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Rain. SAYS Billy 'Possuln

Nes the pic
ture shows are
dar .cned, and on
SUNDAY afte r
dinner tim Q
hangs as a night
mare DER the
pleasure loving
sinner: he can
not watch the
pictures blink
nor even go "a
fishing; but he's
allowed to sit and
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Bern March e4(A PA special dispatch to the Frei-
nett announces the disarmament of entente
1t not confirmed however, and appears questionable
Whether Germans Like 1t or Not.
Paris, March 24-(A. P)-premier Cemenceau had long
conference with Stephen Pchon foreign minister
on the Hungarian situaon which will before the
council at 10 o'clock this morning when immediate steps will
taken, according to Marcel Hutn of the Echo de Paris
1t is understood, for thing Gen. Hallers Polish dv
on will be shipped at Dantzg and landed whether the
Germans like not NJ Hun adds precautions
already been taken in such eventuaity. i
Two French divisions Budapest and several Serbian
divisions Belgrade ready take the field believed
that with the Rumanan they capable Of meeting the sua
ton. ~s-sfi
Raymond Recouy writing Figaro, states
and that the divisions question Of reduced strength the
Rumanans being absolutely without equipment Such forces
scattered % ovsr hundreds of tometers E Odessa
Printers on Strike.
London, March 24.-Bea has been appointed the
Hungarian peoples minister for foreign affairs and will
premier Hungary, said Central News dispatch from Amster
dam today The Budapest printers strike and
Appeal to Russ Boshevks.
Copenhagen, March 24.Alied troops occupying
ory Hungary except the Budapest district boil
hevs disorders according information from Vienna today
Gangs of Hungarians have been pundering
The Hungarian government formerly headed by Count kar-
olyi has been succeeded at Budapest by soviet.
The Hungarian proeariat is appealing to the RUSSIAN
Mob Storms Postofce.
Amsterday, ga mob of Hungarians Budapest
sormed the posofce the barracks and destroyed the
Honved according to information received by the
vosssche Zetung in Berlin today.
American British Troops.
London, March 24-The revolution in Hungary caused
great Vienna but did not surprise those who
condition of affairs the Vienna CORE
sponden Telegraph He the communists OF Hungary
long the real of the country and have only
opportunity to get rid OF Count haroy VINO S
considered to been than hgurehead
The correspondent declares there no elements in Hun
aarv capable making stand against the extremists and that
even -Sovakia there strong bolshvk influences
He points that experts there is very grave danger
Bohemia following Of Hungary The situation is at
ribued v the correspondent the failure of the con
recognize the seriousness of the situation and
onv Budapest with entente troops He says the only to-
save the situation American British forces there
Where battalion would have suhced formerly orl
gade would be now
Russ Troops Way; Siege Declared
Russian troops reported to be marching INTO hungary
+o+e of sege has been proclaimed throughout Hungary
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----------7----
FORM HOLDING COMPANY.
Orqsnization viii Take over America
Lines in Canada.

Lines in Canada.
Ottawa, Ont. March 24.-That the
Grand Trunk has formed a holding
company to take over the American
lines OF the company was reported here
today.
1t is reported that this action was de-
cided upon to prevent the Canadian
government from purchasing the sys-
tenn. There is question. however.
whether the American authorities
would permit the Canadian government
to own railway lines in the states with
terminals a Chicago, and Portland.
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MARINE CORPS LOSSES

Casualty List Shows Total tt,3o9-215
Missing.
Washington. March PA revised re-
port of casualties in the marine corps
up to and including March 10, issued
today, shows the total to have been
II .309 officers and men. The major cas-
ualties. including killed in action. died
of wounds. died of disease and other
causes. :otalled ninety-eight officers and
:. 420 men.
Listed as missing are a15 men.
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think and spend his time a-wishinE.
The weather? Fair and rising
temperature tonight; Tuesday prob
ably rain and rising temperature.
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10000 Well Equipped.


