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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
Oklahoma Outbursts

t't'"'-..'..t ft.ii,s.. tt.ttts. 1904.
one Of the funny things soon on
me streets Monday was sailor lad
running from water
Love makes the world 20 round o"
but sometimes the schedule gelH up
set ana some old Eeeaer takes II
header
Another thing the war did. It
pmWils Us the privilege uf spelling
mem o-i-E.h.r.e-l-t. thus conserving
two letters
Ordinary mornls cnn gei along
without physician, but they want
10 ne quite sure that the government
wee agent hasn't got them spotted
on account Of the uncertainty NJ
the hour Nr Hines woula get the
ambulano"rH into Tulsa. thn siren
was about three hours late In shrlek.
Ing lis welcome
II The local team could have
knocked Two more home runs we
gather from the piece IN tho paper,
II would have won tho final game
from the 800 Indians
There waa this noticeable feature
about the welcome Tulsa save the
amhulnhoers Yesterday morning
most everybody was afraid their
American flags would get wet
Judging solely and alone by tho
dope of the sport writer's, Referee
tochrane won another bout at the
DTlga Iui ~
has been very succession IN these
contests ana ha. many notable VIC
tories hanging on his belt
The end ot the world (. no, ln
sight said the yopnE man who was
driVlng the chummv roadster TO the
girl on South Main, Maybe not.
hut on account Of tho oblique turns
~ the streets you never can tell how
near II IL, so you had better keep
hoth hands on the wheel and foot
on the brake"
Snap shots from the Dallas News,
Probably II isn't important but
sometimes we have wondered N tho
walrus wears "A mustache TO make
The mermnidS think he IL cute.
Another thina---if the modern queen
didn't wear "a skirt what would the
modern king hide behind Person.
ally we don't claim to be over sen.
sltlEe, hut II makes us tired 10 talk
TO man who acts like We are vast.
Ing his time And ma u general thing
mans wife doesn't seem 20 care
how many personal liberties con
sress takes away from him II has
Just about gotten so In some en-
nlovment agencies that they are
looking every day for cupid 10 ask
for position where he won't have
TO do any rough work Percy Mood
les saws that when he asked tho
capitalists daughter II her rather got
bomb In his mail on MAY she
said she didn't know for sure. hut
she heard an exnloston when he
opened mams- millinery hilf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
Horoscope
THE stars incline. hut do not compel
Wednesday, May a. 1919.

Wednesday, May a. 1919.
During this day Pe Utmost caution
should be exerciseA/as the sway is
most threatening according 10 the
reading Of the stars Although Jupi-
ter and the sun are In benefic aspect
Mars. Neptune and Saturn are all In
evil place
Again there appears TO he some ac-
tivlty connected with the army and
In this the navy seems to be as
ISOLATED.
Treachery OF some sort Is indi-
Gated the seers declare, and they
counsel wisdom in the smallest mat
ters connected with diplomacy.
The stars are held to give warn
ing against lsGN OF foresight and in
dulRonce In the national character
isuc OF putting Off unpleasant duties
until the last hour In which 1t IL pos
sibe to act
More than year ago the seers
pointed out that there Is peril in the
Orient and now they repeat warnings
lcng foreshadowed by the planetary
sway
The death OF a person belonging
10 the European nobility OF former
royalty Is prognostiCated
The star ruling leather, furs and
nl sorts OF skins indicates rise
in prices that may lead TO rebellion
on the part OF the puzzle
Spain continues under q sinister
direction OF the stars that BODIES Ill
for the king. whose sun. close TO
the square OF Jupiter, Is exceedingly
threatening
The queen OF England II now sub
ject TO conditions that may cause
her Illness or sorrow
Canada Is likely to enjoy period
OF unusual prosperity, Great growth
OF population is prophesied This in
crease will bo mainly through i'm
migration but there viii be rising
birthrate.
Women will he much In the fore
ground In political activities from
the beginning OF next month and
will gain great power. the seers
declare.
Persons whose birthdate IL Is
should guard against accidents In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

We are glad to learn. warble- the
Kansas City star that the old story
about John n Rockefeller having
been condemned N an eternal diet
of crackers and Milk was fnlsehood
We never placed much credence in
II to start with. and abandoned 1t
entirely when milk approached as
much n quart a. gasoline sens for
gallon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 10 -- Po-
lice today raided the Vanderbilt
medical laboratory and seized two
patrol wagon loads OF whisky and
other lntoNlcRnts. Four students were
arrested charged with violating the
state storage act The officers got
their clue when they stopped two
young men leaving the building
carrying packages. which II wss sald
were found 20 contain whisky a
search Of the building followed.
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Dry inspectors Give Bail.

