davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sniveling and cringing. The Ameri- can fighter has taKen the i'B'' out of "brag" so far as the Hun Is con cerned. and ne wnl not tolerate brag- ging even among his own kind. The civilian should follow the fighters example. Don't brag. Don't attempt to glorify yourself oy telling what you have done for the government no matter how many bonds Of previous issues you have bought, or helped to sell to others; it IS no time for Dragging. Get busy and make d sue cess Of the Victory Liberty loan
 Those Of us who had the pleasure of hearing the eioquent address of Chaplain Ewert at Hotel StatIer re gently were deeply impressed by his reference to the doughboys creed, and many other things he said in d remarkable virilc description of our boys fighting The war loan organ izatlon is indebted to Chairman Crab tree of Illinois for placing Chaplain EWert on the speakers roster. lie will accomplish great good in the campaign In his description of the dollghboy Chaplain Ewert declared he got his name for two reasons. First, because hls secretary. is a baker, and secondly, because he is the flower of the American army, and like all good dOllgh he is always on hand when needed. In his appeal to support the Victory loan the chaplain sad:
 "The man whose heart does not re- spond in gratitude TOT what the boys did in France, and who forgets or quits in this hour of gratitude, or tiails to, do what he can, Is an slngtate sand q .squitter.,,@. WeSsinust niateh ill Esergice the :sacriftcef fof the men who
 now lie in their graves ill France We have reason to believe that all the states ill the Eighth federal re serve district will measure np toI their standard whn the Victory loan is inaugurated. The Victory loan must measure up to the devotion of
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|R|CK HOUSES
 l ARE SUBSTANTIAL
foyide Homes That Will Last for Generations.
nsT NEED NOT BE LARGE
.sion Shows Attractive Building That #ls Modern in Design and at the
 Same Time Economical in # Construction.
ev WILLIAM A. RADFoRD.

~ By WILLIAM H' NHDT SHS' &Mr. William A. Radford will answer xuestions and give advice FREE OF
 OST on all subjects pertaining to the per On account of his wide experience
 Editor, Author and Manufacturer, he
 without doubt, the highest authority
 | all these subjects. Address all inquiries ] William A. Radford, No. 1927 Prairie
 venue, Chicago, H.. and only enclose
 hree-cent stamp for reply.
 Everyone who lives or has lived in small town knows or can remember tthe brick house." The owner usually ! Svas the most affluent member of the sommunity. Not that the brick house kost so much more than the others, Sut just the word 'brick" conveyed khe thought of stability.
 Bricks and brick houses are almost l old as civilization. True, the bricks bf centuries ago did not compare with he bricks of today, but the ancients fashioned blocks of clay in the warmer klimates. allowed them to bake in the sun and constructed houses of them. And they lasted and supplied a home Tor generation after generation. These are the reasons that brick houses are popular. They give an air bf stability. because they are stable themselves. The man who builds a brick house builds not only for him. Jeff and his family, but for genera. lions to come.
 In the era of home building that is opening this spring, there will be erected homes of all types. There
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is unique. There is one large bed room 14 by 12 feet. over a portion of both the living and dining room. This has three windows at the end and is a delightful sleeping and sitting room Large closets on either side of the room will appeal to the housekeeper. The hall leads directly to this large room and off it is q bedroom at the front and another at the rear of the house. The bathroom opens off the end of the hall.
 While a description of the arrange ment of q house and the dimensions of the rooms docs not always give very good idea of it's interior. .thc floor plan visualizes it much better. A careful study of the first and see ond floor plans given herewith will reveal to the reader how many are the fine features of this brick house.
 Home Is Good investment.
 Owning q home of this character is as great an asset as being the owner of Liberty bonds. Both are the best investment any man can make. The former provides place for the fam. ily to live in the years to come and the latter provide the wherewithal to maintain it. Prosperity begets pros perity and there is no place more prOs- porous than a community that is made up of home-owners and not renters. The quicker a man gets into the former class, the better citizen he becomes and the better chance he has to be prosperous.
