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Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14
(SEAL)

having arrived opening
bids County proceeded open
Bids received from the following
Kingman John Rebman, Kngman A. Boun Kngman
Wiley, Kngman Sadk Kngman After due consideration
and by F. accepted in the amount
of S25SOOO all other bids rejected
Reports from the following ordered filed:
N Hart Treas; H. L. Underwood Recorder L. N Tae
Court; Engineer P Gideon Supt Co. FARM J. NJ
COhenOur Sheriff. J. H Smith, j. p Kingman
The application Of Harvey 1917
license franchise alleys public thorough
fares Of the Hubb Addition the town of Kngman and other
the said town Of Kngan surrounding country adjacent
Hubs Addition After due consideration
intention grant same published according to law
application N April End 1917 for
license franchise the alleys hOughares
of the Richards Addition the Kgn portion
said Kgn surrounding Country adjacent to said
Richards Addition particularly portion lying the Santa Fe
Railway tracks and East of Sixth
grant published according to Law
The Board unanimously authorized
Bridge crossing Kanab Mhave County line
The time opening construction of County
Farm buildings having open
received from the following BOuln Grunnnger
Son and John Rebman After due consideration
of BOuln accepted the rejected
Road and School district County Engineer approved
the Board and ordered filed with County Recorder
The appointment Of County Physician up being
two applications wi Kngman BOwes
Oatman.
After due consideration by that Dr.
Edward appointed County Physician Seconded by B.
Stephens VOe Foster Aye Stephens Aye voting
Bowes having received majority duly appoint
ed county Physician of Mohave County, Of Arizona
The matter County Printing again up being motion
before the Board Chairman Stephens question: being
for he moved that the County Printing be
Motion declared of order and laid
the table Foster vote Lynch
Aye Foster Aye Stephens having majority the matter
laid consideration.
The hour of o'clock having arrived duly made
seconded and carried adjourn until A April 15th
1917
w. B.. STEPHENS
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors County Arizona
Attest d
F. N. VAN MARTER, Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

A new type of electric soldering iron
operates on the principle Of the arc
welder and Heroult furnace to gener-
ate heat for soldering.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

A new type of telephone does away
with the receiver, the talking and lis
tening apparatus both being fastened
to the transmitter arm or stand and
allowing telephone communication
without the necessity Of holding a re-
ceiver to the ear.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

Frank O'Dea is a visitor in King
man from the Todd Basin section. He
is a guest at the Brunswick.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

The Sunday school class of Miss
Smith is having a contest for new
members. The class has been divided
and each side are doing its utmost to
win, as the losers are to entertain the
winners with an elaborate dinner.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

Miss Rita Gruninger celebrated her
eighth birthday with a party last
Tuesday, at which "a school friends
were guests. Games and puzzles were
played and doll-dressing contest was
held. Prizes were awarded the win
ers. Refreshments were served. A
yellow and white color scheme was
used.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

G. w. Watson, E. W. Miller and
H. B. Webster of Oatman were among
the visitors to Kingman yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

M. D. Rossiter is in Kingman from
Chloride.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

From Wednesdays Daily Miner.l
W. w. Wallace of Yucca is a King.
man visitor.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

G. CapatanOs Of Needles is in King
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

N. P MOerdyke, president of the
Tom Reed Gold Mines company, spent
last night in Kingman, coming in from
the properties of the company at Dat
man yesterday afternoon. Since COM
ing into the presidency Of the company
Mr.. Moerdyke has caused to be carried
on a big campaign of development,
which has brought to light the big
ore bodies of the Aztec. Improve
ments at the mill are now in progress
and it is possible that within a short
time a tram will be constructed be-
tween the Aztec mine and the big
milling plant.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14
Continued from Page Five)
W. B. STEPHENS,
L. H. FOSTER,
C. w. LYNCH
Supervisors of Mohave County,
S. D. STEWART, County Attorney.

