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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07
Rescue hose Officers Elected

The following officers we're elected
and installed by the Rescue Hose
Company at their regular meeting
held Wednesday night:
President. w. J. Hooper; Vice
President. j. A. Rattazzi; Secretary,
R. w. Hooper; Treasurer, Edgar
Father; Foreman. d. E. N~ostrosa;
First Assistant, Peter Merialdo; Sec
ond Assistant, Ed Delaney; Trustees
George Laird. Tony Pollari. Gill
bert Nostrosa.
The Hose Company decided that
the two wheeled hose cart that was
recently installed by the company is
not a success and the old four wheeled
cart will be fitted with Timkim roller
bearings and used by the company.
1t was decided that the regular an
nual ball of the company be held on
July 4th. reference to which will APP
pear in another column.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07
Raino Estate Distributed

In the District Court Tuesday, Judge
E. F. Lunsford of Washoe County
presiding. R. F. Raine. administrator
of the estate of j. P. Raine, had his
final account allowed and approved,
and his petition for distribution of
the estate to the persons entitled
thereto ordered. The fees allowed
by the Court to Administrator Raine
were $4,000, and to B. F. Curler as
attorney for the administrator $500.
The inheritance tax, with interest
due, amounted to 1914. 76.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07
AMERICAN WORCESTERSHIRE
New Members Being Solicited to
Join Association. Thus Helping
10 Maintain the Hospitals Al
ready Established, and Com
plete Another

When the war broke out, the Medi.
cal Woman'sN National Association i'm.
medlately sent its women doctors,
nurses. and dentists to the various
parts of the countries where the Ger.
man armies were leaving trails Of
sick. helpless, and MANNED women
and children. They established hos.
pltals and d~ispensaries until they had
seven fully equipped in fret class
condition. aided by the American
Red Cross with which the American
Women's Hospitals are affiliated.
They are following along the line
OF work that was started by the Scot
tish Women's Hospitals Of which the
papers have told so much.
A campaign has been started for
securing 250. 1000 new memberships
to this organization. the fee being 81
per year.
Information as to the work of the
hospitals, and their scope. will be
furnished gladly to any one. Send
in your membership fee to Mrs. T.
F. Plummer. Community Chairman
for Eureka and EIko Counties, and
receipt and button will be furnished
at once.
Memberships applied for on June
6 were as follows: Mrs. M. Fraser,
Mrs. J.. B. Bale. Mrs. J.. B. Ventu-
rino. Mrs. T. F. Plummer. Mrs. A.
Laird. ]. 7. Donnelly, j. B. Bale,
Miss Althea Father, T. F. Plummer,
Miss Lizzie Bonetti, DR.. w. H. Bren-
men. Miss Velma Reynolds, Mrs. OFT
Williams.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07
SHeARIAG PLANT OPERATING
e,s, Sro'.' Plsss Now Finishing Up
This Seasons Wool Clip in Record
Time

Inc Handley Bros power sheen
shearing plant commenced clippino
the wool from their focks last Satur.
day at their ranch near Cottonwood
and the work this year has progressed
unusually well. 1t is now expected
TO complete the job Sunday, or in
nine days from its commencement
Six shearers are employed and they
average about 135 sheep in the nine
hours they work each day. On Thurs
day the crew of six men speeded
up a little and sheared 1895 in nine
hours.
This is the second year the Handley
Bros have sheared their sheep with
the power machines and they are we'll
pleased with the work done by them,
and say they would not think of re-
turning to hand shearing now that
they have their plant working so
1t is understood that in compress
ing their wool into tight compact
bales weighing 600 pounds each a
saving OF about one-third is obtained
from the railway companies on
freight charges over that made on
the large bulky sacks of wool usually
shipped from the West to the East.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07

