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CHAPTER III
l"TETHER--it is Jether."
- Naomi, watching from the highest
| pinnacle of the house of Jesse, beheld or
the road from Hebron the familiar figure
ol ,he younger son as he moodily trudged
along the narrow winding road which led
over the hills from the town beyond. BID
ding Rissah prepare the chamber for the
ADVENT OF her cousin and TO lay out fresh
linen for him, Naomi ran lightly down the
stone steps from the roof sprang through
the arch of the courtyard and met the boy
almost on the threshold
ana hast thou no word for me, Jether?'
asked Naomi happily. linking her arm in
his.
How once again in Brother Gaal's
quiNer have placed an arrow he will aim
against me? My pious ever-zealous elder
nrother. Trust Gaal to learn whatever
might count against me. and of course he
knows was not upon the hillside with my
Hock' lie hates me--and hate him"
Thou art wrong, Jether," pleaded Naomi.
lie mates thee not, only his ways are diff
terent from thine Gaal cannot understand
my scorn of tasks in which he doth re-
lolce. oh, my cousin, fear for last night
dreamed dreadful dream"
And /, too, dreamed dream" cried
Jether as she shrank back half terrified.
But my dream not the kind that's
pred from herding sheep or rcaping barley
IN the fields below, or guiding stupid oxen
when they tread the rpencd grains. No,
nor the kind my pious brother dreams as
he adds up the seasons grain. thinking all
the while two-thirds of all there is will
some day be mine with all my fathers
servants and this house and thee, per-
chance, Naomi, for his bride"
Naomi's blue eyes filed with tears and
she looked appcalingly to Icther. "Why
addest thou that she asked reproach-
fully.
Hath not my brother eyes?" demanded
Jether angrily. Art thou not fair? Doth
Gaal not know the measures of the land
thy father left thee?'
That is true" admitted Naomi. drying
her eyes. AYE. the fields are broad. and
In thy fathers care have been rich in har-
vest Perchance l shall indeed win the
favor Of thy elder brother" she added with
irony
Only the anger of the headstrong boy
prevented him from reading tho loveight
in her eyes, for he continued with rising
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The " anderer
BY WILLIAM A. PAGE

fore they partake of the holy meal? Listen
do not the trumpets sound In Hebroni
If Master Jether Wills to come he'll come
Nay, nay, good mistress Naomi, | cannot
speak to Jether louder with mine own voice
than can these trumpets which sound from
every hillside. Give me the lambhin. good
Rissah-I will care for it henceforth."
The shepherd took the lamb In his arms
and followed by the dogs, which had huns
at his heels, went into the sheepfold. Ris-
sab put her arms tenderly about the girl
and sought to comfort her.
Come with me to the watch tower" she
said softly. Let us look toward Hebron
there is still light enough TO watch the
road for the coming of Master Jether. Come
Mistress Naomi"
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voice And wouldst thou then marry him

voice: And wouldst thou then marry him
after all?"
Naomi cast her eyes upon tho ground
and answered tenderly:
How can I say whom I would marry,
when no one hath asked me?"
He started toward her as if to embrace
her, but hestated;
Nay, | shall not tell thee now" he
added. Some day, perhaps, but not now"
Thou wilt tell me--what?" she inquired.
Nay, not now-get thee into the house
and perchance l will join thee presently.
Come, Naomi"
Together, hand in hand they started up
the steps into the house of Jesse. Suddenly
the drapery of the door was pulled aside.
A man, tall, heavy, full bearded, rough and
strong, stood before them. Naomi drew
back TO let him pass as he came down the
steps directly toward Jether.
so, there thou art?" cried the man
gruffly.
Jether laughed mockingly at him.
MY brotheSs Gaal," he said. bowing in
pretended abeisance. 60 thou within
Naomi fear a storm"
(To be continued next Saturday,
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CHAPTER III

ton and Join me. Thy father canst not re-
fuse thee, and IL he does ask thy mother"
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NIPPONESE SINGER
TESTING TWO-A.DAY
Mile. Onuki Finds Vaudeville a Good
Start Toward operate Glory
and Cash

