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Arizona republican., 1919-06-24

MY ' PASSENGER PAIGE CAR
 . Mechanically perfect. has been run 12,O00 miles, only by owner. Cash. or terms. Can be seen at Thomason's Ser vice Station 1902 N. Center St tf
Arizona republican., 1919-06-24

FOR SALE-Dress model, good a new. used very little. Phone 2124. al
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
VICTORY LOAN
ON LAST LAP GOES
over IN new MEXICO
COUNTY AND LOCAL COM.
MITTEES WORKED HARD
TO COMPLETE QUOTA THE
VICTORY SPECIAL VISITS
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO

The New Mexico Victory Loan
committees for the northern and
southern districts of the state have
been very active this week. The
county and local committees have
worked hard and earnestly to reach
| the quota of the last loan for tl!eir
localities.
| In the northern district the Victory
Loan special did effective work the
first of the week. This special was
turned over to the committee at
Trinidad on Saturday and made its
first stop at Ration in Coifax County.
Governor o. A. Larrazolo. Lieut. en-
ant Governor B. F. Pankey, Judge
Holloman the chairman of the CON.
mittee; Frank Owen, vice.chairm an:
Judge c. J. Roberts; George Armjo:
Hugh II. Williams; Mrs. F. c. VII
son, chairman of the Women's COM
nittee; Mrs. c. J. Roberts; and Mrs.
Reed Holloman made up the party
that took charge of the train tor
work in the north part Of the state.
The party in charge Of the tank were
Capt. Robert G. James, J. M. Wevaer.
Len Hamilton. Colin Mckenzie, aad
Chester Parker.
The special was received by en-
thusiastie crowds at every point. At
Ration there was a large assemblage
at the Park where addresses were
made urging the Importance of the
Victory loan. Later the little seven
ton tank of the French type demon
strated that it could go anywhere.
Sunday morning 4 stop was made
at Wagon Mound where royal
welcome was in store. Gov. LARA
zolo. Judge Holloman. and Jus Ice
Roberts made addresses.
Sunday noon the special reached
Las Vegas where an immense Gro wd
was in waiting. Addresses were
made by Governor Larrazolo, Judge
Holloman. Corporal Parker, and Capt.
James.
Monday noon the special arrived
in Santa Fe and was received by Z
very large number of people at the
station. A procession was formed
with the various schools and collie es
and many other organizations in line.
the tank being the important feature
in the parade.
The procession proceeded past the
Capitol to the Plaza. Here very
interesting program was carried out
under the direction OF the local com.
mittee P. A. Hall and Mrs. r. H.
Henderson. The Liberty Chorus and
the Santa Fe band furnished the
music.
Judge Reed Holloman presided and
made a short pointed talk at the
opening of the program. Corporal
Chester w. Parker followed with =
short address and recounting briefly
some Of his experiences on the front.
The next speaker was Captain r. G.
Parker who also recounted some Of
the work of the American soldiers
on the battle line.
After the program in the Plaza
the little tank demonstrated what
it could do and wound up by knock.
ing down an old adobe house oa
Shelby street.
This was the last appearance Of
this special that has toured Kansas.
Colorado and New Mexico in the in
terest of the loan. Its visit in New
Mexico aroused greater enthusia SIM
for the loan and will no doubt be a
factor in bringing the loan over the
top in the ten northern counties Of
New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
SANTA FE COUNTY
NORMAL INSTITUTE

A neat announcement Of the
eighteenth annual session of the
Normal Institute for Santa Fe Coun-
ty has Just hsen> issued by the Sup
erintendent of Schools Mrs. Adelina
Otero Warren, The institute opens
June 9th and closes July 10Th. The
conductor Is Mrs. Guy Turley and
the instructors are E. J. Roth. Mrs.
Geo. H. Van Stone, and Miss Minnie
Laws of Santa Fe. The course of
study includes Pedagogy. psychology.
manual training. domestic science,
school management. and other sub.
jeets.
The institute fee is 500 for the
course of six weeks. The fee for
the examination is $l00. Examina-
tions will be held on June 9th and
18th and July llth and 18th. The
examination papers are graded by
the State Department of Education.
Applicants for first and second
grade examinations should attend the
entire six weeks.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
CONGRESS CALLED TO MEET
MONDAY MAY 18th.

