davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

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BULL DOG briudla and wnites lost
since sunday morning clipped ears
and tail Return to r J. Transfer
company. Reward.
FOUND KEYS four. It Argus by pay
ing Tor al
$25 REV ARD for return of diamond
ara pearl ring lost Sunday on Seven
teehth or Eighteenth streets between
Second and Eighth avenues, to s19
Seventeenth street,
STRATED Or stolen Thursday small
dark brown mare one white hjud
foot, white stripe ON forehead. Find
er please phone 5, Ian sYHaH, r. T.
352S-E. gr il. Wisher, Moline 65A-A.
LLneraL reM-rA - LlLuLma--ou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
PUBLISH H0RTALTTY REP0RTs.

Washington, Oct Mortality re-.
ports from the largest cities Of the
country are to be published each week
by the census bureau as An index 10
the health OF America S urban popu-
JatiOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

Eitf- 81 seEeD To0Ens5 Uedefni tH0-
story. at less than goSk. baiIt three
years payment Of $K9ua or g. coo re-
ao1red. Don't phone Can at 1923
zssrrsf q FE7 at--sFsFIa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Rock Island Markets
What the retailers pay.}
Produce.

Butter. creamery. brick and bulk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
LODGE DIRECTORY.

e. 8. ". - xr
2lBoNET Ray CAMP no. g. Y. s. y 2
meets tha first and third Thursday o5
each month AT p. IN. ar 2Ae4Ll2t As-'
Eal. s.. p Garrison, Comu1anosfs IL
" Hs-.. ~5uEEou- ddJu taTlt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
PATENTS.

~
oS1fED States and foreign pateIa .
Procured; IN Rock Island ever sat
urday at law Offices OF James f II ur-
pay city Write for appointments o %,
phone r + 1870. ". ,. aaskeii
Nonpany. Sterling, III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

TIRES tail Bakes). accessories. lamps,
etc; cut prices; $50 Flying MerkIe
bicycles al wholesale price, go (oF-
Third street. Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.


or TITLE prepared or
continued to date covering any real
estate IN the county Prompt and aC-
cuYa1e service at reasonable rates
Rock Island Title & Abstract com
pany, J. }. Ingram, PRESIDENT w. J,
Sweeney. secretary. 25a-zH2 Central
Trust o. Savings Bank building
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Eloin Butter

E-rgfo III oct T3.-Butter. Is tubs
sold on Elrfn board today at 433zc
nor nound No other offers received.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

Spring chicken pound ->........ zoe
Old ROSTERS, pound -s.-.......,... ..-.... Sc
Hens. pound &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
FnR RRNr-RnOMS


FLAT foar rooms. MODERN 11l& sec
oHd avenue. Phone n J. 2985.
ROOMS. tE-os modern; furnished for
light Housekeeping. also sleeping
rooms $3.50 Nineteenth street Phone
ROOM: fuenishe5s drst 1oor bay pIu-
B. W-- fat p. 1929 second avenue.
Prone ~ s58s-&
RopM- large. 'front.'. an &odern, SUITE
Saer..1 s,s,3se ls5.o,.@ 3 tz4s
ROOM furnished sleeping modern.
references preferred Apply &foS
Fourteenth avenue.
ROOMS two; furnished for light house
Keeping ne caf56fens 500 FeHtE~
ROOM. modern: = r01rE lady. refer
eneee. f224 G1enhurst court Faone
X p on
ROOM. modem. furnished sleeping
desirable location; 32s Twentieth
street
FQoN. moderp: with board: Arsenal
men preferred on car line. 2So7 Fifth
avenue: for two gentlemen.
tiemeni 1887 Twelfth street; block
ROOMS three. partly modern. for cou-
pie private entrance, &426 Twelfth
ROOM H72qd 5.: 4qrqisasdi for lady OF
ROOM; front. modern: furnished. for
two gentlemen; 5I84 Second Avenue.
ROOMS, two, cow sleeping: for gen
LlsIaen. 100 Eo9EI1 aEe1 n
ROOM; modern: furnished in new
home. INQUIRE sos sixth street
ROOM; modern. furnished; light house
keeping 1228 Fourth avenue.
ROOM; partly modern. TO a lady; SitoR-
en- privilege le24Az Fifteenth alreaE-
ROOMS. three. unfurnished; close te
Traetor plant. 1t1G Fortierh street.
/ ROOM --l r72derni furnished phone II. 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Bar Silver.
vvt4wuFR FOR WEEK.