Vaudeville has attracted Haruko Onulu,
Japanese prima donna, whose debut at the
New York Hppodrome was one of the
hits of last season. Having mastered sing
ing in English, French and Italian, the
little japanese artistic qualified for a po-
sition of prominence on the grand opera
or musical comedy stage, but the offers
received from vaudeville managers were
40 tempting that she decided to play a sea
son in a two-a-day. The japanese vocal
iste will be one of the principal features
OF the opening bill OF the new season at
Keith's during the coming week.
The position gained in the musical world
by Mile. Onuki has not been without the
hardest kind of study. Born in Toxic, she
came to America with her parents when
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--r AT POPULAR PRICES
0RPHEUM-"CommonC Clay" with Thomas
E. Shea Cleves Kinkeads Harvard prize
play, dealing dramatically with the prob
lem of a wronged servant girl
FEATURE FILMS
STANLEY-"The Honor System" with Mil
ton Sills and Miriam Cooper Raoul A.
Walsh's sympathetic powerful, sincere
production, expert in treatment acting
optical appeal. Second week. Others.
IRCADIA-"The Marriage Market" with
Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvildge, first
half of week. Efficiency Edgar's Court
ship" with Taylor Holmes, latter half of
week Others.
PALACE-"Betsy Ross" with Alice Brady,
all week. Others.
vICTORIA-"The Moth" with Norma Tai
madge and Eugene O'Brien all week,
Others.
REGENT-"Souls Adrift," with Ethel Clay
ton. Monday. Tuesday; Betrayed" with
Miriam Cooper, Wednesday, Thursday;
'"The Defeat of the City" with j. Frank
Glendon, Friday, Saturday.
DTRAND-"The Mysterious Miss Terry"
with Billie Burke, first half of week.
Sessue Hayakawa in "Hashimura Toga,"
latter half of week.
VAUDEVILLE
MISREPRESENTATION Morgan's art dancers,
Haruko Onuld japanese prma donna;
"Cranberries" Hrschoffs gypses Jack
Donahue and Alice Marion Stewart, in
"Natural Nonsense; Charles Kenna in
'"rhe Street Fakir': Palfrey, Hall and
ls Brown in comedy. songs and dances Err
W ME and Ernie, in Three Feet of Com
edy"; Nolan and Nolan, jugglers.
eLOBE-"The Boys in Blue; the Plati-
mum Beauties William Wilson and COM
pany; "On the Golf Links; "On the
Edge of Things; Frosin accordionist
j. Louis Mintz; Jeanne Palmer; Wrenn
and Wappler; Stafford and Ivy; Kola.
WILLIAM PENN-"The New Scenic Song
Revue; Bison City Four; Milo, Girard,
Hughes and Roscoe; Edith and Eddie
Adair; Jack and Jennie Gibson 1.-The
Mother instinct" photoplay, first half of
week. "The Cabaret de Luxe; Dave
Kramer and Bessie Kent; Weaver and
Mack: Fred Larien and company "The
Master of his Home" photoplay, latter
half of week.
QROSs KEYS-"Storyland" B. Forrest
Kelly "Miladys Gown; Gurde and
James; Johnson and Lee first half of
v week. 'The Bohemian Girl; Jimmie
u Shea; Conrad and Pagnana Charles
az Buckley and company Thompson and
Burr; the -Four Perrones, latter half of
week.
|I0AVAD w Al-oldity blcIDtchs NOflne
Carmen's Minstrels !; Hyland, Patterson
and Hart he.Four Perrones "The Lone
Wolf" photoplay. first half of week.
b Bobbie Heath and dancing girls; Chap
pelle and Triple; Diane Cooper June Sal
mo Gods Man" photoplay, latter half
AS of week
WRAND--Six Virginia Steppers; Blue Grass
,|& Boys; Billy Bouncer's circus: Hendrix
y and Padula; AL Farren; Swan and Swan.
ol1 week.
XnY6TONE--"A Millionaire for a Night;
f<The Tale OF Coat: The Al White
Duo; Vim. Beauty and Health; Burt
<au1 Harry Gorden; the Gallerini sis
~ t>rn; photoplay. THE Red Ace
fPKE6g-- g--Bobbie Heath and dancing
~ Jtmmie Shea; Sam M. Harris and
rony; and photoI lays. Peggy. the
-fhe<f 'lep' Tho Stolen Treaty"
Hepr.* Art half OF week.
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rNouenscd from the pldv o. Mdgrice V. SdmueiSI
copyright by WILTON Elliott F. RdU Comstock
and Morris GcstJ
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little more than an infant. so that she has,
been reared in an American atmosphere and
Is probably more Occidental than Oriental.
Mile. Onuki attempted the most difficult
OF tasks in her initial effort in New York
city to demonstrate her ability as a vocal
ist. She accepted an engagement as prima
donna at the Hippodrome despite the fact
II was considered almost impossible for her
to make herself heard and understood in
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that mammoth building. Her appearance
there was an experiment and she had
short-term contract The minute 1t ex-
pired the Japanese girl was besieged with
offers to appear in musical comedy and
vaudeville. She intends to train her voice
for another year with the idea of becoming
an operate star, and she believes the vaude-
VILE field will better fit her for this UNDER
taking
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AO>OO MATINEES 80 and 3 80.
Evgs., G:30, 8, o 49,
Pauline Frederick in THE T1I LOVE We.
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THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
3. FOR THE COMING WEEK
@The Thirteenth Chair at Adephi Starts the Legitimate
Season-Italian Warfare Pictured at
Garrick-Photoplays
NEW ATTRACTIONS,