(By Alfred Andersen.)
Berlin, March 23.-(via London,
March 24D-The Hungarian bolshe-
Wiki have quietly raised an army OF
10000 well equipped men, commanded
by Mai. Giezy. grandson of general
who took part in the revolution oi
ts4s, according to information re
ceived from Budapest today by way
Of Vienna.
President Resigns.
Copenhagen, March 24'-i' u; Ma
sarvk, the president of Czecho-SloV
kia, has resigned, according to re-
port received here from Berlin,
SIav Army Dispatched.
Copenhagen, March PA Czecho-
S,ovak army has been sent against
Hungary, according to an official re-
mort received in Vienna and for
warded here.
pecide Not to Jain Revolt.
Amsterdam, March 24.-The Aus
rain Central Workmen's council has
decided not to join the Hungarian
movement in introducing a So
Wet government in Austria, dls-
patch from Vienna says. The council
il is declared, pointed out that such
a. course was impossible for Austria
because il is dependent on the en-
lente powers for food.
psrley With Lenine Agents.
Copenhagen, March 24.-At the first
meeting of the new Hungarian gov
srnment in Budapest Sunday dis
patch from Berlin says, a soldiers
and workmen's council for entlre
Hungary was appointed, according to
nIans entered into with the agents OF
Lenine. The council Immediately
started preparation of bill Tor the
specialization of all industrial actlvl-
les.
Karl Radek Released.
Copenhagen. March 24-Karl Ra-
dak. the leading Russian bolsheVlk
agent in Germany. who was arrested
on February IS in connection with
the Spartacan uprising, has been re-
leased by the German government,
according to a Berlin dispatch today.
This message reports fresh agita-
tion bv the German Spartacans CO.
incident with the Hungarian revolu-
ton and reports that in these CIR
eumstances the release Of Iadek mas
created a bad impression.
CRY "Down With England
Amsterdam, March IA demon,
stration against the violation OF
German territory under the peace
treaty." was held in Berlin Sunday
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Vienna Refuses Alliance.

London, March 24.-The Vienna So
Wet has refused to join the HungA-
rian bolshevist movement on the
srround that it is impossible because
Austria Is dependent on the entente
FOR food, said a Central News as
patch from Amsterdam this alter
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Berlin Calls it a Scare"


(By Fl. J. GreenWaII.J
Berlin, March 2S.-(via LONDON
March 24.)-(EXclusive cable by l. N
5. and London Daily Express d
Quiet prevails in Hungary under tne
dictatorship of the workers ana SOL
J;or,e councils
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SUPREME COURT TO RECESS

Washington. March 24-The supreme
court announced today IL would take a
two weeks recess beginning next Mon
day. after rendering opinions.
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ALLIED COUNCIL TAKES
STEPS AS TO HUNGARY
Resolution No Surprise Extremists Are I'm.
opposed by Any Strong Elements.
FAILURE OF Peace Conference to See Seriousness of Need
OF Troops at Budapest Blamed-Reported Dis
armament of Entente Forces Questioned

berln March 24(A. IA special dispatch to the Frei.
nett announces the disarmament of
1t not confirmed however, and appears questionable
Whether Germans Like 1t or Not.
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What World Is Doing
In Epitome in Today's News
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Hostilities Ordered Begun.

Washington March 24.(A. P.)-DispatcheS the stat,
department today from Belgrade said the Hungarian Dol
shevik government had ordered the beginning of hostie
against the last Friday night No information gver
whether operations actually had been undertaken
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29

The mammoth exhaust system theatre keeps comfortably
COOL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29
SYNOPSIS OF NINTH EPISODE TIGERS TRAIL


by le the
to
n
Face
away the river having a sign of troube
doonr erund pu Bene % and Tg
the o h t.
Tiger Worship hk a b. iu
the p searching 70 u just
olhha sign onc ghe tin Pact Three" tn
h a h same roll
n
h il
Tigers " a the Liberty THEATRE ~ of ew
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Ruth's Old Shoes