London. Oct 13.-Bar silver, AID per
ounce. Money per cent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Observation-Disclosures.

SEABI.E & rARsHAI.L,-At Attorneys II
lew once. 512-808 Safety building
Rock Island.
WALKER INGRAM n SNV EEsME AT
fornevs ana c5unSeiors at law. Money
% loan 81 real estate. Rooms zus~-l .
--NenLr.E Er-IEet nlEIIdinE-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

C0TT AGE I've rooms. modern also six
room modern house, hoTn ia hGli dis
1rIcE Phone r Z. zsT-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Rates

RATES
six cents per Line nFgt insertion.
whrss cents per line each additional
EuaargzaE No &C lsss than = cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Kansas civ PROVISIONS.

Kansas City, Oct. 15-Butter, eggs
and poultry, unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
INVESTMENTS.
NOTICE


IsgEESTAI ENTS; 6 per cent mortgages.
Hzu- n. walker. PeoUIe.s Bank B4dE,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

All the news all the tfnae-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

AUTOMOBILE roadster. large power
fui; easy riding driven only since
May. good as new Goday's cost 81 $50
selling price 1880. Il G.. care THE
argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

2err~ routes. FaU az II T. New q
sserey- 500 tt-at Seventeenth street
phone Il 1885,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

PAGE CLOSES
AT neon each Gay. Cali r. II AS
E46 or 1&T. Classified Department. for
information
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

--T1TEE Rss ROCK ISLAND ARISEN Al:
III pg Day. fkAdAN CC$STELJC-
-~rs- rrFZ AS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

r-r +e- delivery work Pardon gro
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14
Social Chat

A delightful yellow bridge luncheon was given by Mrs C. E. Orlander yesterday afternoon. The room was artistically decorated with ferns and flowers and the tables were shaded with yellow candles carrying out the general color scheme. Mrs George Sexton received the first prize for the afternoon and Mrs A. H. McNeer the consolation. The guests were Mrs. w. M. Sauers, Mrs o. J, Keat ing, Mrs. E. O. Sawyer Jr., Mrs. R. J. Weir. Mrs. F. L. Ballaine, Mrs. George Sexton and Miss Florence Ballaine.
 -.:-
 The regular business meeting of the Woman's Club will be held in the Van Glider Hall tomorrow at two thirty o'clock. There will be a programme at the open session, be- ginning at three thirty, which in- cludes a talk by Curtis Morford on "Education and the European Univer- sities,' and solo by Mrs E. O. Sawyer Jr. All ladies gre cordially invited to attend.
 Mrs Otto H. Poehlmann will leave this evening for Anchorage to visit with her parents for a few weeks.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14
LOCAL BASEBALL
 SEASON STARTS
 COMING SUNDAY

The first call for baseball practice is announced for next Sunday after noon on the Laubner Addition grounds. All aspirants for this years team are expected to be on the grounds at 1:3O o'clock in uniform, and ready for the initial work of the season.
 The local baseball season is a little late and besides there is long hard schedule ahead of the team, so earn est effort is expected to begin with all hands present Sunday afternoon.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14
MAKES LIVING BY KILLING RATS AT
 10 CENTS A HEAD

PENN VAN, N. Y.,,-Edward Thomas, a negro of this place, is the champion rat killer of the State. Early in the year he started killing rats for his neighbors, charging 10 cents a rat. He uses no poison, but has an as sortment of traps of his own making. Since early in February he has killed HAP rats for sixty-nine customers.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14
s. s. GOVERNOR BADLY DAMAGED;
 LIMITING INTO SANTA BARBARA
(Ry United States Cable)

SEATTLE, Thursday, June 14.-Infomation recelV- ed here by the Pacific Steamship company indicates that the steamship Governor was badly damaged as result of it's collision with the revenue cutter McCulOch.
 A message received from Capt. H. C. Thomas, com mander of the Governor, states that the 'Govemor IS lmpng into port at Santa Barbara"
 Boats from the Governor rescued the crew of the McCuoc} and no lives were ost although sailor was perhaps fatally injured and panic occurred among the passengers on board the Governor
 Capt J. c. Cantwe was in command of the revenue cutter when the accident took place.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14
STARTED ON CONSTRUCTION
 OF WAREHOUSE