Eureka Croesus Officials Expected
Superintendent Julius Huebner of
the Eureka-C roesus Company took
charge of the Brown Hotel this week
and the work of putting the hotel in
order for the company officials and
employees that are expected to ar
rive here from the East next week is
now being pushed and the place
given a thorough overhauling. 1t is
stated that two new Essex automo-
biles are already at Elko waiting the
arrival of officials of the company
and that among the first will be Pres
ident Davis and Major H. G. Catlin,
a director of the company. On the
arrival of these gentlemen it is ex-
pected that some line on the extern
sive work the Eureka-C roesus Com
pany lie said to be arranging to COM
mence on its properties here will be
learned.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07

wells on the Agnes Morrison ranch
in Antelope valley. From there he
will move the outfit into Spring val
ley and put down a couple of wells
for Bidart & Florio. He has been
engaged to bore wells for several
other parties and already has enough
work ahead to keep him busy until
snow flies.
Mrs. Nathalia j. Brossemer was a
departure by Fridays train. AS the
present Grand Officer of the Lodge
of Rebekahs of Nevada, she will
visit a few lodges to cover her work
and complete her report to the gen.
eral assemblage of this Order. which
convenes in Reno the last of the
month.
Miss Nevada Johnson left for Tono-
pah Tuesday, going over by auto
with her sister and brother-in-law,
Andrew Crofut. Miss Johnson will
fill the position of stenographer with
the firm of Lathrop & Davis at Tono-
pah during the Summer months, and
commencing with the Fall term of
school will go to st. Thomas. Clark
County. where she has been elected
principal Of the grammor school.
Angelo Florio came up from Duck
water Thursday and reports that the
severe frost that did considerable
damage last week to fruit and alfalfa
in most portions of Nevada. hardly
touched that section, and there gives
promise of being a good fruit crop
there this Summer. A heavy fall of
hail at Duckwater last week knocked
down some of the alfalfa and this is
now being cut.
Commissioner F. A. Fulkerson re-
ports that the recent severe frost hit
the Beowawe and other northern por-
tions of the county pretty hard and
did considerable damage to alfalfa.
fruit and vegetables. He says there
is but a small flow of water in the
river for this a of
the year and that the hay and other
crops in the north end are not COM
ing along as they should. Appear
ances at this time do not indicate a
good hay crop.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07

The work of retimbering the 400
foot raise from the Prospect Noun
tain Tunnel to the Silver Conner mine
has been completed and j. S. Bagg.
in charge of the work for Buckley
Wells, commenced development work
on the Silver Conner. last Saturday
with two shifts on the drills. The
big compressor is furnishing plenty
of power and the work of driving
ahead is making good progress.
Twenty hands are now employed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07

According to word received here
from Oakland. CAL. two Eureka
County boys are among those who
will receive degrees at St. Mary's
College there this year. They are
Peter Breen of Eureka and Lawrence
Richardson of Palsade.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07

Eureka Firms Putting In Electric Lights
Two Of Eureka's business firms are
adding home electric light plants to
their establishments. Both are of
80 lights capacity. each light be. Z
of 20 candle power. Kelley & Reb-
aleati's has already been installed
in their garage and they are well
pleased with the lights. Pollari &
Herrera are now engaged in INSTALL
ing a like IS light electric light plant
in their Europa Hotel. and this is
expected to be ready for operation
this evening.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-06-07
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

