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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-11

Maid, all of same to be deposited III |
banks of Louisiana of their selection
without interest for an average period
of two years and thereafter at a rate
Of 3 per cent per annum on daily Dal-
ances, said funds derived from proceeds
Of sale of bonds to be withdrawn only
on proper vouchers signed by the pres
/ dent of the Police Jury, the Clerk ana
Parish Treasurer in accordance with
law.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED,
that the First National Bank OF Area
dia. Louisiana, at the request of the
said Interstate Trust and Banking Co.,
Of New Orleans,be and the same is
hereby appointed and designated and
leans, and to deposit same Immediately
in the above banks subject to WITHDRAW
al in accordance law.
Passed, read and signed in open ses
sion with the following vote:
YEAS: W. D. Golf, D. NJ. White, )
H. Corley, T. J. Wood, and A. D. Smith
, NAYES: None.
:, ABSENT: R. L. Colon.
t On motion of D. M. White and SCI
d ed by J. H. Corley and carried by
g unanimous vote, that J. A. Anders, tn
% Parish demonstration be allowed his sa
II ary including all back salaries an
VI voucher be issued for same to date.
" On motian of D. M. White and Sc
y onded by ". D. Golf, and carried BY
p unanimous vote that j. E. Curric re-
re house and secure the necessary D"
ct ding and groceries for Mrs. Char
Of hers and her afflicted So
ne the boy being crazy and needing the
TX teution of his mother and can be Gear
r. for better by getting place for the
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Ordinance.

On motion by W. D. Golf, and sec
onded by Y. J. Wood, the following ord
nance was adopted:
WHEREAS, The Interstate Trust
and Banking Company Of New Orleans
Louisiana are the highest and best bid
authorized to act and to be the fiscal
agent to receive and handle all FUNDS
arising from taxes collected to pay
principal and interest on these Million
Dollar Road Bonds o. Bienville Parish,
upon depositing bonds or giving a sure
ty bond equal to the amount OF sald Ut
posjt and at the request Of said Inter
state Trust and Banking Company,
the Castor State Bank of Castor, La,
and the Bryceland State Bank OF
Bryceland, La, are hereby deslgnated
upon giving security by depositing
bonds or giving surety bond Tor 6C
ner cent of said amount for first year
and equal to the average amount ol
deposit thereafter, said securities OF
r bonds to be approved as provided p'
law to receive, handle and disburse up
IN the orders of the official as aDoV'
mentioned and the manner above Sc
ont all of the proceeds Of the sale o
the entire issue Of road bonds; and tn
President of the Police Jury, the clerl
= and Parish Treasurer are hereby ofdel
cd and directed to draw the proceeds Q
u sale of all said bonds from the Inter
{ state Trust an Banking Co., OF New "
u y ders for and have been awarded I'd
$1,000, 100000 Bienville Parish, Louisi'
M five per cent Road Bonds, and Ill
y der the terms and conditions OF the
accepted bid Of November 3rd' III
they reserved the right to name the q
positories for the proceeds of bond
L and TO name the fiscal agent to hand
all taxes collected to pay principal al
interest of said bonds until all we
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viii pay top prices for your boI
TER and EGGS. r,,1AN
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tbe bonds to be taken up at the same
time. The vote was as follows:
YEAS: W. d. Golf, D. NJ. WHITE,
J. H. Corley, T. ]. Wood, and a. u.
Smith.
NAYS None
ABSENT: R. L. Colon.
On motion by w. d. Golf and second
ed by D. NJ. White and carried by a
unanimous vote, that the dipping vat
in the Town of Arcadia, known as the
Town Vat, be discontinued, and J. D.
Williams is hereby authorized to I'LL up
said vat.
A. D. SMITH, President.
| ]. s. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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Eauisana-Parish of Bienvie IS: , ,rn,v swear that
I Cashier Of the above named bank do soemn s" ""
Eaatenent IS uue 10 'ie oes' - ~ W NJ DEAS Cashier
and subscribed before me- this the 9Th day OF March nS1%
y anu su'S'i'V'U 'N''' R. L. WILLIAMS Notary Public
,..t NJ Tooka A Anderson J. E. Reynolds, Directors t9
xsrn .TEMENT OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK AS FuN
II il COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY ON FEB. 2Sth, 1922
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STRTAYED.

