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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
DAVIS CANDIDACY LOOMS AS TOPIC
AMONG DEMOCR ATS IN SAN FRANCISCO

CEDITOR'S NOTE, Robert G.
Tucker has this to say of PERSONAL
titles and developments in today's
Cincinnati Enquirer.)
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Time To End the Orgie.

When this country into the it went In all over,
and with determination The Government given
money its operations The
sacrifices required of then and made those
sacrifices in patriotic and truly American spirit
Billions of dollars made available by loans and
precedented Every department and bureau
Washington greatly the number OF its employees
and for money complied with by Congress
with practically Billions expended in the
etravagant way and there scandalous
money of effort The country
the necessary haste costly The people
made complaint 1t not question OF money wit hthe
lit question of winning the at whatever cost
But the substantially for nearly year
half The has been brought home from Europe and
reduce the force OF civilian
which the brought into activity Two hundred
the number employed before the
Government pay roll and while there
reductions they insignificant related to
Now useless bureaus maintained The orgie
goes national and
the need Government
activity
We have debt which must be carried Inter
billions of loans foreign Governments has not
paid estimated that there will be deficit at the
close of three bilonst1at the
will have incurred obligations that in
the year. Congress has undertaken
of the and waste but the habit
something like peace basis
ment
public than justified in the suspicion that all this
overgown civilian machinery the of which longer
work. being maintained for the of the
party Presidential campaign which the
country entering considerable of the of
campaign will be paid by the countrys already
taxpayers We paid high price for few
domination and time end the orgie
onb,, Drec
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Foreclosure OF
Mortgage Denied

The time of the district court was
taken up on Thursday with the trial
of the case of Ruth NJ. Miller VS.. T A.
Miller, the Fremont County National
Bank and w. N. Clark. Testimony
and argument of counsel occupied the
court until 10 o'clock Thursday night,
at which time the case was taken un-
der advisement, and the decision ar
rived at o'clock Friday afternoon.
The plaintiff brought suit to fore
close mortage in her favor for $4,000
upon the property formerly owned by
the Ohio Cattle and Investment Com
pany, consisting of the Proctor ranch
es and cattle in the Texas Creek coun-
try. The suit was contested by w. N
Clark. who claims a judgment lien on
the property (Which had since been
conveyed to the defendant, T. A. Mil
Ter in consideration of his assuming
the debts of the corporation, including
an alleged indebtedness to himself and
mother, the planting. Some time ago
the Fremont County National Bank
obtained judgment against T. A.
Miller and the Ohio Cattle and Invest
ment Company upon a note indorsed
by w N. Clark. and w. N. Clark now
claims to. own that judgment, amount
ing to nearly $4,000. Mr. Clark's
contention was. among other things.
that the mortgage to Mrs. Miller and
the deed to Mr.. Miller were in fraud
upon himself and other creditors, and
asked to have the instruments set
aside.
The court upheld the contention of
Mr.. Clark and foreclosure of the mort
gage was denied and the mortgage
set aside os fraudulent. Sixty days
was granted to the plaintiff to file
bill of exceptions
Judge A. W. Ibbotson and C. M.
Deardorf OF Denver represented the
plaintiff and Judge C. e. Waldo and
James T. Locke represented the de-
fendant, Mr.. Clark.
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Instan; Interviews
4 = : 4 + = \

CLARENCE BONDING had IS
inches of snow at Wilbur the first of
the week. never saw IL snow so
hard before in many years. However,
ii has. warmed up considerably the
past few days and the snow is prac-
tically all gone.
JOHN CHETELAT--I believe it is
the duty OF every citizen of the United
States to be interested to fair ex-
tent in politics. Be he Republican
or Democrat. it doesn't matter, but
he, the citizen. should take an active
part in affairs political.
EDDIE CORBETT-It is my busi-
ness to look after the equipment of
many mercantile establishments, but
in all my travels throughout this west
ern territory can honestly say that 1
have not seen a better planned nor a
more complete grocery store and meat
market from the furnishing point Of
view than is the new Anderson Nor
gan Mercantile Company sotre. Espe-
cially is true when towns the size of
Canon City is considered. (Mr. Cor
bett is the representative of the Davis
Watkins Manufacturing Company.
Denver).
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The Purpose of Politics

