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The Newark journal., 1917-12-13
TO Live k~OE79 i!

A receipe given by q famous physician for long life was 0Keep the kidneys in good orderl Try to eliminate. thru the Skin and intestines the poisons that other wise clog the kidneys. Avoid eating meat as much as possible; avoid toomuch salt, alcohol, tea. Try milk and vege, table diet. Drink plenty of water, and exercise so you sweat-the skin helps to eliminate the toxicpoisons and uric acid"
 For those past middle life, for those easily recognized symptoms of iniiam- nation, as backache, sealding 0water, !" or if uric acid in the blood has caused rheumatism, "rusty1 joints, stiffness, get Anurio at the drug store. This is q wonderful climinator of uric acid and was discovered by Dr. Pierce of Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. If your druggist does not keep 1t send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce for trial package and you will know that it is many times more potent than lithia and that it dissolYes uric acid as hot water does sugar.
The Newark journal., 1917-12-13
UP-TO-DATE XMAS MAXIMS

Never look a Christmas gift in the price tag.
 There is nothing so rare as a present you wanted.
 A ton of coal is rather to be chosen than gaudy jewels.
 Beware of mistletoe it grows on the border of matrimonial jungles.
 Betterbroken toy drums than broken ear drums.
 Christmas spirit seldom in toxicates but it generally bank rupts.
 Christmas belles manage to ring in quite a few gifts.
 Just now the most popular book seems to be the pocket book.
 Never put gift cigar in the mouth.
 Christmas gifts are some what like babies-you can't al- ways get what you want but wisely be contented with what came.
The Newark journal., 1917-12-13

The Christmas dinner is a feast everywhere, but, oh, ho" different
 Should you feast at French table you would be served a fowl cooked and garnished in the perfect way in which the French do such things, and liv- CT pudding rich with truffles and seasoning.
 In Spain you would begin your dinner with a soup of sweet almonds and cream, fol- lowed by fish roasted before the fire and pasted with lemon, chopped garlic and oil.
 Quite in contrast is the Rus sian Christmas dinner, the fea- lures being the national soup, mixture of beef bouillion, boiled cabbage, sour cream and the fermented juice if beet roots, served at any time dur ing the day, and young pig.
 Should you dine in Italy you would find the principal dish was eets, one being served to each guest rolled in a laurel leaf and the dinner being ser ved between eight and twelve in the evening.
 The regulation German Christmas dinner consists of roast goose stuffed with chest nuts, pork boiled with sauer- kraut, beef with sour sauce. black buildings, smoked goose, baked apples, etc.
 Swiss confectionery cake, fruit and nut buildings, Geneva fritters and a paste made of fruits, spices, marmalade, eggs and kirsch are included in the Christmas dinner in Switzer- land, where the piece de re- sistance is roast goose.-EX.
The Newark journal., 1917-12-13

ono so sure that 1t can De guaranteed. "Favorte Prescription will benefit or cure, in the case of every tired and afflicted woman.
 An easily procured vegetable pill IS made up of May-apple, the dried juice of the leaves Of aloes, and the root of jalap, made into tiny pellet and coated witl sugar. It was first put into ready-to-H- form ly pr. Pierce nearly 50 years ago. Almost every drug store in this country sells these vegetable pellets in vials for 25e-simply ask for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They have Dr. L. Y. Pierce stamp.
The Newark journal., 1917-12-13
Father Georges Xmas

was important in the fact that the heart of the colonists had
 been crushed in their vain eff forts to stem the tide of the
 British aggression, and it was a fine Christmas gift to the na- tion when George Washington not only checked their only ad- vance, but turned their jollifi- cation in Trenton into a rout which he followed closely and which was the first successful
The Newark journal., 1917-12-13

The most memorable Christ mas day in the history of our country was that on which George Washington crossed the Deleware in a boat, followed by his small but resolute army, and captured the British and Hessians at Trenton in 1776, an important turning point in the early perod of the truggle, says the Philadelphia Press. It
The Newark journal., 1917-12-13
WHEN IT LOOKS DARK to any wea

or ailing woman. Dr. Pierce's Favor ite= Prescription comes to her help. For female com plaints," pains, in, ternal inilamma- tion or Liberation, bearing-down sen, Sations, and all c hronic we k nesses and d C. rangements, this Is the proven rem afiv It'c fba oI1I1I
The Newark journal., 1917-12-13
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE PROMO ouinine. It stops the Cough and Headache and works of the Cold. Druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure. E. ". GROVES signature on each box. BOG.
The Newark journal., 1917-12-13
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The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-21