Subscribed and before day April 1917
VAN MARTFR
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

VIII Klein returned yesterday morn
ing from San Francisco, to which city
he accompanied a bullion shipment
from the United Eastern mill.
Mohave County miner., 1917-04-14

2. H. Tyrone of Chloride is regis
tered at the Brunswick Hotel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
g * g %
BARNEY OLDFIELD POKONAL
DE PALMA.

Il Providence. Rhode Island dono-,
sza. il dnia 21-go lipca odby1y sic tam
ma torzc wySciSowym ,NarraSansctt
Speedway" wyScigi automobilowe,
dw6ch najSiawniciSzych wy$cigowc6w
Barney Oldficlda i Ralph De Palma.
Oldficld w wy&cigach M drStanS -
mil dojcchai do mcty picrwSzy w % mi
nutach i "a q Sckundach. Wy$cigi na
dyStans 10 mil z%akolczyly sic take
zwycicStwcm Oldficlda. kt6ry dyStanS
10 mil przcjcchal w s minutach i II i
Srkundach. Dc Palma ZaS W wy$cigach
ia dvStanS II mil dojcchal pierwszy
do mcty robiac ten dystanS w Is mi
nutach II 30 Sckundach. Byiy to wy
&cigi u picrwSZchStwO W swiecic wy$ci-
gOwym. kt6re Zdobyi Barney Oldfield
pokonywujQc Dc Palma diva razy z
rZCdu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24