 The principal reason why the mod, ern American head of a family does not own his home is that he feels that assuming the responsibility o1 paying for it is not worth the effor1 A talk with any home-owner will soon dissipate this idea. The banks are filled with money that the prosperity of the country, has brought and they are looking for sound investments And there is no investment bank would rather make than loanne money to man who wants to build home. A small percentage of the cost is all that is needed to get a home; the balance can be paid in place of the rent that the tenant pays to his landlord.
 With the government urging build ing. just as it urged everyone to buy Liberty bonds, there is added to the investment in home the feeling that he, who builds is a good patriot 'Bqild g. home" this. spring and next spring see how snllch happier you are, and, what is better, how happy your family will be.
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CARDINAL SINS.
 OF DOUGHBOYS
 ARE ENUMERATED
|. sCowardice.
 ?. Selfishness. 3. Braggadocio.


 These, in the estimation O. the American. doughboy, are the Nlree cardinal sins of the soldier And equally they must be stunned by ev- cry America ncitizen, especially on the eve of the Victory loan.
 Cowardiee: This weakness rarely crops out among American fighters and it is daspicable quite as much in civil life as on the field of battle. The coward in the Victory loan campaign is the contemptible indi- yidual who listens to the pro-Ger- man propagandists and fails to do his or her duty toward making the Victory loan the great success Il must be if we are to fulfill all our pledges to our fighters, our allies and the great human family.
 Selfishness: On the firing line this mean trait occasionally manifests itself in the man who thinks more of his own skin than he does of ihis comrades life Ill ordinary assocla- tions we see more of it. Fortunately selfishness can do little harm in, the Victory loan campaign. Self-interest will prompt even those whose guide and rule of conduct it is in almost everything to realize that their own future prosperity depends upon the success Iof ,. the lWcloryN loall4Tthe the safest sandss best ,silfyestfnent they can make. The more government notes they buy for.s cash or on time pay ments, the better off they will be i'll this worlds goods no matter if they h: dn1.a ticns.
 Bragsadocio: The typical Hun IS q combination of brag and bluster and
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Twill be the bungalow for the small family: the larger frame house for |the large family, and the head of the family who wants something different |and at the same time wishes to build for the future will select brick house.
 The accompanying illustration
 shows a style of brick house that has the advantage of being constructed .d q well-nigh permanent material,
 forts of the modern home. There are
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no frills about this architectural de- sign, but the house has the air of Solldity. the convenience of arrange ment and the graceful exterior that everyone wants in this type of a home.
 Square Appearance Removed.
 While the front porch and the gable above it have taken away the effect, the house itself is practically square. lhere are no angles to the walls winch makes for economy in construc- non. However, by the additions noted, 'he square appearance has been taken away and an economical, solid and attractive home has been designed.
 The dimensions of the house, ex- tluslve of the porch projections, are -9 feet inches by 26 feet inches. 9 lie front porch is of good size and With the broad door opening makes 'Sn attractive appearance.
 The house contains ssix rooms. g ,afse reception hall and bathroom downstairs. are living and dining 'oohis, reception hall and Kitchen, and 'aps'airs are three. bedrooms and the bath, - =.
 ! lhe Reception hall is 10 feet
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ing a sense of spaciousneSs which would not be obtained if each room was shut off.
 The dining room is also of good size. being II by IA feet. AS this also is corner room. it is extraor- dinarily light and cheerful, there being three windows at the end aud one at the back. Off the dining room and back of the reception hall is the kitchen. I to 13 feet. A good sized pantry opens off the kitchen at the back, making the refrigerator access sible for icing from the back porch.
 The upstairs arrangement of rooms
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be no let-down until the last dollar of indebtedness has been paid and the last boy over there comes home'
 the boys overseas and there should
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The reindeer is said to be able to endure more fatigue than any other draft animal except the camel.
