jednomyslna swa uchwa-
fe stwierdzii sojusz z mocarstwy
sprzymierzonemi sojusz wspolny
walka polskich, pod Twoim pre-
wodem stojacych zolnierzy z zol-
nierzami Francyi, Anglii, Amery
XII i W1och - zawarty i ustatony,
witam Gle, Generate, W imie tel
wiekiej idei, ktora Polske re
sprawa koalieyi zlaczyla dla tryun
fu prawa mad bezprawien, vol
nosci mad przemoca. Wracasz ma
ziemie ojczysta, oPromieniony
zwyciestwami odniesionemi mad
zaborcroscia nieniecks, zwycie-
Twoi sp6sac1estniismi byfscie
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Pi}sudski a Haller.

Ledwie gen. Halter stansl .yl-
ko ma ziemiach polskich, wyslaa
natychmiast d. 20 kwietnia z Kro-
toszyna depesze powitalna do Ma
czelnika Panstwa Pilsudskiego.
Ma depesze te Naczelnik Pan
silva odpowiedziai jak nastepuje
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Junior
Chautauqua

The children have a fine OPP
portunity at Chautauqua this
year, for two trained experts
will be here, cooperating with
ten local young ladies in pre-
senting a full program of en-
tertainment, games and sports.
Then on the final afternoon the
children will give their play,
"The Wop..' The children also
have all the advantages Of the
afternoon and evening sessions
without further charge, their
course tickets, at S1.00, taking
them in mornings, afternoons
and nights. See that your boy
and girl go, or buy a ticket for
some other kiddie.
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The local Chautaueua assembly
is now held for the eighth year.
By the table below you will see
that in 1912 there were Al such
assemblies under the direction
of the Pennsylvania Associa-
ton. This one at CoryelPs Fer
~ was one of the Al, a charter
member. Each year the pro-
gram has been more entertain
ing and of greater value. This
season will even excel that of
1918.
Chautauqua, a great American
success, commands the interest
and support of every man and
woman, boy and girl, within
reach. :
ASK any guarantor for a copy
OF the souvenir program. Buy
your course tIekets now, and
be a booster.
The full program for the seven
days will be published in next
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Notice to Contractors

The Board of Chosen Freeholders of
Hunterdon County will receive bids at
their rooms in Pennington, N. j., on
August 21st, at the hour of II O'Clock
A. NJ, for the building of the follow
ing bridges in said county:
Group A
No. l, New bridge near the Amwell
German Baptist Church in Delaware
Township, s fit. waterway.
No. 2, Bridge near John Adams in
Delaware Township, 80 #. span, new
pier and floor
No. 3, Bridge near Names tenant
house between the Townships of East
| Amwell and Delaware, 80 fit. span.
new pier and floor.
Nod, Bridge by store in Sand Brook
in Delaware township, IL fit. water
way, new concrete floor
No. 5, On the road from Sergeants-
vile to Locktown in Delaware Town
ship, 8 #. waterway, new concrete
floor.
Group B
No. l, At McPherson's Mill in Gin
ton township, 30 #. span, new bridge.
No. 2, Near Hills Mill in Raritan
Township, IL fit. span, new concrete
floor.
Bids will be received on each bridge
separately and on each group collec-
lively or in either one way or the other
and contract will be awarded as may
be to the best interests to the County.
Or any or all bids may be rejected.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from Grant Davis, County En-
gineer, Whitehouse. Station, N. j., and
will be on file at the office H. L.
Stout, County Solicitor, Pennington
N. j.
By order of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders,
DAVID L. HOLCOMBE,
Director,
EDWARD H. WILSON,
WILLIAM B. WEAN.
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Harry PhilhOwer
Candidate for Chosen Freehold,

Candidate for Chosen Freebooter
After long consideration and real
izing the important step l am tax
ing / hereby announce myself as a
candidate in the coming primary e.
lection Sept. %, 1919 for the Demo-
cratic Nomination for Chosen Free
holder. And if honored by the NOM
nation and election will assume the
duties PERTAINING to this office al
ways in the interest of the tax pay
ers to the very best of my knowl-
edge and ability.
Harry Philhower
Ordered and paid for by Harry
Philhower.
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hoPELEssLY GONE.

Smith, hear Green was sent to
the lunatic asylum last week. Is it
true?
Jones-Yes; poor fellow; he's as
crazy as bedbug. Had mania. for
exchanging umbrellas every chance
he got.
Smith-Pshawl Almost any man
will do that if he has half chance.
Jones-Yes, but poor Green al.
ways left better one than he took.
indianapolis Star.
~e.esssg.a q. sos IaA.sAmzs
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New Hope Presbyterian Church
Rev. NJ E. Bartholomew, Minister.