President Woodrow Wilson has
called an extra session of Congress
to assemble at noon May 10Th.
Though the President will not be
home until later, there are matters
that require immediate attention.
Carter Glass, the Secretary Of the
Treasury, is said to have urged that
Congress should assemble this early
to act on the appropriation bills that
failed in the last session. The fiscal
year. beginning July lst. must be
provided for to keep the government
machine going. 1t is not likely that
the treaty will come before the
Senate for some timel and other
business may be disposed Of in the
mean time.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
THE NORTH CENTRAL
ASSOCIATION AND SALARIES

In the future. high schools paying
low salaries are to be removed from
the list of the approved secondary
schools Of the North Central Asso-
ciation of Colleges and Secondary
Schools. This decision was reached
at the annual meeting OF the Asso-
ciation in Chicago. March H-o,
The action of the Association was
expressed as follows: Resolved, That
a new Standard be inserted to read
as follows:
No school shall hereafter be ae-
credited whose salary schedule Is
manifestly izadeguane- The inter
pretation Of this requirement shalt
be a matter Of special responsible
ty for the state eommittees
This new standard should have .
whoi0uoe effect o. high sehoel
salaries in al North Ceatral Statas,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
THE AMERICAN LEGION
NEW MEXICO BRANCH

The New Mexico branch of the
American Legion was organized at
the convention of soldiers and sailors
held in Albuquerque May lst. Dele
gates were in attendance from about
fifteen counties. COL De Bremond
OF Roswell was retained as chair
man of the committee and Harry
H. Dorman of Santa Fe as secretary.
The following were selected dele
gates to the convention which is held
Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
this week in St. Louis: Jose E.
Vigil. Taos; Manuel T. Ruiz, w. B.
Halbig. Pearce c. Rodey. and Earl
Bowdich. Bernalillo County: John
Morrow. Jr., Colfax County; Bronson
M. Cutting, Jesus M. Baca, and
Wallace Fiske. Santa Fe; billiard
Wyatt and F. B. Humphries, Chaves
D. B. Miller, Grant; H. G. Baca,
Valencia; Roy Flamm, Otero; o. A.
Larrazolo, yr., and Donald Blevins.
San Miguel; H. P. Martin, Taos t;
and Raymond Frenger. Doaa Ana.
Though New Mexico is entitled to
only six delegates, eighteen were
sent, each having 4 third of a vote.
The convention held in St. Louis
Is in reality a preliminary caucu.
to prepare for the real organization
convention to be held in November.
The first meeting to promote some
kind of organization of the men
that had been IN the service was
held in Paris February 18th. A larger
caucus was held a month later. This
caucus approved the reeommenda-
tions of the preliminary committee,
selected the tentative name Of The
American Legion" and adopted a
tentative constitution. Ii. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. was made
chairman Of the temporary commit
tee and 1t. Col. Eric Fisher Wood
secretary. Temporary committees
were selected from every state.
These committees included both Of
ficers and privates. The New Mex
leo committee consists of Capt.
Bronson M. Cutting of Santa Fe.
Col De Bremond Of Roswell, and
private Canuto Trujiilo. Chimayo.
These committees will attend the
St. Louis convention this week.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
MOTHERS DAY
SUNDAY MAY llth

Governor o. A. Larrazoio has by
proclamation set aside Sunday MAY
llth as Mothers Day. He says: Tt
is a beautiful, nay a holy practice
that has sprung up amongst US, to
devote one day in each year to the
good mothers Of our land and to
conscrete that day to them. In pur.
suance of that beautiful practice
which we never should permit to die
amongst US. it is my inestimable
privilege to proclaim. and I do here
by proclaim Sunday. the llth day OF
MAY. 1919 as Mothers Day.
"And I further command and direct
that on that day the flag Of our
country be raised and displayed in
all the public schools Of the state of
New Mexico and in all other public
state buildings within the State, in
honor Of the good mothers OF New
Mexico"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
CONSIDERATION OF
ARCHBISHOP IS
VERY IMPRESSIVE
ST. FRANCIS CATHEDRAL
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED
MANY VISITORS IN AT.
TENDANCE. NEW ARCH.
BISHOP 9TH IN SANTA FE