New
by the author Of within the Law In
leen Van
GARRICKThe taken under the droc
the Isonzo, in the Alps
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
POISkie Biuro
Kurs Jezyka AngieIskiegO.

ma caly scion jesienny i zimowy.
Zyjemy w kraju W kt6rym uzywany
jest iezyk angielski. Jezeli chcemy III
Eye tak'jak zyja q ludzmi ludzie, jezeli
chCemy zajmowac odpowiedzialne sta
nowiska i otrzymaG lepsze warunki pra
cy bytu. iezeli Chcemy, azeby mas sza-
nOwano i liczono sic z nami, 10 bezWa-
runkOwO muslmy poznaG move tS, kt6-
rR tH jest p~OwsEeehnie u~iyNVana, a ia
jest mowa angielska. Azeby vice VAN
uiatwic moznoSc uczenia sic
JeEyka angielskieEo ,
| za~oszczedzic VAN w~ydatkow. kt6re
ponosicie. wpisujac sic ma kursa pro-
wadzone przez obconarodowcow - Pol
skie Towarzystwo Oswiatowe otwiera
obecnie
Kurs jeEyka an~gielskiegO.
Nauki udZielac beda pierwszorzedne
nauCzycielSkie SHY - opiata lest nader
niska. gdyz tylko $3.50 miesiecznie. Me
szukajcie i-nie czyhcie pokionow DO
gom obCym" lecZ prZyidzcie do bTaci
swoich, to jest do Polskiego Towarzy-
silva OSw.. a zaoszczedzicie bardEo VIE
le i zadowoleni bedziecie z nauki. -
Pc informacye prosimy zg}osie sic do:
POLSKIE TOwARZTSTwO oSWIATY.
1928 Cornell nj. reg Milwaukee ave,
Chicago, Illinois.
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POTRZEBA DOSwIADCZONEJ KU-
CHARKI Ma PLEBANIE. Pc Biz
SIZE SZCZEGOEY ZGkOSIC Sic DO
ADM. DZIENNIKA CHICAGOSKIE-
GO.
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POTRZEBA DZIEWCZAT DO RO-
BIENIA DZIUREK REGIME PREY
KANIIZELKACH. LAMM AND CO.,
$40 W, JACKSON BOUL. IL
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PRACA.