1851 Ian Mazur. 1853 W. Ohio III.
72s FIR. Kwiecien, S31 Rose III.
sO1 And. Strach, I249 Cornell vi.
1922 Jan Mikulski, 663 n. Curtis ul.
4649 X. ~. ZdZieblowski, 1920 W.
1855 Wo, Kramarczyk, 1873 Keith
114S wlad. Bartuszek, 1912 W. Erie
1915 Jak. Guszkiewicz. 1241 W. HUI
4o72 Ptotr Duda, 1929 W. chicago
ave.
247s Piotr Godniclek, 1858 Austin
we.
sos FIR. Fiedorowicz. S42 Noble III.
1872 ST. Kuto. 1915 Cornell III.
Sl% Ant. Warchol. $40 Noble III.
1892 FIR. Szafas, $50 Temple III.
As Wiad Bureczkowski, 1901
Walton III.
$3.50 w. Pierzchaia,. 1857 W. Supe-
rior III.
1889 Jtzet Karas. 722 Temple III.
$3.50 Konst. Pietrowicz. III Armour
u
244l Wal. zardo, 1871 W. Grand av.
1868 Stan. wiunicki. 1890 W. Chi
cage ave.
5519 stef. Demczak. 1917 w. Austin
ave.
4417 Ign obrzut. 734 Keith u.
1868 Jan Moskal. 1903 W. Chicago
ave.
~ And. Jancisz. 1885 Walton III.
$751; JOE. Matusza&. 1881 w. Erie
SOC Ant. Swientek, 1245 Fry u.
5292 And. S}upik. 1887 ". Supe-
rior III.
$50 Lud. Silva. 1910 Cornell III.
5O7O Vol Kioibasa, 1851 W. Su-
perio. III.
s577 Jan Jamrozik, 122s.w Huron
sass Adam wr6bol. 1902 W. supe-
rior III.
5414 Stan. Henzel. 1890 Fry III.
- Stan. Drwal. 1850 W. Huron
NJ.
$50 Stan. Kita. 7O5 y Carpenter
$3.50 Alexis. Borowski. 14oS ". su-
perior al.
1914 Adar- Gebis. - Keith III.
1855 J6zef Mika. T2S Ayers Ct.
1878 Karol Papasz S46 w Grand av
SS2S Ben. Rakowski. 1905 Bismarck
Ct.
421e Ian Chlopek. 7SO Ayers Ct.
1909 Ian Ku,a. 1907 ". Erie u.
1885 Wik. S%idorowicz. 734 y. Ada
VI.
772 rom. Handled. Sa2 Noble nj.
352S Pawel Prorok, 1875 w. Erie
vi.
DYWIZYA 80.
Warda IS, Prccynktn 1-:S1.
2237 Wlad. Zaremba. 645 W. Madt-
son u.
$50 Pawe} Bisew, 62S ". Madison
III.
II J6zef Skant"ki. 661 w. Madison
DYWIZNA Al.
Warda rs. precynkta 22-62.
49, Felix's Dalonkowski. 1910 Og-
den ave.
SIS J6zef S. WOjniak. 1850 W.
Adams III.
44O MARGIN Pawlowski. 1914 War
rem ave-.
80 Jan F. Lutuski. 1858 Monroe
III.
1881 Alojzy A Koza, 1716 ". Van
Puren u
- Fr. Radmarski. III S, Paulina
sos Aug. Poteracki. 12O S. Lincoln
III.
DNWIZYA -.
wnrda 2N. nrcc~nStE ia.
154S Jan Suszik. SO Liberty III.
432 Sfan. Kozak. 562 - 13ta nj.
7Ss Michal Stefanik, 629 Bunker
n.
sol I67. Nowdonik 521 Bunker H.
1903 Eel Zamski. 1877 Washburne
ave.
"21o Piotr Korzak. S&7 Maxwell III.
2479 Piotr Hvlak. SCI O'Brien u.
1882 JOG. Pelutik. 1888 Newberr ~
7s6 FIR. OsOba. so Bunker III.
i5Aq Mjch. Ba$nik. Sal Maxwell vi.
1875 JGzef WiSn:ewski, $40 Liberty
u.
3Sn Stan. Cvgan. 766 Bunker u.
22"' Ian WutoE. 1929 w. 1Sta III,
1912 Ign. Konik. 631 W. Il al.
757 Wawrzyniec Nylec. TAI Bun
ker u.
ESQ Stan. Mrozowski. SIS Bunker
III.
DYWIZYA *.
Warda 20. precynkta I4-23.
.T24 Stan. Lajunski, 1901 s. ,Jeffer-
SON III.
1928 Jan KaSmulaski. 2025 Canal
port ul.
1919 Jan PetrowsGi. $50 q pl.
Ill Ign. Helina. 1850 C%analport av
III Stef. Horosko. 1914 S. Union
ave.
IS Pawe} Senik. ia W. II III.
757 Jan Lutka. 1875 Ruble uI.
DYW1ZYA 40.
Warda %f. DreCynkta I-S4.
224 Edward Ludwig. 1888 North
Park ave.
'284 W G. Barwig. 127 Euyenie NJ
2230 Wiktor ]. Juczek. 1920 No,
Clark III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
Staeye ~RekrutacJos
" Chicago.

Poni8ej podane 50 stage rekruta-
oyjne W Chicago, :kt0rych ochotni-
cy moga sic ~zaciagn4e do wojska re-
gularneso, marynarH lub milicyi sta
novel,
ARNHA.
B26 South State nj.
IA South Cannl nj.
aO1 West Madison nj.
70 West Van Buron nj.
20 North Fifth ave.
9s4 Milwaukee ave. (Polska Stacya
W Domu Zjed. p. r. Ky
1904 East Ninety.second nj.
MARYNARKA.
621 South State nj.
100 North Fifth ave.
$50 South Dearborn nj.
68o2 South Halsted nj.
KoRPUs MARYNARSN.
o2S South State nj.
8 Fast Harrison nj.
Milwaukee ave. 4 Cicero nj.
Tiny puik piechoty - 34O1 Vent
worth ave. Z.
go West Madison nj.
10 South Canal ul.
1o8 West Van Buren, nj.
4S4 South State nj.
REzERWY MARYNARKI.
=. 8. Commodore, State nj. most
GwARDYA EARODoWA.
ivy pulk piechoty - Michigan ave.
SncSnasta nj.
aTt ru1k niochoty - 1888 West M.
Gison uI.
emy pu,k plochoty - 3517 Forest
1sny ruIk kawalcryt - 1880 North
Clark NJ.
Sorpus iniynter6w - 2s50 Lincoln
' q Tub 8oa South Clark ul.
eqi ba.alior. 1szv pu'k nrtyleryi sta
novel, Irsalle + Monroe ul.
Baterya G, 10 South Michigan ave.
caterya r, 1850 lincoln ave.
paterye DIE, .Stockvards Pavilion.
Korrpnnia A, korpus sygnalowy, 1868
". Madison nj.
SzoItnl nolrv, komDanie I 4 =, -
1917 south Michigan ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
(Oferta Westinghouse
.. Company. }
(WyiaSuienie cd Redakcyi.)

