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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
SECOND WARD SCHOOL

LENA Dennis and Ruth Davis)
The seventh grade will entertain
the Mothers Club at the November
meeting with a Thanksgiving pro-
gram.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
&@ ARnMxlopE ~w
- SCHOOL MEIyV ~

chairman, Ruth Dilworth; Sponsors,
Miss Anderson and Mr.. Breneman;
third section, chairman, Dorothy
Downward; Sponsors, Miss Black and
Mr.. Morrison. Each chairman will
appoint committees for the purpose
of planning chapel entertainment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
FOURTH WARD

CBlanch Bragg, Bonnie Cross, Wal
icia Gardner).
AmericaniZatiOn
The essays on Americanization were
written by Wallicia Gardner, frankie
Bishop and Cordie Blalock, eighth
grade; Vinita Mccullough and James
MCGEE, seventh grade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Eighth Grade Officers

The eighth B room met October
2S and elected the following Off
GERS: Everett Lee Batchell, presi-
dent; Evelyn Williams, secretary and
treasurer. The amount in the treasury
is s3.4O, which fas made from candy
sale October 26.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Physical Examination Finished

The visiting nurse with the aid OF
the doctors has finished the physical
examination of all the pupils
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Intelligence Tests
Second Grade

The upper grades have taken some
intelligence test under Mr.. Rinsland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
SENIOR CLASS

~ tNivian Duston,
"Wednesday morning the first class
Wogram of the year was given by
the Senior class They presented the
humorous pantomime, wanted u
Wife" The following is the cast of
charcters:
a. Bachelor--------- Doak
Oscar, a brunette -Herschell Scivally
The Applicants:
u Ajss Z. ID. Gogue------Helen Morgan
y lss Steno Grapher-
Sallibeth Freeman
Mss Greenwich Village
------------ Gretchen Comegys
Miss Bridget Donohue-- Vera Holland
Xjss Flossie Footlights----
Mabel Dyer
Mss Sadie Snodgrass-
----- Daphene Easterwood
ms. Bright Outlook Bertha Stephens
.Llttle Outlooks ----------------
-------Lois Lee and Harry Dodd
Mss Lucky Girl-------Octavia Brand
In addition TO the program by the
Students Mr.. Theophilus Ftz, of Los
xngeles, gave u number of vocal Sc
lscions, which were thoroughly APP
yeec5ated by all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

The match game Of football was
played between First and Second
wards Monday afternoon. Excellent
playing was done by both sides. The
score was Is TO Il for Second ward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
THIRD WARD

The total subscription to the Ju-
nior Red Cross in Lincoln school is
s5632
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
ABNER L. BUTTERFIELD.
Former Brattleboro Resident Dies in Es.
condido, Cal.

Abner L. Butterfeld, formerly of Brat
tleboro, an uncle of Holland j. Wilson,
died in Escondido, Cal, few days ago,
and the following obituary notice was
published in the Daily Times Advocate
of Escondido in its issue of Tuesday
Jan Is:
Abner L. Butterfeld, aged 81 years,
one of the oldest residents of this city
passed on at 1915 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing Chronic bronchitis and the infrm-
tiles of age are attributed as the cause of
his demise He leaves wife and one
daughter, both of whom are here The
daughter, Mrs. Mertie Stramer, of Bos
ton, Mass, has been here with her par
>ents for some time.
Mr. Butterfield came to California from
Boston, Mass, 81 years ago and located
in Escondido % years ago He was born
in Vernon, where he learned the bust
ness of organ builder and at that voca
ton was long a trusted employee in the
great Estey organ factory at Brattleboro
Vt. After coming here he worked as 8
carpenter and it was soon after locating
in Escondido that he built the house OF
Curve street, this city, in which he anC
his wife lived happily together through
| all the succeeding years.
The deceased was a devout believer il
the Christian religion and was exception
ally well informed on the subject of tn,
Bible. He exemplifed the teachings o
that book in his life and was a faithful
and loyal member of the local Baptis
church
In 1862 Mr. Butterfeld enlisted as
private in Company H, second regiment
of the United States sharpshooters an
later became a member of the G. A. r
affiliating with the local post.
The funeral services will be held in tn
Baptist church on Thursday at l.3
o'clock p. M, with the pastor, Rev. vii
liam Thomas, in charge. His comrade
at the local G. A. R. post will attend il
a body and conduct the burial service a
Oak Hill cemetery. The deacons of tn
Baptist church will serve as bearers
Friends and fellow citizens are cordial,
invited to attend the services.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
EVENING CLASS
TO BE ORGANIZED
Glass in Citizenship Yester
day Had Machinery of Government
for Study Topic.

