davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS.

Mrs. ". F. Kuchenbecker returned home this morning from Douglas, where she has been the past week on visit with friends. Mrs. l.. F. Kuchenbecker. who has also been in Douglas on visit, will remain for a short time longer. before returning home
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
TO SAN PEDRO.

Mrs Geo Thiel left this morning for San Diego. where she wil' spend several months on visit. A; Benson she will join her daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Cobb. of Miami. and together they will take a cottage at the beach for the sumner Another daughter. Mrs. J. II Fitzpatrick resides there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15

Mrs. Alice Proctor. neice Of Mrs. F.. l.. Hsrw oCd. is visiting ia Tombstone. the guest of her aunt. having come here from her home al Oakland. Cal She will remain for several weeks
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
tFrom Wednesdays Daily
GOING SOME.

The state road gang is certainly making headway in tie construction of the road toward Fairbanks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
LOOKING OUT FOR
 ESCAPED PRISONER.

Sherif James F Mcdonald and deputies have been askei by Sherin Casey of Grant County. New Mexico. 70 be on the lookout for au escaped prisoner. named Frederico Va,enzueia. alias Frederick Monrcya. aged about 90 years. Il. s or lU in tall. heavy build. weight 1So or lsu bounds: wore black mustache when he escaped: 1: sood teeth: speaks English. but no, unless forced 10 do so: wears large shoe. number lo or r. It is beliey- ei the prisoner has crossed over in 70 Arizona headed for Mexico.
 oN LOCKOUT FOR ROBBERS.
 All sheg.ds :hroughou, the state I.r ten advised 70 be or the look 3U: or tha -r0 men who held up the E4s; san Diego bank Friday afternoon and made jAs.r escaEe with slO.0e0. According 10 Sheriff James C. Byers Ci San Diego county .Le money was mostly in gold and Was carried ia a rev tan leather hand satgLel. Both men are about 9 years of age. one is , feet II and weighs I75 pounds. lie has narrow face and pointed G-ecian nose and his voice is rough. according 10 the description. The oth- IT man is , feet and weighs ls9. Both are armed and are free spend. CTS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
WIFE GETS DIVORCE.

considerably damaged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
the matter be looked into.
RETURNED TO PHOENIX.

RETURNED TO PHOENIX
 Geo. F Price. of the Price & Price investment Company. of Phoenix. state agents for the Intermountaiu Life insurance company. returned to his headquarters at Phoenix last night following a few days business trip throughout Cochise county.
 EVERYBODY DOING IT.
 A. H. Gardner drove his car into a telephone pole while driving east on Allen street-result enc bent axle, and one fender all the worse for the con- tact. Mir. Gardner was trying to close back door on his. car and involun- tarily turned the steering wheel while his eye was oil the wheel. It was all over in a few seconds and a few min uies later the car was in tine hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
VISITED IN BISsEE.

Mr and Mrs Roger Saunders and Miss L. NJ Holland. stenographer in the sherif's office. visited in Bisbee last evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
GOT KONG LID.

Supervisors I. (. F. Adams and (. N Roberts tell good one today on themselves Bojh went into the Ma t:onal r,staurant 10 eat breakfast. and "'~e" finishing his meal first. started on dorG 10 the court house. He no ,!ced OF the way down the street ev- eryone yelled Hello Senator" and when he arrived at the supervisors of- flee Clerk kuchenbecker slluted him with good morning, MT. Roberts"
 About that time Senator Roberts came in. and said Gimme my hat. ey- eryone has been calling me Adams cn my way down here, because had 10 wear your nat
 Adams then looked at his skypiece and saw that he had grabbed the Sen tors big sombrero by mistake He could see il all now Roberts says he knew right away that Adams had his lid. since sombrero feels like a ton of coal al the side cf Adams skypiece.
 ,Erorp Tuesiay's Daiiyl
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15

MT and Mrs Chas Labrosse spent the day in the county seat from their ranch in Government Draw.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
4. v. sMiTh MERE.