1t unfortunate that politicians have such
selfish of government and the pub
ic interests.
1t unfortunate that many honest and well
meaning minded and selfish poll
cans public which they entitled
and permit the ideas of pineaded politicians become the
accepted standards of public thought and action
The general subject of politics. in its relation the ndvd
ua home, government business and industry
every deal The decisions of politics vitality
health happiness prosperity of the community
which They involve all that mankind has gained in
struggles of numbered centuries together with
Jail the possibilities of further and development
To obtain the blessings of liberty and of free
millions sacrificed their lives their
and all else that they held most DEAR and intelligent and
patriotic Americans today have higher duty than
INIT their children the political benefits they have received
from their fathers.
who affect despise politics.
quite willing permit ignorant selfish and
deagogues direct and control political activities
Their participation in politics is limited criticisms of evil for
which they themselves are largely responsible
In truth the conditions of politics bad and poit
such affect believe but they
ought strive make them better With few exceptions
actively engaged politics much better
citizens those think themselves good
politics.
At this particular time every American duty him.
SELF his fellow citizens and the nation. That duty
take reasonable interest in politics. the end that
be maintained liberty may be preserved and that
American principles and institutions be defended from the
assaults that being made upon them.
politics, well war; the Stacker is nearly
the open traitor.-The Pueblo Chieftain
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Reiter for several weeks. Mrs. Nee
Iy is sister of Mrs. Reiter.
HOWARD PEOPLE
IN THE CITY
Frank Prather and son, f. H. Pra-
thor OF Howard are in the city on bust
ness and are at the Strathmore.
CoToPAxI MAN
IN TOWN TODAY
NJ w. Pierce of Ctopaxi is busi-
ness visitor in the city.
DEPUTY COUNTY
ASSESSOR IN TOWN
Deupty County Assessor Ross of
Cotopaxi is in town attending to busi-
ness matters in connection with his
official position
POWELL HOME
FROM DENVER TRIP
Robert Powell returned from Don
yer Friday where he has been on busi-
ness.
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BoOtlegger Given
Jail Sentence

Joe Coglio OF Rockvale was ar
rested by Sheriff Newcomb, Under
sheriff Fulkerson and City Marshal c.
F. Skinner at his home in String
town" about O'Clock Wednesday
night charged with operating mill
for the distilling of liquor, and was
brought here and locked up. Goglio
was arraigned before Juctfce Kennedy
at 3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon and
pleaded guilty as accused, and was
sentenced to pay fine of 800 and
costs of prosecution, and ordered i'm
prisoned for 80 days in the county
Jail.
The officers had suspected Goglio
for some time for bootlegging, and
went to Rockvale shortly after dark
Wednesday night to take him into GUS
-tody. On arriving at Goglio's home
they secreted themselves and awaiting
developments.
There was an automobile in front
of the house, and it was not long un-
til man came out of the door, got
into the car and drove away. The Of
ficers attempted to halt him, but by
rapid driving he made his escape. A
few minutes later another man was
seen to emerge from the house and
was taken into custody. On being
searched a bottle of white mule" was
found on his person. The house was
then rushed by the officers and Cog
lilo arrested.
There was found in Goglio's posses
sion, besides the still, about 40 gal,
Ions of mash for making "Choctaw"
beer, 100 quart bottles of alleged
wine and about Is gallons of raisin
wine; all of which was confiscated by
the authorities. Justice Kennedy on
Thursday ordered this stuff destroyed
in imposing sentence on the prisoner.
A second offense of this kind will send
Goglio to the penitentiary.
Bootleggers, it is said, find ready
sale for white mule" at Sc a gallon
in these days of nationwide prohibit
ton.
Goglio was adjudged guilty OF an. IL
licit traffic in liquors at Florence some
time ago, but as the official records
of his conviction were not preserved
he could not legally have been given
a penitentiary sentence in the case
tried here on Thursday.
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Petroleum Co. i;
Is Waiting For
Its Machinery

The derrick OF the Canon Petroleum
Company at the drilling site on the
Green ranch on Four Mile. is now
completed and the company is wait
ing for the drilling machinery from
the Columbine well near Pueblo which
1t recent ypurchased.
The casing has not been pulled from
the Columbine well as yet. and the
machinery can not be removed until
that Il done. However. the casing IS
TO be pulled Immediately SO that the
Canon Petroleum people have hopes
OF starting their drilling operations
in the course of the NEXT two OF three
weeks.
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3 Rules Company
Will Open Their
Store Saturday

The Three-Rules Dry Goods Com
pany, which recently moved here
from Salida will open their store at
ho5 Main street. next door to the Red
Cross rooms. with big sale on Satur-
day.
NJ Goodman, the proprietor. states
that he has canvassed the state thor
oughIy. and he believes that Canon
City is one OF the good business towns
with unusual prospects for the fu-
turc, and that because Of the fact that
the altitude Of SaIida was too high
for his family. he has decided to To-
cate here.
Special values will be offered at the
opening sals in dry goods. clothing.
shoes and rsady.to-wesr.
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Immunity For Reds