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inches by 9 feet 6 inches. The stair way to the second floor is at one side, while double doors lead into the liv- ing room, which is Is feet inches by 12 feet 6 inches. Three windows at the front and one at the side make it bright and pleasant room. While no Fireplace has been provided in this design, it will ske noticed in the ac- companying floor plan that the fiueS run through the wall at one corner and it will be an easy matter to pro vide one.
 Sense of Spaeiousness.
 The dining room is connected with the living room by a colonnade. Thus. through the generous openings. the re- ception hall living room and dining room, are practically one room, giv-
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{ He succeeds ,to the rank of the late Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul. Archbishop Bowling was editor off Tine Visitor. a Catholic paper published in Providence. F. l.. for several years, then di. rector of the cathedral at Provi- dence until his appoint ment aa bishop of Des Moines in 1912.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

z Washingtonu donosza, re szere-
CONVEY Rajmund D. Grode"ki, 1885
Kelly utica i Jan P. Smorowski,
1921 South Paulina utica, wypusz-
czeni zostali przez Niemcow z obo-
zow ola niewolnik6w woiennych I
10 dis iuz znajdu!: sic W obozie a
meryka6skim we Francyi.
T. 80
Ma goracym uczynku kradziely
przylapana zostala ubiegiei soboty
tr6jka Polakow: Franciszek Bar
ski, 1900 Green utica, w~lascfciel
bi~lardowni; Stefan Pyszko, 1885
Racine avenu /. Wiadysiaw Nova
kowski, 1884 Emerald avenue;
wszyscy zamieszkali W Burr Oak.
wediug opowiadan policyi, rojka
ia przy pomocy woinicy, kt6ry Edo
iai zemknaG, zeSrala towaru "a Kill
ka tys:ecy dolar6w W skiadzie bia-
watnym Sol Steina, pnr. COL West
120-ta utica; gotowe juz wszystko
bylo do odwiezienia gdy magic zja-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

Wczoraj W par. Sw. Maryi Magda-
leny W South Chicago, gdzie probosz
czem jest X. Edward Kowalewski,
dzieci szkolne pod przewodnictyem
Si6str Felicyanek, odegraly piekny
dramat pi6ra Juliusza Siowackiego
D t. Lila Weneda". Przedstawienie
odbylo sic W sail parafialnej o 60
dzinie 1880 wieczorem.
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bytem 5-go grudnia, 1918 wybrafo ma
stepujacy zarzad IA rOk 1919: rs. NJ.
Wojtalewicz, kapelan w. Follmer, pre-
yes; u. Libncr, wice-prezes; W. Place
kowski, sekr. prot. p. WachOwski
, A. Ciesielski, sekretarze finansowl ;
w. Ciesielski, kaSyer; j. Wachowskl,
X. Zieli6skl i NJ. Plczia, radni w. Po-
Gfus | J. Mackiewicz. marSZalkowie
l.. Kielma i p. MikulSki, Odzwierni A.
Adamski, chora&y; A. Podbielski, de
p,rtow1any: Dolemba j P~er1owSki, ko-
mitet ch0rych; DR.. f. NJ. Borucki, le-
karz egzaminacyjny. TowarzyStwO ma
SIC ma okofo 30-tu cz1onkGw zofnierzy
W armii amcrykanSkiej. Jeden 2 Mich
luz powr6cil z Francyi. Jest MIN Wa
wrzyniec Cie&Iak, kt0ry walcZy{ "a
wolnosc nasza i innych narod0w. Braf
on udZiaI w bitwie pod Verdun cd Ago
, lipca do dnia 12-go wrZe$nia, 12-So
w-ZeSnia zostaf ranny t~rzykrOtnie W
noge. POwiada, on, re mial kOsc W no
DE %strzaskanQ i lezal ma pObOjowtsku
przez II godzin zanim go podniesiono.
Lenai w Szpitalu prZez 3 micsiQcc we
Francyi. By} ma pOsiedzaniu dria 1890
grudnia i opowiadaf o walkach, W kt0-
rych bra1 udzia{. Przyrzcki wiele vie
Gel opowicdziec IA przyszlem pCsiedze-
niu, gdya teraz j~osZcze ME jest zdr6w.
| Obecnie brat NJ. CieSlak znajdujc sic W
szpitalu Fort Sheridan no. %.