A. '. Smith, secretary of the new Cochise County Highway Commission spent few hours in Tombstone yes terday eLroute from Bsbee 10 his home af pearee
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15

been appealed by the defendants to the highest court, with the result that the decision of the lower court was upheld.
 Fred Sutter and J. T. kingsbury. of Tombstone. were attorneys for the plaintiff. IL is reported that several other cases similar to the above case were also ruled on simi arly by the
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
OVER FROM siSsEE.

]. L. Hastings. resident of Tomb stone for over a year before he joined the engineers corps. seeing q years service in France. arrived 1T Tomb stone today from Bisbee for q brief visit. He has ben discharged from the army.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
OUT OF ARMY.

According to word from Bisbee. Jim Hastings. formerly connected with the Bunker Hill Mines. before going into the engineers corps of the army. has returned to the Warren district. .il! come to Tombstone to visit for several days and may locate here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
HERE FOR VISIT.

Mrs E. R. Flach. formerly of Tomb
 stone. but now Of Hollywood. Calf arrived !n the city today and will spend several weeks here the guest
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
WILCOX PUBLISHER.

C. O. Anderson. publisher Of the Wilcox Range News, at Wilcox. spent the day in the county seat. having business al the court house. He re- ports that business is brisk and that Ghings are looking good toward a reaf oil boom in the valley adjacent to Wilcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
VISITING FRIENDS.

Mrs. MoGiil and Miss Nellie Nc Carthy. former.y Tombstone res idents are spending several days in Tomb stone the guest Of Mrs William Lutley
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
(Fr0m Mondays Daily
Up FROM FAiReANk.

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Heney spent the evening in the city yesterday. on a visi; with friends.
 FROM FORT.
 R. L.. Van san; and family of Fort HuachucA. speat yesterday in Tomb stone on visit. having motored over. TO eisBeE.
 City Marshal Porter Mcdonald went to Bisbee this morning. where he WAS called or business matters. MINE INSPECTOR HERE.
 El Massey. deputy state mine in spector va. n visitor in Tombstone Saturday. having come to look over the local work in the district. BACK FROM CALIFORNIA.
 !. VI. Batler. local carpenter. re- turned home today from Les Angeles where he spent several months on visit with his son
 TO DANCE.
 A number Of local people vii! go to Bisbee this evening to attend the dance to be given by inc Catholic lad ies at the City Park
 TO sIssEE
 Secretary A. H. Gardner Q: the Co chise County Highway Commission. wen; to Bisbee today 10 attend the meeting of the commission UP FROM DOUGLAS:
 Captain Hary ( Wheeler traffic officer of Douglas. aas up and spen; the day yesterday lie la, resigned the office. effective June 18th. VISITED MOTHER
 Norman abeli came up Saturday from Tucson. where ne is attending the University. spending Sunday with his mother. Mrs Frances Abell VISITING FRIENDS.
 Mrs MoGill and Miss Nellie Mo Carthy. forner.y Tombstone res idents, are spending several days in Tomb. stone the guest Of Mrs William Lutley HERE FOR visiT.
 Mrs. E. R'Flach. formerly of Tomb stone. but now Of Hollyw ood Calf. arrived in the city today. and will spend several weeks here the guest of Mrs A j. Benedict OVER FROM PEARcE.
 Deputy Sheriff Hal Smith of Pearce and Jim Lemmons, one cf the sue cessfui ieasors. also of that place, spent yesterday in the county sea,, returning to their homes in the even ing.
 TO MISSOURI.
 J. x. Gaines. Secretary of the Co chise County Taxpayers association left OF the GC.den State Limited yes teTday morning fer Kansas City. Mo. and nearby points where he will rest Tor month
 VISITING DAUGHTER
 Mrs. Patterson, mother of Mrs. Wal ter Thomas. accompanied by her grandchild. Nellie May Patterson. ar rived in Tombstone yesterday from D0glas and will spend several weeks here CT visit.
 VESTED PYEATT RANCH.
 Two automobile parties composed Of MT and Jrs. " J. Stewart. Mrs II C NcGregor. Miss Viva villman Mir and Mrs. J Ii. XcPherson. Miss Em- ma Faulkner. and K. x. Copien spent yesterda at Pyeatt's ranch in the Hua- chucas.
 IN siseee.
 Mrs. A C. Karger went to Bisbee yesterday. where she will spend sev- eral days on visit with her mother and family Mrs Karger is now io- cated in Bis5ee. but expects to return to Tombstone in the futherance of interests ne has taken hold of here. WILCOX PUBLISHER.
 C. O. Anderson. publisher Of the Wilcox Range News, at Wilcox. spent the day in the county seat. having business al the court house. He re- ports that business is brisk and that things are looking good toward reaf oil boom in the valley adjacent to Wilcox
 VISITING FROM pHOENix
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
RETURNED HOME.

