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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
HIGHWAY MEETING
ATTENDED BY SIS
Names of Those Responding at Roll Call
at Conference with State Com
missioner Yesterday.

There was an attendance of % yes
terday at the annual meeting of State
Highway Commissioner Stoddard b.
Bates and the road commissioners and
selectmen of Windham county towns in
Festival hall. The roll was called in
the afternoon and the following named
persons responded.
Athens-Samuel f. Smith. commits
sioner; f. L. Smith, selectman.
Brattleboro-A. A. Wallace, commits
sioner; Solon A Richmond, Arthur d.
Wyatt, seleetmen.
Brookiine-O. G. Lawrence, commits
sioner; R. E. Marsh, B. II. Smith, Sc
leetmen.
Dover-L G. Snow, commissioner;
D. NJ. Hale, F. E. Yeaw, selectman.
Dummerston-W. w. Burnham, com
missioner for west part; w. w. Burnett,
w. A. Miller, George Armand, select
men.
Grafton-Frank E. Aiken, commits
sioner; George o. Howe, Vests A. Will
bur. seleetmen.
Guilford-M. A. Thomas, commission
err
Halifax-B. j. Worden, commissioner;
J. s. Koshinsky, NJ. C. Harris, select
men.
Jamaiea-A. H. Crowninshield, com.
missioner; r. H. Wheeler, A. H. Cole.
man, A. w. Kidder, selectmen.
ondonderry-Frank B. Cobb, Frank
A. Curtis, commissioners; A. II. Doug
lass, selectman.
Marlboro-H. J. Games, selectman.
Newfane-H. L. Eddy, c. C. Reed
commissioners.
Putney-Leon Fuller, commissioner;
Jewett Knight, selectman.
| Rockingham-Jame B. Wooley, Fred
A. Smith, commissioners; L. G. Thomp
son, seleetman.
Stratton-R. A. Clayton, Ernest C
| Pike, commissioners.
i Townshend-A. w. Barry. A L
/ Howe, commissioners; E. II. Allbee, W
". VanNess, seleetmen.
/ Vernon-B. A. Streeter, commission
er; II. Z. Powers, Il. C. Allen, select
men.
+ Wardsboro-Elden O. Robinson, com
missioner
Westminster-C H, Reed, L. G. Con
4 verse, commissioners; Fl. w. Barnes, Sc
lectman.
4 Whitingham-Joh R. Gillett, com
| missioner; l.. H. Sawyer, selectman.s
Windham-W R. Carleton, commits
sioner; NJ. H. ingalls,, L. E. Jenison, 81
lectmen.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
PLANS DECEIVED GERMANS.
Two U. S. Colonies Helped in Foch S
Successful Strategy.

BOSTON, April 9-Oficials at the
headquarters of the department of the
northwest vouehed yesterday. for a
story told by a major who arrived on
the Agamemnon of how two colonies of
the American army assisted in an i'm
portant bit of strategy in the ST. Mi
hiel district. The major, whose name
the department declined to reveal, said
that the Germans got wind of the orig
inal plan TO start the drive on Septem-
Der 5, 1918
Gen. Foch then had elaborate plans
drawn purporting to set forth details
of an impending attack on Belfort
These plans were entrusted to two
American colonels, who took them to a
town where there were known to be
German spies. While they were there
The plans disappeared for time That
they had fallen into German hands be
came evident when the Germans with.
drew large forces from parts of the st
Mihiel salient and nassed them about
Relfcrt
diversion assisted greatly in car
rying out the real plan of attack, which
was begun on September u.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
Special Town Meeting