On Monday night, March list, the Iol-
lowing descibed mules and mares
s,raved from my place four miles no raa
Of Simsboro, La. Description one rea
~ porSa mule abut five years old; one a
yellow horse mule about six years olu'
s has stripes on legs and down back one one
n uorre el mare about FIVE years old mas
mustang blood. Last seen IN my lo s, "
.aa date. Any information Leading
a r. recovery of said stock will be Re :
warded if addressed to the underslsnea
"a 6 /. SKINNER, Sinlsboro, La
r. r. D. No. z.
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CARD OF THANKS

To our kind friends who so kindly
assisted us during our recent sad be-
reavement, we wish to express oul
thanks and appreciation. More thai
three years ago she came among you
"a stranger in your midst, and "y'
took her in, and by loving words ant
deeds shed light along her darkene'
pathway.
Nav God Bless and reward you.
Mrs. NJ. L. Goodwin and FAMILY
Mrs. H. j. Schaller,
B. G. Larkin,
DR.. B. D. Bishop.
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ESTRAY SALE

Taken up on my place about 4 miles
north east of Danyille, on the 18TH,
day of May. 1919, one bay mare mule,
about 20 years old, branded with wv
or "M' on shoulder, droOp cared and
stands with tongue hanging out
Weighs between six and seven nun
dred pounds. Owner of said mule
is hereby notified to call and TAKE
prove property, pay keepers fees anc
cost of this notice and take same ava!
or same will be sold at estray sale, t(
the last and highest bidder on
Saturday, April 10th, lS2O
at my farm in accordance with the pro
visions of the Estray laws OF Blenvlll
Parish.
BEN JACOBS, Danyille, La
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70 STAY as the Jail is not equipped for

to stay as the Jail is not equipped Tor
taking care of afflicted people.
On motion of w. D. Golf, and second
ed by D. NJ. White, the following res
olution was adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Police
Jury of Bienville Parish, in legal ses-
sion, that the Bienville Parish $4,000
Road Bonds of Ward Seven, Road Dis
trict No. 7, together with the interest
be drawn from the $100O,OOOOO Bien'
Vile Parish Road Bond funds, and
the Ward Seven Road Bonds be can
celled. and the the $20,0O0.0O, together
with interest be paid to the CONNER
cial Bank of Arcadia, Louisiana, an(
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WRIT AND SEIZURE SALE

state Of Louisiana, Parish OF Blen-
vile. No. $3.50, Third Judicial DIS
trict Court. Morgan M. Hammer VS.
B. P. Hammett ct. ais.
Under and by virtue OF a writ. %
seizure and sale issued out OF I'M
above named Honorable Court ana L
mo directed have SAVED anl WI
far for sale for cash, with beneil
Of advertisement, to the last and hlgh
ost bidder, at the principal front doc
II the Courthouse, in the Town o
Arcadia. Bienville, Parish, La Will
in legal sale hours on .,,,
: saturday, April iOth, 1870.
tba following described property L
wit: .uo "a, .ho hui,,
ing and all other improvements ther'
ON situated in the Town OF Gloslah'
Bienyille Parish, La, as per plal an y,
survey of said town on file III u
clerks Office Of said Parish.
The above described property selzt
as hlonging to the defendant b.
Hammett. and will be sold to satisl
solid writ of seizure and sale anu
costs. ,,o.oh A
This the 4th day OF March, A.
i'.-'' ]. ECURRIE, Sheriff.
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York, and he will be very much missed
by the young people at this place, with
whom he is quite popular.

Do not forget to 90 and see the Hen
derson Corsets, Braiseres, and Ladies
Underwear at McCLELLAN'S.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-11
FOSTER r. TAYLOR CANDl.
DATE FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

The Democrat is in receipt OF
letter from Foster r. Taylor OF tnt
local bar announcing his candidacy lor
the office of District Attorney inns
is not the first intimation Mr.. Iaylor
has given that he would be a candlaate
&C made known some months ago that
he was an aspirant for the office.
Mr.. Taylor needs no Introduction To-
thp neople of this, his native PARISH
As stated in the circular letter. ne was
horn in Bienville Parish a. years ago
We understand that at the age OF l.
Years his father IL. H. Taylor now
. resident of Arcadia, moved to IA
hides Parish where he lived until l9lS
when he moved back to Bienvllle Far
iSh. ,.,.
Foster R. Taylor however came PACK
70 Arcadia about the year 1900 ana en-
tered the law office of Hon. }. Z. Iheu
for the purpose of studying law, and
was admitted to the bar of this state III
1904 He served as Deputy Clerk dur
ING =. l.. Mayfield's terms or once allc
oater practiced his profession at th'
local bar He then moved to centra
Louisiana where his father lived, re
turning to Arcadia four years ago d!
close application to business he ma
Y built up and is enjoying what mlgh
+ be termed good country practlce' AM
t is now a member Of the law flrm o
, (Taylor and Barksdale.
! His ability and integrity 60 mchal
h lenge and if elected to the ONCE T.
e which he aspires, he will doubtless III
e the Office with credit.
{ MULBERRY POSTS-We have 10
II sale 1000 Mulberry Posts u IL IT l
Z length. See US at once.
D. ARCADIA FEED STORl
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Ladies' Underwear to suit all, at
McCLELLAN'S.
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kY1n71ssb y&1 fE.1>(..ltn
(4LS !2>RR 81
Telephone No. 81