Chairman l. C E. Adams and Mem Der C. NJ Roberts. of the board of supervisors. who have been in Tomb stone since the first. left yesterday for their homes at Bisbee and Will COX respectively. having completed their work of equalization, only a few changes in the rolls being made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
N EW lEASORS.

Miles Standish and Joe Beecher. both Of Glseson. have moved to Tomb stone and have taken a lease on the company property. Beecher has nov ed his family here. while Standish ex- poets to do so in short while
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
VISITED MOTHER.

Norman abeli came up Saturday from Tucson, where ne is attending the University. spending Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Frances Aben
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR MILTON HERE.

Immigration Inspector Jeff Milton. formerly stationed al Fairbank but now al indian Oasis. G. miles from TussCn. arrived in Tombstone yester- day having been called here on brief business trip. MT Milton is a pioneer ci this section and has num- erous friends wEo are always glad
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
sTATe EXAMINER HERE.

Charles W Fairfield. state exam ner and John r. Mayors. assistant, arrived in Tombstone today and be gan their work of checking the coun- Y offices for the present year To- day they started with the Treasurers $ office and after completing their check there will go to the supervis- or's office. They eNrect to be here for several weeks beicre completing their work
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
WITHOUT MEN.

Of a repair gang.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS GUESTS AT THE CRYSTAL.

surarce company
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
TO DOUGLAS.

County Attorney K. N French went ;c Douglas this afternoon. where he goes to look into the matter of the issuance of licenses to the jitney driy- CTS of that place. following a request from the corporation commission that
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
RETURNS NOME.

Mrs L. r. Winters returned home last evening from Tucson where she spent several days on a visit with Mrs H l.. Hitchins. in the old pueblo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
,t'rom Tuesdays Daily
MOTCREO OVER.

MT and Mrs. Vallance drove 10 Bis bee and back yesterday IN FROM RANCH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
VISITING AUNT.

Cl business matter
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON PAGE z
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SOUTHLAND VISITORS.

Supt. J. Nj Gibbons. Of the Great Western Copper company. at Court land, was a visitor in Tombstone last evening. accompanied by his wife and party of friends
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UBRAN[A--.

wyrobu, materyi; najnowszc pojedynczc podWoJne ma PerAach desenAe'
ola mlodiencow; wieccj konscrwatyHne modee da mezczyzn: W tyh IL
mach znajdzecie tyko, czysto we1nane materye; perwszorzedne ubran'a
DO $35, $40, $50 $50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
Jacenty.