Special Summer Services from
1915 to 1890.
Short Sunday School lesson in
classes for all ages.
Music by Junior choir. Illustrated
sermon by Pastor or visitor.
Evening Service at 7:30 o'clock
Evening subject, ''Old Testament
Parallels"
Prayer Meeting Friday evening at
7:45 Bible lesson on some i'm
portant theme.
Everybody welcome.
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PREFERENCE FOR lMPRoMPru.

"What would you do with the ex.
kaiser?"
"That's one of those cases." said
Cactus Joe, where I don't see any
necessity of plannin' ahead. If l
was to get a chance at him I'd trust
myself to think Of something APP
propriate on the spur of the mo-
ment."
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HUHrEHDoN COUNTY ORPHANS COURT
In the matter of the estate Of Lizzie
Byrne deceased. On Petition for Sale
of Lands to Pay Debts.
0rdar IN Chnw Causp

ByrHe ueCedSSu. Ou CtAbAoh AVA S~AS
of Lands to Pay Debts.
Order to Show Cause
John G. Byrne, Administrator of the
estate of Lizzie Byrne, deceased, hav-
ing exhibited under oath true ac-
count of the personal estate and debts
of said in testate, whereby it appears
that the personal estate of the said
Lizzie Byrne, deceased, is insufficient
TO pay her debts and requesting the
aid of the court in the premises.
1t is thereupon on this fourteenth
day of July, 1919, ordered that all
persons interested in the lands, tene-
ments, hereditaments and real estate
Of the said Lizzie Byrne, deceased, ap-
pear before this court at the Court
House in the Borough of Pennington
on the nineteenth day of September
1919, at 10 A. NJ, to show cause why
so much of the said lands, tenementsi
hereditaments and real estate of the
bdlu AlLLlc LythCJ uSScdSSu5 HiANNAH
not be sold as will be sufficient to
pay her debts.
1t is further ordered, that this order
be published in the Lambertville
Record, one of the newspapers of
this State, for six weeks at least once
in each week, and also true copies
thereof set up as the law directs.
Done in open Court and dated the
Surrogate's Office.
July 14th, 1919.
Geo. X. Large,
Judge.
Oscar Rittenhouse, Surrogate
and Clerk of the Hunterdon County
Orphans Court.
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Thompson Memorial Church.

Rev. w. W. Harris, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Morning Worship at II o'clock.
Sunday School at Wood Hill Chapel
2.20 P. M.
c. E. at 7.30 P. NJ.
Evening Worship at 500 O'Clock.
Cottage Prayer Meeting on Friday
evening at 800 o'clock.
A welcome to all services.
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NEWS OF THE LAMBERTVILLE
AND NEW HOPE CHURCHES.
Centenary Methodist Church.
Rev. Edward A. Wells, Pastor

The services of this church for next
Sunday will be: $50 A. NJ, Mems BIZ
BILE class; 9:45 Sunday School session
and ladies' Bible class; 10:45, morn
ing worship; evening service, from
to O'Clock. The Rev. E. A. Well;
will occupy the pulpit again next Sun
day morning and evening.
Prayer meeting on Tuesday even
ing at 7:45.
All are invited to these services.
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A SUBURBAN FARMER.

$50 you own good many sub
urban houses and small farms. Live
on any of them ?"
"No."
'Then you don't raise anything
yourself?"
ooh, yes; every spring I raise
rents. New Orleans Picayuua
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ST. Andrews Church.
Rector, Rev. Thomas ]. Bensley, D.

Sunday, August 10th, sth Sunday
after Trinity. 1880 A. NJ. Holy Eu-
oharist; $50 A. NJ Children's Service
with address; 1890 A. NJ. Morning
Prayer, Ante Communion and Sermon
subject, "Falst Prophets; 1880 P. NJ
Litany and Sermon; subject, Follow.
ing Jesus"
Friday, August 18th, 1880 P. M
Evening Prayer.
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IN THE FUTURE.

"There is one time coming when
men will really enjoy their wives
biscuits and rolls"
"What time is that2'
when we look back and remem-
Der the war bread mother used to
make"
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New Hope nj. E. Church.
C. E. Radcliffe, Phi. D., Pastor.

Week beginning August tenth.
1000 A. NJ. Sunday School
HOO A. NJ. The Sacrament of the
Lords Supper
$50 P NJ. Twilight service and
short sermon.
Class Meeting, Tuesday evening.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening
Everybody welcome.
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PROGRAM FEATURES INCLUDE

FREDERICK VIM VILE, lecture, "John Bull and Uncle Sam
of the Wilson sought his coune
THOMAS E. GREEN, lecture "Salt of the Earth"
ROSS CRANE lecture Dollars and Sense for Your Town
THE 1919 REVUE COMPANY
The Play, POLLY OF THE CIRCUS"
with full couming and scenery equipment
MISS WELTHY B. HONSINGER, lecture, "Woman's Work
just returned from work of relief and mercy in France
CARLTON CHAMBERLAYNE, lecture, Tomorrow"
The great American OPERA "ROBIN HOOD"
dwith 35 people all
THE HAWAIIAN CONCERT COMPANY
PIETRO MORDELIA COMPANY
Junior Chautauqua Play 1.-THE WOP"
and girls of Lambertvile and New Hope
THE OVERSEAS QUARTETTE
THE BROOKS ORCHESTRAL CLUB
GEORGE H. BRADFORD lecture, "Suncrowned Manhood
JOHN MASON WELLS Superintendent lecture The New Day.
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st. Martins R. C. Church.