Congressman Albert Johnson of Washington has had print
ed in the Congressional Record the complete file
Paul Bosco notorious Red showing how he convicted
the Atlanta penentary reduced
deportation and then released bond of $1,000
his preachngs against Mr. Johnson
the typical of the mpotency of the government
country of aliens who continually plotting
overthrow you learn just how the Department
Justice and Labor working purposes their deal
ings with radicals send to Mr. Johnson and get copy of his
speech of April I2th.
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The Stork Express

Prof. and Mrs. conard Schwort, for-
mer residents OF this city, now resld-
ing at Yuma. Ariz.. are the parents Of
baby son. born April 23. Prof
Schwort was the teacher of agricul-
ture in the South Canon high school
several years ago.
Word has been received from Port
land. Ore. announcing the birth Of n
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Farmer. for
mer residents of this city. The little
heir will be known as Edward Perry
Farmer.
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STODDARD VISITS
SMITH HOME

X. w. Stoddard OF Victor spent FRI
day at the w. II. Smith home en- route
OF Salida, where Mrs. Staddard is at
present with little son. who is Ill.
The little fellow is recovering from a
minor operation.
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Are Starting
Road Work

Ten mule teams. graders plows.
scrnpers and other apparatus. making
up one OF Pueblo county's grading
camps. is being moved from Boone
TO Beulah where II IL TO be pushed on
the North road extension 10 connect
with the work now being carried on In
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MRS. STEVENS
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, superintend-
ent at the county hospital, arrived
home from New York city Friday aft
ernoon- She was accompanied by
her little niece. Elizabeth Stevens Of
Cornwall. England, who will reside
with Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens.
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Saturday
WILLIAMS GOES
TO COLLlNSVlLlE

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Williams of Col
linsville. Okla, departed for their
Southern home Friday. They have
oeen in the city for the past sin
weeks. Mr.. Williams having superin-
tended the construction OF the new
mechanical kilns for the Empire Zinc
Company.
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BRING YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN
TO the Canon hotel. where DIR. K c.
Sapero. the well-known eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist of Denver. will
examine their eyes and yours. free,
May Is.
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South Hardscrabble under the super
vision Of 8. simms Of San Isabel ma
tional forest Grading and surfacing
OF the road to Beulah to Pueblo win
also be started within a few days,
large caterpillar tractors and immense
grnding machines being used for tho
work.
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GUESTS AT THE
PAGE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Page and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Price arrived Thursday
from Idaion. Tex. and are at the home
OF their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. +.
Page. on Lincoln Park. They expect
to make this city their home.
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to Colorado Springs to visit relatives
for a, few days. and will so to Kansas
city to visit brother before returning
home.
VISITING RELATIVES
IN COLORADO SPRINGS
Mr. ard Mrs. w E. Herbert and son
Franklin will motor to Colorado
Springs for few days to visit rela-
tives
SPENCER GOES INTO
THE RANcHlNG GAME -.
F. T. Spencer. who has been travel
ing representative for the Graham
Paper Company of Denver. for the
past few months. has resigned and
will take up his home on his mountain
park ranch near Colorado Springs. N.
ID. Pennington has taken the position,
and in company with Mr.. Spencer,
was calling on the trade Friday.
Ed kELEHER
RETURNS HOME
Ed Keleher. who has been spending
the past week in Sterling. Loveland
and Denver on business returned to
the city yesterday.
WILL HOLD COURT AT
BUENA VISTA NEXT WEEK
Judge James L. Cooper will go to
Buena Vista Sunday where he will
preside at special session of the
Chaffee county district court, begin
ming Monday. A number of civil cases
over water and irrigation rights will
be tried. Judge Cooper will be ac-
companIed to Buena Vista by C. A
Fredrickson, his official court re-
porter. who will record the proceed
ings.
MRS. FULLER GUEST
AT GROVE HOME
Mrs Yates Fuller OF Monarch. Colo,
is the guest of Mrs. A s. Grove on
Harrison avenue for a few days.
PUEBLO GUEST AT
THE SELL HOME ..
Mrs. John Schultz of Pueblo spent
Thursday as the guest of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Charles Sell.
TEXAS CREEK SHOPPERS
IN CITY TODAY
Mrs. c. W. Deweese and daughter
Leatha. OF Texas Creek. are In the
city on a shopping tour today.
WILL PAXTON QUITS
POSTAL SERVICE
VIII R Paxton who has held the
positions Of clerk and letter carrier In
the Canon City postoEice for the last
eight and half years. las resigned.
and will devote himself 20 the poultry
raising and ranehing Ia the future.
He quit work as an employe Of the
government on route No. Friday
night, being succeeded By Berthold
Glass OF Pueblo. Mr.. Glass is . SON
in-law of Mr.. and Mrs A. G. CAL
braith OF Lincoln Park. and formerly
resided here. For some time past
he has been as letter carrier IN the
Pueblo postofice.
Doilie Gebhardt. heretofore carrier
on route No. has been transferred to
No. 5 and Mr. Glass with take the Geb-
hardt route as carrier In the northern
part Of town.
MRS. PRIEST
VISITS CITY TODAY
Mrs. NJ. Priest of Texas Creek is a
guest in the city and is registered at
the Canon hotel.
TRAVELLING ENGINEER
A BUSINESS VISITOR
J. s. Williams. travelling engineer
for the D. & r. c.. is spending few
days in town.
STOCK MAN,
VISITS CITY
Howard NJ. Jay. of the Jay Rosa
Stpek Farm at Loveland. is a bust
ness visitor In town.
RUSHvILLE PEOPLE
TO LIVE HERE .....
Mrs. F. +. Barnes. son and daugh.
ter OF Rushvllle. H.. arrived Thurs
day to make theid home in Canon
City. Mr.. Barnes has been here since
the early part of April.
IOWA COUPLE
GUESTS AT REITERS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Neely OF Grin
nell. Ia, who have been spending the
winter months at Long Beach. CAT. ar
rived in the city today and will be
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DR.. K. c. SAPERO.