The legal voters of the town of Brat
tleboro are hereby notified and warned
to meet at the Town Hall in said Brat
tleboro on Tuesday, the ed day of
April, 1919, at O'Clock p, m, to act
upon the following articles, viz:
ARTICLE I. To see if the town will
authorize the selectmen to establish
building lines upon Main street northcr-
ly of High street, for the purpose of
fixing the boundaries at which build
ings may be hereafter erected.
ARTICLE ii. To see if the town will
vote TO authorize the seleetmen to
widen Main street northerly of High
street.
ARTICLE III. To see whether the
town will provide the necessary funds
to carry out any alterations made in
Main street north of High street, and if
so, how much.
ARTICLE ". To transact any other
business in connection with the i'm
provement of Main street northerly of
High street
S. A. RICHMOND,
A. d. WYATT,
w. E. STELLMAN,
Selectmen of Town of Brattleboro.
Brattleboro, VT, April s, 1919.
Town clerks office, Brattlebofo, April
s, 1919, at clock p. M, received and
recorded the foregoing warrant in Vol.
8, Town Records, on page 119.
Attest.
CARL S. HOPKINS,
Town Clerk.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09

Easter sale and supper by women of
the Unitarian church in the parish house
Thursday afternoon, April 10, beginning
at o clock. Cards, cretonne novelties,
flowers. Supper from to q Menu:
ereamed fish, stuffed eggs, cabbage sal
ad, rolls, cake, eoffee-40 cents. 1926
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
Caucus to Be Held in st.
Louis Early Next
Month
NATIONAL GATHERING
TO BE HELD LATER
Enlisted Men as Well as officers Repre-
sented in Movement = Temporary
Committee from Vermont Includes
Can't. Proctor and DR.. Jackson.

NEW YORK, April ga committee
whose officers declared it represented ev-
cry state in the Union, every rank IN
the army and navy and every shade OF
political belief, issued last night call for
a caucus in st. Louis next month to Ell
iect preliminary organization of the
American Legion, to be composed OF
American veterans of the world war.
The caucus, to take place May 8, and
10, will pave the way for a national con-
vention, set tentatively for Nov. IL,
when the organization, intended to offer
membership to all officers and enlisted
men in the United States military or ma
val service between the date of Ameri-
as declaration Of war and the cessation
IF hostilities will be made permanent.
The caucus call was signed by Lieut..
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, New York,
chairman; Lieut. Col Bennett Clark,
Missouri, vice chairman, and Lieut.. Col
Eric Fisher Wood, Pennsylvania, secre-
AIRY, with upwards of 200 committeeman
lrawn from the commissioned and enlist
I'd personnel of the army, navy and ma
inc corps and representing the 4S states
and the District of Columbia.
1.-The legion will not interest itself IN
politics, but will make its influence felt
n regard. to policies Lieut.. Col. Roose-
Welt declared. 1t will be strictly nom
partisan, he added, its objects being to
perpetuate comradeships formed during
the war, to preserve the history of the
conflict and to maintain the principles
for which American soldiers and sailors
trained, fought and died.
The st. Louis caucus will be the third
formal meeting of the legion orzaniza-
ton, the first two, following confer
ence in February of a group of Officers
in France, having been attended last
month by nearly 1000 officers and men
of all branches of the American .expe-
dictionary forces.
Before calling the assembly in this
country it was decided to make the pre-
liminary committee representative by in
Guiding enlisted men and by apportion-
ing the membership among the states
As evidence of the proposed democrat
| ic character of the legion, it was stated
that the committee desires that at least
| half the delegates Of the caucus be mer
| from the ranks.
Col. Roosevelt's committee urged that
veterans of the war communicate witt
the temporary committeeman from then
states, so that in the preliminary state
conferences all may have vote in thu
selection of delegates to the St. Loui
meeting. Delegations from each state, j
i was announced, viii be twice the size o
the representation in congress.
In addition to the delegates and the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
S. A. RICHMOND,
A. d. WYATT,
w. Z. STELLMAN,
A PERMIT AUTHORIZING THE REMOVAL
OF CERTAIN DESTRUCTIVE FISH.
Issued by Authority of Section $3.50 of the
General Laws of Vermont.

