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The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-28
me tluInIus That Does Not Affect Tho lissl

Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA- TIVE PROMO QUININEis is better than ordinary ouinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head Remember the full name and h.ok f1r the signature Of E. " GROVE zSc.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-28

Mrs. c. N. Harrell of Indianapolis, Ind, sister of Mrs. Fred YanWagner, arrived in Mena Friday evening for an extended visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. NanWagner.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-28
COMMERCIAL CLUB NEWS.

Ben c. Eastin, Secretary. Ofiice 523 North Mena Street.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-28

Mayor, Ira 0. Smith spent Friday in De0ueen to see the Nubian per- form once more on the training track before starting on the racing circuit. The trainer who has been in charge of the Nubian and the horses belonging to E. F. Giffen will start this week for Moberly. Mo- for weeks training of the horses before starting on the Missouri and Kansas circuit, which opens at Mo- berly on August '.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-28

E. w. Alley, who had spent a week or more visiting his brothers and other relatives in Mt. Ida, was in Mena the first of the week to leave for his home in Lake View, Tex.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-28

The Misses Irene and Marie Nell son arrived last Thursday from Fort Smith to join their parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Nelson, in their new home on Grandview Heights. Miss Irene had been attending the State Uni versity at Fayetteville and Miss Ma rie completed the Fayetteville High school course this year They had been visiting relatives in Priarie Grove and Fort Smith since the close of school.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-28

R, MacGregor, who recently bought the building in which the Palace of Sweets has been located, closed a deal Thursday with E. B. Ashmore for the purchase of the soda fountain, etc, and is now pre- pairing to sell cold drinks and ice cream in connection with his other business.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
ASK HEAD ROAD COMMISSION
 ID AID SKAGNAY BRIDGE PLAN

United in all effort to obraiH improved roads for the Skagway country and a bridge oyer the skagway river at the lower end of the city, the Commercial club has invited Col. w. P. Richardson, head of the Alaska Road commission, to visit Skagway on his return from the States to Valdez.
 At the clubs Get Together luncheon yesterday, speakers who re- presented. the Alpine ciEb, which started the movement for the bridge to Smuggler's cove, suggested that thee, commercial club and city coun- ci. should officially submit the pro- ject To the road commission chief as an improvement that deserved government aid.
 Dr L. s. Keller, chairman of the luncheon, was authorized to in- vite Gel. Richardson to visit Skag- way as the clubs guest. He la ter cab.ed this message to. the Se- attle headquarters of the commits , sicn:
 "The Skagway Commercial club respectfully requests that Col Rich ardsCn call in at SkagWay on his trip 10 westward, purpose of which is to ask him to assist us in build ing foot bridge leading over the Skagway river to military reservation Please advise if he can come."
 A motion was passed at the luncheon that a meeting should be called within the next week to act or several important matters now before the organization.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
JEFFERSON AND MARIPOSA
 BRING IN MANY PASSENGERS FOR SKAGWAY AND INTERIOR

Passengers for SkagWay and in terrier points, who arrived last night On the steamship Jefferson of the Al aSka line were F. Haynes, A. Gen. tis NJ. Wagner, J. A. Nettlas, w. Collins, F. J. Ryan, D. s. McDon- aid, c. L. Coward, Mrs, M. Wallace, Miss F. HilS Mrs. w. R. Konkle. and child, s. Nadith, W. T. Wal ters, r. W. Despot, H. Nicholson, J. Doran, s. G. Evans, F. N. Lowle.
 Arriving last night on the Mari posa of the same line, were H. c. Mcdowell, c. N. McIntrye,, Captain and Mrs. c. BuTruss, Mrs. W. T. Barr, Carl Barr.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
BREAK IN WATER MAIN

4 lrcak in the water main in Broadway between Fifth and Sixth avenues, cut off water in that sec ton of the city this afternoon. The D-,iIy Alaskan went to press an hour early in order to have power. The water is expected tO be turned on a- gain tomorrow morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
KAISER MUST GO
 MESSAGE READS

New York, May 25.-A message from a number of leading American socialists has been cabled to the So- cialists of Germany, saying that democracy the world over would col tinue to fight against Germany un- til the Hohenzollerus were over thrtwn. The message was sent to Socialists in Stockholm. Copenhagen, T4e Hague and Berne, with a re- quest that its text be forwarded to German Socialists.
 The signers were Charles Edward Russell, a member of the commits soin appointed by President Wilson to go to Russia; J. G. Phelps stokes Winfield Gaylord, Robert Rives La Monte, A M. Simons, Upton Sin clair, Henry L. Slobodin, chairman Of the New York state Social aist com mit.ee; Rose Pastor Stokes and William English Walling.
 "The democratic peoples Of the W rld now in league against the kaiser and kaiserism will be com pelled to continue their war against Germany and her AutOcratic allies untu the kaiser and kaiserism are overthrowu," the message read in part.
 There is only one way to bring the war to an early end. The kali ser must gO."
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