The commission has started the foundation for the new warehouse which is to rise on Railroad Avenue between 9th and ' tn Avenues. The building will be frame and 200 by 40 feet in size. The location is on last years ball grounds and the structure will stand in the vicinity of where third base was located.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

J. E Busch of the local Forestry De partment is to leave on the Alaska this evening for a short business trip to Anchorage.
 o. Kind is registered in the city.
 The fire at the head of the Bay which caused so much excitement and worry on Tuesday, is now out except for a few logs which are shoulder ing in the center of the burned area. There will proudly be smoudering em- bers in that vicinity for the rest of the season, but there is no danger of the fire doing any further damage.
 The final examination of the school year were held today and the work of this term has been completed. It will be necessary for the children to report at the school tomorrow morn ing to receive the report cards which will announce their success in the closing examinations. The summer vacation will commence tomorrow and will probably continue until early in September.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14
LOCAL CANNERY
 IN OPERATION

The San Juan Fish Company start ed operations yesterday and turned the machinery over for the first time. Several hundred pounds of salmon which had gathered during the past few days were canned. The work yesterday was more in the nature of a try out for the equipment than the actual start of the seasons work.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14
RUNNING FIGHT"
 EMPRESS FEATURE

The feature attraction at the Elm press is "The Running Fight" This is a five realflm full of interest and gripping situation The programme also includes Paramount pictorialS and travelogue as well as a one reel comedy.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14

Wanted.-Young woman as helper in camp kitchen at Mile 12, Call Mrs. Wright by telephone.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-14

For Rent-Two partly furnished house keeping rooms. Toilet and bath.
 Gateway.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
PowieSG z czas6w Chrobrego.
BraCia zmartMyChWStaiCy
S@S&L
Przaz
J. |. KRASzEWSNEG0
(Ciag dalszy).

Rozpoczely sic WSr6d ciszy modlitWy splewy
a Radzym drzacym glosem ]przemowil do krola, O.
powiadajqc mu 0 obowiqzkach ciezarach w~ladzy..
Szlo zatem owe uroczyste zapytania / odpo,
wiedzi, wazqce, jak p~rzysiegi i sama p~rzysiega ma c.
wangelii przyjete modlitwy, psalmy, az ~nareszcie
namaszczenie, wlozenie korony, oddanie berla, PREY
pasanie miecza, ktory dobywszy krol ma cztery
swiata strony przeszyl MIN powietrze; rozlegiy sic
Spiewy wesole, zwycieskie, gIoSne!
Boleslaw Siedzial juz ia tronie, spoglQdaJac du-
mnie dokola. U w~ielkiego oltarza Radzym skladai
niekrwawq oiiarc.
w czasie mszy jeszcze ~ciqgnely sic moditwy
dziekczynne. luz nabozcistwo ku koncowi sic mia
10, gdy maggie dzief jasny znienil sic W noe prawie
Garment chmury okrylo sic sIohce, wicher zawyl
wSciekIy, sypneio gradem ~ulewa...
Zbladl kr6l siedzqcy ma majestacie, zadrzeli
wszyscy, kaplani tylko ME p~rzerwali ~Spiewu, a
Radzyln odmawiaf spokojnie o~statnia modlitwe..
Siychat byio w okna ibiony koScielne bijqcq bu-
re, pare b~lyskawic bladych przeSzy}o powletrze, da-
leko grom rozlcgl sic glucho, odbijajqc sic jakby
toczac pc oholicy. Ma chwile ziemia, dachy, kielku-
jaca zielonoSc wiosenna, w~szystko okrylo sic szatQ
biaIa, zimowa. Ma obliczu ukoronowanego mimo
mestwa widat bylo wrazcnie tel przestrosi, czy
grozby niebieskiej.
Gas jakis ME ustawaI wicher, dajac sic wysilat
ma dach ~swiqtyni jej sciany, kt6rc smagaf oble-
wal mroznemi ialami. Ostatnia modlitwa by|a skor-
czonq, gdy burza gwaitowna zwolna uchodzic "a
czela. Niekiedy jeszcze ostatni szturm przypuszcza-
la do ~Swiqtyni bezsilna, omdlala, zmienila sic W
wiatr slaby, ktory zdarl I niebios opony. L "a oscar
panych oblokow p~oczynaf przcgladac blekit, ulatu-
jqce chmury zmicnily barwe zbiela}y, zlocac sic
promieniami slohca. Coraz s~zerzej u~kazywaf sic Ia
zur pogodny, coraz ~bardziej rozrywaly sic
chmury sIonce W calym majestacie Swoin ukaza-
10 sic zwycieskie, W msnieniu Okla roztapiajqc bale
krupy, ktoremi okryta byla zicmia, Susz9c zmokle
pola przynoszac cieplo wioScnne.
lynn slohca promieniem zdala sic nanowo jas
nice twarz kr0lewska, ma kt6rq wrocila poSoda
z~WyciesKi Wyraz ~spokoJu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02