The Machinery of Government was the
subject taken up in the second meeting
of the citizenship class of the Brattle
boro Woman's club, which was largely at
tended in the high school building yes
terday afternoon. The class was in
charge of Mrs. Fl. w. Hovey and the topic
proved very interesting and instructive
Next week the same topic will be under
discussion, bringing its application down
to state and local affairs, and it is planned
to start question box at that time. The
meeting will be in charge of Mrs. II. c..
Rice.
On account of the demand for an even
ing class to accommodate young women
who are unable to attend the afternoon
classes it has been decided by the educa-
ton committee of the club to start such
a class Monday evening, Feb. 2, at 7.30
o'clock in Miss Walbridge's room in the
high school building. The classes are
absolutely free to all girls and women
who desire to attend and the same pro-
grams will be carried out as at the after
noon sessions and with the same lead
ers. Mrs. Henry r. Brown will have
charge of the evening class.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
DUMMERSTON.

Miss Edith Dutton recently spent
several days in Mortified, Mass.
Robert L. Walker eff Springfield,
Mass, spent the weekend with his
family.
Miss Elizabeth Braley, teacher of the
north school, is i'll at her home in Put
ney and school is not in session this
week
John f. Walker lost his driving horse
- Mary Jan. II. Her leg was broken
by being kicked by the horse standing
in the next stall.
Mrs. George Armand, Joseph Armand
Mrs. Edwin Miller and Miss Ruth
Walker attended the funeral of Miss
Gertrude Kingsbury, who died Jan. 20
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Carl
ton, in Chester. Miss Kingsbury was
a successful teacher and a musician. She
taught several terms at the center
school and was teaching there when hel
health failed so she had to give up il
December. She made many friends il
town, who sincerely mourn her loss.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
SHUT THE GERMS OUT
OF NOSE AND THROAT
Keep Breathing Passages Antiseptic
Day and Night.

Protect yourself Take every pre-
caustion against breathing in germs
that cause disease. Day and night
keep the air passages clear and the
membranes of the nose and throat
antiseptic.
Apply little of Ely s Cream Balm
in the nostrils This antiseptic cream
is dissolved by the heat of the body
and penetrates all through the air pas
sages. Instantly, your clogged up
nose and throat will open; infamed
swollen membranes will be relieved
discharge of nasty mucus viii be check.
ed. Don t let cold or catarrh take
hold.
Don t lie awake at night struggling
for breath with stuffed head and nos
trils closed Get a small bottle OF
Ely s Cream Balm at any drug store
In use for more than 30 years and de
pended upon by millions.-adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
TO
BE HERE TONIGHT
Will Play Brattleboro High in Armory
at 8 O'clock-Second Home Game
Of Present Season.