A jake dostana sic ksieza?
- Przez mokradfa, ale takiem przejsciem, o
kt6rem tylko vie starry Lewczuk Gesi. On tez pc
mich pojecha1 i przeprowadzi.
Rozmowa jednak rwa1a sic coraz bardziei
gdyz moi sasiedzi, pouk}adawszy sic pokotem
przy ognisku, zasypiali jeden pc drugim, az w
koncu i ia okreci}em sic szczelniej w burke, przy-
war}em do najblizszych plec6w i natychmiast Ia
sna{em.
Obudzi}y mnie pierwsze Switania i przeciag{y
krzyk jakichS ptak6w, ciagnacych dfugim sznu-
rem mad lasami. Ma szarem tie nieba c~zernia}y
niewyrazna masa wierzcho}y drew, a ziemie "a
sypywa} sinawy brzask switow. By4o niezmiernie
cicho, tax cicho, re s}ysza}em opadanie rosy i
niezliczone oddechy spiacych.
Poszed4em zajrzec do swojego konia; Gale O.
bozowisko by4o jakby wymarle, ludzie lezeli, po-
grazeni W g}ebokim snie, tylko chrapania rozle-
gaiy sic tn i owdzie, a z przygas}ych ognisk snu-
H sic wiotkie pasma dymow.
Prey wozach podnosi}y sic ma mnie ciezkie,
czuwajace oczy, a ktos rzeh:
= Juz nadchodza, panic! - wskazaf reka
ma wsch6d.
Mad bezbrzeznem morzem szarosci dojrza1em
tyko r~oztlewajace zorze, i s}ychac by}o daleke
kwakania dzikich kaczek.
= Krzycza, DO je s~p{oszyli. Tamtedy ida
ITrzeba juz ludzi budzic - doda4, powstajac.
l wkr6tce Gale uroczysko, spowiniete jeszcze
w mroki, zaledwie przesiane pierwszym switem
pokry}o sic jakby mrowiem; tysiace ludzi poru'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
Chryste! Chryste! O Panic milosierny!

- Chryste! Chryste! o Panic mi}osierny!
Przycich1o. Ksiadz W bia4ym ornacie z mon
stranyca kielichem W rekach wstepowa} zwolna
pc stopniach, urasta} coraz b~ardziej, wynosii sic
ponad t4umy, az zjawi1 sic utesknionym oczom ca
4y W swiat}ach, niby anio}, postawi} z}ocista mon
s~trancya wysoko u stop Chrystusa, przykleknai i
odwr6cif sic do ludu.
Jak zra1y Ian, gdy wen wicher uderzy, tax
pochyli}y sic kornie wszystkie g}owy, i jednym
ruchem i z jednem westchnieniem i uczuciem jed
mem tysiace paddy ma kolana.
O1tarz wznosi{ sic, jakby swietlane widzenie,
zawieszone gdzieS W mrokach.
Rozpoczelo sic nabozenstwo.
Niekiedy zabrzecza}y dzwonki, niekiedy roz-
legal sic spiewny CLOS ksiedza, i padaly kr6tkie
.odpowiedzi ministrant6w, niekiedy z rozko4ysanej
kadzielnicy rozpiywa}y sic pachnace dymy, / z}o-
.cista monstrancya unosi1a sic mad pochylonemi
giovanni, a niekiedy zapadafo gfebokie milczenie,
i bylo tylko slychac jakby szmer }ez, nieustannie
sp4ywajacych pc twarzach, gorace westchnienia,
przesuwanie r6zanc6w i >krotkie, urywane s}owa
~pacierzy.
Modrawy swift roztrzesa} sic mad uroczy.
skiem, niebo stawa}o sic coraz jasniejsze, z mo-
czar6w ~odzywa4y sic kwilenia czajek / krzyki dzi
kiego ptactwa, Dor sic zakoleba}, rozgedzi ns
chwile przycichnai i pochylony jakby sic wsiu
chiwa1 W rozdrgane szmery modlitw, W rozelkan;
piesi powstrzymywanych p}aczow, skarg j je
kow....
| (Ciag daisy nastapL)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

w tych elegancya stylu doskonafosc gatunku zapev
wolenic; popularne futrem p~rzybrane palta, nowon
dzieic6w i k~onserwatywn modele, w~szystkic sd zrob
blanc W nailepszvch tiiarniach; bardzo dobTc palta
cd $40 do S75.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
wRAzENuA ! NorkTn