Fruit, Home Made Candies. and Pop.
corn viii he for sale.
Mrs. Frank Waggoncr. Mrs. Geo.
Burricr. Mrs. u. W. iinbcock and Mira.
win Acton. Mrs. John Adolph and
daughter. Miss Minnie; George Drake
and family. Gus Norris and oris ani
Frank Conner were oil In st. Joseph.
Saturday. .
Mrs. Rosa Apgnr spent several
days last week with her brother,
Frank Acton. and family. Mrs. Ap-
gar left Thursday evening for Center
vile, H.. where she viii make her
home with her daughter, VIM. Pear
son and family.
A meeting ut the Christian church
will begin Dec. 30. Rev. A. J. lIol-
lingsworth. of Kansas City. will con-
duet the meeting. and Prof. Ernest
Iunsford will lead the singing. Rev.
O. II. I.oomis, pastor Of the church.
will be here To start the meeting.
Misses Winnifrcd and Mildred
plummcr. Of Crosbyton, Texas. are
here visiting with their uncle, Robert
Plummcr. and family, and other rcla-
tives. We understand that Ben Plum
mcr has sold his farm interests IN
Wo A"n i.or;u. LIN af,.r n n"w ,oca';on Rem
,ho,o,S o, 'S roop, IN IA Halt Sor v"', vel
Maud Ann Huggins was born in
White Cloud, Kansas, October q.
1874, and died mt her home near For-
est City. December II, 1917, aged ~
years, 2 months and 3 days. She
came to Holt county in 1875, and was
united In holy wedlock TO James Ed
ward Mcfarland, ssntemoer y, isoi,
TO TINS union Ten chliaren were 4orn
Mrs. blanche bassiord' 81 be!cit'
Kansas; Kansas; MRS, orbha Isrr, o. pougas.
wyoming; Mrs beaiah Kuhn OF For-
est City; Cecil, Harry, Harold , bern,ss' NICE
Warrie, berhard anu rauIne. Az
save say the three married aaagh.ers were se.
iving at nome ~ tne TINE OF her
death. sister McFarland gave her
heart 70 God ana ner iiie 70 nis ser,
wee number OF years ago, ana ~ tnc
time 81 % ner % dea'h i was . memper S, o.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-21

Mice line Of Pyrex Baking Wara
Buy Q Parker Pen for . Xmas
present. For sale st Phillips Drug
Stsre.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-21

p. o. Phillips' Drug Store for Q
complete line Of Xmas presents.
Mrs. Yslser Staley, Of the Ben.
ton district, was having her eySe
tested by DR.. Proud, last Friday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-21

Fer eale-Sems short Horn Bull
Calves. Can q o. addroG0 Chas,
Weed. Forest City, No. FarmsrS
Fnooe' ..-. .s. ..-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
I'm [fnnInnn nnneLnnnt.

sfobelnadrihter, iuelcbe Die iidere
g(nftnit in gnglan0 oeS GontineehtS
Der 9oltimorer 9rnnfenpilegerinnen
onfiinoiger, iin0 bier eingetroiien.
Gie araufenpflegerinnen 6atteu Dor
uneei16r 5iuei @odcn 0ie &eiie na6
europa augetreten. SRI. Barbara
6. Stoliifer hm6 SRI. @ol0ie @rice,
geiOe goltimorerinnen uuO @rnou.
irte Der .MarDlano llniperiitGtss
ShuIe", fo6elten ibreu 9lnge6orieen
lire iidere 9lnflnit, 9(n0ere arau.
feilpilegerinnen in Dem Contingent
iino; SRI. Girginia Glenoenin BON
9aDpieip; SRI Mart6a ". 6artman,
SRI Sarab g. Gaie mo SRI. @race
S6cp6eroion bonn 11ercD Soipital;
SRI. D2arb SeoIoiad imo Sri. 0lar.
earet @o6lgenutb BON 9(nnapoIiS
puo SRI. @illiaus bonn llnioeriitats-
SpipitaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
e0nnenaniaana nnS .lInteraana.

SonHenaliigang ..4 Il. "A We.
SoHncnintergong ...7 Il. % Wt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
4m 0ienltr nes g9n6Lthnns.