Brattleboro high schools basketball
cam will play its second home game in
he Franklin County Basketball league
onight in the Armory, beginning Mt s
clock. Brattleboro's old rival, Green
ED high, will be the opposing team.
Brattleboro's players have been put
|ng in hard practice this week and prom
e to show up better than they did in
keene last Saturday.
New cheers and songs have been
orked up and win be used at this game.
large crowd of the students plan to be
here and with the help of the towns
|eople hope to bring the teams through
| it'll another victory. Greenfield has a
rong aggregation and stands second in
| he Franklin County league. B. II. S,
i'll try tard to bring them down a peg
the standing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28

Rev Hugh David Jones, rector of
ST. Paul's church in Vergennes, is soon
to give up his work there. having been
appointed by the house of bishops to
take charge of the work of American
ization of the Welsh people in this coun-
try, of whom there are about $4,000 who
have no direct church affiliations. The
Episcopal church has started a move
ment to reach these people Mr. Jones
headquarters win be in New York City
He has been in Vermont since Sep
tember, 1913.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
SPORTING
CHASE'S TEAM HAS
EIGHT PINS LEAD
With Three More Matches to, Be Rolled
Austin S Team Is Within Striking
Distance of Victory.

Interest in the bowling tournament
of the Vermont Wheel club reached a
high point when it was found after
Eight matches were rolled last evening
that Captain Chase S team was only
|eight pins in the lead with total PIN
/ fall of 5,003 to 1895 for Captain Aus
tin Is team for the % games played and
with but three more matches to be
rolled. H. f. Harris rolled 81 in his
third string, which was the highest sim
/ gle string Of the evening, and the high
est total was rolled by L. X Barber
with 267 The single strings of Barber
and his opponent, II. Il. March, were
mislaid. Following are the scores, the
letters in parentheses signifying the
team to which each man belongs:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
BELLOWS FALLS BLOCK ON FIRE.
Damage Of $1,000 Caused By Defective
Chimney

BELLOWS FALLS, Jan. 28.-About
Is people were forced to flee for safety,
and some were nearly overcome by
smoke. when a three story wooden block
on Westminster street caught fire from
chimney about 2 O'Clock yesterday
morning. The first floor of the block
is occupied by shine parlor and pool
room and an art store owned by Miss
Abbie Goodell and the two upper
stories are occupied as apartments.
The damage to the building, which is
owned by Theodore Scurletis, is estima-
ted at about $1,000, which is covered
by Insurance.
The inability of the fremen to reach
the fire readily was great handicap
as the quantity of water necessary to
extinguish the blaze did damage to
stock and furniture in the building
aggregating several thousand dollars
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
PRESS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.
Connecticut Republicans Desire Special
Session of Legislature.

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan 2S-The
mems Republican committee of Connec
ticut for ratification of the suffrage
amendment held a meeting here yester-
day and decided to present the question
of calling a special session of the leg
islature to take up the federal suffrage
amendment to the Republican leaders
of the state.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
WEST HALIFAX.

Roy Thompson intends to move back
on his farm from Wilmington this
week
School in the village did not keer
last week, and does not this week, as
the teacher is i'll.
Charles Clark of Guilford is working
with his team for Whitmore & Bixby
beginning Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Clark is i'll. DR.. Walsl
OF Readsboro is caring for her, also w
b. Warren, who is i'll. DIR. Walsh wa,
called in to see Mrs Susan Larrabe,
Tuesday, she also being i'll.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
BOYS IN
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
andall Awarded Numerals at U. v. M.
Plumb in Basketball Squad
Adams in Gold Stripe Club.

Hayden S. Randall of Brattleboro, stu
mt in the University of Vermont, has
|st been awarded his class numerals
|r track work this fall.
Harry Plumb is one of the members of
e freshman basketball squad.
Ray Adams is a member of the Gold
|ripe club.
II. F. Osborn of Newfane, now fresh
IAN, is member of the varsity track
lam.
+ L. NJ. Kibbe Red of Keene, class OF
=, is one Of the II who have Just been
|Earded sweaters and numerals for class
otball this fall He also has won his
Minerals in track and basketball, and is
wearer of the ~" which he received
his excellent work on the diamond
st spring.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
PLAN GIRLS CAMP.
Y. w. G. A. Council Holds Meeting in
Burlington

BURLINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Plans for
new camp for Vermont girls to be
operated on supporting basis, but
run as inexpensively as possible to the
girls and located at Grand Isle were dis
cussed at the second annual conference
Of the Vermont Y. W. C. A. council
held at the Hotel Vermont here yester-
day
This conference which listened to
reports of the various kinds of work
being carried on in the state was most
successful, women being present from
"a cities and towns in Vermont.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28

Father may strike for closed shop,
but mother can't.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
TEAM K THE WINNER.
hkes Three Points in Odd Fellows
Match with Team G..

|M. Johnson Of team X was the most
|ccessful bowler in the match on the
|d Fellows alleys last evening, when
Inns G and X clashed Johnson rolled
b for the highest single string and 265
/ the highest three string total Team
/ led in the match winning three points
one for its opponents. The total pin
| N was ,204 to l,lS9. Following are
E scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28

The village of Hardwick claims to
have broken the Vermont record for
rapid construction of a high tension
electric line, having recently compile
ted a nine mile line to Craftsbury in
Is days from the setting of the first
pole.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28
REFERENDUM ON SUFFRAGE.
Virginia Representative Want Amend
ment Settled BY The People

RICHMOND, Va, Jan 2S.-By a
vote of 50 to 80 the house of represent
atives of the Virginia legislature yes
tcrday recommended submission OF the
woman suffrage amendment to re-
ferendum
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-28

Rodney II. Brown, 60 a prominent
citizen of Franklin, died suddenly at
his home there Jan. "a of heart disease.
He had held many town Offices and
about eight years ago represented it in
the legislature.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-08
PYTANLA | ODPOWIEDZI.

Wojc. D.: Lekarz moi twierdzi, re
cierpie ma reumatyzm mle$ni pier
siowych. Czy to jest mo1hwem?
Tax. Gdyby lshar0 byl Panu ma
zwal cierpiente wyrazem jak!ms Ia
cinskim hub greckim, 2 Jake dwie
story d,ugim, toby Pan prawdopo-
dobr:e ME kwestyonowa1 iego dya-
gnozy. Prawda? zreasta mniejsza 0
NAIVE.
Helena L. chce wiedzSe&, jak ME
dokrewnoSc mole oddz!eEywaG cho--
robotw6rczo ma ustr6j.
Wiemy, 10 substancye poJwooe
DO przejSciu procesu trawianta pre-
dostaja sic do krwt, ktGra te rognosi
no ca,em cteEe, Dostawiajac W kaz-
dem miejscu to, kt6re tam wiasnte So
~potroehnc, O zabiera napowrot cEescl
zu5yte do wydalenia przez ekore,
nerki i p}uca. We krwi I jej cis3kach
mieSci sic wtec wszystko, co potrzeo-
mem Jest do odbudowanta nas2eso
csala - czyIi utrzymanie SO przy
zdrowiu. TAX samo znatduj2 sic we
krwi r~ospuszcnOne gazy, wyoh"dzace
przez usta przy oddechauiu, tak row.
niel rome n~ieczystoSci, kt6re pra-
vie nfeustannie wydalane byt musza
prsez lot j moe. Jakzet wiec ma
krew, bedac nienormalna Z !aktego
bsd& powodu, podoiaG swyni ro1no-
rakim zadaniom n~Seustanneso dostar
czania wiaSctwych czesci potrzeSuych
do odbudowania nas1ego ctala / oez-
ustannego w~ydalania r6znych ME
czystoscd? Toe choroby uSa7uja sic
tylko, gdy / gdzie jest orak dosta-
tecznej i odpowiedniej pzenany
materyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-08