HSYA- 4
- Stawiaja oftarz j co potrzeba - ooJasnll
mnie.
"A czy ksieza juz 50?
- Dopiero made dniem przyJada.
Dasem koniowi obroku i poszediem mledzy
Iudzi.
Dochodzi3a juz trzecia i do switu by3o Jeszcze
daleko, a re przytem zimno przeJmoWao mnle
roraz dokuczliwiej, wiec dosye dfugo wtoczyiem
sic miedzy gromadami, IpOrOzksadanemi dokoa
oqnisk, al, spotkawszy znajomych chopow' przy-
siad}em sic do Mich ma gawede i dopiero sic do
wiedzia}em, re jestesmy W Kolembrodzkcn Ia
saeh. kt6re znalem tylko re s{yszenia.
Sporo ludzi sic zebra}o! zauwazyfem
rdy rozmowa oslabia i z~sczynali drzemac.
Powinno bye przesz}o piec tyslecy. A
p~rzyszli tylko sami wybrani, -sami naJbardzleJ po'
trzebuiacy ksiedza i nabozenstwa.
- A ME wytropia mas tutaJ?
Straze pilnuja pc wsiach najbllzszych' pc
drorach i pod lasem, a reszta W Bosklm reku
Mkt sic tn ME dostanie, ami stad ME wyJdzle oez
pozyolenstwa! Droga przekOpana i mostly po'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

sza}o sic w brzaskach wybuchajacy ognisk, ty-
STAGE glow roifo sic W blednacych zwolna clenlach
i wrza1o trwoznym, przyciszonym gWarem, a CO
chwila tysiace rozpalonych s~pojrzen podnosi}o sic
oczekujaco ku wschOdowi
Az wreszcie Pc dlugiem, meczacem oczekl-
waniu rozleg}y sic wo4ania:
Juz sa! Przyszli! Zbierac sic! Pod oftarz!
Da}em sic porwac jakby falom, skebionym
g~wa}townie, i zanieSc ma srodek wzg6rza, gdzle
czernial luz zdaleko ogromny namiot, zrobiony z
klim6w.
q wielu stron podniosly sic kr6tkie i income
rozkazy:
RozstapiG sic! Kobiety i dzieci naprzod!
Us}uchano bez szemrania, j, gdy Juz koblety
z dzieGmi ustawiiy sic pred amym namlotem, "a
niemi zwar4a sic wielkiem p6lkolem zelazna ma
wa}a ch}op6w, staneli nieprzefamanym murem,
ramie prey ramieniu i taxa cizba olbrzymla, re
navel ME p~r6bowalem przedostae sic naprzod.
Tfum chwiaf sic kolysaf i niekiedy szemraf
be}kotliwie, jak ten Dor, stojacy dokoia gestwa
szarzejacych PM, gdy naraz zapadia snniertelna
cichosc, iakby skamienieli wszyscy, a wszystkie
serca sic z~atrzesiy.
Opad1y BOWEN nagle skrzyd}a namiotu, i ia
viii sic z n rok6w wysoki oitarz, ca}y W jarzacych
swiat}ach kwiatach, ponad kt6rymi wychylai
sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chrystus prawie nagi,
~skrwawiony, w cierniowej koronie i wyciagaf ku
rzeszom poprzebijane, ale przygarniajace / peine
litosnego mi4osierdzia rece.
Palacy WICKER westchnien sic zerwaf izawy
krzyk j jek serdeczny.
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u DETROIT, MICH.

Ia porzniecie nozami Marcia Ma
jewskiego, aresztowaia policya czton
k6w Zwiazku Socyalist6w Polskich.
Pierwszy byt aresztowany Biaikow-
ski, agent i rozwoziCiel ,,Dziennika
Ludowego". Nastepnie wyjeto waran
ty ma NJ. Chmielewskiego, As Cha
rest st. | ma fedora SOltysika, 696
Holbrook III. Warranty byly wyjete
W czwartek 'ubieglego tygodnia. -
Snr Va tnnh czlonk6w Zwiazku So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
X. Kardynal Mercier
posr6d Belgow.