d: Telephone No. 81
of delicious home made cake and hot
chocolate were served.
WE WANT YOUR EGGS AND BUT
TER. MCCLELLAN.
Mrs. J. C. Andrews has asher guess
her sister, Mrs. Nelson, and her niece,
Mrs Kirley and daughter, of Los An
geles, California.
For comfort and style get Hender'
son Corset.
Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Cook had as Their
guest from Saturday until Monday
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f
Cook, of Ringgold Also Mr.. j. NJ
Cook was a visitor.
Mr.. Ed Conger left on Monday t
resume his work at Schnectedy, New
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1 ,acock and little I'll p SnaSn.
" week end in l haitH,,,
. y who has a position ,Usn
sh his family here last
New Orleans, was va in in
nd "a wednesday in 'nf
1' ! 1000 gallon usec
condition. 500. oo ~. 40
pqfsSrEcoSr' AF'''''
4, Holmes returned ae1.t t." ne'
Ill., on Sunday afternoon p;1
', u visit to Mrs Dill
8,,ccOnathy entertained
hes =, Saturday even
|], 's'lol dance, A yarle''
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win pay top prices for your BoI
TER and EGGS.
MtlL1 ELLAN.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

At a, court of probate holden at New Britain, within and for the dis trict of Berlin, in the county of Hart ford and state of Connecticut, on the 3Oth day of January; A. D., 1920.
 Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Judge. Estate of Samuel w. Clark, late of New Britain, in said district deceased. Upon the petition of W. B. l.. Clark of said New Britain, praying that an instrument in writing pur porting to be the last will and testa ment o. said deceased may be proved, approved and admitted to probate, as per application on file more fully ap- pears, it is
 Ordered-That said application be heard and determined at the probate office. in New Britain, in said district, on the 7th day of February, A. D., 1920, at o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be Siven of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publish ing this order in some newspaper published in said New Britain, having ;l circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in the town of New Britain in said district and return make
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY,
 Judge.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Blinn of Mountain View. The occasion marked MT. Blinn birthday and the party was in his honor He received several gifts, in cluding gold watch. Music and dancing were enjoyed and d collation. was served.
 Caffcrty Elected Secretary.
 William l.. Cafferty of Bank street Plainville was elected secretary of the Bryce Manufacturing company of Forestville at a recent meeting of the board of directors. MT. Cafferty has been member of the clerical force of the concern for several years. He is prominently identified with civic movements in PlainViIle.
 Light Consumers kick.
 The electric lighting bills have ar rived in Planville and there is much comment concerning the changes in rates. The fixed rate is presumably the number of feet in houses lighted and if this is the case some homes have been over estimated, it is said. Many small places of two or three rooms are rated high according to the fixed rate plan and other small consumers are rated above large homes in the town. Many patrons have made known their intention of calling at the New Britain office of the Connecticut Light X Power com pany to demand an eXpla nation of conditions as they now exist under the new rate.
 The patrons are puzzled as to how a. fixed rate can be figured when q number of homes have not been visited for measurements. Then again the bills date, in some cases from November A, which is more than a month before the new rate became effective. The patrons will demand an explanation of tne method of figuring the charge for the different months on the new rating.
 Plans For Tournament.
 Those who wish to enter the pool teurnament to be conducted at Mur- phys billiard parlor will appear at the place tomorrow afteroon at 2:30 o'clock when the teams will be drawn by lot. Each team wlI consist of two players, one in class A and the other in class B. Prizes will be awarded the winners and considerable interest has been manifested in the coming con- test by the local cue artists.
 To Run on Time.
 A 'kick'' was registered some time ago by men of New Britain and Plainville about the train which leaves New Britain at 7:3O d. m. and is due in Bristol at I:43 a. The train was running late nearly every morn ing causing the commuters to be late at work The matter was taken up by the Bristol Chamber of Commerce and the chamber has received notice from General Passenger Agent A. E. Smith of the New Haven road that the company will do everything pos sible to have the train run on time. A large numbe of local men, em- ployed at Bristol factories, go to work on this train which leaves Plain vile at 730 a. m.
 American Legion Notes.
 Brock Barnes post, American Legion, has instructed it's house com
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
Not Sufficient Evidence to Hold .. Suspects, Says Judge
ROCKY HILL DIVORCE CASE
Mrs. PodlaSek Says Husband Bought
 Her Pair of Silk Stockings When . He Was Drunk-Rcy. E,gan New .,Pastor-Other Items.