0as Gontite Oes 6roucn.&iilfsocr-
ems Der u0eltiden @eieaiboit BON
MorDlano~ miro am ndditen Gien-
iiag, 9ormittogS Inn fl ll6r. cine
8eriommIlug i'm @emeinOebouie an
Ser Gde bon Segingtou- uno Soai-
0aDItrobe bolten. @S miro ernartet,
Dob Oie @fitglie6er iicb ooIl5dblig eiu-
fin6cn oa ipidtige Qlngelegenbeiten
beiproden Wcroen iollcn. 9os iibli1e
aaffeefrdn5hen ipeldes jeocn eriten
Dienitag i'm @lonot abeebalten miro,
finoct ON 9ienltas, oen 5. Sunt
9labmittoQs 3 ltbr, 1tatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

2ut5er, o9laein @ott in Der SOB iei
CIR, Die grQBe 0oroIogie.
2. &iingitlihtr0ie BON @artnnB,
oSdyniidet 0ns 5eit nit 0aieu.~
3. %iingitanipro6e oes @oitors
5. Sofmann. @emeinoelieo: yaonm',
fomm on @eiIt".
A. 0ie Confirmation, @eIiib0e lmO
Ginicghuug.
o. @emeit oe o9htn bitten mir oen
6eiligen @eiit.~
Iie id0ae STRIDE lit iiir 0ie Seier
ieita9 seidmiidt, un6 Der G6or bat
inter 9citiing oes sroi. 60. 8odner
idon ieit @odeu iiir oieie @eIegen.
Geit geiibt.
II. StepGonia-, @emein0e.
@aitor Or. @6. =. Sennig6ouien,
Raiior emeritus, ser langid6rige
Seeliorger Scr ct. elephant @emein.
DC, genieBt ieineu mp6loeroienten
9lu6citono onf ieincm 2anSIib in
SS0IepDb. 9ln ieine SteIle lit @oitor
96riitian lgierer getreten ser om II.
Niai nit ieiner Satin uno ieinen
5lpei &inOcru non Glilman, 9llabama,
bierber oefunmen lit Ger 9ebtcre
6dlt 6eute ieue eritc &iingiipreoi9t
in ser Stride, Gdc San6urg- inO
6anoper. StraBe. Sic @oniirmotions,
ieier lit ollfgeidoben. GieieIbe finOet
am lebteu Sonntag i'm Nlonat SUM
itott. g}ahite6eno iin0 Oie @nmcn Der
Goniirmooinnei unO Goufirmanoen
ongege6cn. 0ertruoe Noni6en, SilOo
GarAer, olga Sdrooer G6riitine
9ieidert GOworo 9ert6olO, 8ilbur
2o6rmonn @Ogar Sumo, @}eloiu
SdmiOt, 6reOerid Sober, SSo6H
blum GborleS sSo6nion imo Gopin
8agel.
@nang. Intb. ct. 2ufos-
@ cm etn0e.
Sr. @ott5aro &ornig, Uelder lett
Dem I Oftobcr 1898 in Ger ct. 2u.
fosfircbe oIs Grgoniit rmO GborOiri-
gent tbdtig mar, bat fem 9Gmt frei-
iuillig nieOergeleot un0 tritt om /.
SUM in Den ghlbeiiono. Sin ib0nes
&roeroulm lit fir oen @fingltioun-
tag, ocn Eng icines iebten 9luftre-
tens, mligeiieIlt worOen gtur I'M
germ im6 nit ber5lidsm 9eoouern
ldBt Die @emeinoe Sen tii6tigen uno
daerieits belie6tcn Wlonn Sieben.
Sfon0inu0ti1e Yreoi.
ger.
In ser ifonoinoOii6en liit6erii6cu
&ir1e an Ser @de BON Gollington-
ino Soirmount-9lpenue miro bellte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

Das 9roernmm iir oas CONCERT ocs iidoii,
icben BdrfsSrcbefters inter 9eitnng oes Rrof.
Daniel iSelomann i'm n9arroll Bari" beute
glbeno bon 8 bis Z ubr it, ME iolsi:
.Nmerica"
ggiar6 Se GonieQe Observation-Disclosures. 8eroi
Cmpertre .Son Suun," ,"......M Mio8art
ap) n0omenis @aliical" sdu6eri b Gupbos
ninm Colo, a9oenine Siar," ..,. @aener
6r 5runi Ni. setter.
6rcerpt from a1be 9nriereo 9rioe" Smiinnd
Ironlpeien Quartet a0e Aapele@ MrGBer
$50. 0aniel SelomanH z. Bearion, ".
S6miot Jiabmono Seoman.
suite, ,8cer 0nnt" "..........@ @rieg
Ser WIorgen. gne'S 1oo, AmiraS 1au5, IN
her 0alle 0es NerQ,81niqs
Saniulien aus beiannien SonHiagsiduls
@elduQen ..................... Gldrf
.Hctie 6oiinunQ~ ..............@ @oitbalf
@roBer Sriumpb Choral r@raiie be
ibe iSaiber" ................ .@onnoo
Siar Spaneleo galHer".
SoroogD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