Any person holding a valid hunting license
may take by shooting, pickerel and great
northern pike, not less than twelve inches in
length, and German carp, from April 18th
until May 18th, both dates inclusive. These
species may be taken only from the waters
OVERLOOKING the meadows bordering the west
erly bank of the Connecticut river, from the
Vernon dam to the Connecticut river dam at
Bellows Falls, and also from the waters of
all streams within the boundaries of Wind
ham county which empty into the Connecticut
river, from the mouth of said streams to
point onehalf mile up stream.
Amy person holding valid fishing license
may take suckers in Windham county from
April 18th to May 18th, both dates inclusive,
by any method other than the use OF explo-
Sives, drugs poison; but shall not take or
injure other species of fish. Suckers may be
where pickerel or great northern pike may
be taken by shooting, and may also be taken
at points where streams enter into ponds
lakes This permit shall not be construed
as permit to take suckers along the general
course of trout streams, or from trout wa
tiers, except where the stream empties into
a pond, and there only in such manner as
not TO result in the taking injuring of
trout or other salmonidae. Furthermore,
suckers shall not be taken under the pro-
visions Of this permit from that portion of the
West River lying between the point one-half
located at the top of 'the Twin State Gas a
Electric companys dam across said West
river above West Dummerstou village.
The taking of all fish in this permit shall
he between sunrise and two hours after sunset.
The commissioner may suspend or revoke any
fishing notice thereof in two newspapers In
LINUS LEAvENS.
Fish and Game Commissioner.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
WOULD PROTECT DYE INDUSTRY.
Commissioner Culbertson Urges Tariff
Legislation.

BUFFALO, April Enactment of
tariff and unfair competition laws to
protect essential and desirable chemical
industries, such as the manufacture of
dye stuffs, developed during the war
was favored by William S. Culbertson.
member of the United States tariff COM
mission, in an address he delivered here
yesterday before the American Chemi-
cal society. Mr.. Culbertson said he re-
garded the coal tar producing industry
as '1clear case deserving of legisla-
tive help.
The tariff commissioner said he had
not regarded with favor the plan adopt
ed by Great Britain to provide state aid
for the dye industry and an embargo
on dyes except where importations were
permitted under special licenses. 1.-The
alternative" said Mr.. Culbertson, lis a
tariff which will equalize with a fail
margin the conditions of competition
between this country and abroad -
| AnvEpTTSE TN THE pEFopMEp
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
SUES KANSAS CITY STAR.
DR.. Hyde, Thrice Tried for Murder
Asks So. 500. 900.

KANSAS CITY, No, April 9.-suit
for $2,500,000 against the Kansas City
Star yesterday was filed by DIR. B.
Clark Hyde, three times tried on the
charge of numbering Col. Thomas H.
Swope, bachelor and millionaire, uncle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
WATERPROOF Match.

A new safety match which Is
claimed to be wind-proof and water
proof will be especially useful in mod
ern warfare. 1t will burn five seconds
in the face of a strong wind, and
when it goes out it will not start
a fire, no matter where it is thrown.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09

San Jose, principal city of Costa RIGA,
possess one of the finest opera houses in
the western world, a structure which
cost sl,50O,0OO to build and equip. The
exterior is of white marble, while the in
terror is finished in Italian marble and
mahogany, with grand stairway modelled
after that of the Paris opera house.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Robert A. Wagner, manager of the
Auditorium, has bought new Chevrolet
touring ear.
There will be Boy Scout meeting in
the armory tonight at 7.30. Regular
Boy Scout work will be done.
A meeting of property owners on Ca
nal street will be held in the Canal
street school building this evening at
s o'clock to discuss the matter of pc
titiening the seleetmen to change the
name of the street. The meeting is
open to everyone who is interested in
the proposed change.
/ Brattleboro lodge, n. E. O. p. held
very enjoyable card party in Grand
Army hall Monday evening, when 500
was played. Mrs. Katherine Holland
and Stillman Graves won the honor
prizes, while the consolation prizes went
to Mrs. Ansel J. Pierce and Richard
Scott. Refreshments of cake and coffee
were served. es
William Lovely, who is employed by
the American Realty company in ia
maica, was injured Monday evening
while attempting to board a train at
South Vernon for Brattleboro. He STUN
bled as he went to step on to the train
and fell, his right hand becoming en-
tangled in the mechanism. The index
finger was lacerated so it was necessary
to amputate it, and two other fingers
were cut badly. He was taken to the
Melrose hospital, where DR.. E. R. Lynch
attended him.
More than 400 persons were served an
excellent sugar supper last evening in
the yestry of tha ITniyerSalist church
the menu consisting of baked beans,
beet relish, pickles, rolls, pies, cakes
coffee and sugar !on snow. People be
gan TO arrive before o'clock and con.
tinued to pour in until after o'clock
The supply of edibles planned by the
committee was consumed and it was
necessary to make a visit to bakeries
and grocery stores in order to meet the
demand The syrup, however, held out
well, and Is gallons were used. The sup
lper was the most largely attended OF
any ever served by the men of the
church.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