WIN impressive ana SOLEMN CeTe-
monies the Reverend Father Alber,
DAGGER, o. F. NJ, of the Parish OF
Jemez. was inducted into the office
Of Archbishop of the Archdiocese OF
Santa Fe on Wednesday at the
Cathedral of St. Francis. A notable
assembly of distinguished men were
in attendance. The bishops of the
Archdiocese, which includes New
Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and west
Texas were in attendance and took
part in the services. The retiring
Archbishop inducted his successor in
to office.
The solemn services followed the
long established ritual.
First came the reading of the man
date from Pope Benedict XIV, by
Bishop Granjon, directing the con,
secration Of Father DAGGER. Then
came the catechism of the candidate
BY Archbishop Pitaval, in which
Father DAGGER renewed his vows
and accepted injunctions as to his
charge.
He then took the oath of his high
office and there followed the cere-
mony of endowing him with epis-
copal powers. the investiture of the
insignia of his office, the mitre, the
shepherds crook and the ring.
Pontifical solemn mass followed,
with Archbishop Pitaval officiating,
while the archbishop elect said mass
at side altar with the two attend
ing bishops as deacon and sub-dea-
con.
At the conclusion of the mass after
the new archbishop had been robed
and seated on his throne, Archbishop
Pitaval made short address of wei
come on behalf of the clergy and
laity of the archdiocese in which he
took special occasion to express his
personal appreciation of his successor
and his gratitude at being able to
resign the charge into his hands.
Then followed the ceremony of the
homage by the priests, which was
led off by Monsignor Fourchegu in
kissing the ring Of the new metro
politan, and then by the venerable
Father Deraches the two being the
beloved patriarchal figures of the
archdiocese. The Franciscans,
VI iOthCIS VI tuC CIStWHuC EAtuCI
Dagger in the Jemez monastery. were
last to pay their vows.
The archbishop then led the pro.
cession through the church and be.
slowed the archepiscopal blessing.
The ceremonies were concluded
with procession from the church to
the archbishop's residence.
During the services Bishop Lillis
had the seat on the right Of the
sanctuary, Bishop Granjon that on
the left Of the throne, where Arch
bishop Pitaval was seated. while the
sanctuary was filled with altar boys,
assisting priests and members of the
Knight sof Columbus. who particip.
ated in the ceremonies. The Fran.
eiscan Brothers were seated just
outside the sanctuary on the left.
The litany and the responses for
the choir were sung by the members
of the order Of Christian Brothers
OF St. Michael's College in Santa Fc.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
LA PLATA WATER RIGHTS
LITIGATION SOON

The users of water from the La
Plata river in San Juan County for
irrigation are left high and dry as
later appropriators across the
Colorado line are using all the water.
The last session of the legislature
appropriated 100000 to protect the
rights Of the New Mexico water users
on the La Plata. The Colorado legis-
lature has appropriated 100000 to
fight this case. The case will be of
much interest to other parts Of the
state as the question of priority of
rights to use water for irrigation
from interstate streams is Involved.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
ADMITS COMPLETELY
IN BRUTAL MURDER

Leandro Martinez. one of the five
young men accused of the murder
of another young native near Wat
rous last summer, pleaded guilty
when arraigned in the district court
at Mora, Other defendants. Coma
les. Moya. Archuleta and Barela,
pleaded not guilty. The boys are
charged with beating one of their
companions to death with stones All
formerly made confessions. but now
state they did so under threat Of
death at the hands of Martinez. who,
they assert, is alone to blame for
the boys death.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
to New Mexico and Arizona, the
quota Of trucks for New Mexico 10
$50 and for Arizona az.
GOVERNMENT OPERATED
RAILROADS LOSING MONEY

The loss in operation of class one
railroads for the first three months
Of 1919 k $l3O,ooo,0 ,0Oo,0o, according
to the report of the bureau of rail-
way economics made to the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. Dur
ing this period the net operating
return Of these big roads was about
$40, O,000.m000 while the government
will under the contracts be compelled
to pay $l70,0W,00000, this being the
prewar net average earnings for
three years. It is noticeable that
the eastern roads are at present less
profitable than the western.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
DR.. A. D. CRILE'S.
FARM SOLD FOR So. .0o9

One Of the most attractive farus
in the Pecos Valley formerly owned
by DR. A. d. Grille, president OF tae
State College at Las Cruces was sold
last week for s625 per acre. or S5,vs0
in cold cash.
The purchaser was a California
man who will take possession very
shortly and who will remodel the
house completely and re-arrange the
farm surroundings.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
NEW K P. LODGE
ORGANIZED At VAUGHN

