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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
DEBORAH LOST HARD BATTLE.
High School Football Team Beaten
by Cedar Valley Seminary.

The DEBORAH Fl. S. football warri>
ors autoed to Usage last Saturday
and received a 81 to drubbing at
the hands of the Cedar Valley Sem
mary team. The boys put up a game
fight, however, and the playing
against old experienced men who out
weighed them Is pounds to the man,
they never quit fighting from the
time the first whistle blew until the
game was ended.
DEBORAH threatened TO score II the
second period when they received
the ball on the kickoff. F. Marsh
made 10 yards around right end.
Swezey smashed through tackle for
8 yards and Thomas made it first
down. F. Marsh made yards around
end. Thomas gained yards on a
cross buck, and Swezey smashed thru
for first down. Thomas added > more
on another cross buck, and then
Christian picked forward pass out
of the air for another Is yard gain.
The Usage line held here, however,
and DEBORAH lost the ball on the 6
yard line with only feet to go to
make their required distance.
DEBORAH threatened again in the
final period when Swezey intercepted
a forward pass and raced % yards to
the Seminary's 20 yard line before
being downed.
The work of Eidahl at quarter for
Usage was the feature of the game.
The line up was as follows:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
Our Suits and Overcoats

are the best money can buy. We abb
solutely sell good quality clothing
only. We do not charge an extrava-
CANT price, We buy our clothing di-
rect from the manufacturer, and al
ways sell at more reasonable prices.
See our $13.75 and $500 suits Sat
urday. Also our special offerings OF
sheep lined ulsters. These were pur-
chased long before the enormous ad-
vance. BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
LIBERTY BONDS.

To all subscribers to the First
Liberty Loan through this bank we
wish to state that we have been re-
quested by the Federal Reserve
Bank to hold the certificates issued
to us for these subscriptions until the
fifteenth of November at which time
they will deliver to us the New Four
per cent bonds This will save the
tsouble and expense incidental to
making the exchange in case we
made delivery of the 31a % bonds.
OF course if any one wishes the
3h % bonds,.-we will procure them
at any time.
The subscribers TO the Second
Liberty Loan paying for the bonds In
full at time of subscription will re-
ceive the bonds within a week or ten
days.
The National Bank of DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
Usage
DEBORAH
Congregational Church.

Next Sabbath morning the service
and the sermon will be in keeping
with the Presidents proclamation
calling for the observance il all our
churches of Sunday, October 2S, as
day of prayer for the success of
our arms Subject in the evening,
Luther as a Religious Reformer.'
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
RECOUNT OF BALLOTS
ORDERED BY HAVNER
Supervisors Instructed to go Over
Every Vote Cast in Election Oct.
Is, With Hope Result May
be Changed.
WINNESHIEk BOARD HAS
RECOUNTED THE BALLOTS
Majority Against the Amendment i'm
Winneshiek is 1431 by the Off.
cial Count.

