davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
Sin nIter Ncrtrad.

Sobdl0 fh 0pIonotIde Sdppcrigfeiten 5miiben Den yer. Stnaen
rm0 GentfhIono einteQten uno en 2ruf 5niiden Den Deut1heu Sanoern
befurdtet ip1rhe, iuAte 9eutidlano Icne Sntereien 1mo Die ieiner 8lrger
IN Den Ser. Stnuten al it6ern Gin Gerfrog, Der III oas Sabr 1873 be5p.
1928 auritdfebrt, pur6e BON 0eutidlon0 entoeft. 8albtngton erbtelt
bon oniem bier [d1gt pergeienen Scrruge Gadridt.
gab Dem &ertroge mdren Die Sntereflen Seut1bldnoS inO 1ener
0iraer in Nmerifa I'M Sale zines SregeS geidDert SerlIn benuiDte nl
Sen SSnboIt oeg @ertrnges auf 0e Scb5et 81 iibertrogen 1mo ernldte I'M
lre geaierlmg mn 8ctGtgung. Die 0eutlhe MusRgung 0s Mbtommens
zines 9rieoes ber pnbnenoe De1ihe 9eidsungeborige Dem Sertrag ge-
rtB bebonoelt meroen. 6olde @erionen neroen fb I'M 8oli5elbureau
1neioen rruiIen; ferner meroen fe oDne beionoere .Grlanbnis niDt retRn
Dirfen. 9egnrungsbconrte io1en Dafir bolten, oaB. MnlerifaS enn5lges
3nl i'm 3igeln Scr 0eutlden &egierlng mo niJt IN Der Sdaoen5uflgnIl9
Ser 0ettfhen 8eoDlerurg betdn0e. 9mb 0ieier Musegnng miro es a1o
alien oeutidaen 9iirgern Der Ser. Staaten getattet letn, olb I'M sole pes
Grieqes i6rer Q%eidGfhgung tie 6ubor nob5u9eDen. Soufe 1eoop 1'
n,ono it'd aeqen irgenopelbe @eebe o0er Tertugungen bergeben, Oann
noq er berfdbert ien, 0uB. elm @efun9enenlager lNn ndd1ter Aufentbolts-
OFT 1Gn miro Sn SSntere}e 0eutihlnn0s lnO Der bier mobnenoen Seut-
1hn mdre es 0ringeno on5uraten, Gb BON 1egluber 8emdlttdt 81 enfDal-
ten. Die l1nlItGnOe mOgen es nit fb brtngen, DuB 10 n1anober UeuflDe
@ngriifen irgenopelder gt ausgeiebt en miro Sabe1 ntB er leooD be-
0enfen, 0aB e8 inter Den pbpaltenoen Serbaltnt1en be1er lei, 81 11De1gen
ub 0e 8eleioigung rubig bin5uneDmen, als oararf 81 antnOrten. Od-
bur6 miro er ourdous nod fem Seiglrng, ionoern er ptelt Den 8erNn, Der
Ienen 4nqreHer nit Sdyueigen am lpirfrngsboanen 1rafen fann. Sem
ouerifoniid1er ,Gertleuaan" miro fh 3l geIeioigungen berablaIen. a2an
muf INNER beoenfen, 0B elm &rieg 5phhen ben bepaffneten &rdften
3peier 2dnoer lto nbt 5fpnden Der 3ioilbepolferlng getubrt miro. Gas
qnerifniide 8olf miro mad Ser cNten aufregung sur Hube gelangen
umo es Itbt an errparten, 0aB in Mnerifa lebenoe Ser11be bon tm gut
umo ioqar nit S0nidfet b~ebanoet DerOen. Us mare acknowledgements
ier All boauern, fpenn n6 Mmerfaner 0etther Mbltntnlr1rng IN Mrt-
IetDeuid1uft qe5ogen pir0en. ln0 oMb fann ein puDer Wen1fenDaufe
f5 in Der @ufreg1ng ler pit Dergefen. Sn lplhent 6aae Ut ole He.
oer1no fir Sen anqefiqten Sdaoen berantDortib; 5nntal es tbe Etl1ft
lit, hire 9nrger gu idGben. Sober Oeutlbe no jeoer Nmerlfaner tue
feline 9flift, 1no ouf iohe Beie fam llnannebmlidfeten borgebeugt
,ner6pn -ogsofram".
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
Ser Gyra6ia6rsfelosng,