Baltimore balten. 9esglei6en pre-.
Diet er Ql6enOS 7.30. @aItor g(noer.
ion, Der Dor &ur5em bier eintraf
pur6e in S6me6en eeboren lnO fam
Dor 36 Sobren nod Den Ser. Staa.
ten; er mar friiber in Nlinneiota,
9anias lmO 9teip.gorf. Der beliebte
Seeliorger lit oerbeirat6et uno mobnt
nit ieiner Satin ilnO elmer frobliben
&inoeridaar in Scr. 316, 9forO.@a-
ipooO. .9loenile. Ser Glteite So6n lit
elm GaOett in Der 6lotteu.9l 9lfaoemie
81 annapolis.
ct. @lorfus-&irde am
9ronOWaD.
9Sn Scr Ct Marflts-a airhc am
9roaopaD miro @aItor &. 9rduer
6eute cine aloiie @rpadiener con-.
iirmiren. Iie s}inoer murOen iaon
5ii Sitcrn couiirniirt. Gie Stride iii
iiir Oieie @clegenbeit nit friihen
&inoern Der gotitr 9eidnliidt nor
0en lmO Der Srgoniit 9ertram &iel
bnt elm beionoereS Gro9ramm nit
Dem aird)en1or in 8orbercitne.
Sic 5u coniirmirenoen @erioneli iinO:
@ilbelm Settben eugene 6iiber,
SObann @eb, Seinrib 9mguIt @eDer,
6rau Seiier Sames glieS, Srau Ga.
roIine 6old, @liie Marie glouie uuO
Yanline Gliie giouie. Ealtor Nrdler
miro iiber Oas @iingit-@panaeIilm
BON ser Sen6ung oes 6eilieen Sci
ties preoiaen.
@fingItfeft in 0erSt @auls.
Sir DE.
,Sn Der eDang. reiormirten ct.
@ouIs.airGe, Siiomeit.@de @rooo.
moD unO %ratt.StroBe, iuiro beilte,
Sonntog, Oos GiingItfeIt llno 9l6eno.
mobl gefeiert lueroen. gornlittagS
lm H,ii llbr miro Yaitor 9oul $.
SdnaB in oelltI6er Sprabe pteOi-
gen ii6cr Oas Gbema: nGas @nipfan.
gen oes 6eiligen @eiiies,~ Oonn 1T
@or6ereitlmg imO 9lben0mabl.. lin
MS llbr 9lbenOS lit engliibe @iingIt-
preOigt SSn scr Sonntaesi6uIe per.
Oen 9&adnlittags I'M K3 llbr 3or.
6creitrnaen genloGt iiir ooS ainoer.
tag-Seit am TO- Slmi.
Gp. lnt6. SaIems. Stride.
SSn Der ep. .lidb. Salems-&ircbe an
Der Gde bon 9atterv-9lpenue uno
&anoall-StroBc, 9Saitor &. g9oIter
ShmiOt. miro bcute Inn If llbr @or.
mittagS 9aIior Or. S. S. @eber Sen
aeplanten 0en6ou Der Stride nit oer
@emeinOe per6anoeln. glm g(6enS
finOet nm s ll6r Oie 5peite OiesiG6.
rige Confirmation Der folgenoen er.
lDadienen Yerionen itatt Sobn @el.
bage, 9lnna Wlat6iloe aueberer. SEA,
tberine 9inuib. Wiinnie Glile Mant.
len. @iliam WlueIler, Oscar @fuel.
Ter, Gilbert Simmons, Snco6 Gina
nus, nit Ooroliffolgenoer 9Iustbei.
lung Oes I'll. glbenomobls.
Greieinigfeits @emein6c
9lnldBIitb oes @fingitfeites 0eran-
itoItet beute 9oitor u. 5. Stereer in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

9beme ino 8ariationen, 6arolO 3,
&billips; SDme 0lr. $40, Su Memol
rianL 9lep. S. 9. 9. Sooees; 9ln.
Iprade, 9iep. Gr 0iilo $. Gates
9lntbenL grcerpte aus Dem Srato-
ritn n@fii6a~ 9lidaro s. @eters
&eiper,Spmne, Dlr. If, eugene
@patt; 9ieceiiioual.Sgmne (compo-
nirt iiir OieIen @ottesOieni), Sreoe.
rid 8. gridion; @oitluoe, 5ontaiie,
3. W2orris 8erina
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
0os giingfcit in 1917.

