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edible to incdlblc material and the
ihuroughncss with which the edible
portions can be utilized should also be
kept In mind. Wcll.grown birds with
gOod.S!zcd masses OF moderately fnt
h"sh are more economical than either
young or ovcrfnttcd ones. At or
hinnry retail prices, full.srown chick.
en- Is the only poultry which compares
In real economy with the cheaper cuts
NJ beef and pork, but young chicken,
m"d,um.slzcd turkey goose, and guinea
fowl are often ns economical as the
NOR" oNp"nsiv" grades OF other meats.
cold.storaoe Poultry.
In discussing the us" OF cold.storngc
fowls. the bulletin snys:
The wny In which frozen birds nrc
thnwod makes great difference In the
length of time they keep In condition.
1t used 10 be customary 10 thnw them
by s"ul,lng In cold water, but this has
been proved undesirable. not only be-.
cause the water IL very likely no, TO be
clean but also because soaked birds
go or In quality very rapidly. Sonk.
Ing Ia hot water, M II sometimes done
In market for n rush order Is even
worse. A much better wny II to keep
the birds FOR - hours nj ordinary Ice.
box temperature tij degrees TO 10 dc.
eroes FnhrcnhclD. As has been nj.
rcndy .d. the sooner the birds nrc
used inter thnwing the better. md
whenever possible should be bought
rs'ifr and ,hnwed Mt home. This means
rirIny poulirv a dny before It is need.
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New S.-During the ebb tide Of
fashions is the time to plan ones COM
pnign In clothes There may have
been days on this continent when
woman could have gone along without
confusion, bought one or two Of
the new things offered by the
dressmakcrs and worn them with Sc
renity until the following season.
But today there Is dire confusion con-
cerning clothes In the minds of most
women. Few are strong enough to
rise above 1t, and not many are suf-
ticiently poised to disregard the per-
pleXitics that confront every woman
who is att ampting to dress either on
small or n large income.
Dressmakers have sprung up like
mushrooms; importers who were
once content with sending clothes
from Paris twice II year. now feel It
necessary to import them by every
boat. and standing orders are left by
them with the French houses to send
over anything that appears new or is
designated rs such.
This may not be true of all the CEN
ters of American life, but 1t is GER
tninly true of handful of great cit
les, and us women are travelling this
year in great 1locks, like birds do. 1t
is the great ccntcrs that are catering
to their tastes and capriccs and per-
suading the coin out of their purses.
Season Of Uncertainty.
So, here you have this condition of
life In early sprinG-contlicting ru-
mOrs Of what will be worn and what
will be passed up; n widespread and
sensational prosperity which enables
women to spend quantities Of money
In the name of vanity; nn immense
number Of importers, who are shut
tling across the ocean and making
new clothes do the same; Il Paris
needing money and, therefore, con-
strained To originate new garments
nt every turn in order to get the
money out of the only continent that
has 1t. .
one finds It almost impossible to sail
above it. Serenity of mind is II diff
cult thing to have when one is beaten
by currents of fashion and rivalry.
The woman who can go calmly on
from October to April. content either
through taste or through philosophy,
with the clothes she has, Is to be
envicd. She is not the friend OF the
dressmakcr; she Is the enemy OF the
importer; she Is not the purchaser
desired by the shops: but she keeps
her head above pcrpleXitics and con.
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f!EW NAMES FOR OLD COLORS
AZ Pretty at They Have A.
ways Been.