Emilio ConfeSgo and Paul and Jos eph Pa,gdinetti, railroad employees who were arrested by Constable John Hackett on the charge of stealing i63 yards of cloth from Q freight car near ', the Berlin depot, were discharged in the Berlin town court last evening by Nudge George c. Grswold for lack of Evidence! The cloth in question was in transit and was in one of d num- Der 0f other cars that were switched on ono of the brickyard sidings. The three men mentioned were near the car about the time that the cloth was reported to be missing and they were , taken into custody pending an inves tiSation. 4 search warrant was is- sued and a search was made of the house where the men live but noth- ing was disco> cred. Judge George w k1ett of New Britain represented the defendants.
 Granted Divorce.
 Grace w. Podlasek of Rocky Hill was granted a divorce from George Podlasek of Berlin in the superior Ncourt yesterday by Judge William NJ. xlaltbie. They ran away to be mar ried at New Britain on May 31 1918, and lived together less than three months. Mrs. Podlasek's maiden name before her marriage was Hall.
 The charge she brought against her husband was intolerabIe cruelty and at the first hearing she told the judge that the only money that her husband , ever spent on her was once he thought d pair of silk stockings when ~he was intoxicated.
 The divorce was granted by Judge Maltbie who said that hereafter she could go by her maiden name.
 To Be Pastor.
 Rev Francis w Egan, newly or dained priest, has been appointed temporary pastor of St. Paul's church, Kensngton, during the absence of Rev. J. C. Brennan.
 Father Egan was ordained by Rt. Rev, J, J. Milan at St. Joseph's Cathe- drsl. Hartford, January II, and celebrated his first solemn high mass at St. Mary's church, on January 1St1
 He will continue the duties of the parish until the return of Father ' Brennan who has been granted d months leave of absence on account of i'll health.
 School Resumes.
 The pupils of the Worthiugton school resumed their studies this morning after days vacation due 'to the bursting of boiler in the school. The plumbers worked all day yesterday and last evening to get the boiler into condition and this morn ,ing much to the grief of the pupils the building was heated once more
 Clock Is Now Going.
 William D. Dunham's antique
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

veE it's employees 10 and from ", came to grief this morning near Queen street school house. aboJl mile from the Souihin gton- PIainJ town line. The accident occurred Southington and no report was ceived by the lccal police. One q sustained slight bruises and cutsl
 Eight dozen waists, worth s2.2} $2.5o, at $1.50 each. z. Gross.-3
 Going Out of Business.
 Our entire stock of dry goods n be sold at once. There is no auesI how much cheaper we will sell. a case where we have to sell ouI once and we will sell at prices never dreamed of getting. F'ixt| for sale. L. Gross, 1 Whiting std Plainville. Open every night-al
 Victor Records for February. q Pierce Co. New Britain. oppd Monum ent.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
MRS. JOHNSON, LONG
 A RESIDENT, DEAD We'll Known Local Woman Passes
 Away; Was " Years Old
 SUFFERED SHOCK SUNDAY
Burial Services to Be Held Sunday in Swedish Congregational Church. Mrs. Corning Seriously IlI-ReaI Estate Deal.

Mrs. Wilhelmina Johnson died yes terday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of her son on Forestville ave- nue. She suffered a shock Sunday and was ill until the time of her death. She was v years old and was one of the oldest and best known resi- dents of the town.
 She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Johanna, Farnsw orth of Forestville; i; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence of Bristol; two sons, Frank G., and Frederick Johnson of Forestville avenue, this town; four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon with prayers at her late home on Forest vile avenue at 2:3O o'clock and serv- ices at the Swedish Congregational church on Camp street at o'clock
 Mrs. Johnson was born in Sweden in May, 1S43, and came to this coun- try when she was very young girl She has spent the rest of her life as a resident of Plainville
 Mrs. Corning III.
 Mrs. Harold Corning is seriously ill al her home on Church street. Dr. J. c. Moody of this town and Dr. Bracket of Bristol are in attendance. Mrs. Corning is a bride of only a month. She was married on Christ mas day.
 Negotiate Real Estate Deal
 It is reported that negotiations are in progress for the sale of the prop erty of Miss Susan Peck of West Main street to Charles Fl. Newton of the Newton Manufacturing company. The property consists of a valuable par eel of land and the Peck honl estead >on West Main street near Washington street.
 Birthday Party.
 A large number of friends gatf1e red
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
BRITAIN'S TOBACCO KING IN U. s.