James W. Hill was an old time Alaskan, we'll known in Skagway. He was Grand Arctic Chief of the Arctic Brotherhood in 19O9-1O, at which time he was living in Van couyer.
 Several years ago Mir. Hill was in FOrty-Mile as agent of the N. C. company. Later he was auditor for the same company. Following that he was connected with the Fairbanks bank of which his bro ther-in-law, Mir. Barnett, was pres ident, Leaving Alaska, he en- gagged iu realeState business in Vancouver, when the boom was on t, gre From Vancouver he went with the Weus-Fargo company.
 His widow and three children, the oldest a girl Of twelve, survive.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

With an exhibition in the after moon by soldiers from Fort Wi3liam II. Seward and a patriotic dance in the evening under the auspices of the Home Guards, tomorrow will be Military day in Skagway.
 Major NJ. E. Saville, commandant at the post, cabled Dr. L. S. Kel- Ter yesterday afternoon that he will send a platoon of soldiers to Skag- way Saturday afternoon. The drill will be held on the ball park, be- ginning at 2:3O o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
WAITE EXECUTED II. BRANDT DEAD

Seattle, Wash, May 25.-Harry Brand formerly with the Pacific Steamship company as agent of its passenger department, and recently appointed chief Clerk to John F. Blain, northwest representative of the federal shipping board, died at his home here last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
ITALIAN COMMISSIONERS
 PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT

Washington, May 25.-Members Of the Italian war commission, head cd by Prince Udine William Marconi who arrived here Wednesday, were engaged in important confer ences today with members of the cabinet and other government officials. The commissioners were presented yesterday afternoon to President Wilson.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
c P. R. GENERAL AGENT HERE

r. F. w. LOwle, general a. gent of the Canadian Pacific railway and steamship company for Alaska and Yukon territory, is in Skagway on. a business trip. He came up last night on the Jeffer- son from Juneau where he has his headquarters. Mir. Lowle will be here until Monday, when he will go to Whitehorse.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

Deputy United States Marshal J. tM. Miller, and his family who ar rived a few days ago from Juneau, are occupying a home just northeast of tie courthouse.
 Leo Simmons, in the customs ser vice at CarcrosS and known as the ex-mayor of Caribou and the Bur bank Of the interior, left this morn ing over the White Pass after spend ing two days here on business.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
TROOPS FROM P0ST WILL GIVE
 EXHIBITION DRILL N SKAGNbY

Officers and soldiers of the post have been invited to attend :he lance in the evening at Elks hall, and it is understood a number of thGm will attend.
 Members of the Skagway chapter C. the Alaska Women's Patriotic leaaue are aiding the Home Guard by selling ticketg to the dance.
 The committee on arrangements has engaged 5eimers orchestra to play for the cancers.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
AUTO ACCIDENT
 PROVES FATAL

Wenatchee, Wash, May 25. - Caugh+ under his automobile, when the machine turned oyer as he was driving round a sharp turn in the road a few miles frmo the city, Ar thur Gum, owner of the city's light inr plant and a large holder of irrigation property, was instantly killed today.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

New York, May 25.-Dr. Waite, found guilty Of poisoning members of his family, paid the penalty to- day when he met death in the cleo tric chair
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

Mrs. W. R. Konkte and young daughter arrived here last night ni@ht or the Jefferson from Juneau. 70 join Mir. Konkle, 8 builder and contractor, who moved to Skagway two weeks ago.
 Mrs. NJ. Hehlbrich, who had been staying in Skagway the past few days, left last night for Juneau to visit friends until the river opens at Whitehorse, when she will go inside"
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

c. 5. Crider, route agent for the WelIs-Fargo Express company, af- ter spending several days here on business, left on the Jefferson last night for Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
. < < l. < !. < + * * i. # < * . ALPINE CLUB MEETING
Official British Photograph.

+ A special meeting of the Al '* .: pine club has been called for * < eight o'clock this evening in * < Firemen's haIs, to discuss the
 s. proposed bridge to Smuggler's 4 !. cove, a project started by the < < club. It is desired that all x ss members attend.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
JAMES W. HILL
 DIES IN OREGON

Portland, Ore. May 25. - James W. Hill, Alaska superintendent of the Wells-Fargo Express company with headquarters here, died at his nome here this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

The spokane of the Pacific Steam s,... company, was reported today to be due to arrive here at noon to- morrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

Capt. c. L. Burrus, pilot on one of the Yukon boats, and Mrs. Bur rus, are guests at the PulSn house. Tley arrived last night on the Mar ipOsa after having spent the past wH ter in Kansas City, Mo. They ex- pect 70 leave Monday for Whitehors
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

Both boats had a considerable quantity Of mail for Skagway and the interior, about 30 sacks in all.
 The Mariposa sailed west at mid night and the Jefferson sailed south at one this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

T. J. Ryan of New York City, a delegate to the telegrapher's cOnVen tion in Seattle, was a round trip passenger on the Jefferson.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25
SHIPPING NEWS

Ore hundred sixty-four passen- ae-s were on the steamship MaripO- sa Of the Alaska Steamship compa- ny. which arrived at 9:3O o'clock last night. Six were booked for Skagway. Of the others. nearly all were bound for west coast points. Twenty-Five tons Of freight were un- loaded.
 Tne Jefferson, also of the Alas ka line, which dOcked at eight O. clock last night, brought in nine teen passengers and so tons of freight.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-25

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
NOTATki
OSOBISTE TOWARZYSKlE.