toniu, "a i~ntensywne ho3dowanfe A
frodycie, s1alone zainteresowanie
sic z wykluczentem wszystkbego in
nego zabawamt sportowemi, poltty-
ka, interesami r6znymi, it'd. Ludzi-
ci ME daja naturze chwih odpoczyn-
ku, by sic skupila i odnowila, a gdy
natura znu1eniem, bezwiadnoScia l
odraza do wysiaku dale znak, re po-
trzeba je5 czasu do naprawy maszyny
ctelesnej, ~zsAaszaja sic jake chorzy /
Sadaia lekarstw / wstrzykiwaG wy
ciag6w gruczoiowych, lub ~przeszcze-
piania tychte g%ruczo46w, kozich, a
navel i lud5kich. kt6reby ich odrazu
postawi3y ma nogi, la. napowr6t
mlodymi fch uczyuily. ably nadal mo-
gil bezkarnie, tak ont mysaa, gwaa-
cit wszelkie prawa natury.
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-08
Dlaczego Tysiace Os6b
! Dzieci umiera Ma
ZapaIenie Pluc?

Diatsso, $e gdy nabawA sic ia
kiej choroby jak influenza, grypa'
kasgel. za~ziebienie, kstar, bronchi-
t.s, zspalenie gardis, Sapaiente mig
dafow, b6le W ~piersiaeh, ME stree
"a sic i ME staraja sde wylecEyc eho-
rob, Z kt6rych swykie roswtja sic
zapalenie pluc. Jesli Electromagnetic,
hub cierpicie ma ktore z vy1ej Wy
mienionych dclegliwosci, ME odkfa-
dajcte, lec3 idEcie do was1ego apte'
kara I zakupcie sioik Kamphyol.
zspewnitcie sic, 5e dostaniecie pra-
wdziwy Kamphrol Z czerwono-ha--
lynn krzysem ma kaidej parzce.
Kamphrol zswtera balsamoTc o"
lejki, mentol, kamfore / inne le-
race krodki, dlatego Sasodzi on
wsxelkie b6le, 3ako l reumatyezne'
1 lsczy kasxel natychmiast- Wielu
lekarzy. szpitali uEywa poiees
Kamphrsl. Kupcie siotk Kamphrol
dzisiaj / mieicie pod rsks. 1888 W.
47th str. tOEi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-08

ZabteEu u os6b z wy~c1erpanemi ST.
fami fizyc1remi iak i. ~duchowemt, a
sZczegolnte, o co wszystkim intere-
santom chodZifo, z Sanikniets hbido
seIualis. Sprytny tw6rca tego hunr
bugu, tekarz prsktyku1acy gdzes Nv
koztch merach" stsnu Kansas, pole
gajac ma notoryznej iatwowfernoSci
peEnei klasy fudzi, rrzedsiewziai dla
dohra fudzkUSci - a jake - pre-
s1cneptante kozbch ~grucDoi6w dege-
reratom, pryyobtecujac i'm eudowne
wprost odm{odSerte. Pc hotkim
czasie zadecydowaS ten do~brocEynca
IudzhoSci u~szcBesliwi3 -svym wyna-
lazkem 90 s2erszy og6a, vice prsy-
byi do nas1ego grodu, jake do tere-
M popfatneis1ego. Motltwte, skfo-
Mia 80 do togo reputscya nasDeso
mtasta, jake bedsceso wide open
a zaraEsm I fskt, 70 poLeyci wszsa-
kteh uczuG humanitarnych asenci
federafni skrocM tego karyere wy
rabiania eliksfru. tym ra0em p4yn-
nego, d1a wIasnego tyfko odmfodDe-
MIA gdzies tam " Kansas.
Coz to "a pacyenci zsias1a1i sic tn
W Chicago do fnicyatora teso oszust-
va. ably czerpae z tel szumnse prEe7
p~4atnego press ~ssent'a" reklamo-
wanei eudownej ~,,fontanny macdo-
sci?" Byli miedzy mimi r6hni ,,byz-
nesmani", pqawnicy, pewten eks-a1-
derman. pewna society leader, tip.
Znanym og6lnte test faktem, te lu-
die t&cy wygladsia star0ei " czter-
dz:estu, nil oeoby frne " ~srScdzte-
sieciu latSch i &e oni z roznych przy-
Gym Ewykle swaitownie sic starDe-
"a. Biasy who's, poorane tws=Le, skur-
Genie sic tkanek I nfezdauoS IL
zycma - 50 teso clasfym dowodem.
oto sa gI6wrbejsze Powody takSego
przedwczesnego starzenia sic tych
iudzf: Naduzywante alkoholu I ty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-08
S. p. Ks. Antoni
Rachwalski.