@iro in allen &ir6en ieItlib geiei-
ert peroeu Confirmation in
ser 3ions Stride. Sin neuer
@reoiger in Ger Ct Step6ani-
Stride. 9tbenoma6l in Ser ct.
9loiilS Stride mo in Der Grei.
einiafeits Stride 9lnoere fird-
lide gladribten.
SSn allen fat6oliiden imO lilt6eri-
iben &irden miro bellte oas @fingit.
felt in ge6il6renoer g9eiie geieirert.
Salt allie @ottcS6dnier iinO ieitliG
geIdmiidt porOen mo olle &reoigterI
otbmen 6ente 0en Se9en aus, Oen iie
6eionoers in oieIer idperen 3eit 6o'
ben iollten lleber oen @ert6 OcS
&irdenbclheS 6eiBt es in Dem Sc
meinoebldit Ser 3ions.@emeinOe;
oaommit Ou aus 6eiuegten Sc
i61ftstreiben, aus fleinen nagenOen
ilno groBen acknowledgement Grong.
Ialen Oes 61uslic6en 2e6ens, eeingt
gepeitldt bon Sen @reigniNen Der
aroBen @eIt bon oenen on peiBt,
Dab Iie fortoalerno geihe6en, o6er
9}iemono er5d6lt iie Oir 9on5 mn
redt fommit Ou nit ser N1ii6ial
imO Oen 9elooeniein Oes eigenen
sSds imnIer eie6t Dir ser Sirden-
raum idon ourd iein bIobeS Eaieiu
einen Salt. Oh perIinfeIt nibt me6r.
IS lit, ols ob etmos Oih triige llnA
menn MN ole beilige Sanolung be,
ginnt ocnu Oas ioll Scr @otteSoienit
lein-menn So6rtnnlenoe 81 Oer
Seele ipreGen rpenn iegreicb ii6er
Scr 3eiten W2cer, iibcr Siinoe, So0
uno G5ra6 Ser Selo ieiu 6G6nlein
i6mingt inO iin9t: EDITORIAL
Damn miro oos orme Sd 6ineinae-
iteut in aroBe @iflihfeitrn imO 8u-
iommen5dnge; bic 9unaigfeit weid)t
Sofinitlg fdngt Die0er an 81 blii6en,
oie duBercu 6einoe orGucn nidt
me6r ino mir Scr lebtc, ser 6eino
i'm eiaeuen Ser5en blei6t"
Goiifirutotion ser 3tpns.
&irde
o,u ser 3ionstirdc an ser O1oro-
GjaDliraBc iinoet sic Combinations
icicr 6elnc @ormittaaS If ll6r
itott, unO oa6ei trdgt Ger G6or
Die &iingitliturgie Dor. 9ie 9lo.
men Ger Gonfirman0en limo: Garl
W}aqerflrrt6, SuIiana Sop6ia ino
Often 9lgnes gabenoreier, SeleHe
aretiGmer, Ottilie S6mio, Soiep6ine
S6orpartb, Gaa uno Scopig San-
ser, lebtere aus glnne glrinoel-Gouu
tD. glm folgenoen Sonntage, 10.45
6eginnen6, 1T 0as 9Ibenomobl Der
Heuconfirmirien. gtadmittags 8
ll6r miro oie lebte @eiper in ser 2oi-
Oesiprade fiir oieien Sommer Gebal-
ten wer0eu. G6ema: oGoniioera-
iion~. ISoIgauoeS 1T oos Erogramm
Ser Seier.
/. 9lnbettng Ser 9obpreis @ot-
tes~ 0@erIeib uns Srieoeu", Martin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
,gliDer gIieiuA i'm alten 0jlanae.