.ABRYKA, kt6ra Zatrudnia wiele
polskich kobiet / dziewczat potrze-
bute kilka wiecej do roboty dla ar
mil / marynarki Stanow Zjednoczo--
uych- Polskie dziewczeta ktore mo-
"a przyjechaG do Cleveland, Ohio
NIGGA zarabiaG dobrze. Poczakujace
zarabiaja $S tygodniowo. Doswiad-
czone ~zarabiaja cd SIS do SIS ty-
godniowo Cd sztuki. Ia fabryka mia
Ia stala prace przez Is lat. Adreso-
wac P. o. Box SIS Station D - Gle
veland, Ohio. " W.
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MA SPRZEDAI ma Helenowie 5 po-
kojowy murowany cottage CORA i ba
sement. Must bye sprzedany W krot
kim czasie, Tub zamienie ma Tote, al
DO jaki interes. 261S Thomas ul.
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POTRZEBA molder6w tmachine
moulders) / ~robotnik6w do staiej pra
cv W lejarni W Stanie Michigan. Ro-
botnicy zarahiaja 1915 / Sc dzien-
ME: molderzy zarabiaja $40 do $40
tvgcdniowo i Cd sztuki / nadwySka
bonus. CO try miesiace. koszt
podr6zy zaplaCony. Pc dalsze infor-
macye zglosic sic po 4:3O wieczorem.
pnr. 2547 So. Harding ave.. blisko
26tej. 1pierwsZe pietro. front. II
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KWIACIARNIE sprzedam 2 powodu
poboru wojskowego "a pol ceny.
ZgIosiG sic 963 Milwaukee ave S.
Marmel. S-ll
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Tow. Brat. Pom. Mlodz. sw.
-zeslawa ma posiedzenie misieczne
" poniedzialek dnia logo b. m, o
yodz. 1880 wieczorem, W hall para
'ialnej; wszyscy maja bye obecni.-
7 smoczyGski. PREF; S. Pitera, sekr.
,rot.. $50 y. Carpenter III.
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POTRZEBA panne ma mieszkanie-
1921 Augusta ul. 2gie pietro front
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MA SPREEDAz bargain 2342 Upton
utica dwu pietrowy dom 2 renta : pc
koi / kapiel, front ma diva ulice cena
$500. got6wki $500. Dom 1921
Whipple ul. Prawie nowy brick 5 1
s pokoi. Nowoczesny wa~rty$6,000
Cena $500 Gotowki $500 Dom
1888 Tidemont. ul.. 3 flety pc 4 po-
koje nowy brick elektryczna kapiel
Rentu $50 m~iesiecznie. Cena $500
Got6wki $500 R%eynertson 405S Eddy
nj. Telefon Irving 224.
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POTTZEPA jednego Tub dw6ch mez
czyzn ma mieszkanie u spokojnych
ludzi. 1917 Evergreen ave-, tylny
com, 1sze pietrO. 8
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POTRZEBA 4ch kobiet do szorowa-
mia. praca W dzieh. Staia praca. $40
~miesiecznie. Boston window Clean
ing Co., AS Sherman III 10
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ROZMAITE gatunki golebi ma spree
daz, Tub ma zamiane. Nam ,,Millers
Bell Necks, Owls czarne, czerwone,
zolte gl6wki, Muff Tumblerss''. -
Otwarte W niedziele i wieCzorami. -
$40 Milwaukee ave. 5-S
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Telefon Monroe 1924
1-S-15-22