Dnia HS-So pazdziernika, b. +, u
mari " Pittsburshu zacly Kapian-Pa-
tryota. cziowiek wieice wyksztatcony,
przyjacie1 mtodziely ,mtiosnik Flare
tow, pdkorny zakonnik re ZSromadze-
nis Ducha sw. - Wie4ebny Ojciec An
toni Rachwaiski.
So. rs. Antoni urodEil sic 1-so czer-
vca ?. 1866 W Naoiszycach W Poznah-
sbdm. Bedac ieszcze chtopcem, poczui
powolanie do zycia Zakonneso / ka-
~pladskiego, dlatego tes ddbrzy tego ro-
dice postal go ma wyasDe studya W D.
strowie, gdzie skohczyl gimnazyum.
Przez kirka lat nastepnych zaJmo-
wal krzeslo ~profesorskie " Turynie, we
waoszech u 90. Salezyan6w, u kt6rych
przez Gas niejadS redagowaf ich pis-
mo. stad sp. KS. Antoni Waf sic do
90. ZSromadzenia Ducha Sw., W Pa
ryzu. sdzie T. 1899 otrEymaf Swiece-
MIA kapIa6skie / zloayi Sluby 1akonne.
Pc Swieceriach Wladza wysiafa so
do Knechstedten, W Niemczcch, gdzie
byI profesorem i speinlai prace misyo'
narsks przewaAnie W zaniedoanych
miejscowosciacn wsr6d Polak0w.
Roku 1902 przyjecha& do Ameryxi'
Przez II lat byl wikarym PREY para
iii Sw. Stanislawa X. W PlttSourghu,
Pa. Przez nastepne cztery lata byi wi
karym PREY parafii sw. Jozefa " Mt.
Carmel, Pa.
Ostatni rox zycia spedzil jako goSc
u rs. Prob. P. Kwapuli6skiego, c. s.
Sp. ma Stanislawowie W Pittsburghu.
" cswartek o 7mej ano KS. Rach.
WALSH raaony 2ostai parali4em m6zgu.
KS. Michai Sonnefeld, c. S. Sp., ma
tychmiast udzieN{ mu ostatnich Sakra
ment6w sw. Zswezwano tez r0wnocze-
! snie dw6ch lekarzy i W pofudnie cd
stawiono chorego do sDpitala sw. Fran
ciszka, gdzie jednak pomoc lekarska
okazaia sic juz sp65niona i rs. An
toni o godzinie 4tej popofudniu BoSu
otda& ducha.
Prey konajacym do ostatniej chwlh
byl KS. NJ. Sonnefeld i rs. J. Some
field. - w pistek przywleziono Swfokl
Sp. rs. Artoniego ma plebanie Sw.
Stanislawa. Kondukt 2 plebanii do.
koSciola odby1 sic W sobote wiecz6r o
T:30. w niedziele rano o 1 1880 odpra-
xiono z asysta Msze sw. &aiebna "a
duSze s.. p. KS. Antoniego.
Pc poiudniu Aas o godzinie Sci 3D.
byta sic eksportacys zwlok z KoScioia
ma cmentarz sw. Stanislawa KostLl,
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mad zwiokami przemawial Najprze-
wiel. KS. Pratat Jan G6rzyhski-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-08
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ZwIERzECYCH 1 LUDNK1CH
W SwETIE NAUN-
(Napisal DR.. II. @. Goy).

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