Valley nave Uccu stoaeoao 11acne
several days this week.
The Rescue Hose Company an
,ounces its annual Fourth of July
hall in to-day's SENTINEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morrison gave
,n nossession of the Brown Hotel
,h;s week to its new lessees and have
removed into their home on Atlas
Hill.
Steve valerga, brother of Mrs.
p;etrina Damele. arrived from Oak
land. CAL, by Mondays train for a
visit with his sister and the Damele
family.
Mrs. R. A. Laird went out to New
ark Valley Tuesday with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Moore. and from
there they planned to go t6Elko for
short visit with friends.
Mrs. Nathalia j. Brossemer this
week sold her home on Spring street,
completely furnished. to Attorney
Edgar Father. and will give posses
sion of the premises on July l.
The heavy rain last week is report
ed to have washed out portions of the
roads in different sections of the
county. and particularly those on the
east side of Diamond Valley and over
the Garden Pass Summit.
Mrs. D. Farovini of Eureka has
been appointed j~anitor Of the Public
school building to succeed the late
Clay Simms. and assumed charge of
the duties last Monday morning.
Mrs. Elwood Beemer and little
daughter, who have been visiting
with her mother. Mrs. Boletta HUI
for the past month. returned to her
home at Reno by Fridays train.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners
was held Thursday, but the SENTINEL
Is unable to publish the proceedings
and bills allowed until next week.
Tom Clifford returned to Tonopah
Wednesday and was accompanied by
bis wife and little daughter, who
have been spending the Winter here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abram Laird.
John Hooper returned to Elko by
Fridays train after a several weeks
visit here with his brother, w. j..
Hooper. He has recently been in
poor health, but is now improving
and soon expects to be all right again.
Mrs. Frank Kopp and Mrs. Angelo
Bisoni returned home by Mondays
train from a six weeks visit at San
Francisco. While there Mrs. Bisoni
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis, from which she is now favor
ably convalescing.
Judge E. F. Lunsford, District
Judge of Washoe County. was an ar
Tuesday from Reno. coming
to preside in the District Court
here for Judge Breen in hearing the
matter of the final settlement of the
J. P. Raine estate.
Attention is called to the new train
schedule between Palisade and Eu-
Feka issued by General Manager
sexton and published in to-day's
SENTINEL. The motor car is now in
good running order and it is expected
% maintain this schedule regularly.
Harry Fault of Ruby Hill. another
Eureka County's overseas boys,
cached New York May %. He went
rom there to Fort Russell. Wyom-
ny, for his honorable discharge. and
When this was obtained came straight
Tome, arriving in Eureka by Fridays
rain.
MISS Jennie Gibelini of Prospect
eturned home by Mondays train
rom Berkeley, California. where she
as completed a course of training
nd just graduated from the Deaf
nd Dumb Institute. She now ex-
to return there again and en-
age in teaching.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
Jak Niemcy Opu-
sxczali POlske.

Czytamy W Kuryerzc WARSAW.
skim 2 d. IS XII:
Organ niemieck:ej rady zoinier--
skiej W Warszawie ..Mittellugs-
blat", pomiescii W Mr.. > tekst umo-
wy, zawartej miedzy wladzami woj-
skowemi polshiemi. a niemiecka ra-
da zolnierska W sprawie opuszczcnia
Kr6lestwa przez wojska niemieckic.
Wedlug tel umowy, zalogi ME
mieck:e Warszawy I Lodzi, stOjace
pod bronia, beda transportowan".
zachowujac PREY soDie bron biai2
(szable / bagnety) i reczna broh pal
ma. Kompanie niemieckie karabin6w
maszynowych zabiOra z SODA ciez--
kie karabiny maszynowe 2 amuni-
eva. Lekkie karabny maszynONe
Niemcy oddadza wojskowym villa
dom polski pred wyjazdem z War
szawy i Lodzi.
Bron i amunicye. kt6ra Niemcv
maja, jak wyzej wymieniono. IA
brac 2 sobq z Warszawy i Lodi. "a
b:eraja oni tylko do Mlawy lub Sk'l
mierzyc. Tam maia oddac ia ko-
menderujacym oficerom pOlskim.
"a odpowiedniem pokwitowaniem ID
rozporzadzenia pahstwa p~olskieGo
Wszelkie inne materially ~wojskowe
maja rowniez byG oddane do rozpo-
rzadzenia panstwa polskiego.
Bro6 j amunicya ma bye z Mlawy
i skalmierzyc wywieziona po PREF
sciu ostatniego transportu Niemc6w.
Umowe podpisali W im!eniu POI
skich w}adz wojskowych - Kom.
Piisudski. p%uikownik Sosnkowski |
general S~zeptycki; W imieniu me-
mieckiej Rady zolnierskiej W Wa
szawie - Hans Meerboothe, Ma
Gin Dombke / Otto Daberkow; W y
mieniu niemieckiej Rady zolnier--
skiej W Lodzi = Albert Krust !
Felix's Eckhardt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
A KOALICYA