WOODSTOCK. Va, May l3,--Pro-
hlbition Inspectors W. &. Hall, w. n.
Dunleavy, Il. +. Sweet and J. A.
sullivan. who were indicted here yes
terday on tho charge OF killing Ray
mond Shackleford and l.. ID. Hudson.
alleged bootleggers, near Winchester,
several weeks ago, were released on
$1,000 bond each today to await
trial In Prince william county cir
cult court June /. n change OF venue
having been granted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

p Even PrcsIder, Wilson admits that
as 10 Trapce the covenant ~ tho
league Of nations will not give her
the security shc needs and cousc.
ouently h" pledges the United States
10 so to the aid Of France whenever
called upon. II tho league Of ma
'ions viii not protect France wha,
nation, then. will It protect
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

NEW YORK. May lathe battle
ship Louisiana brought home l,4ti
officers and men, including the lO7th
ammunition train, 81 officers and
li37 men, the 32d division military
police com pany. sections OF the 1Orh
mobile ordnance repair shop aud the
eighth sanitary squad and number
OF CQSuHls
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Railway Men Gather.

ST. LOUIS. May 13.-More than
5000 delegates were here today for
the first business sessions OF the asso-
clated conventions OF the order OF
Railway Conductors and the ladies'
auxiliary OF the order. No question
OF higher wages II TO he taken up
during the sessions, according to
delegates
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Flight Is Prevented

FORT WORTH. Tex. May IL
unfaVorablc flying conditions today
prevented seven Love tield airplnnes
starting on flight To Boston In
Interest OF the army recruiting cam
paisn. II was hoped the start would
be made early Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

NEW YORK, May l3-Pedro
lascuraln formerly minister OF
foreign affairs OF Mexico under Ma
dero, who after the lstter's assassina-
tion was ad interim president for rs
minutes on February 10, 1913. Incl
dental to Huerta's succession. arrived
here today with his family aboard
the Ward liner Monterey.
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coming year. Finances will improve
with proper care,
Children born on this date are
likely to be rash. hlghTrung and
affectionate These subjects OF Taur-
uS are generally great favorites and
girls usually have many suitors.
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate,
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LnNcrn AIr I-IIrhis

PARIS, MAY l3---TIIots NJ air
planes are forbidden by an official
order issued Monday to tly over
towns or crowds ~ people except at
such a height which permits them 10
plane down TO STANDING field In case
their motors stoF Acrobatic fcaiq
over towns are prohibited entirely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

Immense sums Of money are be-
ing spent In l. W. W, propassndS.
As the !, W. W, men are Of the
won't work" ciasa It IL manlfess
they are not providing the FUNDS
There's n barrel open somewhere ana
It Ia certainly not an American bar.
rel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

ROME. May 12.-Dr. EspItacio
Pessoa. president-cleot OF Brazil In
expected TO arrive here on Thurs
day. lie will be the guest OF KlnR
Emmanuel at the Quirinal and will
also visit Pope Benedict. going frat
to the Brazilian embassy accredited
to the vatican
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

Hope springs eternal and that Ia
NE reason which prompts the phi.
losophsr OF the Globe Demo ocrat to
ay that II "a man finds q quarter
on the sidewalk he sspectAntly looks
around for more.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

CHATHAM, Mass, May - -
Weather conditions this morning
we're still unfavorahlc for flying and
officers AT the naval air station here
state there was no likelihood that
the hydro -airplauc \. c. would re-
sumo its trans Atlantis 0lEht today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

Italy may get riums. Japan gets
shantung. Britail gets Egypt. France
gets Aisace. Germany sets the terms
and glory be, shouts the Kansas City
Star, tho Yanks are EsttinG home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

II looks like the intention Of the
president Ia to commit the United
States to sntsnsiinG foreign alliances
for some time 10 come.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

One writer thinks four years Is
long enough for America to keep her
eyes turned toward Europe. But II
We don't keep watching Europe she
II liable TO swat w In the back.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

Since creel Ia not on the Job II
seems difficult to locate the press
agent who sent out the dope ths,
italy had been promised Ffume II
she would resume her place at the
peace board.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