New Iork.-Sir Hugo Cunlif On Eritain's tobacco magnate. and
 wife arc paying America a visit. T arrived recently on the S. s. Ced
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
USED CARS FOR SALE

Dodge Touring 1917. Mitchell Touring 1917 Overland Touring 1917. Model 90. Maxwell Roadster 1918 Overland Roadster 1916. These cars are all in good mechan- ical condition and are held at a req sonable price.
 HARDWARE CITY MOTOR co. Distributors of the car with a half million dollar motor.
 BRISCOE Orders taken for imn ediate deliv- cry, terms to suit purchaser. S6 ARCH STREET. Phone 9O3
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

was private. Interment was in Stock ings Corner cemetery.
 There were many beautiful floral tributes from the many friends of the deceased.
 Victor Records for February. c. l.. Pierce Co.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

rnittee to investigate the possibi of securing permanent quarters in Plain vile. pr. l.. H. Frost is chairman of the committee. It is a difficult task to which the committee is assigned. as ii is believed that there are no available rooms ia this town which are suit a ble for meeting purposes. It is re- ported thai the post will attempt to get club rooms in the Ncri Brothers block which is now in process of con- StrIIctjop
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

Cutting Ice Again.
 The ice men are on the job again and are obtaining ice more than 16 inches thick, the best ice that has
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
Postpone Whist Party.

The Woman's club has decided to postpone the whist party for the ben eft of the library fund which was scheduled for Wednesday evening. The prevalence of influenza is the stated reason for the action of the club
 Truck Turns Turtle.
 One of the busses recently pur- chased by the New Departure Manu- featuring com pany of Bristol to con-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

A Leap Year affair is the E1izs' .adTt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

clock, guaranteed to be 1s0 years of age, is keeping time once more after a silence of a quarter century. He had the works removed and sent to a clockmaker who has put them into condition so that the timepiece will run for another century. Many an antique buyer has tried to buy the timepiece but it still rcposes in it's time houored corner in MT. Durham 5 home.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
niez Wiel- OjIec KoWalski, o. II.
!. probosLcz z B~eaussejeaur, Man.
Z MINIATURES WIS.

Parma Agnieszka D~orszyGska, lat
H., Fam. pnr. 1914 n. Pierce ul.,
kt6ra ubiegiej Srody cudem uszla
Smierci ma krzyz6wce drogi Water
town, znaduje sic jeszcze W szpita-
lu powiatowym j stan jej Znacznie
sic p~olepszy}.
Pogrzeb Michaia Megera, lat q,
zam. pnr. 1896 We'll ul.. / Mateusza
Munki, lat %, am. pnr. 993 VAIL
ave, odbyl sic W sobote. Nabozehst-
wo zaiobne odprawiono W kosciele
Sw. Kazimierza. Pogrzeb Jana Kru-
tzy, lat 2S. zam. pnr. 90 Wright ul.,
odbyf sic W poniedzia,ek.
Wszyscy Sci zgineli ma krzyz6w-
&c drogi Watertown. gdy srode W
samoch6d. kt6rym sic znaido-
wall uderzyl pospieszny pocisg kolei
CHI. NJ. ( St. P. Meyer j Munko ma
mIejscu ducha %wyzioneE. Deputcwa-
nj szeryfa zabrali Krutze do szpita-
la. gdzie zmarl.
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9OLACY w AMERYCE.
q COOKS CREEK, NAN. KAN.

W niedziele, duia Is lipca, Polo
MIA Cooks Creek ma dalekim "a
chodZie W Kanadzie, obchodziio ME
2Wykla uroczystos&, W history swe-
go istnienia, u~roczystoSG powitania
p,erwszego Konsula NajjaSniejszej
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej p. ". Bu-
Observation-Disclosures, ktory
przybyi do tel miejscowosci wraz z
attache konsularnym panem A NJ.
Nieradtka. GoSci witano nadzwyczaj
owacyjnie, W chwili, gdy automobll
w-iozacy ich wje1dzai W ~ustrojona
zielenia / ozdobiona iukiem tryum-
falnym brame z piersi polskich tu-
lacey wyrwa1 sic zeodny jednogios-
ny okrzyk ma czeSt tych w%ysianni-
k6w z ziemi ojczystej i Reprezeutan-
tow Rzadu Polskiego. Wiwatom i "a
dosnym okrzykom ME byio kohca.
Proboszcz miejscowy ksiadz Czajko-
wski podetmowa3 gosci re staropol-
ska s~erdecznoScia / goscirnoscia.
Ma przyjeciu tenn obecnym byl row