cia pozagrobowego? = Me. -
P~rawdziwa nauka tego ME "a
przecza, owszem kazdy prawdzi-
vie uczony przyznac musi, re ist-
nieje wyzsza Potega, ktora stwo-
rzyla ten SWAT widomy MIN
rzadzi. Ale spotykamy tez takich
pseudo-uczonych, ktorzy temu
wszystkiemu appreciate. Ma IL
niwersytetach nawet niektorzy
profesorzy, niby postepowi, a
wlaSciwie ateisci, pred rozpocze-
ciem swoich wykSadow odzywaj9
sic do swoich 'siuchaczy w ten spo
sob: ,.Szanowni siuchacze- Jezeli
sq tn miedzy wami tacy, ktorzy
ieszcze wierza w Boga, W zycle
pozagrobowe, w niebo, piekio, lub
czysciec, to MECH opuszcza te
sale, gdyz w takim razie ME sko-
rzystaja z moich wyklad0w.. -"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
co Jest POWODEM TAKE
GO ZALENSTWA?

Powodem tax szalonej piracy
tych uczonych, a ME mqdrych -
Jest pycha umyslu i zepsucie ser
ca. Pycha umysiu owiadne}a ich
do tego stopnia, Re ME k}ada mu
zadncj. granicy tax jak IL lakome-
go bogacza, ktory gromadzac skar
by i bog9ctwa, nigdy ME powie do
syc, a wszystko chciaiby posiaSt,
mad wszystkicm zapanowac- Ia
pycha, kt0ra byia przyczyna zgu-
by anioiow i upadku pierwszego
cz}owieka, ia tez zgubi bez wat.
pienia i owych nicmadrych uczo-
nych. Z pycha umysiu iaczy sic
zwykle zepsucie serca, ktore skut
klein togo odwraca sic Cd P b.
ga. Moze niektorzy z owych IL
czonych bedq moim slowom pre-
czyc. MECH zatem pos}uchaja slow
<wcgo kolegi, rowniez uczonego.
kt0ry twicrdzi, re:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
Przyczyny niedowiarstwa.

w stosunkach zycia codzien-
nego kazdy z mas prawie spoty-
ka sic z ludzmi roznych zapatry-
wan, roznych religii jake tez i z
zupeinymi niedowiarkami. Moze
wobec tego ME jeden zadaje So
bic to pytanie, co wiaSciwie jest
"a przyczyna niedowiarstwa po-
srod tax olbrzymiej masy ludu.
Cwazam zatem, re ME odrzeczy
bedzic slow kilka napisac ma ten
temat. Przyczyn niedowiarstwa
jest wlaSciwie kilka, a re o wszy-
stkich p jeden raz pisac ME po-
Gobna, poruszymy dzisiaj tylko
iedna,
Jak z jednej strony myliiby sic
bardzo ten, ktoby przypuszczaS,
&c prawdziwa wiara i postep VIE
dzy So niedowiarstwa przyczyna'
TAX z drugiej strony przyznac
trzeba, re pod pozorem postepow
naukowych liczni ateusze sieja
ziarno ~niewiary. Lecz czyz ma
MY poSr6d licznych nowoczes-
nych wynalazkow i odkryc do
konanych przez wicdze dowody,
re niema Boga. niema nieba,
czy$cca, hub piekla i wogole zy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
Tylko zepsucie serca odstreeza
cd WARY.