Each spring brings with II n set OF
colors TINT nr. peculiarly Its own, aud
th"s" cOlors nrc given distinctive
nnn"s OF their own even though ia"
colUrs themselves be ms old ns III"
hills, This spring we have got u set
Of really new and uncommon shades
Of color which nr" respectively known
ns snu'crn", pollu. d"lysln aud penguin.
SHui"ru" comprises three grninllOus
OF moi" color, from rcnl mole 10 beige
poIlu II n fascinating blue, very soft
nnd. nE the nnmc indicates, n real sol
dl"r's blue; d"lyHln N II wnrm rose,
and penguin d"licn'c gray with u
hint Of brown In II. Euch cnn be- hn1
In nt least tire" uuHnccs uf IT. own
pretty and becoming.
Houses with nny protonslons to be.
Ing fnshlOnHil" nr" no longer tucked
under ia" Elslrt.wniEt. The new blousn1
mr." all worn outvd" the skirt Hui
loosely glrdl"d, md Hr" ~ the busIuci
vurloty. Shocking ~ u fnyorltc ndorn.
mon' for them, and rplnshrs Of gor.
goOug Inpnn"s" mud Chimes" onbrUld.
cry ON sDmbrr mni"rinls give them n
rich md gny effect. a fascinating
evening blpus" of 'h" huHGurd Kind
which wus seen ia" other dny wnH
mndc In p"urh c"lor"i Liberty pn'In.
The hem WIS nbput three inches Wide
md h"my'itrh"d. md the blouse. which
was plated from u yoke, button"d
down th" front. Another. Of blnrk
Jersey silk had bright patches Of
multl.cplor"d Jnpnn"s. embroidery,
run with gold thread splnshoi over II,
md was gifdlcd with n thick slikcn
rope ending In lnrgc tbssels.
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Mistaken Zeal.

An old Australian farmer visited his
daughter. who had nutimacasSars on
the backs of her chairs. As he wns
sitting by the window. he spicd the
minister coming to visit jean" us she
was called. As she went to answer the
door, her father. not being accustomed
to such lncry, Snatchrd NIL the nnti-
mncassars of the chairs nnd threw
them under the table.
AYE, Jean, lass, glad | was To get
yer washing DOT u the way aforc tho
minister came in," said the old man
when the minister had gone.
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(From the United States Department of
Agriculture
The Importance of age, sex, exercise,
food, and care as influencing tender
ness and flavor in poultry is pointed
out by home economics specialists of
the United States department of ag-
riculture in professional paper, Bull
letn 467, just published.
There is much less difference, the
bulletin states, In the digestibility or
healthfulness of the meat of different
kinds Of fowls than Is commonly sup
posed. Nearly all the nutrients and
energy Of poultry, as Of other meats,
1t is pointed out, are utilized by the
health normal body. In all kinds Of
poultry table quality depends primar-
lily on tenderness and flavor, and these,
In turn, are influenced by age, sex, ex-
ercise, food, and care. Freshness Is
also an important factor, but this is
not merely question OF how long
bird has been dead, but rather Of
how far developed are the chemical
and meteorological changes which,
when they are carried too far, cause
what we Gull spelling or decomposition
In the meat. The microOrganisms which
cause dangerous changes nre likely to
be introduced by careless and dirty
handling, and for this reason cleanli-
ness should be insisted on. The
changes take place most rapidly in
the presence OF warmth and moisture.
Hence, cleanliness, cold, and dryn>ss
rrc at the bottom of nll the method =
Of caring for poultry on the farm, in
the warehouse, at the market, and In
the home.
General Considerations.
In regard to the general consldera-
tions to be observed In choosing poul-
try, the bulletin calls attention to the
fact that while the relative cost OF diff
fcrent kinds Of poultry depends pri-
mnrlly on the price, the proportion of
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Butter. Eggs and Poultry.