" numerse Z 1890 b. ~, po-
daliSmy ,~ciadomoSG, &c agcnc'
ftrmy Westinghouse u Pitts
Gurghu poS=ukujq 1000 ludsi,
kt6rzyby chcieli "a bardso do
brcm wymagrod2eniem podjq6
SIG prdcy u fabryce dn1unicy!
tel tiruIy ma tych ~warunkdch,
&c cclcm utrxymdnia Schretn
ao,vego. Sposobu Wyrobu mate
rgaS6w uybuchowych, zgodaQ
sic ma zupc{ae. odciecic cd sm'd-
ia zewnetrzncgo ia przeclqg
dsiesteciu 1nieSicry. LNdz'e CT
tgltby zotcm oboTiQedri spG'
dsit prauje cd1y rok 10 sobudo-
Wahiach fabrycznych, ME ~y--
dalajqc SIG Z Mich ami ma krok,
ME ut,zymujqc { Hikjm kores-
pondencyi i. ME StykGjqc sic 2
niktm Wogole, kto ME ndlezy do
towar2yssy u tej piracy.
II powodu zanicssczen'a te,
90 tesegramu otrzymujemy
nieustannie bardzo kczne hSty
& zapytanicm 0 bli5s1e szcse.
gdy, odnoszqce sig do tel offer.
ty, 0 adres tirmy ftp.
Me mogqc odpowiaddt ka5-
demu z osobna, podajenay do
,ciodomo$cj intercsowanych
CSyteIntk6w, re 5adnych biz.
szych seczeg686w u tel spraw'e
NE snan,y. Podoli$my depesze,
jak nddes1ano jig Z Pitts6urgha
przcs ogemcye prasowq i pozd-
tom ME posiadary addnych
konkretniejszych ;nformacyi o
coaej kwesty,.
Ola mtejscowych CzyteMi--
koW mozemy dodac chyba toje-
szczc, re ! u Chicago snajduJe
ste kilka kompamii Westing-
house, kt6rych odres MONA
zsoleSt ". kazdej teIefonicznej
kstq5ce, a mozliwe,. re kt6rdS :
tych, firm 'bedste mog'a udz'e-
lie blisszych wyjaSnien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
g IKE N6
TURNIEJ ZAPASNICY W CHICAGO
ODLOZONY.
~ q W

Turnici .zapaSnik6w wagt ciCzkiej ia
XII mia{ sic Odbywac W tCatrZe ..Strand'
pocz9wszy Z dnicm 21-go lipca z po-
wodu konskrypcyi - jak to powiada
manazer owcgo turniciu Larncy Ii
ch%cnStcin. zosta{ odioaony ia p6zniej.
Po kr6tkicj konferencyi pomiedzy pro
mutorcm Owcgo turnicju IichcnStcincm
a zarzadca tcatru +. II. Quiglcyem -
posiadaczom bilct6w wstepu Zwr0cOno
plcniadzc a date kOntcst6w obiccanO o.
gloSic p6znic.i. Mai to bye ~turnicj "a
paSnik6w r6anych narodowoSci w kt6-
rym i polScy ~zapaSnicy udzial brac
miCli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
I
FRONT .WLOSKI.