Sd5pn Dor Monatef bebaftgtcn it'd europdilde lno oul Derge
9lGtter nit Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bonn Sabre 1917. Wtan ret BIN lm0
her; IhlieBld nabmen Die meiTen &ropDepn nit Selhlnrntbett al, 0aB
uf Ser gSeItfront Die grobe sSrubabrsidlad]t iahftnoen mltroe. 9e
m1ttigen 8orberGtungen, Die angebli6 auf Dem ipeiliten &rlegslbatplat
qetrofen muroen, meroen pieQeidt nod 81 gSancr peroen De Auiterten
befefiqten ih aufs bee in ibren Stelungen, 5lnnal nc annoDnen DOB
0ns 3nl Der 9eutifen gegen Den @efen gerihfet lei
Sebt fdheint cine unermartete 9tamridt anf einen MngrHt btnduoeuten,
ser gegen Sic Sffront geridtct 1T. Sn Eetrograo 1T man gegennortig
ungernein aufgeregt, 90 in grfabrlng gebradlt mttroe, oB ole oroolt1de
Sront oer1n6dIt Ser groBc Gornpfplob ien miro, lno 5par Das 3fel: Eetro.
ara0 5clbft Sogar ru1Tde StnatsmGnner betlrdten elnen 1ol6en Mn'
qriff. Gana guBlono lit gegenfpGrtg nod bon Dem Sttrnt Der HeDo=
luton bet1ubt. Die groBe lfofe bcs &olfes fam nod inmer nift Den
oroRen 95anoe Ser 0inge begrifcn. Die Hufien in0 aus benz ionoerba.
rem groime nod INNER n1t in bic @rnidfet 5~urIdgefebrt. g&e fonns
ten fe Dies af feng bringen penn tic beoenfen, oGB ibnel Den tietge.
fnehteten Sflapen, plobi6 Ser Sfmn Der 5reibeeit erifenen 1T IN oil
feiuena @lonae uo ali Niner Iradt. NnBlonos gegenfpartiger 3ultono
n1oq oennob bon Sen 3entralmddtcn aasgenlbt meroen. Die Eepolu+
tion bot nod LANCE nht ibr gnDc gcfnoen. Scr Slut 1d Srieoe madt
fh o~1entho[ben bcrunbar. Spgar in Tetrograo meroen Shnmen borbor.
Sic ihr GerIonqen nab 9rieoen oeutli6 ausfrlfen. Gas Mfator 1ebt
heute oIg Ser qroBe @Grei1ngsfoftor 90, lno Der &rpgsgetlt mar unhr Den
guien ME ouf hober Stufe Gona 9fuBlano, |. +. Die groBe gRaie Der
@cpolferunq iebmt fi6 nob ser SerbeHlbrrng oes 6reoens. Ser 6elo-
ana ser 3entraln1dte, 1oGte er gegen Die Slttront gerthtet lem, mag
TuFlono All einem Sonocrfrieoen oeranlufen. SIN ganoen 2anoc herriGt
cine Itorfe Stinualtng 5u Gumen oes 8rieoens. Sour einige @enge.
So, Sen aontpf bortndfg fortnsen tuoaen, mberften fb Dem @inIdc
Scr @fane
Ser gifauq scr 0g1fhen ouf Der @etfront mag audi feline @rinoc
hoben. 9ie Sruppen Ser 3e~ntroImGdte 5ieben fd nidt 5urid, neil es
linen an Wsodt uo arot gebridt, ionoern aus ltrategiiden @rInben. Gin
fdher SRiifalq mmb acknowledgements Die @eaner aus ibren befefigten
efpImnoen trGben, in benen fc pielcbt ben @ngrif ougenblidlih err.
mortetcn I'm Sen nGditen @Sohen miro Die Ndt einen llmIfnpung Der
Dinqe oepobren, mic cr mobI nidt erfpartef plroe. -D@olram".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
7--s---7- -s-4- 80 ---s---sa---
THE, EsSTHONI.ANS.
uoIsN