Chicago Butter - Creamery. aga
lUc
Eggs- FirSiH, 3Ic, ordinary frsls.
Iicd 3Gc, AT marx, cases included, 30
n 37c.
Potnto"s Wisconsin and Michigan
white. s2GoH27o. Idaho. Colorado
Washington and Oregon white. t270Ef
2s5
Poultry Fowls. 1850. springs. Isa
lshc.
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Woman Must Be
Her Own Guide

unwise to be tempted into looking
ones worst and that 1t Is far better
to refuse invitations and stay Mt
that are ugly, unbccomlng, or not
well made.
No one can tell your faults to you
ms well ms you can do 1t yourself.
One has heard II hundred women cry
out for an expert to so over all tho
clothes they have, carefully mark
down the social opportunities they
are likely to have, regard well tho
figure and complexion and the per-
sonnlity that shines through the face,
and, taking all these facts and posSi-
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fusion md should s", mn example TO
other women who may follow her IN
part, II not In whole.
Mnrch iS the month TINT divides
the ycur In half, Hs far ns women
hud clothes nr" concerned. ON" seems
to hnvc run n brcuthlcs rncc with
or against fashion until this time.
and one knows TINT III" rnc" will be-
licked up nfnln soon. Therefore. II f.
wis" to give n fow weeks over 10 mnp.
rlng out campaign TINT VIII lend 10
success or, NJ least, Keep one out Of n
series ~ lungmlros.
No one. not even Ia" rich woman.
wnntS To continue failures In the pur.
chns" Of clothes. She who hns 500
n yonr 10 spend on her apparel md
she who hna $4,000 II frotful n she
E""g h"r closet filled with garments
TINT nrn wrong, unboconlng. or lnop.
perfume.
Their. mr." III" stern economists
who Insist upon wearing their fail.
ur"s with 'hn grim determination to
punish themselves for making mis-
iBk"S, mud there mr.. others who dl4s
card them with the feeling TINT II IN
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Bandeau and bodice to match; new
fashion started by French actress 10
to complete an evening costume with
: headdress Of the same material. Tho
gown 10 made OF rcG., ,olored satin ruf-
fes from deep, pointed cuirass Of net
embroidered in gold and colored crys-
tails. The high bandeau with its chin
strap, 10 Of the same.
biliticS together, map out II rigid sys-
TEN of dress that Will exclude fail.
urcs. II any woman were successful
along that line she would make more
money than powerful captain of in
dustry. But the cry goes out into
the wilderness and no prophet an
swers.
There nrc drcssmnkcrs who take
entire charge Of certain women and
guide them ns best they can; there
are earnest friends who nrc willing to
give advice for nothing and make that
advice ns good rs human nature per-
mits but the majority OF women. nftcr
trying the drcssmakcr and the friend,
still come fncc to face with these fnil-
urcs In clothes. for the purely human
reason TINT salvation IL from within
and not from without.
Must Make Own Endeavors Count.
] do not mean that every woman
Is her own best guide. There are
thousands who nrc lifted out OF the
Iuagmirc OF failure by sensible
friends or drcssinnkcrs who literally
pull them out by the arms una com
pei them to wear the things that are
becoming and suitable; but 1t Is rare
that these women rise to any cini.
ncnco In the art Of dress. The WON.
nm who really dresses well. whose
clothes nrc rarely failures and who
appears suitably dressed ON nll occn'
sions Is the woman who takes her
clothes seriously, maps out her cam
pnign Of purchasing, puts cotton In
her ears when she hears the sirens
cry and pnsscs on her own way, rising
To whatever heights of dress she can
through her own cndonvors.
Copyright. 1917. by H.. Mcclure Sowspa
per SyndCateJ
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RICH CREAM IS DESIRABLE
Most Satisfactory 10 Farmer and Fac.
toty-More Skim MIX 10 Left
on the Farm.

A rich crcnm. testing - per cent
fnt or more, n IA" mos, m,isfnc,or,
for both fnrincr md fnctory.
Tn" best sopnrntors will skim rich
cream ms efficiently M n thin cream
md more skim milk II left on the farm
when n rich cream is SOLD.
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Provs WIS, Swamp. Roo, win Do For Yes
Gosh!