AKRON. ohio. May l3.--All seven
OF the balloons which left the naval
flying field here Sunday afternoon
In the free balloon race have made
safe landings along the Atlantic, ac-
cordinE TO word received today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

which II was meant To be- proof Of the high regard
and friendship / felt and which ! was certain the
American people felt for the great island empire. the
event even surpassed my expectations. cannot 100
strongly express my appreciation Of the generous
courtesy the Japanese showed the officers and crews OF
fleet. ana may add that every man Of them came
back a friend and hdmirer Of tho Japanese Admiral
sporry II letter OF much interest dealing not
only with tho reception In TOXIC but with the work or
at sea. herewith give II almost In fuil;
October 2S, 1908
Dear Mr. Roosevelt My official report OF tho visit
TO Japan goes forward In this mall but there are Ger
tain Of tho affair HucceHSfuIy concluded
which cannot well he included in the report
You perhaps aware that Mr.. DeniSon OF the
LAnAneae foLeLgn office one " my coIloAEucs ~
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Military pilots are warned against
FLYING over Paris except under or
degs. on pain of dismissal from the
service
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roR AL nEPARIMKNTa
Daily Food

Ne hath not dssplssd nor sbhorrsd the
Afnictlons, though ,bsy seem severe
In marcy oft are sent
They stopped the ptodissl's career.
And forced him 10 repent.
Dsspiss not the ehssteAins Of ths LORD,
seithsr be weary OF his ecrreethient for
whom. The Lord lovsth he coffso,sth, svsn
- . father the son on whom he slightsih
frev. 9ift, 10,
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/ mean 10 be a proof o high regard
i American people te the Island empire The o
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Italy seems more or less willing to
be compromised.
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---------A autobiography o.
Theodore Roosevelt

VIE incident
our t Japan In cout'e'y and good breeding the JP,nee can
that the OF Japan would understand arht what the
honor
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TULsA MORNING WORLD
hLNbER Oh THE ArNOClATEp PNtss

The Associated Pt.n I. stelu,l'slJ, On,
i.led 10 the uis TOT Tspublissuon OF su
ns"s dtspslsha credited 10 ~ OF no, eihs'
wise credited 10 this paper And also h'
local nsvs pablshsd tsrsln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

Judging solely and alone by tho
dope of the sport writer's, Referee
'ochrhne won another bout at the
prize fight Monday night Cochrane
mas been very successful IN these
contests, ana has many notable VIC
tories hanging on his belt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

There was this noticeable feature
about the welcome Tulsa gave the
amhulnhoers yesterday morning
most everybody vas afraid their
American flags would get wet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

Another thing the war did II
pmmils us the privilege Of spelling
Them c-i-g.h.r.e-l-H. thus conserving
two letters ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

II the local team could have
two more home runs we
Rhih"r from the piece IN tho paper.
u would have won the final game
from the 800 Indians
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Rodzinie PIP. L%udwikowi Henryko
wi i Stanislawie Dorocie z (domu
Eichstaedtl Mazurk, Fam. pnr. 1928
Iowa ul., parafii sw. Heleny, PREY
byf z~eszlej soboty tegi i zdrowy sy-
mex. Chora matka i synkiem znajdu-
jacych sic W prywatnym szpitalu
Mary Thompson ,%opiekuje sic szero-
ko znana Drowa Felicya Cienciara.
Pan Mazurk, zajmuje stanowisko ad
wokata kompanii kolejowej ,,Chica-
go and Eastern Illinois. TAX mat
ka jak i syn So PREY dobrem zdrowiu
- a z przybytku tego rodzice So
niezmiernie zadowoleni. Chlopczyk
otrzyma ma chrzcie sw. imiona Ro-
bert, Ludwik.
Panstwu A. Kurzawskim, zam. p.
mr.. 1404 Cornell ul., przyby}a poole
cha " postaci tegiego synka, kt6ry
waay blisko dziesieG funtow. TAX
dzieckiem jak i matka opiekuje sic
akuszerka PAM Opalihska. Ojciec
p. Kurzawski. jest wfascicielem wy
szynku pnr. 1897 Tell place.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
DNOTATKIA
|NEPORTERA!