Washington. Sept. 2s,~-The Esthon
lans. who constitute four-fi fths oil
the population of the Russian Baltic
province OF Esthonia. which lies be-
tween Riga and Petrograd. is the sub
ject OF the following war geography
bulletin issued today, by the National
Geographic society from its Washing
ton headquarters
Like the Firms. to whom they are
closely related. the Esthonians or
hIsths. a race numbering a million
people. more than 100000 of whom
reside in Esthonia. retain many char
acteristios which hespeak their Mon
golian origin. They are long-armed
and ort-legged have broad faces
and low brows. are usually beardless
and have oblique eyes.
The first record OF the Esths In
Europe reveals them as a daring
predatory people of the Baltic whose
rrattc outrages enkindfed the wrath
of Danish kings as early as the twelfth
century, In 1874 and 1875. Canute
VI sent strong expedition against
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Vice President Marshall In the last
few days The president took oc-
casion TO add the other four to the
Minnesota petition and handed them
al 70 Chairman Fomerene at the
50 me time
The Minnesota petition, II was
made known. was signed BY Governor
) A. BUrnquiat Attorney General
Lynaon y smith. = W Ames. John
Lind John H. MCGEE. {. n Marsh
ard 4 g. Weiss
The petition from I4aFollette's own
state came from the Loyalty league
of the city of Washhurn It follows:
"0ue thousand citizens Of this COM
munity hereby unite in appealing TO
The senate Of the United States that
our senator Robert VI LaFoIleite. be
smpeached for his reasonable utter
auce and disloyalty to our govern
ment with regret do we hereby in
dict the senator for criminal sediton p"
n NJ Jones. of Washington. r G.
wrote % tbs xiceSnrcstdenf;
~ wish taeentar my protest against
teh utterance@ of Senator LaFollette
in = aul. Mimi. as coming danger
ousiy near treason I ask that the
attention Of the senate be called 20
the remarks If in your Judgment II
is {. he time 10 help the government
not 10 ol,struct.
Another Washington man. w A.
Coombs wrote:
LAS citizen Of the United States.
! most strongly urge the expulsion Of
Robert NJ La Toilette from your au-
gust body, upon the grounds Of sedi-
ti3us and reasonable utterances In a
speech recently made by him
c. w. Cannon. OF New York city.
telegraphed.
Il have a son now In the aviation
corps in France. fighting for his coun-
try. flag and world freedom. As a
good American citizen. ask for the
Impeachment of La Toilette After
his seditius speeches of yesterday, he
is not Il ftt man to represent US in our
senate. When our sons are giving up
their lives for the cause of their coun-
try, should they he compelled 10 listen
TO such traitors In our midst ?"
aasG 1egs 1850 $3.50 '''''' uoIsYy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TO MEET TUESDAY
work of Richmond Branch of Com
mission on Training Camp Activi-
ties to Take Shape This Week.

There will be meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Richmond
branch Of the war department com
mission on training camp actlVllteS'
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
University club.
University club. This committee con-
sists of the officers Of the branch, all
committee chairmen, Major General
Cronkhite and Mayor Ainslie, these
two being ex-officio members.
1t is probable that by that time the
chairmen Of the several committees
named at the meeting Thursday night
will have selected their associates on
the COMMITTEES, in whose hands must
very largely if not altogether rest the
success Of Richmonds effort to do its
bit for the proper entertainment Oh
| the soldies coming here from CamI
| Lee and other Virginia cantonnlents
Miss Katherine Halves has been
named as chairman OF the commit
tee on girls and womn. Miss Halves
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