Rzym, "a. lipca. - Pomiedzy
Chiesa. a -Astrico,< odbylo sic kilka
potyczek patrolowych, ktore wy
paddy ma nasza korzysc. w dolinie
Aviso artylerya. nasza wznieclla
pozar W nieprzyjacielskiej battery
ma, Camoreiaco. W okolicy Karnll
znaczne .oddziaiy nieprzyjaclel-
skie dostaiy sic W obreb naszych
dziai maszynowych ma Monte
Granada i Monte Robon i zostaly
odpedzone. w roznych punktach
frontu Julianskiego nieprzyjaciel
wywolai ogien naszej artyleryi.
Ubiegiej ,nocy. mimo ~niperzyja-
znych .warunkow atmosferycz--
nych i obrouy nieprzyjaciela, ma
SEE aeroplany z.powodzcniem pom
bardowaly baterye nieprzyjaciel--
skie ma Monte Hermada i koiejo-
we roboty ma linii Opcina-G rabo-
Wica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
KLJB PEREZ" POKONAL KLUB
..TONTI" PUNKTAMI 3 DO 0.
* g Sc

Ubieglej soboty popoludniu ma wy
cieczce Chicagoskich Oddzia16w Ryce'
rzy Kolumba w Dellwood Parku. po-
miedzy innemi odby1 sic take kontest
pi{karzy dziewiatek wyzej wymienlo-
pvch, Gracze 2 klubu Perez" 2 kon-
testu tego wyszli zwyciesko pokonaw-
2 silnych swych rywali punktami ) do
O. Udziai w kontescie tym brazil dwaJ
Stanis{awowianie, Wladyslaw Smoro'
wski (Krekies) 1 Szczuka, pierwszy "
pozvcyi prawo polowego a drugi ma
kr6tkiem polu. Cyfry kontestu take:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
BELGlJShf
. ZNACZONA.

Paryi, "a. lipca. - krol wioski
Wiktor Emanuel przesial krolo--
wei belgijskiej Elzbiecie medal
zaslugi wojskowej W uznaniu Cd
wagi przsz MIA okazywanej Cd po-
czatku wojny. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
REZULTATY ZESZL0 NIEDZIEL-
NYCH KONTECTOW.

OK
ALBANY Parks 900 021 0 0 x-3
West Ends 5000 0 0 90
Baterye: Mack / Egan; Ryan i
Wade.
Merrimacs 100000 0 90
Hammond o X-o
Baterye: Bailey i Karaffa Henning
| Hudson.
Roseland Eclipse 0 0 0O2O1 0 0-3
kenosha 1000 0 0 L o.
Baterye: Criss i Hanley; Bailey l
Archer.
WaulIegan 90 so 2-S
Mutuals l Q i o o o %
Batcrye: Halas i Brown; Kearns
Quinn.
Cicero l o 90 l X4
Murleys 1000 d
Batcrye: Cantwcll / Kaforski; %
Ncill / MCGarry.
Chicago Giants 000 O020c2- 90
Cragin O0O0o l l l II
Ratcrye: Ball i Becker; Hubert
North.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24

Reklama test podstawa iicsnyon
przedsiebiorstw amerykahskich. wieo
/ przemysfowiec polski dobrze zrobi
teaeli stale reklamowac bedzie swo1
i~nteres DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
aKIM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24