Tie bergangencn marmen Gage
bobeu felt Der gr6iiuung Oes u&iper
9ietp @arts" EQuienoe BON 9erio-
nen oeHeu eririidcnoc aii6Ie aIi-
iudeu laiien. lle6eroa orGngel iib
Ole Suite Inn Die bon Der @orfleitlng
eebradten neiien lle6erroidlmgen.
Cos berrlide irii9e @riin Der 9dume
iuto Der 8aienilGhen Iaiien oen Rarf
in ieiner befonnten Sd0n6eit pran,
gen. @enn man geiiirfJtet 6otte, oaB
oir gegenpGrtigen 3eiten oen eriuar-
tctcn grfolg iir oic Gr0finng BON
.,9liper gelp4, Dem beliebtelien Ser
gniigluiasplaB, beeintrdcbtigen Mir
Oen, Damn bat Ole 2eitng oesielben
ale llriad)e, Die llnaliidsraben aus.
5uIahen. @enn Der 3uOrane oes
8ublifiuns bis jeBt fir oie fommenoe
Saiion Elm WlaBitab lit, Damn oiirfte
1917 Elm 9leforoia6r fiir n9lioer
@iem" meroen.
a9lioer 8ieu~ lit inmer Der Sam.
meIplub oaer 9totioualit1ten inierer
bieliprodigen geo0lferung gelpeien
uno trosoem oie StammesgenoIien
aller ib beute in europa in bluti.
gem 9iinaen befin6en, tribte audi
nidt Die eerineiie 0is6arnonie Oie
frobliben Wlaiien oie inn o9Riper
8iew 9arf" onrdeinanoer wogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

9elebrun9. 1ouriiteu alf
Der SoielterraHe Oem Sonnemmter.
gang 5iiie6cno); D9ringen Sic ms
nod eini9e 6Iaidar @ein, aeaner;
oicleidt bIciben mir bier iisen biz
Die Some pieoer auige6tl" aea-
ncr: uSc6r wo6ll ga miiiien sic
ii9 aber uab6er iuuOreben, meine
Serrcu. Der Sounenauigoug lit aif
Der anoeren 'Seite."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

Oer 0reieiuisteits.&ircbe an ser Eri.
nitD- uobe ig6StraBe, eineti ieier-
liden WlorgeHgottesoienit, oer6uHoen
nit Dem bl. 9l6enOma6l 9eim glbeno.
aottesoienit miro Eaitor Sterger
iiber Gas @unoer1 preOigeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

glhOuMCniCn, bic ncn rEcuiidlcH GORE
ipDnnenicW" nidJt panItId) Ober nuregcl=
makig crbnIicn, linb gcbcten, Der Office
babUH per 9cICpbOu Ooer idriftlih Wdts
tbeilung so uladleM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

9lus 6cn iibri9cn grmoes.8etter.
6eoba6tlngs. .Stationen puroen ole
folgenoen boditen EeuperotureiL
ole Inn s llbr gcitern 9lbeno berrid-
ten beriChtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

Sir MargIan6 nno ben GiItrift
Columbia beute tribe unO mariner
lmo iii06itlide 8ipoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
Q3na0c8.G .Gepartrmcnt fir QamOiuirt6-
idlait-gNet Wiircnn.
gcridlt Ses Baltimore 8etter6iirenns.

Ger 6elidtiefeitsge6alt Der @uit
mar so &ro6ent I'M 8 llbr Morgens
iln0 sc YroSent Inn 8 llbr glbeuos.
,tHvhffd,e 4er,oero.,,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

POTRZEBA m{odych mezczyzn do ma
uki woodworking. Nadzwyczajna spo
sobnoSt ola mlodych mezczyzn, 1Sto
letnich Tub starszych, nauczyt~s sic
wood working. zadne doswiadczenie
ME ~potrzebne ale mechaniczna inkli-
nacya pozadana. ZgiosiG sic Billiard
Dept, Albert Pick and Co., 1900 w.
35ta III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