Ruth Roland, having braved the
influenza, an attack of poison oak
md numerous other misfortunes
Turing the making of her new Pathe
serial, THE Tigers Trail" which
will be shown at the Liberty Thea
re on Sunday, is now threatened
by the new epidemic of shoe col
Getting which has become so pop
ular on the Pacific coast. Miss Ro-
land wrote to the Pathe home Of
flee stating that during the making
of The Tiger. s Trail" she re-
ceived no less than dozen requests
from army officers asking if she
would send them a pair of old shoes
Or pumps that she had worn in some
Of her pictures.
1t seems, according to Ruth, that
some star started the fad by pre-
senting a second lieutenant admirer
with pair of her shoes and the
lieutenant Immediately conceived
the idea of making a collection of
picture shoes!" So he sat down,
and wrote to a dozen or more stars
and quite a few of them, acceded
TO his request. A number of his
brother officers decided to take up
the fad and Miss Roland says it
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29
VIM. Duncan i'm Start
ling Cinema Feat Takes
Big Chance With Fate

Bound hand and foot and locked in
box-car, which is sent wild down q
steep grade against an approaching
train, the fate of the treasure seekers
seems finally sealed in THE Man of
Might" Vitagraph's latest adventure
serial, which will be seen at the Pas
time Theatre today. But the outlaws
who turned this trick had not reckon
ed with Dick Van Brunt, whom they
had left for dead at the foot of ra-
vine. Dick regains the top of the ra-
vine, and seeing the lone car speeding
around a great curve, surmises what
has happened.
Leaping on his horse he rides across
the curve and reaches tell-tale stand
ard across the track. just as the car
flashes into view. Climbing to the
center to the tell-tale, he drops to the
top of the car. He is almost hurled
over the side, but clings to the run
ming board and finally stops it, just
as it touches the pilot of the passen-
the nick of time.
William Duncan is the hero, and be-
tween the ride and the drop to the
speeding car he admits it was about
the limit of screen realism, as he
knows it. Duncan who also directed
the serial. is supported by an alI-star
cast, including Edith Johnson and Joe
Ryan.
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Dog Looks in Vain
For Loving Master

Everyone was fond of the dog.
yet there was something queer
about the animal. They dubbed
him Socrates. until they learned to
know him better.
The dog came into prominence on
the William Fox lot at Hollywood.
Cal, when the Gladys Brockwel1
production, THE Divorce Trap"
was being filmed.
Scott Dunlap, then assistant di-
rector, adopted Socrates the mo-
ment he laid eyes on him. But the
next morning Dunlap appeared to
have a fit of generosity as he pre-
scented the dog to Cameraman Gran
vile. Granville felt more than flat,
tered, yet the next morning Socra-
tes became the property Of Frank
BeaI, the director, and on the fol-
lowing morning Beal game him to
Miss BrockweIl. Within the next
tw enty hours the dog was in
possession Of William Scott, lead
ms man in the picture. The next
morning the dog was not in evil
dence, but that evening, when Scot
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has assumed such proportions that
she has been compelled to refuse
The requests or go barefoot the rest
of her life.
Incidentally Miss Roland declares
that during her career as a picture
star almost everything under the
sun has been requested of her, from
4 five dollar-a-week annuity to a,
tractor with a gang-plow equipment
or use on the farm. The most in
crest request she has ever received,
according to Ruth, was a request
or complete outfit for a set Of
sriplets. from a father and mother
in the middle west. This request
he star filled as she herself has all
ways been a great admirer of the
principles laid down by the late
Colonel Roosevelt.
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AMERICAS MOST MARRIED MAN

n
~
o many lowers from the gar Q
y
the square u 70
i is
iron the k by when " hf % wife Margaret NJ Ireland h
If r the
II zee to n
d on in The roreTr
Thea today
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Come where thg breeze The monster Typhoon Sys
tenn keeps the Pastme delightfully."- and deiciously

ty Dunlap arrived at his home. he
found Socrates tied to his front
gate.
About a week later the truth came
to light. 1t appears that Socrates
had been trnine dto sit in a chair
and join the family at the dinner
table. If this privilege was denied,
him, Socrates aad q way of snarl-
ing and being intensely disagreea-
BILE. So now Scotty is trying to
find some kind soul who is willing
to entertain u dog at dinner every
evening.
THE Divorce Trap" is shown at
the Pastime Theatre today.
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Failures in Marriage