Bolcslaw podniosf ukoronowana glowe, ably ma
tychmiast wstawszy, unizyi ia jeszcze pred olta-
rem IL trumny meczennika.
Gdy kr6l, przeprowadzony przez ductow1er-
stwo, ruszyi nazad do drzwi kosciola, W podw6rcach
ozwaiy sic traby, rogi, wielkie wolanic radosne. Ca
lie zastepy pancernikow, niece dobywszy, staiy
iakby worobnie uko~ronowanego.
Dziei to byf w~ielkiego zwyciestwa po'upoko-
rzeniu wielkiem przeciqgnioncm dlugo, z~Wyclest-
wa odniesionego mad ce%sarstwem, ~wyzwania Jakby
i wypowiedzenia mu wojny.
w tych tlumach, CO bylo Nicmcom przyjaznc-
60 przez mich wys}anego, gryzio wargi bladIo gnlc
wen tiumionyn. Guncelin we zbroi wspaniaIcj, ca
ly Swiecacy cd zlota klejnot6w, szcdF posepny W
orszaku, ME umiejac ukryc ~sroSicgo rozzalenia.
Przepych ten niezmierny, Seciny wojska, zbroJnv
iud, potega nowego krola, jadly mu SERGE. Pomlf-
DIV duchowiehstwen nieznaczne miejscc zaJmuJac,
iakby sic cd oczu ukrywa}, sunql sic Ks. Pctrck L po-
kora udana i przejeciem kIamanem. | jego piers
Sciskala sic pod wrazeniem togo dnia uroczystego,
z~dajqcego zwiastowaG sic dalszy szcrcg dni wielko-
sci i potegi. Niekiedy okiem wcjrzcnicm bojazli-
wen rzucii pc tych tlumlach, siesnqF daleko wnct,
jakby oSlepiony, wzrok ma ziemie spuSzczaf. Czul
sic zwyciezonym, gorycz zaewala mt usta pallia
~ ~
wargi.
Twarz opata Aroma, kt6ry byt tez W orszaku
duchowrycf. otoczony mnichami zakonu, ME zmic'
Mia sic wcale, ME widat bylo ma nicj ami uczucia
tryumfu, ami obawy. Zawszc jednakowy, ~nicporu-
SONY. spoglqdaf tylko ma kr0la, jakby chcia} czytat
l. twarzy lego. Ami burza ME u~czynila go trwoznym
nj sIonce mu daio weselsze obliczc. Me MONA by
10 w MIN poznac, nj d~omyslet sic tego, kt6rcgo spra-
wa / prawie wyIacznym owocem trudu byf dzlell
dzisieiszy. Modlif sic re spokojem ~cz}owicka, ola
ktorego ~wszystko, CO SWAT dac i odjac mozc, obo'
ietnem sic stale, spodziewanem zwyczajncm.
Ilekrot wzrok KS. Petrka padl nan, ~zaognial sic,
bialka zdawaiy sic krwiq zachodzic, %oddychai cIe'
zei, piersi mial zemsty nienawi5ci peine.
Ma dworcu wnet otoczyli kr6la w:szyscy nIosat
mu Diary i zyczenia. Tu poznaG bylo MONA, jak ten
surowy i gwa}towny czesto krol u~milowanym byi
przez wszystkich. Wojacy szczegolnlej, ktory W
obozie byl starszym bratem, zblizali sic don, Jak do
towarzysza broni. p~rzejeci poruszeni. Bolestaw
miaf ola kazdego usmiech wesoie siowo.
Dnia tego krolowa jedna byla nieco z%apomnia-
ia. lecz twarza wesoia klamala uszczesllWlenie well
kie. czekajqc Swej chwili. Jakoz krol W ostatku do
niei sic zwr0cil, a byia dnia tego taxa krasa przyo-
bleczona, re oczy wszystkich oderwaG sic cd nieJ
ME mogly. Siedzenie jej zgotowanem bylo PREY kro-
iewSkiem.
fCiag daiszv nastsoi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02