~ iio pOluAil4N H""N" |'i' NN"'
Scigana przez belgijskie kolumny
2 Ikoma.
KONWENcYA IRLANDZKA.
Dublin, "a. lipca. - Pokoiczo-
no juz wszclkie przygotowania do
konwencyi Irlandczyk6w, kt6ra
MA sic odbyc we $rode celem roz-
wiazania kwestyi irlandzkiej.
Rome organizacye w 'Iriandyi
obraly swych delegat6w. So t.
rcprezcntanci wszystkich galezi
zycia irlandz!iego, z wyjqtkicm
Sim = Feincr6w i .O'Brienit6w.
kt6rzy ME chcieii wziac udziaiu W
konwencyi.
Cchwaie nicdopuszczania repor
terow do sesyj konwencyi przyje-
to be- opozycyi re strony Viii
llama O'Briena. Gazetom wolno
bedzie k~orzystac tylko Z rapor-
tow urzedowych.
,,TYLKO" As MIEsIECY.
Amsterdam, "a. lipca. - I'VE
ser Zeituns',' W Bremie ogiasza W
niedzieinem SVEN wydaniu arty-
kui pit. ,Tylko cierpliwoSci!!", W
ktorym dowodzi, re ~straty mie-
siczne %ponoszone przez okrety
wSkutek dziaialnoSci nurow nic--
mieckict, wynosza 100000 do
750,00otop. Teoretycznie pismo to
dochodzi do wniosku, re w pre-
ciagu As miesiecy ostatni kupiecki
okret' ~zostanic zatopionv. -. U
spokaja jednak czytelnikow swych
superintendent, re Anglia znacznic
predict bedzie zmuszona ustapic.
DO juz teraz musi odstepowac
czeSc swojej marynarki wojennej
ola celow kupieckich. T.
Won RADoL1N ME zYJE.
Berlin, "a: lipca. - Ksiaze Won
Radolin, byly niemiecki ambasa-
dor W ;Paryzu, umarS w"piatek W
swej posiadsosci W poblizu Poz-
mania. - Ksiale> byi' ulubienccm
kos towarzyskich W Paryzu w cza
sic swego urzedowania Cd r. 1901
do 1910.
MINY NIEMIECKIE.
Pewien port Atlantycki, "a. lip
ca. Pewien brytyjski parowiee
ktory tn przybyi z Kalkutty. do
niosl 0 usisowaniach Niemcow,
by przeszkadzac zegludze pomie-
dzy dalekim Wschodem a porta-
mi angielskimi i amerykahskimi.
Ofcerzy okretowi opowiadaja, re
we wodach' afrykanskich W ostat-
mich czasach pozskfadano mno-
stwo min j: te diva parowce, je-
den o p~ojemno;ei 5000 a. drugi o
poiemnosei $500 ton, ktore wyru-
s.yiy . Kapsztatu, zagine,y be-
wiesci, "a prawdopodobnie zostaly
zatopione przez miny. Donosza
rowr:ez, Re iakis niemiecki krazo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24

Wolne mety ma pi1ki: cd Ormsbyego
>: cd Martina I.
Wymachanych: przez OrmsbyeSo 4;
przez Martina l.
UderZenie ma cztery mety - Fox.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
HoLLWEG w sTAN1E SPO'
N

Berlin, "a. lipca. - DR.. Won
Bethmann Hollwes, byfy kan
clerz niemiecki, wyjectai w sobo-
te z BerIina ma staly pobyt do
swych dobr W Hohenfinow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24

Prawie kazdy polski agent real.
nosciowy oglasza sic " DZlENNlkU
CHICAGpSKIM DO nieiednokrotni'
prIekonai sic. 70 tn n~ajleDiej mu
ia oplaci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24
re AFRYKI.

lipca nieprzyjaciel ewakuowai &c
re Szakama. CzeSc jego wojsk CO.
ineia sic ma po}udniowy zachod XII
Likawage. a gI6wny korpus ku
| Narongombe. w dniaoh II i Is
scigaliSmy nieprzyjaciela ia tere,
ME bardzo uciazliwym. zabralis-
my nrsco jehe6w i'zajelismy wzso-
RIA dwie mile ma poinoc cd Ma
ronsombe. Dnia 10 zaatakowaliS-
my gldwne pozycye nieprzyjaciel-
skie W okolicy Naromgombe. Wy
wiaza}a sic zacieta bitwa, W kt6-
rel nieprzyjaciel ponios} wiclkie
straty, a / IL mas 'straty by|y INA
CINE.
Ma obszarach Rufiji nieorzyja-
ciel ewakuowal KitoPe. kiedy na-
sze woj>ka zapedzisy tylnc jeso
gwardye ku Mcdbaa n lipca. "
obszarze Songea nieprzyjaciel CO.
fai sig ku Mahenge, maly stawiqc
opor naszym Scigajacym oddzia-
Iom. " poinocnych obSzarach
mala koiumna njemiecka PostePu-
je ma poludnie przez Engaruka,
Scigana przez belgijskie ,kolumny
? Ikoma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24

wink w Oceanic Indyjskim zostai
zatepiony .przez woienne .okrety
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-24