Eye, ear nose and throat specialist
Of Denver. will again be in Canon City
Saturday. May Is. at the Canon hotel.
Consultation and examination free.
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DR.. Sapero. the Denver specialist,
will again be in Canon City at the
Canon hotel. Saturday. May Is. Con-
sultation and examination free.
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GEN. M'NEgLv
IN TOWN TODAY
J. r. McNseIy Of WestcIiRs IL In The
city today on bunienss.
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RETURNS FROM AN
ILLINOIS VISIT

Frank McClintock arrived home
from Carmi. ILL.,, Friday. Mr.. McClin-
took was called to Carmi by the illness
and death of his mother several weeks
ago
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Miss Mamie Traynor. who is at
tending the Academy, departed Friday
afternoon to visit her parents at As
pen. Colo.
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MISS TRAYNoR RETURNS
TO ASPEN HOME

10 ASPEN ffOmE
Miss Mamie Traynor. who is at
tending the Academy, departed Friday
afternoon to visit her parents at As
pen. Colo.
RETURNS FROM AN
ILLINOIS VISIT
Frank McClintock arrived home
from Carmi. ILL.,, Friday. Mr.. McClin-
took was called to Carmi by the illness
and death of his mother several weeks
ago.
MISS URBAN GOES
TO RED cLiFFE
Miss Thelma Urban. a student at
the Academy, deported for her vaca-
tion at the home of her parents in
Red Clire.
MRS. IVY VISITS
HER PARENTS
Mrs. Annie Ivy of Pueblo arrived
Friday afternoon to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs John Adams.
MRS. TODD
GOES TO SALIDA E.
Mrs. o. v. Todd left Friday after
noon for Salida. where she will Join
her husband. They will motor to
to Canon City.
SPENT WEEK ON
CURRENT CREEK
Walter ]. Black, 43; College avenue,
has been spending the past week re-
modelling an old house at the home of
Helmer Foster on Current Creek.
CLYDE BLACK AND
WIFE VISITING HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Black are spend
ing the weekend with the latter's
mother and sister.
MRS. RALPH WANN
SERIOUSLY ILL
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Wann in Pueblo Friday night.
The baby died q short time later. Mrs.
Wann is reported to be in a serious
condition today.
MRS. BALLiNoER STOPS
OVER EN- ROUTE HOME
Mrs. A. Ballinger was q guest In the
city. returning from Toma, Colo, to
her home in Westcliffe.
CLYDE RAY IN
CITY LAST THURSDAY
Clyde Ray, a former Canon City
resident. was in town Thursday re-
newing old acquaintance.
PUEBLO MINISTER
IN CANON CITY
Rev. -. J. Kerby OF Pueblo arrived
in the city Friday TO spend . few
days. He will hold quarterly meeting
at the Free Methodist church on the
South Side.
MoToRgp TO
THE ePElNoe
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Herbert Of Chi.
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MISS URBAN GOES
TO RED CIIEEE

Miss Thelma Urban. a student at
the Academy. deported for her vaca-
tion at the home of her parents in
Red Cliffe.
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IOWA COUPLE
GUESTS AT REITERS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Neely OF Grin
nell, la. who have been spending the
winter months at Long Beach. CAT. ar
rived in the city today and will be
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs w. b.
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MRS. IVY VISITS
HER PARENTS

Mrs. Annie Ivy OF Pueblo arrived
Friday afternoon to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams.
MRcs Tnnn
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W pawilonie Dexter.