L
ordered recount of the prohibitory
constitutional amendment ballots
Every county attorney in the state
was wired to that effect. In his tele-
gram to county attorneys the attor-
ney general says:
Concerning special election held
October Is, l call your attention to
code section 1171 which requires the
canvass of the votes by the county
supervisors instead of canvass OF
the returns as provided in code Sec
ton 1l49 applicable to general cleo
tions. Unless such a canvass of votes
has been made your board should be
reconvened and canvass of the votes
thus made which means a recount OF
all ballots voted in the county A
written opinion follows
This instruction by the attorney
general means that the board OF
supervisors in every county in the
state must recount every ballot cast
Monday, Oct. Is. Whether or not it
is believed sufficient changes will be
found to overcome the wet majority
has not been stated by the attorney
general or by dry workers.
Many county boards simply can
vass the returns as certified by cleo
ton boards and do not count the bal
lots. This practice does not comply
with the law in the opinion of the
attorney general. The votes must be
counted as that is what the law
means, he declares.
The Winneshiek county board of
supervisors finished recounting the
votes Saturday aid very few errors
were found. On the face of the re-
turns after the election the count
stood 1882 for the amendment and
1921 afiainst. The official count OF
the supervisors changed this a little.
The judges and clerks of election
threw out 60 ballots, which were
spoiled and the board in their Off
cial count threw out s more, which
made SS in all thrown out all over
the county. The votes varied from
ten in some precincts down to one
Burr Oak and Springfield were the
only two townships in which no bal
lots were disputed.
The total vote cast in Winneshiek
was 446S. Out of this number there
were SO spoiled ballots, which were
not counted. OF course these S3 af-
fected both the drys and vets. 1t left
the actual vote 1477 for the amend
ment and zoos against, giving a wet
majority of 1431. In the recount the
supervisors threw out votes for the
amendment and Is against it, the
vets losing s votes.
1t is not thought the recounting of
the votes will make much of a
change throughout the state, the wet
majority being il the neighborhood
of 1000. In some counties the drys
gain a few and in others. the vets
gain, so it looks like six of one and
a half dozen of the other.
The cost of the official recount will
perhaps total $4,000 for the state.
Unofficial Vote i'm State
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
Early Settler Passes Across BOrde.


Early Settler Passes Across Border
Johannes Sjureson Grundeland
one of the very first settlers in this
community, died at his home il Cal
mar, Saturday evening, October 6,
1917 at 1910 o'clock, at the adj
vanced age of SO years
The deceased was born in Fresvik,
Sogn, Norway, August 10, 1884. He
was married in Norway to Karen
Almond, and later in company with
his wife came to America, locating
in Chicago, where he lived three
years, moving to DEBORAH from there
and one year later to Calmar where
he resided nearly sixty years, up to
the time of his death.
He was one of the first to settle
here, there being no town here at
that time.
He was man who never harbored
any Ill will to anyone and had many
friends. For many years he was a
merchant tailor here, served in pub
lie life on the school board, Town
Council and road supervisor.
In 1894 his wife died and later he
married Caroline Johnson. who sur
wives MN. ne ledNeS tue lOliOWlnS
children: Mrs. N. II. Nelson, Charles
City; Ben, San Jose, California;
John, st. Paul. Mimi; Mrs W. Hurl-
but, Sever. Andrew, Julius, Fred,
Edith and jeanette of this city.
The funeral was held at the Luth-
eran church, Rev. Paul Koren officiat-
ing, Wednesday afternoon, and the
large attendance showed the esteem
in which he was held.
Those from out Of town attending
the funeral were:
Mr.. and Mrs. N H. Nelson and
family from Charles City; Mr.. A
Sorenson, Albert Sorenson. Miss
Christine Sorenson, of DEBORAH; Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Johnson of De-
corah; Mr.. and Mrs. viii Johnson
OF Hanlontown: Mr.. s.. Grundeland
Mitchell, s. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Moe,
Sanborn; Mr.. aid Mrs. C.. F.. Klei-
now, McGregor: Mr.. II. A. Grimso
Saude; Mr.. John Tarske, Ossian; Mr..
o. Grunvald, Spring Grove. MINI.
Mr.. John Dibyvik, Harmony. Mimi.
Melvin Hurlbut, Lawton, Okla.-Cal-
mar Courier
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
A Pleasant Surprise.

TASTY CHEESE just what it says
Just eat it the way it is,
and ii ,Du want something still bet
ter try selected dates with stones re-
moved AID fill with TASTY cheese
pleasant surprise. For sale by
FRED j. ROSENTHAL. CHEESE
DAY" SATURDAY OCT. 81.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
Card of Thanks.