Ma parowcu Rochambeau przybyli
do New Yorku Q Francyi nastepuja-
cy zolnierze: jerry Szlapinski, 2412
Barry ave. Jozef Paluch, 1929 n.
Ashland ave, Henry .Krzysztofek,
5401 S. Lincoln ul.. J6zef Misko-
wiec, 1908 Lowe ave.
q IS q
Ma liscie STRAIT Znajduja sic dzi-
siaj nastepujacy Polacy: Jan A.
Dulski, PTS South Kedzie ave. -
zmari z ran, sierzant MARGIN Paw
iowski. 2243 South Albany ave. -
ranny, W nieokreSlonym stanie, Te-
odor Miszewski, 4373 Ellison ave.
- lekko ranny, Benedykt Konopka,
1928 Altgeld ul., - zmarl, podany
dawniej byl ma liscie zaginionych.
o So O
Przechodzac 12-ta utica ma pre-
cieciu Robey, Albert Wieiecki, 1926
Lyndale ave-. robotnik LEGACY lat
SO, zostal najechany przez automo-
bill firmy yellow Taxi" W okazyi
tel doznai on potiuczen ma caiem
ciele. Szofer - J6zef Fuchs, 21O9
w. 12ta ul., odwi6zl go natychmiast
do szpitala powiatowego, poczem
opatrzony przez doktora, zawiezio-
ny zostai do domu.
Parma Estera Bromberek, c6rka
PAM J6zefiny Bromberek, wychodzt
dnia ago czerwca "a MAJ "a p. Jana
j. Sesko. Stub odbedzie sic W ko-
sciele sw. stanislawa Kostki, a PREY
jecie gosci W domu matki panny
mlodej.
Chot ma}y. ale mSciwy by}, 5-let-
nj synek PAM J6zefiny Cisko, 3039
w. 39ta ul., kt6ry widzac, Re mat
ka jego wybiera sic "a sprawunka-
mi, napierai sic, ably go wzie&a' ze
SODA. Poniewaz wracala "a kilka
minut, kazaia ona siedzie6 malcowi
W domu. starszemu zaS jego bratu /
siostrze pozwolila bawiG sic ma uli-
cy. Czynem tym urazony, postano-
viii sic zemscit; wszed}szy do sypial
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
Z Pobytu Polskiej
Delegacyi z Sybe-
ryi W Chicago.
Wydzial Narodowy przyjmuje
wysiannikow P. K. N. ma Syberye
i Rosye.

P. Jan F. Smulski. prezes Pol
skiego Wydzialu. Narodowego
zwoiai wczoraj pc poiudniu po-
siedzenie nadzwyczajne tegoz
Wydziaiu do Kollegium $w. Sta
uisIawa K. PREY ulicach Division
i Holt, ma kt6rem przyjeto PIP. A.
leksandra Wagnera i Stanisiawa
Filipowskiego, wyS}annik6w Pol
skiego Komitetu Narodowego ma
Syberye / Rosye. ktorzy przejez-
dzaja przez Chicago W drodze Z
Wladywostoku do Paryza. gdzie
Polskiemu Komitetowi w Paryzu
przedioza swe polecenia odnoSnie
do Polakow w Syberyi ! Rosyi.
Delegaci zatrzymali sic Specyal-
ME w Chicago, azeby tutaj sko--
munikowaG sic z Polskim Wy
dzialem Narodowym. jake Z urze-
dowym przedstawicielem ogrom-
nei w~iekszoSci Polonii amery-
kanskiej. nawiazac z MIN stosun-
K; ! pozySkac pomoc i koopera-
eve tejze Poionii w sprawach,
kt0re dotycza dobra .Polakow w
calym Swiecie. czy to w Amery-
ce. CIV w Azyi, czy tez w Euro
Die.
w swoim czasie Wydzial Naro
dowv wyda przez swe biuro pra.
sowe oficyalnv komunikat. dono-
STACY o r-zyjeciu Delegacyi. 0 jei
misyi. 4 rezultatach tcjze. oraz .
akcyj. iaka zostanie zapoczatko-
wana. Ponizej podamy tylko Kill
"a zajmujacych szczeg6i6w. ia
sic zdoialismy uzyskac cd pana
Wagnera / FilipowSkiego W cia-
gu Z mimi bardzo przyjemnego
vywiadu:
Najprz6d. co do skiadu Poi
skicgo Noritetu Narodowego ma
Syberye ! Rosye. w skiad tegoz
wchodza nastePujQcy panowie:-
prezes. Boleslaw Hartung; vice
prczes AlekSander Wagner; ge-
.~neralnv Sekretarz Wladyslaw Ho
man: skarbnik StaniSiaw Filipo-
wski: wydzial wewnetrzny: DR..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