INiejaki Bouguer, gieboko uczo
ny matematyk i czlonek kolew-
skiej Akademii we Francyi, o
kt6rym pc smierci jego d'Alem-
bert powiedziai: Stracilismy maj
lepsza glove W Academic! -
tenze Bouguer, nieszczesciem,
dopuscil zagasnac W sercu SVEN
pochodni WARY. Przy schyiku zy
cia, ciekawoScia zawiedziony ma
kazanie x. la Berthonie Domi-
nikanina, ktory z najSwietniej-
SEEM powodzeniem gromil niedo-
wiarkow W roznych kosciolach
stolicy Francyi, znalazl tn ko-
nice swoich bledow i lekarstwo
ma ME. Powrocil ma iono Koscio-
Ia, wyspowiadal size, a pred przy-
stapieniem do spowiedzi - wy
znal w obecnoSci wielu osob, ia
Jenna pobudke, ktora 60 skfonlfa
do niedowiarstwa:
,Bylem niedowiarkiem ola te-
go tyiko, re byiem zepsuty" -
zawola, z gorycza w duszy, -
,$pieszmy sic ojcze moi; wiecej
SERGE mole, niz umysl, potrzebu-
je leczenial"
Nawrocenie jego byio rowniez
szczerem, jak trwaiem, a Smierc
chrzescijahska, W miesiacu sierp-
niu 1853 roku, u~wienczyia te
szczesliwa odmiane. Me jeden
Bouguer nawrocii sic z poSrod
niedowiarkow, ale moznaby setki
przytoczyc podobnyh przykia-
dow. Sam Wolter byiby sic ma
wroch pred Smiercia, zanim sta
nal pred Sedzia najwyzszym,
gdyby wsp6lnicy jego bezbozno-
Sci d~opuscili byli do niego kapia-
ma, jak sobie tfgo zyczYf kilka-
krotnie: umari on W najokrop-
niejszej rozpaczy, dnia 3Ogo maja
1878 roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
DIAL RELIGIJNY.

- dale Bog. Mozna eaten bye
uczonym W rzeczach przyrodzo-
nych a skonczonym ignorantem
W rzeczach nadprzyrodzonych -
i przeciwnie MONA bye prosta-
.czkiem W rzeczach p~rzyrodzo-
nych, a posiadac madrosc, odno-
szaca sic do rzeczy n%adprzyro-
dzonych. Uczeni - chociazby
przez make zdobyli najobszerniej-
sza wiedze, przyznac beda mu-
sieli, re wiele z tych rzeczy, kto-
re ich otaczajs, ma ktore patrza
i ktorych sic dotykaja, pozosta-
je przez mich ME zbadanych; -
jezeli zatem tych rzeczy, podpada
jacych i'm pod zmysly, ME moga
zbadac swoim ludzkim rozumem,
to coz movie o tenn, by tym ziem
skim ograniczonym rozumem mo
gil zbadac rzeczy niebieskie -
nadprzyrodzone? Czy ola togo,
re ME widza i ME moga zbadac
swoim ograniczonym rozumem
rzeczy owych, czy to ma sluzyc
"a dowod, re te rzeczy wcale ME
istnieja? Kazdy przyzna, re TO-
zumowanie takie jest w najwiek-
Sym stopniu - niedorzeczne. w
SWAT Individuality zmysf nasz,
w zwykiym porzaduk rzeczy ME
siega; chcac zas umysiem ludz-
kim badac rzeczy nadprzyrodzo-
ne, to tax wyglada, jak gdyby n.
2. geolog PREY pomocy swoich ma
rzedzi i instrumentow, ktorymi
bada pokiady ziemi, chciai tez
zbadac i wymierzyc armament
niebieski, oraz liczne jego gwiaz-
dy i planety. Czyzbysmy ME IL
wazali "a p6lgiowka takiego geo.
loga, ktoryby sic ma to Porwa}? A
jednak podobnych gcologow,
chcacych zbadac rzeczy nicbic-
skie - ziemskim rozumcm spo-
tykamy bardzo wielu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
z SODALJCYI SW. Pho.
IRA KLAWERA.
St. Louis, Mo.