Farmer Corntosscl n letter
from one Of these nuiymobccl fcllcrs.
squire. and I'm all worked up about
II.
Squire What's the matter. Cyl
Farmer Corntosscl- Wal, The letter
says. "'rhc incloscd car Is one Of the
most popular models on the market"
But the blamed fools clean forgot L
incl0sc Maxwell Accclcrntor.
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HalfWatt Lamp Popular.

There has been II Wide adoption In
England Of The hnlf-wnti metallic iila-
m"nt lamp for Interior lighting, nnd
lighting restrictions the hnlf.wntt
lamp would probably hnvc supplnntcd
the are lamp for outside lighting.
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Chicago 1--we stock ouo,s,Ior,

Chicago Hog Bulk. ti2sOmia.IO,
light. 2jdl3ub. mixed. ti275f
1919. heavy, tl4i0ul32p: rough,
!i27O6 1850, pigs ts7hmil.5O
chttl" Satiy" bo"f cattle. t7guff
i2ib. stock"fH and feeders. ,g3bst
e2U. COWS and hol'"fs. ,525miO.25.
calves, a. UDH i276.
sheep w"th"fs 80 sjH121O. ewes
- j0d 1900. lambs. il2iOdiisO
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FINE REPORTS REGARDING
KIDNEY MEDICINE

As kidney, liver and bladder prrpa.
alton DIR. Kilmcr's Swamp Root IL rated
with the best and during the pas, sixteen
years | have sold lots of 1t, and my cus-
toners are very satisfied with the results
obtained from it's Use. II In mcr,tori-
GUS preparation and ! am not afraid to
recommend it M believe IL will do what
is claimed according To the reports re.
ccivsd. Very truly yours.
II. A. ULLERi, Druggist.
July 10, 1915. Arvada, Colo.
Ptovs What Swamp Root win DO For Yos
Send ten cents TO DR.. Kilmer a Co.
Bingham,on, N. Y, for a sample aize bot.
tie. II will convince anyone. You will
also receive = booklet Of valuable infor-
nation, telling about the kidneys and blad.
der. When writing. be sure and mention
this paper. Regular fifty. y.cent and one.
dollar size bottles for sale at al drus
storss.-Adv.
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Bould"r.-Tungsicn concentrates. G.
per cent, $500 per unit Crud" ores
CO per cent, $1,000: 25 per cent. 50 ~
a 1900 10 per cent. fS7Od puI
unit
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Send Zoe TO DR. Pierce, Invnlid,' Hotel,
Buffalo. for large trial package Of AnufiG
for kidneys bnckaohc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Prices Quoted for Metals.

New York Lead -lOssc.
Bar Silv"r-77isc.
Copper Casting brand. salG2ls
ST Louis Sprltor $1,000.
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Every dentist does wldc-opcn busl,
ncsp.
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LAT
MAR K EFT
Western Newspaper Union News Service
DENVER MARKETS..
@ UOT ALTO N S