Lewicowy Przeglad Wieczorny 2
d. IS letopada pisze p. t. .,Szkodll-
we przestrogi' co nastepnje:
MECH sic Polacy nfczego ME spo-
dziewaja po Koalicyt:" Ia przestro-
ga byla niewatpliwie siuszna, jak
diugo W tel Koalicyi bez Ameryki
duza- role graIa Rosya carska.
Wp1yw ambassadors Izwolskiego W
Pary4u niby zmora siedziai ma pier
siach sprawy polskiej. Wtedy istot-
ME przestroga ,prasy n~iemieckiej.
przestrogi krakowskiego N. K. N,
przestrogi aktywist6w warsaw
skich miafy realny grunt pod noga-
mi.
Ale dzisiaj take przestrogi nalezy
przyjmowat wiecej, ni5 podejrzli--
vie. Bo dzisiaj Koalicya moze juz
wykaza6 dowodami natury pozytyw
mel 1 negatywnej, re ME dziaiaia ma
nasza szkode 1 ME chciala wyWiesc
mas W pole. Dzisiaj wiemy, re uznasa
ona Armie Polska, walczaca we
Francyi, w mysl rezolucyi wersal--
skiej "a samodzielna strone wo1u--
jaca. Take uznanie zobowiazute.
Dzisiaj wiemy. re Koalicya bedzie
decydowaia o uksztaitowaniu sto-
sunk6w ME tylko ma z~achodzie. lecz
takle 1 ma wschodzie Europy.
A mnoza sic fakty, re republika
niemiecka, gdzie moze / jak moze
szkodzi Polakom / re ma punkcie
sprawy polskiej narod niemieckl !
be- Hohenzollern6w pozostal takim
samym naszym wrogem, jak po-
p~rzednio.
Kto zatem wpaja W Polakow ME-
ufnosc do Koalicyi, czyli kto stara
sic ia zle usposobiG ola narodu pol
skiego, ten ME dziaia ma korzysG te-
go o~statniego. Przeciwnie szkO-
dzi mu. 30 ,przedewszystk:em usilu-
je odebrac mu nadzieje W polepsze-
niu jego bytu narodowego / panst-
wowego, skoro wmawia niego, re
ME powinien sic ~spodziewaC czego-
kolwiek po TEN ugrupowaniu mo-
carstw, ktore teraz ma sile, wiec |
moznosG usuniecia takiej krzywdy
niebywaiej. jaka byly robbery Pol
ski. Powt6re. CT kt6rzy teraz roz.-
dmuchuja W Polakach nieufnoSc do
Kosiicyi, pchaja ia do jakiejs a.
wantury. Do awantury, kt6ra ME
moze wyjs& Polakom ma korzysG.
czyli mus! przynie$G zysk naszym
wrogom, w p!erwszej linii Niemcom
a take | Rosyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08

Zobaczycie! Toe juz terazr bro
MA" Paderewskiego j. admirul4
go jako wirtuoza-pianiste, re on
zaS wirtuozem i W polityce sic o.
'kaza}, tcdy nawracajac sic doll
nalPewne cymbaiy zaczna cd kla-
wicymbaiu, DO to choc Z imienia
krewne, tedy-moze i latwlejsze,
skoro iak wiadomo - w polityce
sic ~poszkapili ma wszystkie bokj
i wieki.
Zobaczycie -. Juz dis delek-
>tujemy sic widokiem ich lamah-
cow polityczno = muzykalnych;
cieszmy sic wszyscy ma kompo-
zycye dyplomacko : orkiestfano-
ekwestralne, takich Kulakow z
czarno-z6ftych znakow, wyla-
rych p~rofesor6w Sylfa i Wenery,
a wreszcie takich Babieradzkich!
Ten ostatni ma przynajmniej
,,metra" do muzyki, jeno re 6w
metr u pupila ME wymierzy juz i
tyla... to sic ME da napisac -
jeno maIym palcem sic pokazuje
i-koniec!
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DO WIADoMoscIi