Ma czarnym kontynencie roz-
gospodarowaty sic rome Stowa-
rzyszenia protcstanckie, litter
skie. kaIwinskic. anglikanskie,
kwakerskie / rome inne hereby
ckie, chcac zakaziG b}edna naukq
tie wszystkie dusze, ktorych jcsz-
cze ME zagrabii islam, a ktore do
tychczas zyja W pierwotnym sta
mic dzikoSci i pogahstwa.
Afryka jest krajem jeszcze ME
zdobytym.
Mocarstwa curopcjskie pozak}a
daily tn co prawda swoje kolonie,
ale sd to zdobycze politycznc,
przcjseiowc' Pierwsza lepsza
wojna zmienia dotychczasowy
stan posiadania, a bunty, lub in
ne socyalne wstrzasnicnia zawa-
runkujq w sposob nicdwuznacz-
ny staioSc tych zdobyczy oreza.
Innem jest naszc zadanie, nasz
sposob wojowania i zwyciestwo
Polacy ME szukaja n Afryce pc
litycznych kolonii, przejSciowego
posiadania / w}adzy. Ich haslo
odwieczne: Ia Boga i ojczy-
zne~ jest i W tym pochodzie Edo
bywczym pobudka decydujaca. -
Ci, co sic W mlodosci poswiecali
ola ojczyzny, a W latach dojrza-
iych poznali &c choc to pierwszc
dobre, ale lepszc / wyzsze jest
poSwiecenie ola Boga i lego spra
wy, udali sic do Afryki - "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

jej, zdarzyl sic TAXI wypadek: -
Dnia logo listopada 1872 roku
Chaumette, prokurator gminy pa
ryskiej, wynalazca czci oRozu-
mud, nakionii aktorke teatru. O.
perry, panne Maillard, do odgry-
wanna roll b6stwa novel religii.
Vice spoczywajaca ma paradnem
lou, pokrytem lisemi, otoczona
licznym orszakiem, wniesiono ia
do kosciola Fanny Nary i posa-
dzono ma oltarzu, W mlejscu,
gdzie przez lyle wicklow Geese
skladano Bogu, obecnemu W ho-
styi poswieconej. Podano stara
kadzielnice Chaumettowi, a on
okadzal owa .bogini", wszyscy
zas obecni klekali pred MIA!
Czyliz ten jeden szczegoi ME iest
dostatecznym do okazania, czego
wart ,,rozum" czsowieka, skoro
S}ohce z wysoka swiecic mt pre-
stanie i kiedy sam zechce, bye ola
siebie slohcem?
Kiedy to sic dzialo, dziesiec lat
-jeszcze ME by1o ~upiyneio> cd CA
ST., gdy kap1an, prorok, x. Beau-
regard, majac kazanie W lynne
samym kosciele, woiai: YWidze'
jak wszeteczna Wenera wchodzl
do tel swiatyni, wstepuje ma
stopnie oitarza, wygania stad Pa
ma Boga i sama zasiada ma znie-
wazonym jego przybytkuF
Z powyzszego przykiadu poznac
mozemy do czego moze dopro-
wadzie cziowieka pycha umysiu /
skazenie serca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
Wyleczyl sic z RUPTURY