The undersigned wishes to express
their sincere thanks for the assis-
lance, sympathy and floral offerings
during the illness, death and bur-
ial of our beloved mother, Mrs. Amt
Mostad.
THE CHILDREN.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24

Those wishing instructions on
clarinet, call on or write to Joe
Mikesh, 800 John ST., DEBORAH,
Iowa. 43-3
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24

We never were able to und rstand
why some people say limb" when
they mean leg and ABDOMEN"
when they mean stomach"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24

The Chinese want more railroads
which will mean more labor for
American workmen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25

Photo Of Charles Clifton
Goes Here.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25

King Eight, Oakland
cars. Federal and Repub-
lie Trucks.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25

Dealers in a complete
line of the best cars and
trucks.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25
BUSINESS OFFERINGS.

Good hardware and good
drug store in two of the best
railroad towns in Idaho For
sale; business and locations
can't be beat; low prices; easy
terms. Also have stock In
good mercantile business,
making % per cent dividends;
also income property, well ID
Gated, making $1,000 per year
rents; all in Boise and all on
easy terms. Two cafes and
one hotel to sell cheap, on easy
terms.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25
SUNDAY CAPITAL NEWS SUNDAY, MARCH Is, 1917

WE are prepared 20 care for
your banking requirements be
they large or small.
We are safe, sound, aeoomo-
dating and dependable.
We pay 4 per cent interest,
compounded semi-annualIy, on
sayings deposits.
We want your banking bust
ness. And, in the meantime,
we are growing day by day.
Very truly yours,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25
OF. the arrival OF
MICHELIN TIRES

Mtchelin Universal Tread
non skid casing contains the
very best rubber and fabric,
but so much more of each that
it weighs from IL to is per
cent heavier than the average
non skid casing.
Ever since Michelin invent
ed the pneumatic automobile
tire and tube % years ago,
Micheiin tubes have been rec
ognized as the worlds stand
ard; they are the only tube
made to At the casing.
Although of superior quality
Michelin castings and tubes
are moderately priced.
In Justice to yourself give
them q trial.
Exclusive Distributors.
SERVICE MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 459.
1916 Bannock, Boise, Idaho.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25

professional the city, and will strive
their will the rights of the POOR
LET'S MAKE BOISE CITY WORTH LIVING I'M!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25

Photo OF Thos. r. Hamar
Goes Here.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25
Charles Clifton

Attorney at Law.
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
OF THE
CITY OF BOISE.
My Platform 10:
Municipal ownership of PUB
lie Utilities and Certain Places
of AMUSEMENT.
The development of the nat
ural beauty of the City, and
its surroundings.
The repeal of obsolete laws,
and the enforcement of COM
pliance with approved City
Ordinances, by ALL.
A clean City Administration,
but a JUST one.
I have not been nominated
by any organization or COM
bination Of interests,
! have been nominated by
len of the city, and will strive
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14
OZNAJNIIENIE.

Uprzejmie podajemy do wiado--
mosci S~zanownej Publicznosci, re
skladka zo1nierzy W obozie Kosciu--
szko W Niagara on the Lake, 2 Ego
Batalionu, 3ciei Druzyny, skolekto-
wanna byla prze5 Mich samych ma wnio
SEX Kom. Dha st. Kuraszkiewicza, a
w~reczona Rep. Zwiazku Polek ma
dzieci glodne, pieniadze zas oddane
zostaiy Prezesowi WydziaIu Narodo-
wego.
Je5eli CT, ktorzy swe zycie niosa
Ojczyznie W ofierze ~jes2cze ostatni
grosz dla tych ginacych z Ig{odu OLA
ruja, CO Ty Siostro uczynis7 ola
tych, kt6rzy maja mniej jak Ty..
Wo}amy do Was, Siostry Polki, Mat
XII, zony, cory, ME zapominajcie o
dziatwie ginacej z glodu W Polsce,
pamietajcie I o tych kt6rych Wysy-
lamy aieby o wolnosG Ojczyzny | no.
mol Polek walczyli, ~gwiazdka mad
chodzi, dajcie lie ktora mole, ma O.
ba cele daicie, DO / jedni i drudzy
maja prawo cd mas zadac pomocy !
opieki!! Sk}adki ma Armie Polska l
ma glodnycn W Polsce MONA skladac
u Kasyerki Gi6wnej, PAM L. Wofo'
wskiej.
Siostry Zwiazku Polek czekamy ma
Wasza odpowiedz ma ten APPEL!
Ia Zarzad G(6wny q. P. A.
A. Emilia N~apieralSka,
Sekr. Jen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14
Czy jestes wesoiy