According to u. S. Census re-
turns covering 2,S85 counties out of
a total of $500, the number of di-
vorces granted in 1916 was 112,O36,
or 112 per 100000 of population, as
against "a in 1906, and 70 in 1900
This vital subject is treated with
remarkable force in The Divorce
Trap" the William Fox photoplay
In which Gladys Brockwell appears
at the Pastime Theatre today.
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COMING NEXT SUNDAY, JULY 6

18th Episode of "The Tigers Trail with Ruth Roland
BILLIE RHODES I'm SEARCH OF Already"
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She Deserves Pity

Many is the hello girP' who
dreams of marrying a millionaire,
as she sits calling her eternal
number, pleased"
One telephone operator tried IL
and came to grief. Her story is told
In THE Divorce Trap" a William
Fox production starring Gladys
Brockwell. 1t will be shown at the
Pastime Theatre today.
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Augmented and Reorganized-Better Than Ever-In
Specialties- GOod Singing and Dancing -GOrgeOu
Beauty Chorus-New Effects. Remember this is
cola Newsboys Show.
Change of bill Wednesday and Friday
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

SpoYka Budowniczo- Pozyczkowa
.. ". sw. Szczepana, oznajmia, re W
W dniu Sgo maja b. T, otwiera dru-
"a serge I zaprasza wszystkich inte-
resowanyeh do zapisania sic i do "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

bert, ojciec ROXY, wtracony byl do
wiezienia przez swego zazdrosnego
sasiada Kuneryka. R6za, nauczona
pr~zyk}adem i s4owami OLGA jak "a
chowywaG sic W okolicznosciach tax
doSwiadczajacych, poswieca sic ola
wyratowania OLGA z wiezienia. Swa
pokora i szIachetnoscia zmiekcza
wreszcie strasznego Kuneryka.
Parma W}adys1awa Rembowska
" roll ROXY zasluguje ma wielkie
uznanie: parma Franciszka Praczu-
kowska W roll Agnieszki, p. J6zef
Lukawski jake Kuneryk 1 parma He
lena Glus W roll Brigidy, aony dozor
cy wiezienia grail bardzo dobrze.
slowem, wszystkim aktorom | aktor
kom jak tez i tym czlonkiniom, kto
re tax skrzetnie pracowaly .okolo te-
90 przedstawienia naleza sic dzieki.
Arcysmieszna krotochwila p. t.
,W~arszawska Mumia" wielce uba-
villa %obecnych. .,... .r. ..,
Czcigodnym Siostrom N~auczyciel-
kom szko1y Sw. Trolley, nalezy sic
uznanie "a piekne p~rzystrojenie see
ny / wyprowadzenie caiego przed--
stawienia. '.'''
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..Szlachetna Roza'

Tow. Panien p. W. Imienia Maryi
urzadziio piekne ~przedsta wienie W
sail Sw. Trolley, W niedziele wieczo-
rem, d. 27go kwietnia. ,,Szlachetna
R6za" jestto dramat osnuty ma tie
zycia W Srednich wiekach. Skut-
klein czestych napaSci barbarzyn-
skich ma mieszkanc6w zachodniej
Europy powstai wielki nieiad l bez-
prawie. I~stniejacy W ten czas sys-
tenn Feudali5mu ME zdo4a} powstrzy
mac pan6w ~pysznych / skionnych
do zemsty / grabieiy. Przemoc nal
czesciej byla iedynem prawem kie-
ruiacem sprawiedliwoScia. Skut-
klein tel siabosci rzadu, rycerz Edel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