Cattle.
Steers (pulp fed. good to
choice ..s9.2s4l0.6t
Steers (pulp fed, fair 10
good S.5OQ 9.25
Steers ebay fed), good to
choice 9.25@ 0.25
Steers (hay fed, fair to
good S.25Q 800
Heifers. prime ... 1850 S.35
Cows lpulp fed, good to
choice ................. 1909 S.25
Cows (pulp fed, fair to
good ............. 6..oQ $50
Cows (hay fed. good 1850 500
Cows (hay fed, fair .... $500 7.25
Cows, Gamers and cutters 4.5O4 600
Veal calves ............ 9.509ll.O0
Bulls $500 100
Feeders and stockers, good
to choice .............. $3.50 $50
Feeders and stockers, fair
to good ........ 1850 S.25
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon to fair .......... G.5Om 40
Hogs.
Good hogs $l2.iO@ l2.So
Sheep.
Wethcrs .................ll. IL .5OM l2.Oo
iearlings . . ........... .l2.ooQ 1919
LdlllDS lo.-o " i"'''
Ewes ..............l .lo.'om II .oo
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Make. the laundrcs. happy-thst's RED
Cross Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear
white clothes. All good pJocrr-. ADV.
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American gloves nrc In dcmnnd In
Cubn.
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+. o. b., Denver, Carload Price.
Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colorado upland, per ton .$lG.O04 100
Nebraska upland, per
ton .............. l3.oou INV
Second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. lS.OOG l4oo
Timothy, per ton ....... $4,000 l9.oo
Alfalfa, per ton ...... .12.O0Q 1900
South Park. ch, per ton. 1900 a 1000
Gunnison Valley, per ton l6.Oon lS.oo
Straw, per ton .......... 4.OO@ 900
Grain.
Wheat, CHI. mill, 100 lbs. buying SGT
Rye. Colo. bulk. 100 lbs, buying. 1.s5
Oats, Nebraska, 100 lbs, buying. 1.S5
Colorado oats, bulk, buying.... l.s5
Corn chop. sack. selling ........ ZOO
Corn in sack, selling ......... l.97
Bran. Colorado. per 100 lbs.
seliinE ................. i''o
Flour.
Hungarian Patent ...$4OO
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Cotton Market,

New York Cotton Tho market
barely steady.
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Live Poultry.
eoos.

EGGS. graded No. | net. +. o. Il.
Denver .......,.,....,.. 81
Eggs, graded No. . net, r. o. Il
Denver ................. 23
Eggs. case count, mise. cases,
less commission S7on9 90
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Fruit.
Vegetables.

Apples. Colo, fancy. box. 81 .O0H30 OF
Pears. Colo, winter. box. 2.5OQ 80,
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Butter.

Creamcrics, cX. LIST grade, lb... IS
Crcameries, I'd grade, ID 900. );
process ............... 81 y ..
Packing stock ................ 2.
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HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
F.. o. b., Denver, Carload Price.
Hay.
Buying Prices.
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Flour.
Hungarian Patent $4.O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-04
Here is the Offer

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y Henderson's Butterfly
9 Pansies. Mixed Colors.
Largest flowers and a magnifi-
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9 Complete Cultural Direc-
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Henderson's
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for 1917

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Tested Seeds, and to quickly obtain a large dis
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Everything for the Gar

4 don our 20s-page 1917
catalogue. 1t is handsomely
bound with a beautifully litho-
graphed and embossed cover.
Contains 80 colored plates and
over 1000 illustrations. 1t is a
library of everything worth while
for the farmer and gardener.
81 Henderson's White Tipped
L. Scarlet Radish. Of quick
growth, small top, flesh white,
mild and crisp.
y Henderson's Big Boston
sS Lettuce. A grand, large head
lettuce. Compact, tender, crisp.
A Henderson's Genuine
q Ponderosa Tomato. The
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-13
0dezwa do Ogolu Pol.
skiego W Ameryce.