Czy tez niezadowolony i znlc-
checony?
Zycie ME jest ma to, ably tylko
zyG, lecz Eye dobrze, jesc dobrze,
trawic dobrze, pracowac dobrze,
Eye dobrze, spac dobrze.
Jestto stopieh doskonaloscl
zdrowia, i tysiaoe mezczyzn i ME
wiast przekonaio sic jak latwo
jest bye szczeSliwym i zadowolo-
nym ma ciele ! ma umySle, "a po-
moca Natures Orderly Laxatives.
Oni powrocili do zdrowia SHY.
Pragniemy ably kazda niewiasta,
jakotez i kazdy mezczyzna ktory
cierpi ma zo}adek, ~watrobe, nerki,
Dol gIowy i wog6le czuje sic cho-
ny i niezadowolony, poszed} do
swego aptekarza i kupi} 25c pu-
delko Natures Orderly Laxatives
ma nasza osobista gwarancye. Wy
macie osadziG. Sprobujcie sami
dzisiaj, a bedziecie weselszymi
jutro. Ma sprzedaz II Moeller
Bros, w. A. Wieboldt and Co.,
i we wszystkich pierwozrzednych
aptekach. (Og.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14

Ma slubnym kobiercu dis Q godzi-
ME 10-tej rano, W koSciele Sw. Amy
staneli p. Karol Buck z panna Stani-
slawa Zajaka}a. Druzbowali p. Karol
Paoszek z panna J6Sefa Zajakala, sio-
stra PAM mlodej. Cody weselne odby-
waja sic W domu rodzic6w PAM MILO
DEF, pod nj. 2O23 W. 22ga place.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14

dystryktu, kOmitet zaprosil miedzy in
nymi, majora kwatermistrza J6zefa
Barzyhskigeo, kt0ry obecnie znajduje
sic W Camp Grant, W Rockford, Ill.
r
S~przeczka o wzgledy pewnej panien-
XII zakoGczyla sic wczoraj fatalnie ola
Wiktora Bary}y, 1885 BoSworth ave.,
a osadzeniem W cell wiezicnnej Benja-
nina Libozy, 2505 Clybourn ave. Ba-
ry}o / Liboza powracali do domu z we
sela. Gdy zblizali sic do mostu PREY
Fullerton ave, Libozy podni6Sf cegie
1 uderzyl MIA swego towarzysza w glo-
we tax SLIME, re ten pad} z rozbita
czaszka umar} on W kilka minut p6z-
niej. Widzac rezultat swego zapedu,
zab6jca uciek3.
W kilka godzin Pc wypadku detek-
tywi otoczyli dom pod mr.. 1910 Web
ster ave. i tam Liboze aresztowali. A
resztowany p~rzyzna} sic do morder--
silva, lecz ME MONA go bylo Emusic do
wyjawienia nazwiska dziewczyny o
ktorej wzgledy re swa ofiara sic po-
sprzecza}.
Podczas piracy W ~zak1adach ,Chica-
60 Mill and Lumber CO., pnr. 300 No.
Sangamon ul., wczoraj popo1udniu ciez-
ko zostal pokaleczony J6zef Kozur,
Fam. pnr. 1910 w. Ohio I'll. Kozur PREY
padkiem najechany zostaf przez w6zek
naladowany deskami, kt0ry p~opycha1o
szesciu innych robotnik6w. Rannego
ambulansem przewieziono do domu.
Ma powracajacego do domu wczo-
raj oko}o godziny 7-mej wieczorem,
Hieronima Kimela, Fam. pnr. 2019 To-
wa ul., pred jego m~ieszkaniem napad1
obi1 pewien konduktor, kt6rego numer
Jest 1858. Napastnik zbiegi, a Kimel z
cie4ka rana ma glowie oddaG sic musia1
opiece lekarza.
j. = I
Cd kilku dni strajkuja woznice de-
partamentu czyszczenia ulic i zauik0w,
17-tej wardy, i dlatego odpadki z "a
ulk6w tejze wardy Cd ubiegiej soboty
ME 50 usuwane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14
NOTATKI
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKlE.