Victory Lodge No. % was instituted
at Vaughn on April 9th with twenty.
five members by Deputy Chancellor
L. A. Gallas. reports Hugh H. VIII
liams. Supreme Representative #
the Domain. Mr.. Williams sugge Sc
ed the name.
Lodges are also being organized
at Carrizozo and Alamogordo and
the lodge at Lordsburg is again be-
coming active. There are 400 mem.
bers in the state.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
RE.lNvEST YOUR BOND
COUPONS IN THRIFT STAMPS
"America's Great Pay Day:

Americas Great Pay Day:
May 18th is again pay day in
the U. S. A. Seventy-eight million
dollars in Liberty Bond interest will
then be paid to the American peo-
pie. II every bondholder clips his
interest coupons and exchanges
them for May War Savings Stamps
at the post office or bank, this will
grow to ninety-three million dollars
in nineteen twenty-four. Get your
Share. Every four dollars and six
teen cents in w. s. S. will grow to
five dollars. Keep your dollars grow
ing"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09

At Fridays assembly the Junior
High School enjoyed the reading Of
the famous opera "Parsifai" Miss
Benfer. principal Of the Junior High,
read II while Miss johnson played
different motives from the opera.
Parsifai II an old story Of KNIGHTS
who set ont to find the Holy Grail.
-Raton Reporter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09

The first meeting of the executive
board Of the New Mexico Cattle q
Horse Growers associations for the
year 1919 met Monday. at Clayton,
IN the Rotary elub room
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09

Another Kansas company 10 drill
inR on the Nusrah place s6uthwest
Of lakewood.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09
Iuna County

Drilling Is again in progress on
tAe we'll at Columbus. Due to water
trouble drilling had to be stopped
for, some time until the water could
BE cut off. The drill 10 still IN lime-
stone and conditions are considered
favorable. The water supply h OBJ
tained from an old well aearby.
When this old wen which = 90
feet deep vas cleaned out, Oh asd
Qs were fouaA.
Deaiae h growing % a. Oh eeases,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-05-09

The Government has begun the
distribution or road equipment to
the states. the first being trucks
that were bought for war purposes
and are IN excellent condition Some
thing like 1900 trucks In an viii
70 to the states and 200 to the
Forest Service IN the west.
The first shipnents Of teueks 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-24

DOtychczas zlolono M Polske
S2,2SaS2.
lime wiadomoSei. - Sp6lka otworzy
nova serge. - PierwsZa Komunia |
Biermowanie Ago maja.

Osade polska W Bawmanville 3D.
dawna znano W innych dzielnicach
polskich "a miejsce gdzie jest SWAT
deskami zabity. Zycie polskie toczy-
10 sic tam bardzo powoli, a kiedy
zaczeto zbiera6 fundusze ma Polske
to prawie wszedzie myslano, re W
Bawmanville bardzo ma}o przyjdzie,
ba sadzono, re tam niema Polak6w,
kt6rzy ~jeszcze o Polsce mySla. Osa-
da ia jednak pokazaia sic swietnie,
DO chociai ma ksiegach parafialnych
Lnajduje sic okwoio 120 nazwisk, to
przeciez zebrano tam powazny bar
do fundusz, DO d~otychczas skolekto
wano s2,2s2.S2. Osada ia jednak
wysilila sic, daia tye co mogia ma
razie, a 1 W przyszlosci swoje zrobi.
W celu zebrania tego funduszu u
rzadzono najpierw wiec. Vice ten
uda} sic swietnie, DO ma MIN zebra
no razem S1,556.57. Potem UREA
dzono bazaar W sail parafialnej. Ba-
EAR ten odbywai sic przez try ME
dziele z rzedu / ma MIN zarobiono
sporo. w pierwsza niedziele baza--
rem zajai komitet W porozumieniu
D. Michaiem Kr6wka. Pan Kr6w-
ka sprowadzil orkiestre ma wiasny
koszt. Rozgrywano fanty. ktore ko-
mitet poprzednio zebral. W nastep-
ma niedziele gospodarzem bazaru
byi p. Franciszek Bieniek, kt6ry ro-
wniez sam orkiestre zaplacii. "
trzeci wiecz6r bazarem zajmowal sic
D. Michal Kr6wka ponpwnie.
Polakom W Bawmanville nalezy
sic wielkie uznanie, re tax pokazna
sumo ma Polske zlozyli. Ponizej po-
dajemy spis wszystkich ~ofiarodaW-
cow. a nawet i dziatwe, kt6ra czyto
ma wiecu czyto ma bazarze swoja O.
flare ma biednych " Polsce zsozyfa.
spis ofiarodawc6w przedstawia sic
nastepujaco:
Adamkiewicz Alexander. $50; Bak Jo-
zer. $40: Barabasz Mtchaf, IS; Bieniak
Franciszek, $50: Bochniasz Jakob, 80;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-24