wsSystklch I~nteresanf6w naJuprzeJ-
niej prosimy o przestrzeganie DonIA-
BEych wskaz0wekI
Blura AdmInlstraeyi naszej otWarte
90 pFKeE dzien cafy cd godziny S-mej
Ernna do 1850 M1eczorem - CO dnia. .
wJjatkiem niedzbel 4 SWIFT krajowyeh,
OboWiQkujaeych.
Earxadca Pisnra naszeEo przyjmuJe
snteresant0w CO dnIa w GoDZINACH
POPOLUDNIoWYCH cd 2-gieJ do S-tej
- = wyjStkiem sobot.
ola Interesant0w tWarta
fest TYLkO w GODZINACH RANNYCH
= Cd GODZINY 1890 DO GoDZINf
1885 DO pOiudniu tylko m s~peeyains
um0yvq.
resnntow TYLKO Pc GODZINIE 1o-tej
PRED POLUDNIEM.
UDraaza ale O lie mo5noSel wsEelkic
aprawy q Rednkcyu EalRtNiac PISEn-
NIEs. bo m konwersncJe diugie ME ma
my csasnI fyIkO " sprawach szczeEoi-
n~IrjSxej ungl, osoblstych, Tub ME da1p-
cych slr zaIntwIe zwfeAle - droEa ko-
respOaaeneyI Drosiuny jawtc sic oso-
ko!o SodxIny Ii-teJ Eamykany gazette
{ wszysey n~ajbardEiej jestesmy wtedS
Ea~tFuJEienI-
korrspOndent6w uprasEnmy najmoc-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASzfNIE, ME
zBYT SCISLIwIE I TfLkO Ma T.
DSEJ STRoNIE PAPTERU.
JeslI utwory $akIekolwiek ME male
DIE OSabaEOuts R0CAAAuA4 20
r~eSukcyJnyy jesIi p~o&qdane - do .uro-
tu, W raEle ME oglosIenla. nalezy tS
WIBALNIE ZAzNACzlC I zAGACZYC
ZNACZEK POCzrOwY Ma 1WRoTNA
PRZESYLKE.
adnye ko~munikatow do ogloszenia
ME naIezy przesylaS ma knrtkach od-
krytyehy IaSayeh teS ME przy5muJe Gle
kOmunIkaeJi telefonicznych - ehyba
W ~wyIptkowych w~ypadkachg r0wnie& o.
ueosken, dofyczacych ruchu W towa-
r~rysfMaeh t~elefonicznle ME prnyjmu-
Jenny.
WsxeIkIe ozloazenIa nale&s do Dxia-
lu Oxloszen w Adninistraeyl 4 tam sic
. nfemI Ewraeae naleAy.
WSxELkIEG0 re-
dEnIu. REZOLUCYE zAhoBNE, POLI-
TYCZNE I I. y. naleks do Dziaiu Ogis-
nzeh.
mfeuIn 4 {. D. music bye podpiSane -
nelnem naxwlskiem wras = adresem PIE
Sxacexot benimiennyehs luD p~odpisanSch
COMMUNITIES. Abe wreBzcie
.Komsfet" - kosnunikaeyfs N eseoo-
aondeneSl nla unmieszezzmys i.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08

g6lny dac wyraz zyczliwosci, ma "a
MAR zamianowan!a ks. arcybiskupa
Kakowskiego k~ardynaiem. pragna .,
przez wyniesienie Metropolity Wa
szawskiego do godnoSci purpurata
rzymskiego, TEN scislejszym Polske
z Kosciolem katolickim ~polaczyc We
elem.
Biagajac wreszcie Stw6rce, by W
chwili tel stanowczej szlachetny |
wierny Nar6d Polski laska' Swa
swieta otoczyc raczyl, p~olecajac 60
opiece przemoznej Matki Najswiet-
szej, kt6ra z Jasnej Cory cd VIE
k6w mad ludem Swym czuwa, udzie-
la Ojciec sw. ks. arcybiskupowi Ka-
kowskiemu, biskupom, duchowien-
stwu | wszystkim wiernym Apostol-
skiego biogosfawienstwa.
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expozytura socyalikohska

tejsza. eNpozytura socyalikonska
,Jzaniecenie" precz-
po wyboraoh: mysmy i'm pisali,
IL ich to precz wymiecie Polska-
jake smiecie - re swej chaty
odbudowanej i dopetnia sic ia "a
powiedz nasza W stopniu nawet
wyzszym, nizeSmy sami przypu-
szczalfA Otto szkodnicza partya
spada tax nisko, re jesli jej SEAMS
ME poprawi rezultat wybor6w "
calym kraju - to pnzysziy RAD
polski niewie1e sic z mia liczyt
tbedzie potrzebowas. Talk sic ma
reszcie skohczy polityka malkon-
tenokiej opozycyi prywatnego
warcholstwa j zdrsdzieckiego
szkodnictwa, uprawianych bluz--
nierczo W imie - Polski.
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Zalozona 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1905.
r. GHowNYi