MA SPRZEDAZ 1911 Austin ave 10
ia 24x11O dwu pietrowy frame diva
flety. Wielki bargain latwe warun
XII. Goodridge French and Company
80 w. Washington u. Telefon Cen
trail 1890 1-S-15-22
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POTRZEBA kieszeniarek do robie-
mia szewk6w i Sciegarek PREY spod-
mach. G.. Oman, 1901 Larrabee III.
s
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POTRZrBA Sch mocryCh chfopcow'
przeszIo 16letnich do departamentu
ekspedycyi / posviek Zglosit sic do
Departamentu ~Ekspedycyi - The
Oliver typewriter Co., 159 n. Dear
born al. :
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MA SPRZEDAH dobry rogowy salon
W polskiej okolicy 2giosic sic pnr.
1917 W. 21szy place, hub 1853 w.
22ga III. 10
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POTRZEBA mezczyzn ma mieszka-
ME. 1854 Lincoln ILL.,, 3cie pietro. 8
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POTRZEBA tkscza dywan6w. kt6rv
sic zna ma old fashioned hand loom"
Musi movie po angielsku. Jarbie. -
S42 Exchange ave. Union Stock
Yards. 8
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PIEC do ogrzewania ma sprzedaz ia
Mo. 1850 n. Ashland ave. 10
Mucha Jan Z wrZesnSla
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POTR1EBA dziewczat do uczenia I
robienia kwiat6w. AL S. Irving av.
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ma sprzedaz bardzo tanio, z powodu
nieporozumienia fa%milijnego. Biz
ko trzecn parafii po,skich. Me chce
agent6w. Ktoby sobie zyczyl, ably sic
mu dobrze pieniadz procentowa}y,
MECH sic zg1osi pnr. SAG Reed Ct, -
2gie pietro.
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SPRZEDAM duzy AUTOMOBILE W do
brym stajnie. 635S Gliding III.
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MA SPRZEDAz 140 akrowa farma
urodzajna ziemia W stanie Wiscon-
sin farmerskIe przyrzady konie, do
bry gatunek guernsey regestrowane
krowy, spichlerz budynki. so ARROW
z Crane reszta debowy las. 6 godzin
jazdy cd Chicago. Wartose $4,000.
doch6d $4,000, sprzedam lub zamie-
ME, Aobra propozycya. Piszcie zaras
do G. Pohlman. 1904 Webster ave.
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MA SPRZEDAZ skIad cukierkow -
tabaki i ~drobiaEg6w naprzeciW du-
lei fabryki, TAM rent. 2311 Armita-
&c ave.
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MA SPRZEDAz dobrze sic o~placaja-
ca grosernia z 4 pokojowem pomiesz-
kaniem. $40. Polska okolica. 1925
Huron ul, 10
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PoTRZEBA operatorek przy suk-
mach. dobra zapfata i stala praca.-
1899 Y. Paulina III. A. c. Dress Co.
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Ma SPRZEDAZ Lofty blisko Central
i Elston ayes. $3.50. Ma warunkach
podlug waszych wymagah. W. L.
Stanage, 52O6 Milwaukee C. IL
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MA SPRZEDAZ zaklad szewski. 901
No Wood ul.
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POTRZEBA kobiet do przebierania
starych szmat. 1745 Clybourn ave. s
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Music sprzedaG bardzo tanio meble
z q pokoi moze bye wraz 2 rentem
$1,000 rent 2 powodu wojskowosci
1881 Milwaukee ave-, blisko Robey
ul 3cie pietro front.
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MY

80 ARROW Is pod plugiem reszta Ia
ka dom nowy dwu pietrowy stajnie
i stodo}a maszynerye, zborze wielka
rzeka plynie obok fanny 2 mile do
miasta mieisce dobre ma letnisko
sprzedam Tub wymienie ma dom
40 ARROW % w%yrobione reszta las
dom ~stajnia farma graniCy MAS
ia 5 minut cd fabryki zamienie ma
dom
125 ARROW so wyrobione 20 Taxi
reszta las wielkie zabudowania, mas
szynerye. zboze, 8 konie Is sztuk by
dIa, SWINE DUO drobiu ziemia glin
ka blisko duzego miasta sprzedam to
MO albo wymienie ma dom wChica-
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POTRZEBA doSwiadczonej kelnerki.
2OO2 W. Chicago ave. blisko Robey.
3
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POTRZEBA mezczyzn. Western Cold
Storare Co., 9 E. Austin ave. xxx
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SKLAD eukierk6w do sprzedania.-
1895 ". Ohio nj.
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~NaTYCH,IIAsT KRAwC6w.

POTRZEBA maszyniarek. lekka pra~
ca, dobra zapiata. 1872 n. Wood III.
II
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POTRZEBA staruszki do bawienia
d~wuletniego dziecka natychmiast. -
2427 ". 24ta I'll. J6zefina Walencik.
s
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MA SPRzEDAz 6 pokojowy cottage
murowany tanio. Wlasciciel opuszcza
miasto. 2032 Cortland ul.
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DOM do sprzedania, 3 pc 6 i CORA.
Basement. 1910 n. Marshfield ave.
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MA SPRZEDAz "a umiarkowana &C.
ne grosernia / buczernia W polskiej
okolicy. 2100 W. Huron ul.
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PoRZEBA maszynist6w do Warner
I swasey, Libby and Jones and Ia
mason" jake operatorow. Foote Bros.
Gear and Machine Co., 20 n. Car
panter III. o
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA cziowieka W nauke do ap-
text. J6zef z. KrzywinSki, 1901 Barring
avenue. 1O
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POTRZEBA 2 core makers, > tub
m~older6w" . maszynowych molde-
row. 64-6S E. 25ta ul. Stromberg
Motor Devices Co. 3
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Pok6i do wynaiecia. dla jednego
lub dwoch pan6w z osobnem wei
sciem. 1925 n. Monticello ave Avon
dale.
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POTRzEBA niewiast Tub dziewczst
do sz%tucznych kwiatow. doSwiadcze-
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