Onegdaj, W Srode wieczorcm,
bawil y. kardynal D. Mercier;T
ktory dni pare ostatnich przepe-
dzii w Chicago, - poSrod roda-
kow swoich. BeIgow, W parafii
patrona belgijSkiego. Sw. Jana
Berchmana, gdzie proboszczem
lest y. Won Nos. L okazyi tel ko-
Scioi byl z zewnatrz ude6orowa=
ny i iluminowany wSPaniale, a
tlumy pred MIN zebraiy sic kill
kotysieczne. W koSciele zebrali
sic zaproszeni goScie, w$rod kto-
rych byli przedstawicicle sfer dy-
plomatycznycb prasy, obywatel-
silva, towarzystwa, komitety
przerozne tip; z Pofak6w byi
tylko nacz. Redaktor naszego Pr
sma, p. K. Wachtel z ma}zonka.
Ceremonial gfowna wieczorem Cd
byia sic dose pozno - z tel przy-
czyny, il y. kardynal wreczai
przedtem ma plebanii Orderly, ia
kich udzielii kilku tutejszym "a
siuzenszym w dziee rewiktuaii--
zacyi Belgii obvwatclom krola
Alberta i wreczenie to zlecii y.
Kardynaiowi. Potem dopiero -
dobrzc juz 20 8mcj y. kardynai
przybyf do koScioia, ~otoczony tu
chowfcnStwem., mfn1Stantami,
dziewczatkami W bell, rzucajace
mi mu kwiaty pod rogi i ttumem
caiym osob, pragnacych widziec
drogiego GoScia w koSciele pre-
mowii do J. Eminencyi kUnsul
bclgijski, DIR. Vermeeren, po-
czem wykonano kr6tk, lecz pie
kny program muzyczny; zazra-
czyc nalezy, L ma organic przy-
gywaIa pna G4omska, rodaczka
nasza ssdzac z nazwiSka. Ma
stepnie Przemowif nader Podnio-
Sic am Y Kardyrai Mercier -
20 belgijsku, pc francrsku 20
angietsku, dajsc kroth obraz
cierpien i precise lrdu belgijskie-
go i dziekuj9c "a Pomoc, jaka lud
ten dostal Z Amcyh Ma zakon-
zenie J. EmInencya udzidil ze
branym bIogosAawienStwa Najsw.
SaI1amentem, poc1em powruch
ma plebanie, Towzrzyszy3 X. kar-
8yuakowi J. E Arcybiskrp chrca-
gosd J. Mundelen; z ksiezy pol
s6ch zsrwazyliSny tyfko X. w.
Furmana, proboszca par. Sw.
KszimicrZa
Zaznaayc ralGy IL do Parafii
Sw. Jana Berchmana nalezy Po-
lakow spora liczba, mianowicie
tych, kt6rzy miesz&aja W Pobtizu
tego koScioia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