LAHL-lO
rs. Franc,szsk Gordon. Moderator.
Es. A. A. kfowo, Wice-Mocerator.
Ucicisch r. Soska, OreZeS.
A7tnnina Raranowska. Wrre-preZeskh
Wnic'ach Aenkicki, Vic I-prezes.
To uasz :. Blachowski. SekretarZ.
F.anc,szek Witkowski, Skarbnik.
S-salSIaw LiczmansE, Dyrektor.
Nla5yslav LOpatka, D~yrektor.
Antoni MazGrk. DyreStor.
IcoEadya KOnczyk, Dyrektorka.
~. onea CrbansSa. Dyrektorka.
Fs4rctszEa Bieschke. Dyrektorka-
RGw. Tiotr p. Miudak. Doradca Prawny.
Ss--a c woftaIewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODXINY DIUROwH;:
Biu-p ZarsIdu GlOwnesO OJTarte "
an powszsluie Cd GOdz. 9-tei rano do
E-tej wieczorem. Cw sobotr 10 Lei po-
poludniu). Wieczorem. W dUi powsZed-
-la 2 wYjatkIem sopoty)). Cd sodziny
T-met DO 9-rei. - W niedziele 1 swieta
u~roczyste. biuro Jest zamkniete.
Prezesa; " poniedzialki / piatkl wfe-
czorami cd godEiny 7-mej do 9-tet
WsZelkie korespondencye do G4owne-
70 Prezesa nalezy adresowac:
wOJCIECH F. SOSKA,
1875 w. Division str, Chicago, III.
SeknetarzaI W poniedziaiki, wtorkL,
srody / czwartkl. WiecZorami ID godZi-
ny 7-mej do s-teL 1 cd l-szej .popoiu-
dniu codZiehnie. z wyjatkiem soboty, cd
s-te1 do 1-5Zet.
S~karbnIka: we wtorki, srody I platki
Cd godziny 1-meJ do 9-teJ wieczoren.
Bkiadania oplat. Wszeikie opiaty do Ka-
sy Giownej przyjmuje Kasyer G{owny
podczas godzin ofisowych, albo we dnie
W godzinach ~ofisowych. Sekretarz &C.
ueralny.
wszelkIs listy n~adsylac nale4y IA re-
90 Sekretarza Generalnego:
TOMASz 8. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
sass w. Division str. Chicago, III.
FHNANSE.
PrzskaTy bankows pocztowe
(ehecks, money orders etc) naleky wy
atRwiac ma organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
q prsesylac pod sdresem:
FR. WITKOWSKI,
xA&S w. Division str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Glownego:
1856 w. Division Utica,
Va drugiem pietrze.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
Do KAC|KA.
ZYCZENIA IMIENINOWE.

Wczoraj mole imieniny
Wypadaly. Slysze kroki
Ukochanej mel dzieciny
Hem. Wziela dech gleboki
I skarduje mi ~zyczenia
lStyl zonina Muze zdradza):
Coz CT rzeknie mala Henia?
w dniu imienin piers rozsadza
Million zyczen. drogi tato,
w ksztalt bijacych W niebo rakiet
Juz mineio dawno lato,
Kup vice mamie nowy zakiet.
Zycze jeszcze, ojcze mily,
O~twierajac mioda dusze:
Gdy sic stare juz z~n!szczyiy,
Nowe kup diva kapelusze'.
Tu nastapil :,dyg' dzieciecy,
w reke mnie cmokne}a Henia..
IL mi ME zyczyia wiecej,
Splakalem sic z rozrzewnienia.
fr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
Pierwsze Wiesci o Wy
borach w Polsce.