them. ard forced number of the
lawiess bands 10 accept Christianity
and allow themselves TO be baptized.
Hardly had the warlike proselyters
left the Fsthonian shores. however.
than tine inhabitants reverted TO bar
barism and their heather practices,
y quarter OF a century later. wade
mar II was more successful He sub
iugated the northern portion of the
land and brought the inhabitants I'M
der submission to the Danish crown.
II was never a willing submission,
however. and for more than a hun
bred years the inhabitants gave their
conquerors endless trouble until 134S
Waldemar ", decided that they we're
mot worth the bother" so ne sold
his interest in the rebels ard in their
land 10 the Knights of the Sword,
who were gradually spreading their
net OF power northward from tTeu-
tonic lands.
For more than 500 years there
after the lot ,of the Esthenians was
virtually that Of serfdom under their
German landowners.
In the sixteenth century both the
mobiles and the fortified towns Of Es-
thonia placed themselves under the
protection OF the Swedish crown. but
they were forced 10 acknowledge a
new master after Peter the Great
successful wars against Charles Mi,
For the last thirty years the Rus
sian imperial government has been
making systematic efforts 10 Russify
the Esths. trying especially TO aeolish
the Esthonian language 10 which thf
people have chung tenaciously. Harsh
regulations as to the use of the IAN
/ rt1aCe in the schools have not served
| to wean the people from their own
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

is at the head of the Young Women's
Christian association and is chairman
of the state council of defense on
moral and spiritual forces.
An interesting and valuable com
mittee that has been named by the
Richmond branch Is that on CONNER
cial relations. In event there are
reports that Richmond business men.
hotels or restaurants, or any one else,
are overcharging visiting soldiers or
their families, this committee will run
the reports to earth. If such reports
prove false 1t viii so brand them. II
true. the committee will brand the of
Tending person or concern.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
X Formal Demands for In
mediate Action Received by
United States Senate
1EAPOLIS SPEECH
sis OF ALL CHARGES
ernor Of Minnesota and
Anm;ssion of Public Safety
AK That Seditious Words
Punished

Aington. Sept. 2a,-~Senater Rob
fafacn La Toilette, Of Wisconsin,
IN found bitter public sentiment
&inxt him crsstailzed Into Ave strong
t&tpns demanding his expulsion from
enate of the tinted states. one
fgnm the Minnesota commission
1ffc safety, two came from Wash
and d fourth came from New
u " rity. The Attn came from La
Hates own home state
mus bonn barded. La Toilette refused
Take any statement or answer any
M against himself 1t i$ thou s42t
% M address the senate next week.
& 6ator kellogg. Of Minnesota. pre-
IL Lsthe frst petition. IT surprised
y naietts ana startled the whole capt.
|. HSeditinn'' was the charge made.
&end to the desk said senator
i0e "a petition In the form of a
4tson from the governor aud the
gfr,,fxston Of public safety Of Mime
II TOR appropriate action.
fne nrtisien follows:
9NkerNas. senator Robert NJ. La Fol-
NJ made an address OF a disloyal and
81 Mia nature at a public meeting be-
r. large audience of the Non par
k Niea trale convention at ST Paul on
exAmber 20; and.
xVYhAreaE, the utterance Of senator
q [xafkfte, with all the prestige OF
4 sktrh office as senator of the
liza states, made under the protec-
IA sSf guarantee of the president
|fHx Nor partisan league that no dis
mi expressions would be permitted
|kMayne alleged conference between
Il XUcera and consumers on the high
~ NJ liytug. have already served TO
l39fS sE Unreasonable sentiment in the
A0f Minnesota and. being spread
UirrK The public press. have no other
6Ftkan to weaken the sypport OF
Srhment carrying Cha war
u hereby resolved ut the
lots commission of pu0iE safe,
knAOtfuliy petitions the senate oil
United States TO institute proceed
kasHhckfng to the expulsion OF me
II HILBERT NJ La Toilette from the
later ~ teacher Of disloyaity anf
&lf10d. giving aid and comfort tc
y a1nrniesl and hindering the gov
fsx3ia n the conduct of the war.
Be8lt further resolved, that copies
Lnfr resolution with copies or La
"a U&fI2 BpcoCti DC Iot WdruVu W WV
3salAraf Of tho senate and Senators
nd Kellogg.
Q onRk6r kellogg made no comment
or the speech, either
~ Roor OF the senate or private
Nher were referred by Vice-Presi
f3t Nsrshail to the committee or
4lAnon and elections. of which
&taSs~ pomerene. of Ohio, Is chair
Cher members of this com
kx&fe Reed, vardaman, Hughs
Thompson. James, King, VOL
Da3{fnThann. Kenyon. Sherman
U - and Kellogg.
ona Il Toilette was not in tn,
4ixos 4Amber when the petitions
Mn r a4ted,
I'M TIE senators knew Of tn.
letters demanding Ia Fol.
31lom 4hst hAd 0cens q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

tongue. however. One characteristic
which has served TO preserve the Esth
language through the centuries has
been the peoples love for poetry. and
they have rare natural gift for versifi-
cation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
T.. ID. Hundley.