POTRZEBA Gla Chicago i okolicy a.
gent6w i agentek, do ~sprzedaay le--
karstw, zi6lek, win leczniczych, pu-
drow, mydel, krem0w, perfum. wszel
kieh toaletowych> a%rtykui6w, przy--
borrow do pisania, szczotek, towarow
gumowych i sanitarnych, artykui0wl
religijnych, przybor6w ola Memo
what i dzieci. przybor6w do palenia,
przedmiot6w do gier i zabaw, przybo-
row do kapieli i do masaz6w, razem
przeszio siedm tysiecy gatunk6w r6z
nych towarow do wybOru. Do piracy
chetni ludzie, nawet PREY zwykiym
swoim zajeciu, poniedzy znajomymi
moga, zarobiG ubocznie ma pelne u
trzymanie. Dobre komiSOwe, p-aca
staia. ZglaszaG sic C-obi$cie: &c
HERBS CO., 1855 Milwaukee ave.
CSklad otwarty codziennie do godzi-
ny dziesiatej w~ieczorem.) INK
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POTRZEBA Do 2RZYSZYWANIA
GUZIK0W l WYKONCZAREK SPO
DNIC PREY DAMSKICH PkASZ-
CZACH. DOBRA ZAPkATA. ZGkO--
SIC Sic RESkiE KIRSHBAUM
AND CO, 500 MARKET ILL.,, 3cic
FIETRO. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02
POTRHEBA prasownika ma czysto.-
1712 McReynolds ul.
| BlURA PIRACY. |
BEZPkATNE STANOWE
BIURO STRECZEN.
QLLlNOIS FREE EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES
$40 SO. Dearborn str.

ma do rOzdania tystace zatrudnien
wszelkiego rodZaiu r~obotnikom 1 re
mieSInikom, TAX ~mezcz9znom jak i ko
hietom, TAX w Chicago jak i poza mia
stem. Obsiuga zupciDie bezpiatna tax
ola pracodawcow jak i ola poszukuja
cych prace. Niema zadnych zatarg6w
robotniczych w miejscach, gdzie to
biuro streczy prace. Zslaszac sic MOI
ma pod powyzszy1u adresem osobiscie
cd Sodziny 8 rano do 4 popoiudniu,
albo telefonowac cd z rano do $50
popoludniu. Telefon: Wabash $3.50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

POTRZEBA do nauki prasOwania ma
czysto. 2153 Milwaukee ave >
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

POTRZEBA do fastrygowania podsze-
wiki . ,krawc6w PREY m1odzienczych u
dutach. AL Milwaukee ave. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02
PRACA..
POTRZEBA DOBREGO CHLOPAKA
ZGLOSIC SEE Do ADM. DZIENNI-
KA CHICAGOSKIEGO.

POTRZEBA dziewczyny do pomocy W
domowej robocie. POrzadna familia. o.
Sobny pOk6j, mile i przyjemne otOcze-
ME. ZglOSzenia do 1880 SO. Fry ul. 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

POTRZEBA kobiet do czyszczenia
szkla do mafych ram obrazowych. -
Stala praca. Zglosit sic 1855 West
Harrison III. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02
PRACA.

POTRZEBA chiopca 16 letniego do pra-
cy w fabryce rekawiczek, doswiadcze--
ME ME ~potrzebne. 1920 Haddon ave. =
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POTRZEBA mocnych kobiet do zwi-
janta i o egzamilowanIa gumowych
piaszczy. $12 tygodniowo ma pocza-
tex. c. B. Shane Co., 222 w. Mon
roe III. 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

POTRZEBA mezczyzn. Western Cold
Storage Co., East End South Water
nj Y
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POTRZEBA doSwiadczonych strype-
rex tytoniu. 800 w. So. Water ul.
San Alto Cigar Co. :
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POTRZEBA brass molder0N. Kelly
Brass Works, 226 W. Ontario vi. -
3
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,POTRZEBh dcSw:adczonych dziew--
czat do z%naczenia guzik6w przy pal
tach i surdutach, staia pra6. c. B.
Shane Co., 222 w. Monroe ul. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

MA SPRZEDAZ koh, puszorki 1
wierzch do woza, bardzo tanio. j.
C. Brown, 1920 N. Hermitac, We.
Telefon Humboldt 6345. 2
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PRACA.
POTRzEBA TObOtnik6W do To-
jarnI 27NC ma gOdzinQ ma
pOczatek, takle 1917 nsdWyl-
XII pfdcimy extra co mIesiaC.
zgIOseIe sig do BIura Piracy
Crane Co. 4Ota i S. Kedzie AV.

CZY PGTRZEBUJECTE CHkOPCA
Cd II DO IL LAT DO POSYLEK.
DO FABRYKI, Ma W0Z LUB Ma
FARME, TELEFONUJCIE FRANK
LIN 3015 - LOCAL 20, A PAN
SLESZYNSKI PRZYSLE WAN OD-
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ILL. Nd.