Wczorajsze telegramy przynio-
sly nam nareszcie pierwsze VIE
sci O wyniku wyborow sejmowych
w Polsce: MISUNDERSTANDING
wiadomosci konkretne / komplet-
ne dostaniemy tn dopiero pc re
brauiu sic sejmu Konstytucyjne-
90 w Warszawie w dniu 9tym
lutego = wowczas to Korespon-
denci zagraniczni, gdy ujrza IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
Ojciec sW. do Ma
rodu PolskiegO.

AVG lSSo j. Z. n. AlChodLuld fAu-
kowskiego, Arcybiskupa Metropoli-
ty Warszawskiego, przesiai Ojciec
sw. pod data Is pazdziernika pismo,
ktorego gi6wny ustep, do narodu
polskiego sic odnoszacy, podajemy
W dosiownem brzmieniu:
w ciezkich chwilach, jake pre-
chodzi Europa, ME moglismy sic o.
przeG serdecznemu uczuciu, ktore
spowodowalo Mas, by wystosowae
do Ciebie | do szlachetnego Narodu
polskiego slowa nadziei otuchy
ola wszystkich.
Historya zlotemi zapisala gloska-
mi zaslugi Polski wobec religii
chrzescijahskiej I cywilizacyi euro
pejskiej, lecz - niestety - zapisae
tez m~usiaia, jak malo Europa Pol
see sic wywdzieczyia. Obrawszy "a
przemoca z niezaleznosci politycz--
nej, kuszono sic nawet W n~iekt6rych
czesciach Polski o to-, by wydrzec
jej Ware katolicka narodowost;
lecz z podziwu godnym oporem zdo-
lali Polacy zachowac jedno 1 drugie
| dis, przetrwawszy przesladowanie
przez wiecej niz sto lat, Polska "a
wsze wierna (Polonia semper fide-
lis) bujniejszem niz kiedykolwiek
wre tyciem.
Stolica Swieta, ktora milowala
Polske, wtedy gdy ma szczycie staia
swej chwaly, milowala ia - jesli
tax zee MONA - silniej j~eszcze W
chwilach niedoli, jak matka, ktora
tenn wiecej kocha corke, i'm W wick
SEEN ia widzi nieszczesciu. Czya
przypomnieG Nam moze %potrzeba, re
podczas rozbioru Polski, jedynym,
kt6ry powstai, by utrzymac - choC
napr6zno niestety narodowosG
jej / niepodlegioSG, byi papiez Kle-
mems XIV, zwracajac sic w dobit-
nych siowach do wszystkich mo-
carstw katolickich.
Czya nadmieniC wypada, il po-
przez dlugie lata meczenstwa ma
rodu p%olskiego, gdy inni milczeli
wobec brutalnej przewagi c;emiezcy,
poprzednicy nasi Grzegorz XIV |
Plus TX glossy energicznego podno-
sill protestu W obronie uciemiezone-
go narodu?
Gdy ogloszona bedzie, "a ufajmy
IL nastapi to wkr6tcel historya ko-
sciola katolickicEo W Polsce cd
XVIII-go wieku poczawszy, wraz z
dokumentami autentycznymi, ktore
W naszych spoczywaja archiwach,
wtenczas dok}adniej ~jeszcze poznac
bedzie MONA wszystkie straszliwe
cierp.enia narodu polskiego 'oraz
n~ieustanna, prawdziwie m~atczyna
troskliwosc Stolicy swietej, by Poi
see przyj$G z pomoca. Lecz - die
XII MECH "a to beda n~ieskonczone
Panu - j~utrzenka zmartwychwsta-
MIA Polski zaSwitaia wreszcie. Nal
goretszem %zyczeniem naszem jest,
by Polska, powr6ciwszy do niepo-
dleglosci, jak n~ajrychlej ~przeznaczo
ne sobie W gronie pahstw zajela
miejsce, by nieustawala W niej ira
dycya narodu cywil!zowanego |
chrzescijanskiego.
W kohcu o~Swiadcza Ojciec sw. u
pragna narodowi polskiemu szcze--