Vice bracia Tow. RycerZy przyjdz-
Gle wszyscy ia p~osiedzenie dnia 1890
stycznia. a uslyszycie cd naocznegO
swiadka wicle prawdy o wojnie MEDIA
VINO skohczuncj i jak nasi bracia bill
naSzego wrOga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

Hrabine Zofie, zone Odrowaza, Ode
gra{a panna Franciszka Ratke, ktora
z wszystkich amatorek miejscowych,
najlepiej jest znana, a "a jej prace ma
scenic a~matorSsiej tax i tym razenl,
jak zlwsze, many tylko sNowa pochwa-
ly i uznania.
Pan Edmund OsiGski W roll Bolesia
wa bardzo naturalnic i be- Zarzutu
wywiazal sic z swej roll to tH Zaia'
czyc 20 moAemy do pierwszorzednych
amator6w m~iejscowych. Malego VIA
dzia Odrowaza, grab dobrze Dominik
Kapczyhski.
w roll dozorcy wiezienia spisa} sic
wy&mienicie p. FranciSzek C~hojnacki,
jeden z ~miodszych chlOpc6w, kt6rego
wcSoia gra zjednafa mu wiele przyJa-
ci6i. o pannie R0zalii Dykowskicj,
kt6ra grala role TereSy, ~powiedziec mo-
INA, Re grala dObrze, byfoby "a maio,
gdyz smia}o przytoczyc mOzemy, re le-
piej .iej rola oddana bye ME mOsia.
Wystepujaca w roll Adelajdy, p. ka-
tarzyna Kapczyhska, bardzo dObrze sig
popisuje, a p. Jadwiga Przybylihska
jake Basia, sluzQca Ludgardy, graia
swa role 2 rozumieniem i uczuciem.
Powaznego Gryfina odegrai p. Byko-
wski, a take z%asluguja> ma wzmianke
p p.Pa1ka j Paweski, kt6rzy wybor--
ME oddali swe role parObkGw.
Naleay sic przytem wszystktem
wzmianka o pieknej sconeryi a zwiasz-
GA w czasie cwiczeh; sccna byk tax
piekna. re wzbudzala podziw u wszyst-
kich obecnych.
Pc spedzeniu tax mi}ego w~ieczorku,
oczckiwac bedzicmy z niecierpliwoscia
przyszly wystep m~lodziezy Z Micha}o-
wa, kt6ra tax wybornie potrafiia wszy-
stkich ZabawiG.
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Wazne pOsiedzeni0 n1atek,
PrzedStawienie " parafIi Sv'
MiChaIa ArChdniOIa.

Chociaz pogoda ME spzyjafa, to je-
dnakowOz przedsuawienie noworOczne
w sail parafialnej Sw. Michala Archa-
nio4a, ~pociagnelo z~gromadzenie publ
cznoSci tax wiclkie, jakiego juz dawno
ME widziano.
Program byf rozpoczety p~owinszowa-
MEM MA NOwy ROk przez Helcnke Me
aydIo, jedna z ucZennic szkOfy sw. Mi
chafa Archaniola, kt0ra jest tn dObrze
juz znana re swych wystep6w amator-
skich.
Potem nastapila christmas Play" w
kt6ra wchodDiiy wszystkie cwiczenia i
gimnastyka. NasampZ6d piekna i zgra-
bna Fairy" by}a ma}a Zarzycka, kt0-
"a przywoIala ma SWAT ma}ych Jack
FrOst'S" i malehkie Snow Flakes,
kt6re bardzo pieknie wyglada}y / tan
czyiy. Teddy Bears" F~rancuskie Lalki,
Spinning Tops, niczego ME brak}o,
a nawet byla i kompania zohnierzy, kt0
rymi dOskonale kOmenderowal general
Stofko, a z wszystkiego dzieci wywia-
zaly sic bardzo dobrze.