PORZEBUJEMY kilka dziewczat -
przeszlo lat IS. " rozmaitych depar-
tamentach naszego skladu. Dobra "a
plata dla Doczatkujacycn. F.. Iverson
and Co., 1912 Milwaukee ave. s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
MEN
GOOD MARCHERS
JUST BEFORE THEIR DEPARTURE FOR
HOME COVERED 66 MILES IN
az HOURS TIME.
(By Associated Press.)

LAREDO. Tex. Feb. Prior 10 the de
parture for their home stations for de-
mobilization. the First New Hampshire in
new marching record Tor this section BY
covering oixty-two miles between Zapata
and Laredo III exactly %forty-two hours.
Thi, long march, made IN returning ID
the permanent camp here from down-thc-
river sub-~tations took place over road,
IN bad condition. The march was made at
night. two camps being made, the time
forty-two hour>-including the entire per-
lod which elapsed from the leaving Of "a
pata to the arrival IN Laredo.
The First New Hampshire confidently
claim 10 he the strongest 'marchine reg
lment" on the border and proudly refer 10
the record Of p miles IN >iX and three
quarters hours after having already com
pleted Il like distance, when they marched
from Dolores creek to Laredo in order to
participate IN a recent review Of troops
by General Funston. Motor trucks had
been provided for the purpose Of bring
ing the New Hampshire forces rapidly la
their permanent camp. but the men exhort-
cd their commanding officer, Colonel VI. y.
Healy, to permit them to hike" which per
mission was granted.
The performances of the regiment from
frieid climate transplanted To the heat of
Southern Texas i due to the fine plysi
cal condition Of the men.
A. expressed by the men, TIE regiment
: n hard n nuts and as tough as iron.
They are ready for any service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
TEXAS GUARD ON
GROWING

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. While there l. q
resolution pending in the senate to urge
upon the war department the demobiliza-
ton Of the Texas national guard and re-
turning the state m~ilitiaaen TO their home
stations, the annual report of the adjutant
general of Texas, General Hutchings,
shows that all the officers and 90 per cent
Of the men have already taken the fed
eral oaths, and General Hutchings says he
confidently believes that every unit of
the guard will subscribe to the federal
oath in advance of the limit set by the
war department. On May 81, 1916. Just
two weeks after the guard were ordered
to be mustered into the federal service for
duty on the border. the strength of the
guard was 1917 officers and 5000 men, and
on january J.. 1917, the number reached
2l6 officers and 1869 men, or a total Of
1905 in and out Of the federal service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
SENATE AWAITS
HOUSE RESULTS
WILL NOT ACT ON PROHIBITION UM-
TIL HOUSE HAS FINALLY DE-
ClOED WHAT TO DO.

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 2.-Advocates Of
submission IN the senate have decided not
10 take up for consideration the prohihi-
ton submission amendment or any other
liquor regulatory measures until the house
has finally disposed Of the submission
question. In the event the house fails on
th" final vote. which the pros nave decid-
ed IN aucuS To take place Friday, Feb. ,.
OH the submission resolution, then the SEN
ate will gel busy with the McNealus prop
%o>ition submitting the question to a con
>titutioual convention. The house has al
- a JOINT resolution on the subject, only
that the house resolution calls for "A con-
%stltutional convention, while the one in the
senate merely submits the question to vote
Of the people. The program 10 embrace
statewide prohibition in the new constitu-
tion in the event the resolution of the house
or senate i adopted. .