w czasach btednego polskiego
rycerskiego zywota, w dobie o.
wych zdobywczych, Cd Baityku
20 Dunaj, cd LADY po Dniepr
rczganiajacych sic szukan doll
przyszlej ola tworzacej sic Pol
ski. poczatkowa Piastowska "a
groda, wiaSciwy mieszkalny przy
bytek narodu rozciagai sig ma
miedzyrzeczu zawartem Odra i
Vista, ma miedzyrzeczu, ktorego
Srednica bylo Gniezno z Pozna-
MEM, najdalszemi zas konczyna-
mi z jednej strony Krakow z
Wrociawiem Il poludnia, Gdansk
zaS u polnocy uczy mas juz
Szajnocha W opowiesci o die
ZACH Chrobrego. Gdahsk juz wte-
dy mial Ia SODA az szeSc wicklow
istnienia, jake jedna z najdaw--
nieiszych osad lechickiego pie
mienia.
Dni Chrobrego zastaja go juz
miastem. Zowie sic wtedy Gda-
niem. TAX swiadczy Kosmosowy
zywot Swietego Wojciecha z die
siatego wieku. Dokumenty z dwu
nastego i trzynastego wieku ma
daja miastu lechiokich rybakow
i poszukiwaczy bursztynu wsrod
dziedzin ksiazat Pomona nazwe
,,Gdanse." Predko zwiedzieli sic
o MIN teutonscy kupcy z Lubeki.
w pofowie trzynastego wieku
ziawiaja sic ksiecia Swiatopel-
ka IIgo z darami I holdami. Ksia-
re Mestwin dale mu pierwszy
przywilej ma faEtorye handlowa'
.,Dantiskiem" nazywaja go IT.
beczanie i staraja sic wmowic W
Duhczykow. re to oni zalozyli ME
gdys te osade, i re wiecej do niej
praw terytoryalnych mice powin-
nj. niz Krzywoustego spadkobier-
cy. Juz cd Smierci Chrobrego Ear
ioczna dion teutohska wyciagaia
sic DO 1echickie brzegi morskie,
pracujqc mad wchionieciem oio-
tryt6w i Lutkow siowiahskich.
mad ugruntowaniem swojej kultu
ry W Szezccinie i Siupiu. Ksiaze-
ia pom6rscy coraz to jawniej roz-
luzniali stosunki z dworem gniez-
nienskim j wawelskim, ~zaciesnia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-24
MA WOLNA CHWILE.
Bursztynowy Pomorski Klejnot Lechitow.

klein. MiStrz Krzyzak6w Her.
man Won Plotzke roSpieszy} ma
ponce zatodze polskicj, Odpari
wraz z MIA napaSc Waldemara, d.
lie skoro znalazl sic raz w Gdah-
sku, oSwiadczyl, re Waldermar
sprzedai mu swoje siuszne do
Pomorza pretensye i api mySlal
cofnac sie. Daremnie nalesaf CO.
raz grozniej Lokietek ma dotrzy-
mamie uczciwe zawartej z MIN ma
,,swistku pergaminu' umowy;
Krzyzacy odpowiedzieli ia te
nalegania pc krzyzacku.
w dzien Swietego Dominica
1908 roku odbywal sic wielki jar
mark w Gdahsku. Re wszystkich
stron napiyneia do miasta okoli-
czna spokojna, gwarna ludnosc
polska, z towarem i pc towar o
jasnym, biekitnym, sierpn:oHym
poranku. Zatetni}y zewszad ma
gle kopyta i rozwiaiy sic bale
plaszcze z czarnym znaiiiem Col
goty. Otoczona re wszystkich
stron ludnoSc re zdumieniem spo
strzeg}a, jak wjezdza komtur
! gniewski Zygfryd, Z masa strycz-
kow II -siodla. Rzez bezbronnych,
wieszanie niewinnych miafo roz-
strzygnac o ,sporze politycz-
nym." Kto m6wif pc polsku, tenn
samem Smierci byi winien. DIE
siec tysiecy ludzi pablo ofiara te-
go pomyslu yrrzekreslcnia preten
syi polskich do Gdanska."
Byly to easy, W ktorych moce
nieziemskie ku nauce swiata ry-
chic wymierzaly doczesne wyro-
XII, zbrodniarzom, depczacym
! zbyt ohydnie prawa boskie i ludz
kie. Komtur Zygfryd nastepnej
bodaj zimy .grzejac sic prey og,
nisku, maggie Cd zlego ducha por-
wany, z nog zwalony i w plomie'
nie ci$niety zostai, ably Smiercia
potepiehcza tam zgorzal." Jasno-
Iwidzace niewiasty K~atafzyna
Szwedka i Dorotea Prusaczka
przepowiadafy wowczas, re ia
smierc dziwna jest wrozba\zagla-
dy Zakonu i oswobodzenia po-
morskich dziedzin Polski. Wroz-
ba spefniaia sic raz pc raz, ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-24