N~astepnie pielegniarki CzerwOnego
Krzyza wystepowaiy W pieknej sztuce,
a "a mimi Pony Boys" zwawO z ~
ciem sic popisywali - i MONA PREY
toczyc to prawie najlepiej sic spodoba-
" - chochaa i starsi chlopcy, wyste-
pujacy 20 mich z gimnastyka, zasfu-
zyli ma uznanie.
Ma ko6cu piekna gromadka -Mistle-
toes" i ,,Holly-Berries" doda}y do uro-
ku cry a przytem panienlti bardzo do
brze swa Geese ~wykona}y.
Nakoniec odegranym by} dramat
,,Ludgarda" W kt6rym braia udziai
starsza m}odziei W parafii.
w roll Kasztelana Lubicza, dobrego
i szlachetnego ryce!Za wystepowa} po-
wszechnie lubiany amator micha}Ow-
ski, p. Edmund McZydf0, ! Jak ZWyhle
wywiazal sic wybornie re swcgo Dada-
MIA.
lego c6rke Ludgarde, odegrala bez
kt0ra juz nicjedne laury Zdoby}a ma
uchybienia panm Hclcn Chojnacka,
scenic tuteiszci.
ZuchwaioSo i ~zarozumialcgo hrabie-
60 Odrowaia, przcdstawii p. Wlady-
slaw Pahka, W spos6b w kt6ryOy mn
niejeden, aktor zawodowy ME ,dor6w-
nal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

Wczoraj odbylo sic roczne pos:e-
dzenie polaczone z instalacya no
wych %zarzadow chorow parafialnych
sw. Grzegorza (starszego ch6ru) i
Sw Jana Kantego (ch6ru miodszegoj
W sail parafialnej ma Kantowie. "a
raz po Nieszporach. Komitet IRA
dzajacy dolozyl wszelkiCh staran,
aby wiecz6 bvl spedzny mile.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
WAZNE ~POSIEDZENIE MA.
TEX.

Tow. Matek ola dzieci OLA
wojny W Polsce odbedzie waznc
posiedzenic w poniedzialek dn'a
1890 stycznia 1919 r. o godz.
2-ej popoiudniu: Bardzo wazne
sprawy do zaiatwienia. Bazaar sig
zbliza, do dzie}a wszystkie Polki
dobrze my5lace. Ratowac dice:
nasze ~potrzeba Cd g}odwej smier.
CT wszystkie jak jedna stawic SIC
powinny.
Marya Smietankaa, PREF.
L. Wo1owska, sekr. fin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

Onegdaj ma okrecie .,Ulut' wraz
z 1902 innymi zo}nierzami Wuja
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zE sTANISLAWOWA.

Tow. Perla Maryi gr. 152 s.
P. W A. ~odbedzie roczne p~osiedzenic
dis, W poniedziaiek, o godzinie Bel
wieczorem, W hall mr.. 3. Kazda
czlonkini preszona jest o przybycie'
DO odbedzie sic ~instalacya ~urzedni-
GEEK ma r. 1919. - Helena Stani--
slawska, PREF; Marya Bednarska'
sekr. prot, 1924 Blackhawk I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
MkTK!, UcZYlC!E TO-
Gdy Dzieci Kaszla, Natrzyjcie Mus
terole ma Gardio i Piersi

Trudno przewidziet, jak predko kaszel
mole precise w krup, lub W cos gorszego.
A wtedy wlasnie bedziecie radzi mice
pod reka sloik Musterole, ably przynies6
szybka, pewna ulge. Me sprowadza
pecherza. jake pierwsza pomoe i pewny
srodek, Musterole jest doskonais'
fysiaee matek to wiedza. PowinniScle
trzymae sIoik W domu, W pogotowlu ma
natychmiastowy uzytek.