Powaznie zachorowal onegdaj wi
ceprezes banku Home Bank and
Trust Co., p. Wawrzyniec Przybyl-
ski. P. Przybylski obecnie znajduje
sic pod opieka lekarzy W swej re-
zydencyi pod mr.. 1913 Pierce ave.
q q q
Wczoraj do Chicago powrocil by4y
komisarz park6w z~achodnich p. J6zef
Lasecki, syn PIP. Tomasza i J6zefy La
seckich, Fam. pnr. 2935 Gresham ave.
Przez blisko tydzieh bawil on W pewnej
pilnej sprawie W Washington, D. c.,
poczem udal sic do Baltimore, Md,
sdzie odwiedzil swych kuzyn0w Mar
| Gina i Antoniego Laseckich, prowadza-
cych sklad wiktual6w pod mr.. 1876 So.
Wolfe ul. w Baltimore p. L., r0wniez
podejmowany byl W letniej rezydencyi
aptekarza Micha}a Stefahskiego.
Ola poratowania zdrowia do sa-
nitaryum W Oak Forest udal sic ina
nv cd lat kilku kierownik szko}y o.
bywatelskiej - prowadzonej poczat-
kowo W Domu Zjednoczenia, a p6z-
niej W sail Walsha, p. Karol Motyko-
wski. P. Motykowski, kt6ry cierpi ma
katar pluc, W sanitaryum zniewolo-
nv bedzie pozostat kilka miesiecy.
q q q
Ola waanych powod6w dr.. Anna
Krygier, Fam. pod mr.. 1916 No. Hoyne
ave-, odjazd sw6j do Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, odlozy}a do kohca b. m. DR..
Krygier do Hot Springs wyjedzie ma
kIko-miesieczny pobyt ola poratowa--
mia swego zdrowia. TOwarzyszyc jej
bedzie MAJ.
q q -
Popularity mlodzian Kazimierzo-
wa, D. Stanislaw H. Baginski, ktory
cd kilku tygodni z~najduje sic jake
poborowy W Camp Grant, W Rock
ford, awansowany zostal do korpusu
sygnalowego. Awans original W
| dzien obchodzenia swych urodzin.
| Onegdaj ukohczy} on lat 27.
q q q
Stary | znany osadnik dzielnicy
bridgeport, D. Franciszek Ciechna,
wraz 2 rodzina p~rzeprowadzi sic ma
Woiciechowa. P. Ciecnna sprzedai blu
dynek pod mr.. 1856 W. saga ul.. ma
/ B~ridgeporcie, W kt6rym cd lat pro-
wadziS sklad wiktualow 1 kupif bu-
dynki pod mr.. 1925 / 1927 w. 19ta
ul., ma Wojciechowie, cd p. Antonio
go Bagihskiego, kt6ry take cd lat
provadzil skiad wiktualow. sklep
znajdujacy sic W jednym z nowo ma
bytych budynk6w p. c. da odnowic
kosztem kilkunastu set dolaroW l
interes dalej prowadziG bedzie ma
woiciechowie. Transakcye sprzedazy
zakupna przepEowadzi} adwokat
Leon C. Nyka.
Wczoraj rano o godzinie 9-tej W ko-
sciele sw. Barbary, dozgonnym WEI
lem ~malzehskim po{Qczeni zostali p.
Antoni Czudzi6ski z parma Konstancya
Konieczka, czlonkinia Ch6ru sw. Bar
barry.
Msze sw. a intencye pahstwa Mode
90 pdprawi3 proboszcz Barbarowa' n
Antoni Nawrocki. Asystowali X. Stani-
shaw Derengowski / X. Franciszek
Dombrowiak.
Druzbowali: p. Walenty Konieczka,
brat PAM msodej, z PARMA W}adysiawa
Bocucka: D. Franciszek Kapes z pan
ma Jadwiga CYL i p. Antoni Stawicki
z parma Anna Staszewska.
solowe czesci wokalne podczas nabo-
ae6stwa ~wykonaly parma Wiktorya
Bonk, pna Wladysfawa Zalewska /
pna Eva Bartos. Ma organach przygry-
WI m~iejscowy orgnista p. Leon Czeszy-
kowski.
Rodzice PAM mlodej paGstwo Jan /
Franciszka Konieczka, starry osadni-
cy Barbarowa, am. pnr. 2907 South
Throop Ill
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WALK WE