Sympatyczne Tow. ,,Dzieci Ma
ryi", prey parafii ma Jackowie w
A~vondale, ktorego prezeska jest
PM Marya Kosobucka, wystawi
dnia 2sgo maja r. b. o godz. os-
mel wieczorem w sail OBJ. War
szynskiego, rog Wolfram III. i
Central Park ave. dwie sztuki tea
tralne p. t. yKrzyz z krwawa pla-
ma, dramat W 5ciu krotkich ak
tach, oraz jednoaktowa komedyJ-
Ike ,,Cztery Ireny". Wyzej wspom
niane towarzystwo znane juz z
poprzednich udatnych wystepow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

mowienia sobie akcyi W tejze seryi.
Zapisywac sic MONA we wtorki wie-
czorem W sail szkolnej pomiedzy Z
| eta i W niedziele popoludniu ma
plebanii cd godziny 2ej do 4ej. Kaz-
dy rozsadny i %przezorny czlowiek sta
"a sic o~szczedzac l skladaG swe gre
see W miejseu bezpiecznem. Sp6lka
"a istnieje tylko try miesiace
(kwartail a posiada przeszlo $10,-
600 majatku. Zapiszcie sic wiec
wszyscy: ojcowie. matki. samotni /
dzieci a W niedlugim stosunkowo CA
sic s~korzytacie ma tenn.
N~abozehstwo majowe rozpoczyna
sic W przyszly czwartek o godzinie
7:30 wieczorem uroczysta prdce--
sya. Kosci6i powinien bye s~zczelnie
Eapetniony wiernymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

Manifestacya 1 wymarsz, jake
ma1a sic odbyc do pomnika Tadeu-
sza Kosciuszki W niedziele, dnia 1go
czerwca, b. r, MECH bedzie zarazem
,pierwszym obchodem Wielkiego
Dnia Wolnej i Niepodlegiej Polski;
MECH s~ztandary polskie / amerykah-
skie W tym dniu przyozdobia wszyst
kie polskie domy W naszej d%zielnicy.
Wzywamy przeto wzystkich naszych
Rodak6w / Rodaczki do jak najlicz-
n,ejszego wziecia udzialu W tel Ma
nifestacyi W dniu wyzej o"znaczonym.
Wtym celu Gmina 12S q. n. P.
zwoluje posiedzenie ~wszystkich pre-
zesow / prezesek ma niedziele, dnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

pin. Dudziarz, Filomenii, Warsza-
wiakow, Philharmonic, Druzyna, Ka-
lima | Halka.
Poniewaz tym dniu 5go maja
ma Forum ZWyciestwa W parku
Granta pr7ez spiew nasz polski
many przedstawic my - spiewacy
naszego ducha polskosci, ME powin-
no W ch6rach zadnego kolegi, Tub
kolezanki braknac.
Glory posiadajace nuty hymnu a
merykahskiego The Star Spanglei
Banner, So proszone przyniesc je
z SODA ma lekcye.
Cora Piesh!
ZarEad Okregu 1go Zwiazku
Spiewak6w Polskich.
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BAMNoSt sPIEwACY!

Dwie wielkie manifestacye, ma
kt6resmy spiewacy zaproszenie przy
jeli z wystepem, ma dzieh 5go maja
przez komitet a~gitacyjny Vtej, Poly
czki Wolnosciowej i ma dzien 1g"
czerwca do pomnika Kosciuszki, OF
najmiamy, IL ostatnia lekcya pred
vystepem ma dzieh 5go maja odbe-
die sic W czwartek 1go maja W pa
wilonie parku Pufaskiego wieczo-
rem, o 1880, dokad So proszone "
komplecie, nastspujsce ch6ry: Che
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z HELENOWA.