,CDieS1eJ pledZlel4 SAelo
$w. Jadwigi obchodzli uroczy-
stosc uiemala. w dniu tym PREY
padal Odpust sw. Jadwigi, Pa
tronki naszego Zakladu, oraz do
Romano poSwiscenia novel slicz-
ncj jadalni. Tumy naszych PREY
jaci6l sciagaly ma plac Sierocinca
rychlo - bylo ich. jak obliczala,
przeszlo tysisc; niepewna pogo
da zdawala sic movie, IL uroczy-
stost nasza ME uda SIG i &c goSci
malo mice bedziemy, lecz, dai
Bog, dsszczu ME byio, a gosci
przybylo bardzo wiele.
Pc poludniu o godz. sci Cd
bylo sic przedstawienie dramatu
p. t. ,,Akwilina Meczenniczka.'
Sala zapelnila sic widzami. ka-
pela skladajaca sic z naszych
chiopcow zagrala hymn amery,,
kanski Star Spangled Banner
nastepnie Choir nasz, skiadaIacy
sic z chlopcow i dziewczqt cd
spiewal ma p~owitanie nWltamy
Was GoScie". Pc $piewic odegra-
no ,,Akwiline', Doskonale role
swoja oddaly A. zukowska, A.
SzydAowska, o. T~atkiewiczowna,
A. Danielak6wna i H. Kocha-
nowna. Dobrze graia take masa
II. Cora, oraz A. Norkiewiczow-
ma. Z. R~uczyiska, I. Gorniakow-
IA i G. Belanska; NJ. Navy, A.
Kaczala ! A. Zmarzlihska.
Z ch,opeow dobrze sPisali SIG:
NJ. Kulikowski, S. Tello, ]. Bar
ciszewski, I. Tatkiewicz i B. Rut
kowSki
Ma zakonczenie przedstawienia
Choir nasz odSpiewal Mars VOL
ma Polska," przy Accompaniment
Gle jcdnej z Siostr Felicyanek ma
fortepianie. Do zebranych krotko
przemowil re seeny X. Franci-
seek s. Rusch, oznajmiajac zebra
nym re po przedstawienru odbe-
die sic poSwieeenie jadalni no.
wei, do ktorej goSci zapraszal ma
przekaske.
Kr6tko po przedstawicniu Cd
byso sic poswiecenie novel,, w
kolory amerykahskie Polskie
przystrojonej jadalni; poSwiece
MIA dokonai X. Pralat Stanisiaw
Nawrocki W asystencyi X. Marci-
niaka, Kapelana Szpitala Siostr
Nazaretanek j X. L Grudzinskie-
60.
Pc p~oswieceniu sail w Kapli-
cy odbylo sic wystawienie Maj
swietszego SACRAMENTO i biogo-
siawienstwo.
Pc ceremonii poSwieeenia, do
novel sail weszli goscie i zajeli
miejsca przy stolach zastawio-
nych smacznemi przekaskami. -
Przy g,ownym stole zasiedli ksie
"a, jako tez czfonkowie i czlonki-
ME Zarzadu Sto~arzyszenia O.
pieki mad Sierotami ktore to Sto-
warzyszenie zajelo sic urzadze-
MEM rozsprzedazy lot wartosci
tysiaca dolarow.
Program krotka przemowa roz
poczsi p. Franciszek Brodnicki,
superintendent Cnentarza Zmar-
twychwstania Panskego W Jus
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
DIVA SKkADY

ma W box.
Naoczni Swiadkowie twierdz4, re
kiedy Majewski znalazl sic ma uicy,
rzuci}o sic ma niego trzech czionkow
q. s. p. Jeden staral sic ubezwfad-
mic go, a dwaj drudzy krajali 90 no
zami. Soltysik zamierzai uderzyc no
zem W kierunku serca, lecz ME m6g{
tego uczyniG, gdyz Majewski zasfa-
niaf sic rekoma. Wobec tego polka
leczyl i podarl nozem ubrsnie ma
obydv6ch rekach Majewskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
Milwaukee i Ashland AYES.

cyalist6w Polskich, ~zwolenik6w DE-.
Ludowego, bedzie sadzona W Detroit
W sadie okregowym. Chmielewski i
soltysiak, sa oskarieni o uzywanie
nozy,l ii Bialkowski o dopomaganie
i'm W napadzie. Go bylo przyczyna
napaSci, brak nam s~zczeg61ow.)
p. Majewski byl ~bezbronny, kiedy
powyzej wymieniepi polscy socyali-
sci rzucili sic nan ma ulicy Jos.
Campau, W poblizu Caniff. Rama Ma
j~ewskiego jest gIeboka ma blisko :
Gale, q szeroka ma cal. Zostala zada-