czytanie nastepuJqcego dokumentu:
Sprawozdanie komitetu sekcyi Brick-Lane, cd.
Gzialu Ebenezcr, w~ielkicgo towarzystwa wstrzc-
m~iczliwosci.
,,Komitct prowadzil dalcj swe przyjemne pra'
&c " ciqgu u~bicgIego miesiqca ku wielkiej swej po-
riesze podaJc VAIN nastepuJqce MOVE wypadkl ma
wrocenia SIG do wstrzemigzliwoSci:
I'll. Walker, krawiec, zonaty, maJacy dwoJc
Gzieci. Gdy byl W zamoznieszym stanie, przyznaje,
IL pijal porter piwo. Powiada, il ME moze z~areczyc,
Ivy przez dwadzieScia lat mic uzywaf diva ray ma ty-
Gzien psiego noSa. komitet wasz, zarzqdziwSzy cd.
powiednie p~oszukiwania, wykryi, IL napoj p~owyzszy
skiada sic Z goracego porteru, gwozdzikow, Ja}oW--
cowki i muszkato}owej galki. (N tenn miejscu jed
ma Z dam wzdycha i mowi: ,,Tak! tak!O Obecnie
Jest bez roboty bez pieniedzy; sadzl, Il wilma tego
Jest porter (oklaski), albo tez okolicznosc, IL poz-
bawiony jest uzycIa prawej rekl; ME VIE z pewno-
Scia, czy jedno czy drugie, ale przypuSzcza, IL, gdy-
by przez Gale zycie pill tylko wode, kolega jego ME
uklulby go zardzewiala iglq, co spowodowalo ubez-
wladnienie reki (ogromne oklaski). Teraz niema mic
do picia, oprocz woody, i nigdy ME czuje sic pod
chmielonym.
betsy Martin, wdowa, ma tylko jedno dziecie
jedno oko; wynajmuje sic dziennle jake praczka
~drugiego Okla n;gdy ME miala, ale vie, re matka JeJ
byla nalogowa, ME dziwi jej, re Z tego powodu jest
jednooka (ogromne oklaski). Sadzi, IL prawdopodo-
bnie miaiaby dwoje oczu, gdyby sama wstrzymy-
wala sic Cd napojow spirytusowych (g~waltowne O.
klaski). Zwykle pobierala dziennie jeden styling i
szeSc pensow, kwarte porteru i szklanke Wodki ale
cd czasu, jak nalezy do sekcyi Brick-Lane, zada "a
wsze dziernie try szylingi i szeSc pensow. Qntere-
sujacy ten fakt ~przyjeto Z najwiekszem uznaniem).
(Ciag daisy nastati))..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
II MILWAUKEE, WIS.

SierAant Franciszek Krukar, syn
D.. JGzefa Krukara, zamieszkalego
PREY Euclid ave-, Town of Lake, 20
stall ma polecenie puikownika Piasec-
kiego zamianowany drugim %poruczni
klein kompanii I pod komenGa kapi-
tana w. G~audyhskiego. Porucznik
Krukar pe}nil obowiazki sierzanta W
kompanii K i uwazany byf jake je7
den z najlepszycn zoinierzy. Porucz-
mix Krukar try lata wysiuzy} W re-
gularnej armii i cd roku nalezy do
kompanii K. By1 on z kompania ma
pograniczu meksykanskiem i tam
szybko a~wansowai.
POlicya zn0w aresztowafa Jana
Kozlowskiego, kt6ry zaczepial nielet-
ME dziewczeta PREY szkole publicznej
PREY s. ave. Juz pc raz trzeci Koz-
lowski oskarzony jest o to rrzekro-
genie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
u DETROIT, MICH.