West Point; Va. Sept 29-L4 D
Hundiey. fifty years of age, died sud
denly at his home near Sweet Hall
on the 18th instant. He leaves an
aged mother and three sisters and two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
m Vronans Firing Line Wholesalers Manufacturers Travelling Men

The orthodox Greek church of
Russia also has conducted an active
program in Esthonia, but according
TO the latest religious census s6 per
cent of the inhabitants are still Luth-
Grams"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

brothers to mourn their loss. He was
laid to rest at Colosse church, of
which he was member.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- ccivcd by the Coast and Gcodctic Sm- vey, to be opened at the office of the Survey at Washington, D. C.. con De- ccmbcr z, 1917, at l2 o'clock noon. for the purchase of the steamer Taau This vessel is now at Cordova, Alaska Instructions Co biddors information concerning the vessel, and form of proc posal may be had on application Co Jh. Superintendent, Coast and Guodnuc Survey, Washington D. C., or to the Inspector Coast and Goodctic Survey. POP Burke Bldg. Seattle. Wash
 Pub. Nov. Q. l2, l4.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

New stock Fshermau's Rcd Rub- Der Knee Boots, $55O pair. Brown G Hawkins, Quality First. tf
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

Rayo Table Lamps with shades at Graef's. Ol5tf
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09
MEN-Road Cottcrs Ad today

MEN-Read Cottcr's Ad today Mems Heavy Moleskin Pants. Very good for hard wear. Brown & Haw- kius, Quality First. If. Long distance Jelepnone booth at The Branch.
 A. McIvcr, licensed undertaken. MEN-Read Cottcrs Ad today. For sIcds and ice skates see Gracf. Hard Times Dance Saturday night at the A. B. HalL Everybody come
 N.lO NIEN-Rcad Cottcr's Ad today. City Express. Phone Main I2z. Meet me at The Branch.
 ------ ,--.- Get your Steel Cable at Graers. H. Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
  Andy's Express, phone Madison 143 We carry Symphony Lawn Station cry. Seward Drug Company. Waterfli & Frazier whiskey at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09
FOR RENT

TO IET-Good two-room cabin, fur nishcd See Doughcrty. N21 FOR RENT co Five-room furnished house complete. Hot and cold wa ter and bath. Inquire Gateway
 NJ: TOR RENT--Weu-rwnishcd fvc-room house. See Doughcrty & Stewart.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

Ask your Erocers For Seward Bakery Bread.
 9 c. Kodak, Jr, Kodak Sl2dO- Seward Drug Co.
 Pearl on SL-5 a can at Graefs. q Oyster cocs,aus at The Branch. MEN Road Cotter's Al today
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Chcap; 4-room pIastcrcd house, with basement Terms: Ad- dress P. O. Box l475 Nov 20 FOR SALE-One Nome hickory bas- ket sled. See Sexton. G FOR SALE-Chcap; 1 dining table, willow rocker Inquire over Key.
 N9 FOR SALE - One squirrel parka, handmade. See Sexton. If. FOR SALE-Furuiture, inquire Louis SoIsnes, First Avenue, north of Adams. Nov. IA .-.----....r-.-.r r.-.-.~-..-r-..
 WANTED, Miscellaneous
 WANTED - Work by day or hour. Mrs. Young Ashland Studio x 9
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

Long distance Jelepnone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

Waterfu & Frazier whiskey at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

We carry Symphony Lawn Station cry. Seward Drug Company.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