D"UT NIeW last hdIOllChlcQ LeSnl-
czych p. W. sw. Piotra mial swoje
~posiedzenie W Sail parafialnej ubie-
s}ego tygodnia | o lie mogliSmy sic
~dowiedzieG z ich debat6w ma posie-
dzeniu, to nosi sic on z mySla spra-
vienna jakiejs niespodzianki. Powyz
see towarzystwo pan, odprawi swa
spowiedz wielkanocna W przysz}a so
bote. a W niedziele o godzinie Sci
rano przystapi wsp6lnie do Komu-
nil Sw.
MacierzySci, kt6rzy W parafii sw.
Heleny z takim zapa}em rozwineli
swa d~zia}alnosG niedawno, obecnie
pochowali sic gdzies pc katach i
ME daja o sobie zadnej wiadomosci.
Byioby bardzo poaadanem i korzyst
mem ola parafii tel, gdyby macie-
rzysci zdobyli sic ma energie 1 "a
brali sic do pozytecznej piracy, UREA
damien przedstawien, wieczorkow
tip.
lime towarzystwa meskie W para
fiji tel, r6wniez drzemia sobie sma-
cznie. Maio ich interesuja sprawy
spoieczne, dobro koSciola / sprawl
Polski. Schodza sic ma posiedzenia
ably jedynie podatek zaplacic I XVII
ia. Nasze ~szlachetne kobiety. lepiej
pracuja. Caiy naval piracy spo}ecz-
mel ola dobra ogolnego parafii pod
jelly i wykonuja ia tax, jak ma Polki
prZystalo. Bravo zacne Polki.
Klub Obywatelski, i'm. Kr6la Ka-
zimierza Wielkiego W parafii sw.
Heleny, ma swe posiedzenie W przy-
SHY czwartek dnia 1go maja b. r. o
godzinie 1880 wieczorem W sail zwy-
k{ych posiedzen. Gl6wna sprawl
posiedzenia bedzie omawianie pix
hiku parafialnego ma korzyst para
fiji. Kazdy czlonek powinien bye o.
becny.
Dzisiaj W kosciele sw. Heleny o
godzinie Sci popo}udniu ~iodbedzie
sic Stub pana J6zefa Kolbusza z
Greenbay, Wis, z parma Rozalia
Chod6r, c6rka Jana i Maryi Chod6-
row, Fam. pnr. 204S Augusta III. -
Druzbowac beda Jan Chod6r, kuzyn
panny miodej z parma Irena Cho-
dor, siostra panny miodej. Zabawa
weselna odbedzie sic domu rodzi-
COW W scislem k6lku familijnem.
Kto chce zakupic bondy wolno-
sciowe z~wyciestwa, niechaj sic zgio-
81 do kancelaryi parafialnej W ia
sic biurowem a otrzyma takowe.
*
W najblizszy piatek W kosciele
sw. Heleny, rozpocznie sic nabozen-
stwo majowe o godzinie 1880 vie
czorem uroczysta procesya, W kto-
rel udzia{ vienna Dziewice Rozanca-
We. N~aboze6stwo odbywaG sic bedzie
W niedziele, srody i piatki.
x
Doroczny odpust W koSciele sw.
Heleny odbedzie sic z okazyi pa
tronki p~arafii " czwartek dnia 22go
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z

w obrebie parafii sw. Waciawa.
organizuje sic dziewiatka pi}karzy
ziozona z samych polskicha graczy,
kt6rzy juz cd przyszlej niedzieli
prawdopodobnie rozpoczna gre SEQ
nova ma dobre.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

Ago maja, o godz. 9ciej popoludniu
ma sail Kosciuszki. W parku KoSciu-
ski, PREY Ayers ave. i Diversey ave.
ma kt0rem ME powinno zabraknac
nikogo.
l.. KeszczyIski, prezes.
j. p. Koskiewicz, sekr.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

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pYredsisbiorstw amerykshFkich. viSe
prIemyslowiec polski dobrse zrcoi
io4sl stale rskAmowae bedHis swe1
intere, " DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
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