Londyn, IA. listopada. - w O.
kolicy Passchendaele walk toczy-
}y sic krwawe Niemcy zostali zu-
pe}nie pobici.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14
EXT 4.
CORA MA CA
LEI LINII.

Londyn, IA. listopada. - Pre-
mier Kierenskij i jego stronnicy
opanowali juz caly Piotrogrod i
wiadze faktycznie mad GAIA Ro-
sye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14
Z Biura MstsofoIogIeznsgo,

W ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
VI temperature wynosiia A stopni,
najnizsza 80 stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi 40 stop
nj; niedob6r temperatury W tym ro-
ku sos stopni.
Wschod slohca o godz. 6 min. 38
rano.
Zachod siohca o godz. 4 min. 81
popoiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14
Ruch " TOWarzyStWaGh.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. sw. Jerzego NJ. gr. sc S.
P. W A. odbedzie miesieczne posiedze
ME W czwartek, dnia 1890 listopa-
da, o godzinie 1880 ~wieczorem, W
hall zwyklych posiedzeh. - Tom.
Suwalski, PREF; Adam Kwarcihski,
sekr. prot, 1859 Elston ave.
nustracys naypleKnIeJeHs I " naA
wiekBzym doborSe podaJe DNEN.
MIX CHICAEOSK-
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NOTATKI% REPORTERA.