beryi cd r. 1909. Pochodzi Z
Warszawy, gdzie by& budowni--
Gym miejskim mad jednym Z IA
dystryktow, ma ktore miasto jest
podzielone. Jest Z zawodu inzy-
nierem cywilnym. Ma Syberyi
kierowal budowa koszar wojsko-
wych w Aczyhsku pod krasno--
jarskiem.
P. Wagner urodzii sic w Lwo-
vie, lecz wychowa} sic W Kali
szu w krolestwie PolSkiem i wy
slany zostai ma Syberye W 1914 +
przez prywatne przedsiebiorstwo
W i~nteresach przemys}owych. l.
zawodu jest take inzynierem cy-
wilnym.
Obaj Delegaci podr6zuja pod
protektoratem rzadu francuskie-
so. co dowodzi wiclkiej ola mas
p~rzyjazni re strony Francyi. O.
czywiScie wladze ami j~apohskie,
AMI amerykanskie ME czynily "a
dnych trudnoSci. PrzedStawienie
paszportu, wydanego i zatwier--
dzonego przez wladzc francuskic
wygladza wszelkie szkopuly. "
Syberyi pred wyjazdem Delega-
c; mieli trudnoSci Z. WIadzami TO-
syjskiemi. ktore przez Gas ME
.jaki upiera}y sic PREY tenn, il
obaj delegaci sa obywatelami ro-
syjskini i passport ich jake ia
kich %powinien bye odnoSnie awi-
zowany przez w}adze rosyjskie.
PIP. Wagner / Filipowski jednak-
re ME ustapili i wreszcie mako
Mill urzednik6w rosyjskich, IL
PREY awizacyi uznali ich jako O.
.bywateli pahstwa polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

Michai Syper; wydzia& ratowni--
.czy, Ignacy Sobieszczahski, a po-
nadto czionkowie: Zygmunt Ro-
manowski, Klemens Karlihski,
Stanislaw WilkoSzewski. Stani--
shaw Korc, Mieczysiaw Myslin--
ski. Kazimierz Falkowski, Bogu-
slawski. Jastrzebski i Gerlach.
Komitet ME miai dotychczas
sta}ej siedziby, ,koczowai w wa
gonie kolejowym" - jak sic je-
den z czionk6w Delegacyi wyra-
iii, - .,ktory lokacye czesto zmie
NAL. Lecz w tych dniach Stala
s;edziba miala bye wybrana, albo
we Wladvwostoku, albo w Har-
binic. 4 prawdopodobnie w ostat-
niej miejscowoSci, gdyz Jest ma
z;emi chihskiej ! wolna jest cd
szkodliwych wplyw0w.
Delegaci wyjechali dnia 22go
marca z Wiadywostoku do Maya
saki w Japonii. gdzie dnia 25go
marca wsiedli ma okret Impress
Of Japan" linii kanadyjskiej i
dnia Sgo kwietnia wyladowali w
Victoria ma Vancouver Island.
Tam wsiedli ia drugi okret. kto-
~ ich przywiozi do Seattle w Sta
mach Zjcdnoczonych, a nastepnie
pc zaiatwieniu, spraw celnych /
wySylki naprz6d swych bagazy,
skiadajQcych sic Z kilkunastu ku-
frow i walizek. a zawierajacych
wiele cennych materyalow, ru-
szyli w droge do Chicago, dokad
przybyli W niedziele pc poludnlu.
Delegaci wyslali naprzod tele-
gram z Seattle do Chicago do Wy
dzia}u Narodowego, lecz Mkt L
tegoz Wydziaiu ME spotka} Dele
gat6w ma dworcu. Czionkowie
Wydzialu tiomaczyli sic, re tele-
gram ME podai ami dworca, ami
kolei. wobec czego ME wiedziano,
co uczynit. (Trudno uwierzyc, a
zeby wyjaSnienie czionkow ".
\. bylo wystarczajace. P. r.
PIP. Wagner ! Filipowski pred
wyjazdem we W}adywostoku
spotkali sic Z p. kazimierzem
Gonskim, ktory wys}any zostai Z
ramienia W. \. do Syberyi, axe
by sic skomunikowac L tamtej--
szvmi Polakami i sprawe armii
polskiej zbadat. P. Gohski udzie-
lii i'm wszelkich potrzebnych
wskazowek, Z ktorych tez Dele
gaci polscy L Svberyi nalezycie
skorzystali.
p. Filipowski przebywai ma Sy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
Z zYCIA
TOWARzYSKIEGO

Dw6r Foresterek. i'm. Sw. ANGEL
ma, W parafii sw. Jacka, mr.. 584 q.
n. K. L., mice bedsie swa spowiedz
wielkanocna jutro W srode, dnia 10
kwietnia b. r. a W czwartek o go
dzinie Sci rano przystapi do wsp6l-
nei Komunii sw. Cz}onkini, ktora
ME wypelni powytszego obowiazku
religijnego, podpada karze suspen-
dowania. - Anna KorzenieWsKa,
nadlesniczyni; Seweryna Sadowska,
sekr prot.