FranCi4zek j Jan ROmanOwscy
bracia, tudziez Jan Zajac - wszyscy
2 Detroit - stawali pred federal
nym sadem okregowym, Oskarzeni o
kradziez miedzi z ZapieCzetowanegO
wozu towarowego kolei Pere Mar
0uette. OSkarzenie z%arzucalO i'm, &c
zabrali oni z wOzu try skrzynie z
miedzia, wazace pc przeszio 200
funt6w kazda. Sprawl ia zosta}a pre-
dfozouo sedziom przysieglym zaraz
popoiudniu, ale dopiero pred pot
noe s~edziowie wydali werdykt -
uznajacy winnym Zajaca R~rzecho--
wywania sk%radzionych rzeczy. Nato-
miast ma punkcie why obu mfodych
Romanowskich - Sedziowie ME mo-
gil przyjSt do zgodnego orzeczenia'
Zajac u~s}yszawszy werdykt, popad&
W irytacye i natychmiast poczynit
zeznania, > ktorych przyznal sic do
wlasnej why, ale zarazem obciazyf
niemi obu Romanowskich. w SVEN
rozjatrzeniu poda} prokuratorowl
szczeg6ly. ktore przekonafy sedziow
przysieglych, re NE natrafiaja VIE
cej ma zadne trudnosci W udowodnle-
niu why Romanowskim. Ponowna
rozprawa ,"zeciw MIN odbedzie sic
Nkr6tce. Tymczasem Zajac ME costa
M zasadzony wpierw, dopokad ME
odbedzie SIC rozprawa RomanoW-
skich - lecz zatrzymany bedzte ia
ko &wiadek przeciw MIN.
Stefan Malinowicz, lat 81, miesh-
kajacy I'D F~arnsworth, Original Wy
rok ma 60 dni domu poprawy, Q Ia
miana ma SIS grzywny, "a napad -
prawdopodobnie W n~iemoralnym celu
- ma ~o$mioletnia dziewczynke. Ma
linowicsa aresztowali d~etektywi Ro-
dy j Stack.
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RuGh v %T0Wargstuach
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. Kr6la Jana Ill Sobies--
kiego nr. 16 Zjed. odbedzie posie--
dzenie W czwartek, dnia Ego sierp--
mia, o godzinie 7:30 wieczorem. -
Andrzej Kujawa, prezes; JoZef
Szczuka, sekr. prot.
Y KAZIMIERZOWA.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam czton
k0w TOW. Patr. i'm. Stef. Buszczyn-
sEiego gr. EOS u. n. P, kt6rzy ME
byli obecni ma ostatniem posiedze--
niu odbytem dnia s lipca, il wlas--
ME ma tenn posiedzeniu uchwalono
zmieniG date posiedzeh z 2giej ME-
dzieli ma lady pierwszy ~poniedzla-
lex mie3iaca, a vice n%astepne regu-
larne posieGzenie odbedzie sic W po-
niedzia!ek ego sierpnia, o godz.
1880 wieczo:em, W sail zwykiych po-
siedzen. - a. Stefanowski, sekr.
prot, 1908 S. sofa ave, Cicero.
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DZIENNIK CH1CAGosN jsst -.
Iynem pismem polskiem CO apelujs
DO wszystkich: starszym dostarc1a
wszelkich nowin Z Chicago. SAn6w
zjednoczonych, Europy Is caieSe
twiata. a dla mtodS'ety redaEuJe "
sposob amerykahski kazds Wade
Noac sportowa d~otycxacA pol&k6V.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02

,,Dziennik Chicagoski" mozna
zanawiac u nsstepuiacych agen'
tow: Jones, 1927 N. Troy utica
Slcbod. 402l N, Monticello ave.
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ReklamH Iesr poastawS ncsnydA
przedsiebiorstw amerykahskich. wiee
przemys}owiec polski dobrze zrobi
tsteli stale reklnmowat bedZie swo1
interes W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
9KIM
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-25
Not a War Of Retaliation.

Some mpetuous persons are urging on prepa-
rations for war; asserting the need of retaliatory
measures against the enemy. These are mistaken
in their motives; however natural the impulse
when smarting under a sense OF injury, to seek
vengeance, the United States is not in this war
to punish anybody. No scream OF wrath is heard
from the American eagle; our provocation has
been strong and our anger is Deep but II is right
eous, and it is justice and not revenge we look to
establish. Wrongs to humanity may be righted
without inficting grievous wrongs on the doer
Murderous attacks by land or sea will be brought
to an end and safety Of public and private life
will be made secure as far as possible, without
thought of vengeance. We fight for freedom not
only for ourselves, but for the world and this
surely includes the German people, so the great
issue does not involve nor could it succeed if it
did look to revenge for anything that has taken
place in the course OF the conflict Retaliation
is not an item in the program laid out for Amer
cans in the great task they voluntarily have as
,umed