Do wielkiej sail amfitestru Dex-
terra powoli schodziia sic publicznoec,
zabierajac miejsca po bokach. Gdy
poch6d przyby do salt, towarzystwa
zaje3y miejsca W srodkowej czesci
salt, z~apeSntajsc ia tylko do posowy.
Take polowa salt po bokach swieciia
pustkami. wydzial Narodowy, ktory
urz9dzil TO p~owitanie I przyjecte ma
ezesc pnBkowntka Fauntleroy'a spo-
dziewai sic, ze sala oks2e sic "a ma
"a, tymczasem iednak gdyby ME dziei
MICA Town Of Lake, ktora wczora1
tax licznie p~rzybyla. sala swfecaa-
by pustkami.
o godzinie 4ej popcludniu rozpo-
czeto wIee powttalny; Sagah 90 p
Bronisiaw Kowalewski krotkiem
urzem6wleniem, wyjasniajac eel To-
roz. a ~nastepnis M przewodniogsce-
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sw. Jana Kantego, 0 godzinie 1890
rano skojarzeni zostali dozgonnym we
zfem malze6skim p. Felix's Kalisz, syn
DID,. Feliksa i Apolonii Kalisz6w daw-
niejszych parafian Kantowa, z panna
Helena Talarska c6rka PAM Antoniny
Talarskiej. D%ruzbowali: p. Franciszek
Matuszewski q parma Zofia Talarska,
o. Sylvester Kalisz z panna Klara
Bojk | p. Alex Talarski z parma Flo
fentyna Albrecht. Dama honorowa by
Ia parma Julianna Talarska. Solo IA
We Maria" odspiewala parma Stanisia-
wa ~J6zefowicz, przy akompaniamencie
skrzypiec p. JGzefa Nowickiego Or
ganu pana Franciszka Nowl-
ckiego miejscowego organisty. Uczta
weselna odbyla sic W domu matki PAM
mlodej W scislem k6lku familijnem.
W Zesz,a srode o godz. II pred poau
dniem w kosciele p. w. Sw. Stanislawa
KOstki skojarzeni zostali dozgonnym
wezlem m~alze1skim p. JGzef kulihskl
syn PAM Franciszki Kuli1skiej, wdowy
Fam. pnr. 1919 Wrightwood ave-, 2
PARMA Anna Gehrke c0rka PIP. EdWaTda
Maryanny Gehrkow, zam. pnr. 1875
Holt ave. Sllrbu miodej parze udzielil
X. Franciszek KuliGski, brat pana mio-
diego w asyScie Y. Piotra H.. Pyterka,
%proboszcza parafii sw. Heleny l X.
| w. Kneblewskiego, profesora Uniwer-
sytetu Lubelskiego. Ma ch6rze podczas
Mszy sw,, spiewali nastepujacy spie-
wacy: Bronislaw Rybowiak, Wlady-
shaw Barwig, Wiktor Czastka, Antoni
A. Kowalski, Tomasz Blachowski |
Szczepan Imbiorski oraz panic Marya
Kowalska, Felicya S~tepczyhska, Marta
Buczkowska, Monika SCHUYLER. Jadwi'
ga Blachowska, Bronis}awa Claw, He
lena Trafihska j Paulina Golifska. Ave
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bowiak, PREY akompaniamencie skrzy
piec D. NJ. L. Ko1kiewicza / organu p
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Henryk Gehrke z parma Helena Kulil
ska l p. Antoni Jaskowfak z pann'
Franciszka Buczkowska. Kwiaciarka
mi by1y Bronis{awa Gehrke l Alleys
R~edlarczyk; honorowa byia RoGali'
Jas. Cody weselne odbyiy sic W wiel
kiej sail sw. Stanislawa Kostk1.
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palace sic przy parafii sw. Konstan
cyl w Jefferson Park, urzadzilo niespc
dzianke ola swych czfonkow: panny Fl