Jest to srodek, dla doros}yeh take
Usmierza Dol gardla, hOnchit, zapalenis
gruczOl6w, krup, ~sztywnOSe szyi, astms,
neuralgia, boil glowy, ~kongestye, zapale,
ME opfuenej, reumatyzm, lumbago, Dol
W krzyzu i stawach, w~ywiehnieeie, DO
lace miesnie, o~dziebienie odmrozenie
n6g i zaziebienie piersi (ezesto zapo'
Siega zapaleniu Pfue).
30c i 6Oc sloik; sloik szpitalny $3.50 =
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NOTATKI REPORTERA.>

wiajaca sic policya kradziez udare-
mnila a tr6jke winnych do lula"
odprowadziia. Powisdaja, re W kra-
dziezy przeszkodzila i'm jakaS ko-
beta, kt6ra telefoAicznie o kradzie-
ay dala znaG policyi ma stacyi W
Kensington i ia W sam cza PREY
byla.
q ~ q
\ Ko}ko Literackie I'm. Adama Mic
kiewicza W par. Sw. Waciawa, kto-
re ME majac zasob6w W kasie by
m6dz daG danine ma fundusz marc
dowy, a chcac Polsce dopom6dz, u
rzadza W niedziele, dnia 1890 stycz-
mia, o godzinie S-mej wieczorem'
| piekne przedstawienie W sail para
fialnej Sw.' Waclawa, z ktorego to
| przedstawienia caly doch6d bedzie
przeznaczony ma fundusz milionowy.
Bilety So Do bardzo przystepnej ce-
| ME 1 kazdy W parafii i sasiedztwie
powinien jak najpredzej postarac
sic O bilety ma to przedstawie1ie.
by nietylko pom6dz Polsce, ale "a
razem dodac otuchy Koiku w piracy
literackiej polskiej. odegrana bedzie
znana i bardzo zajmujaca sztuka pit.
Week / Wacek" W kt6rej udz!al
brac beda jak najlepsze silly amator-
| skie. Idzcie wiec wszyscy ma pred
stawienie a ME pozalujecie mile spe
dzonego wieczoru / przyczynicie sic
sprawie polskiei. Mech sala Wac
lawowska bedzie tax szczeC!e ubita
jak nigdy, DO eel tego zasluguje ia
ko tez I p~oswiecenie sic naszego
| dzielnego K6lka Literackiego.
I !. GO
Konstanty Jaroszewicz, do ME
dawna wlasciciel teatrzyku Alvin"
ma Chicago avenue blisko North Ash
land avenue, zaginai W tych dniach,
Jest on szese stop wysoki, wazy O.
koIo $50 funt6w, lysy, m6wi siabo
DO angielsku. Pred rokiem prowa-
dzii on sklad zam6wieD pocztowych;
przypuszczenie jest IL wyjechal on
ma fame. kt6ra niedawno temu Ia
kupii. Ia informacye 'biecr g ma
erode w. Andruszewicz, Fam. pnr.
525 South Ashland Blvd,
q - q
Ubieglej soboty o g~odzinie 1O-te1
rano odbyi sic pogrzeb S. p. Augusta
Bach, z domu zaloby pnr. 1861
Elston avenue. Eksportacyi zwiok
dokonai x. Jan sobieszczyk, c. R. W
asystencyi p. Andrzeja ]. Kwasigro-
cha. Naboaehstwo zalobne "a spoko1
duszy zmarlego odprawionem costa
10 W kosciele sw. Stanislawa Kostki
poczem zwioki odwieziono ma cmen'
tarz sw. Wojciecha W Niles, Ill.,
gdzie je ~zloaono ma wieczny spoczy'
mex.