III. 49, ...
q11g ;Jozef Malecki, 1902 Dayton ul.
DYWIZYA 40. q,
Warda -, precynkta 16-34.
1886 Karol Winiarski, $50. w. Chi
cago ave.
345O Alexis. zyd3owski, s22 Town
send III.
DYWIZYA 81.
Warda 2S, precynkta 36-71.
1871 Wiad Spychalski, 1917 Weo-
ster ave.
3795 E. Olszewski. 2137 Bissell vi.
sO5 J6s. e. Palski. 100 Fullerton
ave.
1851 Ludvik Kanok, 2OSs Howe III.
DYWIZYA SO.
Warda -, precynkta Ar.
797 A. Rogowski, S345 N. Ashlana
1864 Der. Szymsnski. 1884 oakdale
ave.
5000 E. Klinski, 1920 George III.
DYWIzYA 53.
Warda, Fl, precynkta &-o1.
772 Jan Undrowski, 2617 Ward vi.
$50 Edw. Groja, 261s Ward u.
$40 Jan, SenkoEski. 1927 Ward ul'
1892 A. Ciekanowski, 247S Clyhourn
aye 49,:
2S17 FIR. Ziemba, 1850 webster av.
1850 P. Jednachowski. 1884 Green
view ave.
1888 Pawef Rudnieki, 242O ely
S,-n aua
o57s NJ, Wojcik, 224S Ward nj.
2SO7 Mich. WojtasEek, 1888 "aro
1874 Ian Bichuwski. 254$ Southport
ave.
DYW1zYA 81.
Warda %, precynkta Pa.
1901 Ian Krajewski, 1907 Wilson
ave.
144I@ szczep. .Mazur. '4522 n. Craw-
ford ave
22S Edm. zulinski. 1855 Milwaukee
ave.
DYWIzYA 81.
Warda "a, precynkta $50 "
O5-0S.
1855 s. n. Jankowski, 1881 n. Kim
ball ave.
sSs 4 ardztnskt. 4056 n. Kim
ball ave.
1913 X. sentanski. $500 n. Christia-
ma ave.
DYwIZYA O3.
Warda 81, preCynkta 47-73
1O7.
1853 Leon g.. Michalak, 1882 Hen
derson. ,
1882 Edw. Kostecki, 1904 Waveland
ave.
1s47 Konrad P. SzydloTski, 334S n.
Kildare ave.
As S. Rudows;i, 1896 n. Kenneth
ave. .
2441 A. Brylinski, $3.50 y. Cetnral
Park ave.
1886 FIR. Lykowski. ASST Meirose vi.
414s Kaz. Kowalski, 1884 Lyndale
$3.50 Jan snalakiewicz. 3647 n. Saw
yer ave.
1855 Wiad. Kostycki, 1904 Wave
land ave.
2S2 FIR. zurek, 1915 Elston ave. -,
1856 FIR. Kuszyhski, 1885 n. Troy
$685. jan Sobolewski. 1905 n. Cali
fornia ave. ...
DYWIZLA O..
Warda %. prccynkta 74-54. e..
A. F. Grzegorzewski, 1908 Flet-
cher ave.
1853 J6z. A. Zag6rski. SS46 W. d.
verse; eve.
1915 j. z~aporowsKi, 31l5 y. Ridge
way ave.
1854 Nix. Bielavski, 1885 Milwau-
kee ave.
1866 Ed. 7. Marylewski, 3o43 Kim
bali ave. o.
1882 J;1. Kotwica. 500 \. Central
Par'I ave.
1S4T WIad. Bosacki, 1901 n. Spring
field ave.
797 Eel. Ch!ebowski. 2916 Dawson
ave-
114S Alb. Piotrowski. $3.50 Month
cello I'VE
1919 VIM. j. Suwalski, $3.50 VOL
fran III.
III Lud. WiSniewski, 2S1s n. A
vers ave-
286s Pawe} G. Rychiowski, 2707 n.
Ridgeway ave.
1922 Jan A. Demski, Jr., 1881 \.
Lawndale ave.
1852 W. Santowski, 2726 \. Ridge
way ave. :.
1885 Jan Szymczak. 29S9 Milwau-
Eee v
22A7 Jan Szarafinski,. 3541 Wolfram
III.
2O1I FIR. suchor, 2sOs N. Lawndale
ave. &c.. -:
1A1o E. Machalski. S1o4 N. Central
Park We.
1870 j. Zarembski, 3217 n. Hamlin
ave.
1919 j. chmielecki. 2s1S ". Ham
lin I've. g.. . .' =.
1922 J6z. ~Sobieszezyk. 1854 Diver
sew AVE.. -.',
1922 Stan, czelusnik. 1851 Milwau-
kee ave :, .,.' -. o
1441, ]. Laska, 1888 n. Monticello
ave: 49,
sSS Jan .Kaminski. 2S26 n. Chrt-
stiana ave.
$3.50 7. A. Czekaj. ,37tO Diversev av.
2456 NJ. G. Rossol. S6o7 W. Diver
sew ave.. 49,. -.
ooa7 poI nvborski osS1 Drake
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-10-11
TOO TRUSTING.