Tow. Matek ola dzieci - ofiar
wojny W Polsce - pierwsze podnio-
slo diva lata temu mySl ratowania
dziatwy W Ojczyznie, koszonej ruina
wojny. Wielki CLOS Wodza Narodu
Henryka Sienkiewicza weZwai a
wszystkich - pred odejScfem SVEN
W zaSwiaty - do czynu ratunkewe-
go, wolajac:
,Ratujcie dzieci Narodu"....
Uroczyscie slubowaliSmy ~stworzyc
,,Fundusz i'm. Sienkiewicza", po-
~swiecony ma ten eel wyiaczny i nieSt
ofiary hoine, by uratowaC cd smierci
z giodu naimlodsze pokolenie Oh
czyzny.
Otto stoimy mad przepaScia - W
Polsce juz niema prawie dzieci drob-
nych, a to CO So jeszcze MIRA W o.
bee kamiennego cilodu serc polskich
dla dziatwy nieszczesnej.
Ale czas j~eszcze ratowaG pozosta-
Ia reszte cd Smierci glodowej. Su-
mienie Wychodztwa polskicgo drgne-
10, dion ofiarna og6iu polskiego hoj-
niejsza bye zaczyna, zaS obok VIOLA
mia: ,,NieScie grosz dla armii pol
skiei" - podnosi sic CLOS drugi ro-
wnie Shiny: nRatujcie dz:atwe W
Polsce!"
Bo i poc6z wolnoSt, przyszio$c, ME
zawislosc panstwowa, jeaeli zabrak-
ME Narodu samego, :ezeli kwiat MILO
dziezy legnie, ma polach krwawych,
zas Ian mlodych gl6wek, idacych ma
fch zastepstwo. skosi mordercza
SmierC 2 giodu.
....I OTTO instynkt ludu polsk!ego
odczul to, zrozumiai, i ofiary piekne,
%szlachetne ma ten szczytny eel p&yna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-13
PRYSzCzE? A TO POGO?
Wygladajq One NieIadnic. Spedz
JIG przcz Uzycie DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Pryszcze ma twarzy mic potrwaia
diugo, jezcIi dostaniecio pudeiko DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. Cera powinna bye
czysta pc uzyciu tych tabliczek przez
kilka wieczor6w.
Nalezy oczy$cii krew, zolqdek i
watrobe "a pomocQ Dr.. Edwards Olive
Tablets, zastepujqcych wysmienicie ka-
lionel; ME bedzie choroby ami bGlu Pc ich
uzyciu.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets czynia to
co kalomel, i r6wnie skutecznie, lecz
dziaianie ich jest 4agodne, 4 ME ostre i
drainage.
Mkt, kto bierze Olive Tablets, ME
uskarza sic M niesmak W ustach, od6r
z ust, przykre uczucie ociezaloSci, zat-
wardzenie, ubezw1adnienie wQtroby, Fly
humor Tub wyrzuty ma twarzy.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets 81 czysto
roslinnym preparation, zmieszanym z
OLIVIA; poznacie je Pc oliwkowym ko-
lore.
DR.. Edwards spedzif dlugie lata po-
miedzy pacyentami cierpiacymi M dole
gliwosci watroby i zoIqdka, a Olive Tab
lets So skutecznym tych study6w wyni-
klein.
Bierzcie jedna lub dwio co wiecz6r
przez tydziei. Zobaczycie o lie lepiej
bedziecie sic czuG i wygladac. 1Oc 25c
9udelko, We wszystkich ~aptekach. "
(ogl.i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-13
LISTY POLSKlE
Ma POCZCIE.

1903 Bandar Z. 1907 Biskup An
toni. 1911 Borowski Alex. 1912 b.
rowski Jan. 1918 Czarnecki J6zef.
1926 Dybro Pawei. 1888 Gackowski
Ludwik. 1884 Gawujchowski W.
1885 Geller L. 1886 Godula Sylwe-
ster. 1S41 Ignatowicz Marya. 1912
Jablonski Juliusz. 1S47 Kaminski G..
1S4S Kamras ]. 1849 Kaplan ]. 1850
Karpilo H. 1851 Kawalec Stanis}aw.
1855 Kobra Alex. 1857 K~olodzihski
Stefan. 1858 Kosla Helena. 1859
Kozikowski Micha{ 1860 Kozruzinski
S. H. 1851 Krawczuna Wiadysiaw.
1862 Krawczuk F. 1868 Krosowka
Helena. 1854 Kryszfiak Jan 1865
Kulak Jan. 1859 Loban Roman.
1878 Mach Fran. 1874 Madarski S.
1875 Maigus S. 1875 Makacki Mi
chai. 1882 MiSkiewicz Antoni. 1888
Mucha Stefan. 1885 Muksalicik l..
1892 Okalomicz Fran. 1896 Petrak
W. 1898 Pochepko Micha}. 1899 Po-
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