Pogrzebem S. p. Bach zajmoWa'
sic Franciszek Brandt. Trumne ze
zwlokami niesli: Antoni A. KoWal'
ski, Leon Jareczek, J6zef Neuge'
bauer. Jan Froehlich, Teodor Bucz'
kowski | J6zef Urban. Straz honoro'
wa peIniii czIonkowie r6znych To
~warzystw do kt6rych zmariy "a ~
ria nalezai,
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S
godziny 10tej rano do godziny 4tej
popoludniu. Cieple przekaski poda-
ne beda w obiad tym kt6re sobie
tego zyczyG beda. Przyprowadzcie
dzieci ze SODA - jest tam awsze ma
sail ktoS, kt6ryby sic mimi m6gl "a
opiekowat. Krawczki W caiem tego
slowa znaczeniu dopomoga paEiom
naszym do nauczenia sic kroju l
| szycia, darmo. PrzynieScie re SODA
, materyai wlasny, nici i igielke; ma
szyny do szycia sa ma miejscu do
wolnego uiytku.
Helena Bielecka, liczaca lat IS, a
Fam. pnr. 745 Ayers utica, targneia
wczoraj ma swoje zycie przez Ia
zyc!e trucizny; powodem tego strasz
nego czynu miaia bye afera miiosna
z ktora nawet pred matka swa ME
chciala Parma Bielecka sic zwierzyc.
Zabrano ia W ambulans!e do szpita-
la powiatowego, gdzie lekarze o.
rzekli, IL ME ma nadziei utrzymania
| jej PREY zyciu.
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Wedlug raportu miejskiego de-
partamentu zdrowia, Bernard Ma
slowski, 2317 Taylor utica, zapiacic
musiai W sadie s. kary i SIS kosz-
tow sadowych "a nieutrzymyWanie
skladu swego W czystoSci.
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w ko&ciele Niepokalanego Sercd
Maryi o~dbedzie sic jutro, we VITO
rex, dnia 14-go stycznia o godzinie
1O-tej rano Stub p. Edwarda ]. Gil
nola, Fam pnr. 1929 Burling utica,
z PARMA Klara E. Gorlewicz,, corka
DID. Gorlewicz, Fam. pnr. 1887 No.
| st. Louis avenue.
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2 Davis Square parku PREY 45teJ
South Paulina ulicy donosi nam
D. ~Sleszynski, dyrektor tegoz parku'
| re Jest tam kilka sal klubowych'
kt6re towarzystwa polskie NIGGA wy
naiac w czwarta niedziele miesiaca
popoludniu, dalej, re jedna z tycn
sal wvnaieta moze bye kazdego VIE
cora W tygodniu. Wielka sala zas
Jest ME zajeta we wtorki, piatki 50
boty, i ia take polskie towarzy?twa
lub kluby wynajac moga "a zgfosze-
MEM sic do dyrekto1a parku.
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Dzisiaj o godzinie S-mej wieczo-
rem odbedzie sic instalacya MOVIE
20 zarzadu ma rok 1919 Stowarzy-
szenia Alumn6w Szkoly Sw. Jana
Kantego W polaczeniu " ~posiedze--
MEM miesiecznem. Prezesem tegoz
stowarzyszenia jest p. Jan Tenczar
a. sekretarka parma B. Rembacz.
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Onegdaj odjechaf do marynarki
syn pp. Stanisfawa i Katarzyny ko-
~pinskich, Franciszek, kt6ry byl u 70
duic6w ma kilkudniowym urlopie.
Liczy dopiero 20 lat i byl jednym
z pierwszych mlodziehcow, ktory
wstapii do marynarki jake ochot--
mix. Byi W kilku bitwach z kt6rych
wyszedi Gallo i wyglada bardzo do
brze.
Panstwo KopiGscy mieszkaja pnr'
1445 Cornell ul., So jednymi z nal
starszych parafian Kantowa / "
dniu 31go stycznia obchodzit beda
25-cio letnia ~rocznice slubu.'
:. pQ =
w ~przyszla niedziele, W sail w.el
kiei ma stanislawowie wznowienie
,,Kupca Weneckiego", wielkiej ko
medyi Szekspira: doch6d ma Akade
mie Najsw. Rodziny; najlepsi anna
torzy - sztuka wspaniaia; szczego
" W bi zacym tygodniu.
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Onegdaj ma okrecie ,,Ulut' wrai
liz 1902 innymi zo}nierzami Wujs