Rev. Henry S. S. Hasson, Rector.
Hours of Services-Mass on Sun
days at and 10 o'clock. Holy days at
and s o'clock.
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NOTICE

Any soldier or sailor in actual mill
tary or naval service of the state or
IF the United States, resident of this
election district. may file his name and
military address with the undersign-
ed for the purpose of giving said SOL
der or sailor the privilege of casting
his ballot through the Department of
State at the coming primary and gen
eral election, or any person who has
knowledge of the name and military
address of said soldier or sailor may
likewise file with ME the name and
military address of such soldier or
sailor of whom he has knowledge.
Such names and addresses must be
filed with me on or before August 16,
1919.
S. A. FINGER,
City Clerk.
Lambertville, N. j., Aug. 6, 1919.
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INTERESTING CHAUTAUQuA FIGURES


: INTERESTING CHAUTAUQuA FIGURES ::
!. .
\ ::
PURPOSE-The of all the the
CONTINENTS have Chautauquas-Australia North :;
Anerica
COUNTRIES have Chauauquas-Aaska, .
United :,
4S STATES in the Union
X 10000 TOWNS have Chauta andL
100000 Cbautauguas and Iyceum
=,
\. S,500000 PEOPLE exc holders !
=.
Z ::
:. . : : : ;:
!. INTERESTING FIGURES ABOUT THE ::
!. CHAUTAUQUA ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA :.
e =.
= !.
- In 1912 we had Al Chautauqua 4 ;.
=. In 1913 had JOB owns n Z =
In 1914 had 21S towns in States :.
In 1915 had $50 Chautauqua town in j.
!. In 1916 had 290 Chautauqua in ].
:. In 1917 had 3S7 Chautauqua in States :;
in
!. <
f.
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weeks papers.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09

From the playas district, which
Is more or less in the limcligbi
comes the story Of the existence of
mud which burns" II Is said that
cowboys who worked in that part
of the country where fuel for heat
ing branding irons Is very scarce,
discovered that certain black mud
would burn and produce an unusu
nj amount Of heat for the volume
of fuel.
The Diamond A Cattle Co. owner
of thousands Of acrea Of land In the
south end Of the county, and equip
ped with drilling m6.niaery used
for wells. has had California cx-
perls working In the country and u
is reported will driH deep for oil.
During the past week a party Of
eight Silver City people located
eight sections Of land In the Playas
country for oil.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09

I wish 10 speak Of The aclivi-
Ties of the Girls club. In connec-
ton with the Khaki club for sol
dicrs.
The Harmony club mel Tues
day afternoon. with several ladies
participatlnR. The evening was
spent very pleasantly with games
aud other amuscmants.
The 2ith Infantry womcn's club
met "Wednesday afternoon and de-
viscd ways aud means for commu-
nifty uplin; closed with an even
Ing Of recreation. In which the
husbands Of the wives Of the mem
hers Of the cath Infantry club took
part. The features Of the evening
consisted Of games, dancing, etc.
Al present passed an enjoyable
evening.
At the same time Of the meeting
Of the cath Infantry Momcns club,
In another department OF the build
ing. the Girls club was In session.
Aner a few minutes of conference
To plan a program for the furlh-
erancc NJ the club. the rest of the
evening was spent In playing vol
ley bali, etc. jolliiy seemed Ia
characterize their meeting from
start 10 finish.
The Necdlcwork club will meet
Friday evening. A large rcprcscn-
tation Of girls is expected. S0tur-
day afternoon the Recruiting Club
will meet, and II Is the expectation
OF those who r Interested that a
goodly number will be- present
The War Camp Community Ser
vice welcomes you. u and ALL.
some one of the clubs will be glad
to solicit your membership.
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Funny Side Of Life

Mr. HcllbcrE vas soliciting a
young Mexican laborcr 10 buy n
liberty bond
me no able to buy" said the
workman.
"TIl advance the money " you
want 10 buy n bond said his en-
ploycr.
"Gucss not now. replied the son
OF old Mexico.
Becoming provoked at the APP
parent unpairiotic conduct, the so
licitor used the first syllable Of his
own name by way Of emphasis
and said.
Don't you live In the United
States?' The fellow replied:
Nav. me live In Deming."