Carefully the burglar effected an en-
trance into the bank. He found the
way to the strong room. When the
light from his lantern fell on the door
he saw the sign:
"Save your dynamite. This safe is
not locked. Turn the knob and open. u
For a moment he ruminated.
anyhow there's no harm in trying
it, if it is really unlocked"
He grasped the knob and turned.
Instantly the Office was Hooded with
light, al electric bell rang loudly, an
electric shock rendered him helpless,
while hole in the wall opened and a
bulldog rushed out and seized him.
81 know what's wrong with me-" he
sighed an hour later, when the cell
door closed upon him. "I've too much
faith in human nature-I'm too trust
ing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-10-11

People who don't mind their own
business, bring more misery into fami
lies, societies and churches, than
everything else. They turn the pleas
ant, peaceful stream of good will into
loathsome pool; they intrude on
ground where angels would even fear
to tread Now, minding ones own bust
ness is the very best remedy for the
itching ears that are never satisfied
with hearing and the busy tongue that
hurries to speak cruel words, Mind
ing your own business will turn your
attention to self, and you will forget
to watch so closely the Shortcomings
of others; it will make peaceful homes,
happy neighbors, and quiet conscien-
ces; and you will be able to realize
and more fully comprehend the truth
spoken in holy writ, "Bless are the
peacemakers"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-10-11
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN.
THE MANLY MAN.

ii IL MA NlJ1 MAN.
The world has room for the manly
man with the spirit Of manly
cheer;
The world delights in the man who
smiles when his eyes keep back
the tear;
It loves the man who, when things go
wrong, can take his place and
stand
With his face to the fight and his eyes
to the light, and toll with a
willing hand.
The manly man is the country's need,
and the moments need, for
sooth,
With heart that beats to the pulls
ing tread Of the allied leagues
of truth;
The world is his, and it waits for him
and it leaps to hear the ring
OF the blow he strikes and the wheels
he turns and the hammers he
hares TO swing;
1t likes the forward look in his face,
the poise Of his noble head,
And the onward lunge of his tireless
will and the sweep of his daunt.
less tread
Hurrah for the manly man who come
with sunlight on his face,
And the strength to do and the will to
dare and the courage to find his
place!
The world delights in the manly man,
and the weak and evil flee
When the manly man goes forth to
hold his own on land or sea.
American lsraelite,