A. McIver, licensed undertaken
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-09

FOR SALE-One Nome hickory bas-
 ket sled. See Sexton. tf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-31

datek zaplaciG NIGGA W pieciu ra-
tach - drugiego kazdego miesiaca,
poczawszy cd Ego listopada, Tub mo-
ga oni ziozyt bond osobisty, re pelna
sumo zaplaca Ego marca.
Stosownie do starego planu, caly
podateL miai bye zaplacony Ego IL
stopada, albo termin mogf bye pre-
dfuzony do Ego marca jezeli SYN
karz wymagana kaucye zlozyI W
Bondach WolnoSciowych.
. - q
Bezpiatne przedstawienie obra--
row migawkowych W sail parku Eek
hardta, Noble i Chicago aves., Cd
bedzie sic W piatek, poczatek o 60
dzinie Sci wieczorem.
= =
Ma Slizkim chodniku pred domem
pod mr.. 755 No. Paulina ul., wczoraj
wieczorem upadl Jan Domorowski,
lat AZ, zam. pnr. 526 No. Marshfield
ave-, doznajac wywichniecia prawej
nogi. Rannego ambulansem przewie-
ziono do szpitala powiatowego, a ma
stepnie do domu.
< = q
Przechodzac przez tory kolejowe
PREY 45ej ulicy i LOOMS ave., Sta
nislaw SARA, lat &c, zam. pnr. 1895
So. Ashland ave-, potknal sic i u
padi pod przeje1dzajacy pociag kolei
Chicago Junction. Koia pociagu
z~miazdzyly mu prawQ noge powyzej
kostki.
u q q
Jan Buza, 1901 Maryland ave., "a
ginai Ago pazdziernika. iona jego
prosi, ably do niej pisai; dzieci CO.
dziennie modls sic o ,,powr0t taty".
q q q
Aresztowana "a kradziez W ska
die departamentowym Wiebdldta,
E. Pearson, skazana zostala przez
sedziego Prindevilla ma 60 dni VIE
zienia. Ia podobne p~rzekroczenie W
skladzie Wieboldta, r6wniez ma 60
dni wiezienia przez sedziego Prinde-
villa skazany zostal Harry Siegel.
q q q
Do sekretarza Stanu, Emersona, a.
plikacye o inkorporowanie stowarzy-
szenia High Life Sporting Associa-
ton, wnie$li wczoraj Aleksander
B. Rylowicz, Bernard Kapczak
WIadysiaw Stermer.
Ma aplikacyi o inkorporowanie ste
warzyszenia National Coal Jobbers
ASSN, jake inkorporatorzy podani
So: L. Romanski, E. NJ. Plat i c. L.
Couch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-31

Kapitan stacyi p%olicyjnej West
Chicago ave-, otrzymai list cd Fran
ciszks S~kolskiego, alias Thomas
Griff, kt6ry znaJduje sic W obozie
wojskowym Crook. Nebraska, W
tlomaczeniu tre5ci nastepujacej:
Drogi Panic:
znajduje sic W wojsku Stanow
zjednoczonych; nazywam sic Fran
ciszek Skolski. Zapisujac sic do
wojska, przybra1em nazwisKo To-
masza Griff / oSwiadczyIem, 4e ro-
dzice moi umarli; take skiama-
lem CO do miejsoa urod5enia. Mo-
WHEN, re urodzilem sic W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych, lec1 to ME
prawda; urodziiem sic W Polsce.
Lubie 4ycie wojskowe, ale dfu-
zej ME moge wytrzymae, DO lic2e
tyIko lat II / dlatego prosze Gle
o wyszukanie mego ojca, J6zefa
Skolskiego, kt6ry ostatnio, o lie
Imi wIadomo, mieszka{ pod mr..
$50 No. May VI"
P%olicyanci pod podanym adresem
nikogo pod naZwiskiem Skolski
wczoraj odnaleSc ME mogli. Ktoby
posiada} wiadomoSci dotyczace joe
ia Skolskiego, proSzony jest zg}osit
sic ma stacye West Chicago do sier-
7anta H~elinskiego.
q q q
Urozmaicony i zajmujacy ,,Mardi
Gras", ma ulicy W. 26ej, pomiedzy
Albany / Kildare aves., ma Kazimie-
rzowie, dis wieczorem urzadza
stowarzyszenie ,,26th st. Business
Mems ASSN. Poczatek o godzinie
Tel. Wiecz6r dzisiejszy jest tylko po-
czatkiem karnawalu, kt6ry trwac
bedzie do 1880 listopada. w kazdy
wiecz6r nastepnych 17tu dni, pc 26ej
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