~warzystwa Muzyczno-Literackiego !
Stowarzyszenia Alumnow Szkoly sw.
Stanislawa Kostki, oraz solistki l So
liSci ch6r6w parafialnych, a wsr6d
tychze, jak wiadomo, So talenta zna-
ne calej Polonii amerykahskiej. -
Warto bedzie udaG sic ma niedzielne
przedstawienie W auditorium Sw.
Stanislawa Kostki i PREY zajmujacej
i melodyjnej ,,Perle Cyllejskiej" spe-
die re sympatycznymi Stanisiawo-
wianami wiecz6r jubileuszowy. Bile
ty po cenach p~rzystepnych, SO do ma
bycia W ofisie sekretarza parafialne-
go, obok koScioia. Doch6d z pred
stawienia ma dobro parafii.
. q q
Dudziestu cz{onk6w klubu Davis
Square Social Club, uda}o sic oneg-
daj do Camp Grant, W Rockford, Ia
bierajac re soba wielkie pubic napei-
nione tytoniem, papierosami, owocem,
cukierkami itp., kt6re ofiarowali try
dzieStu Polako m~zaciagnietym do VOL
ska z dzielnicy Town of Lake. rs. Ku-
li6ski kapelan polskich poborowych
znajdujacych sic W Rockford oswald
czy}, re re ~wszystkich n~arodowoSci maj
wiecej ~zaniedbani So rekruci polscy. Do
tychczas Polacy ~chicagoscy ME majq
stowarzyszenia, kt6reby sic opiekowa3o
rodakami znajdujacymi sic W obozie. Do
tychczas, jezeli n~ap{ywaja jake poda-
runki, to tylko cd jednostek hub cd po-
szczeg6lnych grup PREY parafiach.
q q q
Pred piecio-centowym teatrzy-
klein PREY OSm-dziesiatej Czwartej
ulicy 1 Burley ave-, przez jednego z
dwu nieznajomych mu wyrostk6w,
postrzelony wczoraj wieczorem 20
stall Stanislaw Matratowski, lat II,
zam. pnr. S447 Exchange ave. Kula
ugrzezIa W ramieniu. Rannego am
bulansem' policyjnym przewieziono
do szpitala South Chicago. Rewol-
werowicz i jego towarzysz zbiegli.
o q .
, Wczoraj umarla Marya Halaczy-
nowska, 1141 w. Alma ul., ktora W
ubiegla niedziele .odniosla ciezkie
uszkodzenia W wypadku automobi-
lowym. 2 pieciu znajomemi znajdo-
wala sic ona w automobile, kt6rym
kierowal Andrzej Spolar, 1912 So.
Latin III. Prey Wood ul. W samo-
ch6d uderzyi tramwaj linii Blue
Island I've
o . q
Wystrzalem z r~ewolweru wczoraj
wieczorem zycie sobie odebra& VIA
dyslaw Lis, Fam. pnr. 1888 Augusta
nj. Samob6jca cd dIuzszego czasu
miai nieporozumienie z iona; W bic
aacym tygodniu stawac on miat
pred sedzia Brothers W spra-
vie placenia aonie pensyi alimentar-
| mel. w k~ieszeni palta Lisa znalezio-
no list a~dresowany do pewneso PREY
jaciela, W kt6rym donosi mu, re -
,,udaje sic W daleka podr6i; chciai-
by 90 zabraG re SODA, ale podroz ia
bedzie bardzo nieprzyjemna...."
o q q
Re MAJ jej Michaf, kt6ry jest VIA
scicielem wyszynku pnr. 10SoS Ho-
xie ave., zakopal ma podw6rzu kilka
! beczuiek wodki, celem unikniecia o.
platy podatku wojennego, policyi do
niosla PM A. Kurozowiczowa. Ma
| skarzyla ona ma me4a dlatego. Re Cd
wazyi sic ia obit. Policya przybyia z
! lopatami 1 wkr6tce wydobyla z ziemi
kilka barylek ,,tycio-dajnego mex
taru".
M Wiecz6r Rozmaitosci. ktory MILO
| dziez Stanislawowa urzadza W srode
wiecz6r 21-go b. m, W Auditorium sw.
Stanislawa, ma rzecz podarunkow
gwiazdkowych ola poborowych 37-go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14

Czesciowo pochmurno dis wieczo-
rem 1 wczwartek, ME wiele zmiany
W temperature. Lalgodny ~zmieniaja-
cy sic wiatr,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14

M Wiecz6r RozmaitoSci. ktory MILO
dziei Stanislawowa urzadza W srode
viecz6r 21-go b. m, W Auditorium sw.
Stanislawa, ma rzecz podarunkow
gwiazdkowych ola ~poborowych 37-go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14

dystryktu, komitet zaprosi3 miedzy in
nymi, majora kwatermistrza J6zefa
Barzyfskigeo, kt0ry obecnie znajduje
sic W Camp Grant, W Rockford, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14

2 - 8 4 4 kwnrtOwe
nIebieskie 1 biafe ma
czynia do mleka, re-
RuIarnie warte 1.29,
no ACC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14

Cd kilku dni strajkuja woznice de-
partamentu czyszczenia ulic i zauik6w,
17-tej wardy, i dlatego odpadki z "a
ulk6w tejze wardy Cd ubiegiej soboty
ME 50 usuwane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-14

SIwO ~emnIiowane ce-
dzidia, ~specynlnie M
te w1elkq wyprzatn-
wyprzedai spe-
cynlnie H.
po AOS