sic tenn, re W polskiej szkole "a
wiele ucza, inni zn6w, re "a malo
ueza. Tym, kt6rzy dzieci swe gdzie-
indziei posy}aja warto przytoczyt M
stepujacy wypadek, kt6ry sic ida
rzyf W Bowmanville: Pewna rodzi-
La posy}ala swoja c6reczke do pol
skiej szko}y. -Posylano tam dziew-
cze przez kilka lat. ale matce sic
zdawalo, re W polskiej szkole dzieci
musza sic "a wiele uczyt, vice "a
braia dziecko do szkoly publicznej.
Dzisiaj prawie wszyscy uczniowie
u%czennice klasy W szkole publicznej,
do ktorej dziewczyna uczeszcza, py-
ta'> sic gdzie sic ona tax dobrze
rachunk6w nauczyla. Dziewcze Cd
powiada smialo, re W szkole para
fialnej. Dziewczyna ia przoduje W
szkole publicznej we &szystkiem.
W niedalekiej przyszloSci Niewia-
sty Rozancowe urzadza wieczorek W
sail parafialnej. KorzySc z tego VIE
czorku z przekaskami p~rzeznaczona
bedzie ma parafie.
w niedziele, dnia Ago maja W
ko$ciele Przemeenienia Panskiego
rrzyjmie X. Proboszcz Felix Pran-
ge q dzieci do uroczystej Komunii
&w. Tegoz dnia o godzinie $50 Npo-
pcludniu J. f. Y. Arcybiskup Nun
delein bedzie bierzmowa}. Do Bierz-
mowania ~przystapi 125 dzieci i star
sZych.
Dziewice R6zancowe urzadzily
wieczorek 2 kolacya W sail parafial-
uej i z tegoz dochodu byfo $4,000.
Ia pieniadze tie X. Felix Prange
sprawl nowy baldachim.
NieszczeScie spotkalo rodzine
Dziadurow. Ich c6rke 17-toletnia,
Zofie Dziadure, musiano zabraC do
szpitala ola suchotnik6w. Panienka
Ia nalezala do ch6ru parafialnego.
=:
Swietnie teraz rozwija sic miej--
scowa spolka Bowmanville Build
ing and Loan Association. w ostat-
niej seryi formalnie podwojono l.
lose wszystkich akcyi. Spolka zbiera
sic co tydzien. W kazdy piatek VIE
cz6r W salt pod ko5ciolem. w pier
wszych dniach miesiaca maja spot
ka wyplaci pierwsze doirzale ak
eye. To znaczy, re sp0ika stoi teraz
La r6wni z innemi sp6lkami, DO pla-
ciG bedzie swe akcye W 6 latach i O.
koio trzech m~iesiacach. Ma ostat-
MEM rocznem posiedzeniu uchwalo-
no zalozyG nova klase akcyi. a mia
nowicie II i p6lcentowych, i ia kla-
sa nadaje sic ma polyczki. Nova Sc
rya sp6lki otwiera sic W pierwszy
piatek miesiaca maja i kto j~eszcze
W Bowmanville do sp6iki ME nalezy,
ten mole sic do tel seryi zapisac.