Dostalem ciezkicj ruptury gdy k"tka
lat Semu p~o3nosilem wielkl kufer. De-
karze ~powIedzief mi, re jedyna nad5ie-
30 dla mnie Jest operacya. Pasy ME po-
mogiy mi mic. WrespcIe dostafem cos
co mnie predko | zupefnie wyieczyto.
M.ne}o iua kiaka lat I ruptura mic wra-
ca, choclaz ciedko pracuje jako ciesla.
Me miaiem o~peracy1, ME zgubifem CA
gu / klopotu ME miaaem. Me nam mic
ma sprzedaz. lecz chetnie dam kom-
pietno i~nfornacye jak wyleczye MONA
Sic bez operacyi. iesli napiszec!e DO
mnie, adresujac. Eugene NJ. Pullen,
carpenter. I23 F. Marcellus ave-. Ma
nasuuan, n. ]. Albo lepiej wytnijcie te
notatke | pokatcie tym ktorzy maja
rupture - mo4e uratujec!e Eycte albo
EapobieSniecte nieszcze@c!u ruptury. kio
potu 1 obawy przei operacya. (Ogi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

pragneli zdobyc ola Niego move
kraje, owe dusze.
| PowiedziaI sw. Franciszek Sa-
ley, re jedna dusza jest dose
wielkiem biskupstWem ola jedne-
go biskupa, a nasi ziomkowie Wi
dzieli W Afryce tych biskupstw,
tych dusz, tysiace, miliony i setki
milionow - i dlatego zapragneli
tego posiadania ola Boga, ola
w;ecznosci.
CT Polacy, ktorych wykarmi}y
nasze odwieczne koscielne pie
sni, kt6rzy sic ma przykiadach JAG
ka, Bronislawy, Skargi i tylu in
Enych uczyli madrosci zycia. opu-
szczaja to, co i'm najblizsze, ably
p6jsc tam, gdzie ola chwaly b.
lei najwiecej zdziaiac MONA,
gdzie sprawl szczescia wiekuiste-
go wielu dusz najbardziej zagro-
iona, udaja sic ma Misye wsrod
pogan.
Geese i'm i chwaia re strony ma
rodu! Geese i'm, DO pred tronem
Rozym stanowia jakby Choir ore
downtown, rzesze posrednikow,
ktora rozbraja siuszny gniew o.
cowski ma niesforna dziatwe.
Lecz Misyonarze So takzc ludz
mi. Jak diugo jeszcze trivia ich
ziemska pielgrzymka, ME mogq
sic obyG be- pomocy blizniego. ]
to Jest rzecz. przedziwna, ze'tam
ma dalekiej misyi ginie wszelka
r6znica miedzy plemicniem a pie
mieniem. narodem 4 naro-
dem, ktory wydai misyona-
RIA i wszyscy So braemi, wszy-
Soy sa przedewszystkiem / made
wszvstko katolikami, wyslahcami
sw. Matki KoSciola, ola ktorej
zyja i gina. Cd tel Swietej Matki !
cd jej dziatek wyczekuja rc%ynicz
pomocy, Pomocy duchowcj / ma
teryalncj.
Pomnijmy n~ajdroisi Bracia. &c
AIisyonarzc ME byliby mozc mic
Ii odwagi udauia sic ma Misye,
gdyby mic byli micli nadzici, re
my o Mich ME zapomnimy, &c my
i'm dopomozemy. r6wniez i wte-
dy, gdy oni juz beda daleko cd
mas, - 0 mil tysiace. Me "a
wiedzmy nadziei naszych boha-
tcrskich braci i pomozmy, a ME
bcdzic to darcmne, DO kto wspie-
ra Apostolic, W imie Apostolic, O.
trzyma takze i nagrode Apostle
la.
Przysylajac jakakolwiek pomoc
ola Misyi afrykahskich, t. j. INA
czki pocztowe uzywane 70, l. g.,
9, 10 etc. cent? stara bizuterye.
srebrny papier, pieniadze it'd,
prosze adresowat: Sodality of
st. Peter Claver, for the African
Missions, Fullerton Bldg, St.
| Louis. Mo.