Ma Slubnym kObiercu Onegdaj sta
nell DIR. Stanislaw Waligora z parma
Wanda Mikolajczak, corka znanego
przemyslowca W Cicero. Podczas ucz-
ty weselnej "a inicyatywa dr.. f. j,
Maciejewskie2o, z La Sale, ILL.,, ma
giodnych W Polsce zebrano $3.50.
0fiare .przeslano IA rece Polskiego
Centralnego Komitetu Ratunkowego.
DR.. Stanislaw Walig6ra 17go b.
m. otwiera kancelarye ma Kazimie-
rzowie, a Albany ave. i 22ej ul.
{, = -
Do PIP. jana i Maryanna Krame--
row zainieszkalych pod mr.. S105 ORA
lie ave-, zawitai bociek, zOstawiajac
i'm W upominku tegiego i zdrowego
syna, waaacego dwanaScie funtow.
q q 9
POgrzeb detektyWa sierzanta sp.
J0zefa Urban, ktory Ago b. m, ulegl
nieszczeSliwemu wypadkowi, odbe-
die sic W poniedzialek, o gOdzinie
Sci rano, z domu zaioby pnr. 2244
Powell ave-, do ko5cioia Sw. Trolley,
a stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Wojcie--
cha. Zmarly W smutku pogrqzonych
pozostawia on zone Rozalie i c6rki
Wirginie i Lorette.
SIP. J0zef Urban nale6ai do To-
w~arzystwa Mfodz!enc0w Sw. FloTya-
ma, Tow. Harmonic, gr. 4 Il. n. P,
Rycerzy Kolumba, La Myette Coun-
Gil, mr.. 361, Policenen'S Benevolent
Assn. i /.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

Asysteutem PREY parafii Matki b.
skiej Czestochowskiei. " Hawthorne,
gdzie proboszczem jest ks. B. Czajho-
wski zamianowany wczoraj zOStai
Ks. Wladyslaw Balcer. kt6ry kilka
missiecy temu prymicye odprawii W
kosc;e,e sw. Wojciecha. Ks. Balcer
Cd czasu odprawienia swych prymi-
Ell pozostawal ma -JojciechOwie.
. . q
w uajblizsza niedziele W sail Sw.
s;au.s,awa Kostk; danem hedzie
prledstawienie ma doch6d Domu
starcow Polskich pod wezwaniem
sw. J6zeta W AyondaIe, kt6rym zaj-
.puja sic SIS. Franciszkanki; misty
trcya to ubogd. ME majaca zadnych
euoAencyi - pr6cz dobrOczyunOSci
qa.lcgu spoleczchstwa: spOGziewac
sic ualczy. &c publicznOSc naSza l
{ II razem poSpicszy z.swem popar-
cierr i ma przedstawienio 70 przybs-
die apeluje sic zwlaszcla pod adre-
sem uaszej inteligencyi. ktOra pc
Wilma tn swieciC przykladem -
zvlaslcla tcl gdy idzie / o tear. kt0z
go BOWEN popierat wiuteu. jesIi ME
r--, ,-,,.ya.Cun tpf ryCStO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
'NOTATKI REPORTERA.

bill, kt6rym kierowa!a PAM Helena
Barrett, 1912 w. 22ga ILL.,, iona adj
wokata Karola Barretta. Adwokat
Barrett jest bratem sedziegO Gree
gorza Barrett.
PAM Barrett powracal do dOmu Z
trojgiem dzieci. pc kt6re p~Ojecnaia
do szkoiy Sw. Patryka. Prey RoDey i
1Sej ILL.,. kobieta utrzymuje, wprost
ma automoDil wp&dl Boleslaw. Ia
traymala samoch6d. a widzQc unie-
rUchOmiona forme dZiecka. sadsita,
re stracilo ono prGytomnOsG; uto2y-
la chiopCzyka W swym s~amOchodzie
i z~amieyzaia go odwieSC do szpitala
Sw. Ant. w drodze do szpitala, je-
dino Z jej wlasnych dz.atek L przera-
leniem w~ykrzyknGlo, re chiOpczyk
ME zyjc. PAM Barrett samoch0d IA
trzymala i natychmiast sprOwadzi'a
iokar1a. Il sdy ten sensational. re
chIupc1yk istotnie Hie ayjC - lNtoki
odwiozEa do domu PIP. B%anach0w.
Po!icya po krGtktch dOchodzeniach
postauowila pn:a Barrett ute aresz-
towaC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
u MILWAUKEE, WIS.

IanOsi sic Ia to. re pierWs2y 70
lax 2 Milwaukee. kt6ry polozyl zycie
" woinic o demokracye Swiata jake
a~olnierz amerykanski, bedzie Mai
pomnik.
milwaukee powinuo dochoWac pa
mieci ola si~erzanta Jana CzaJki. kto-
nv picrwszy 2 milwauckich i pierwszy
2 amerykaiskich zOlnierzy oddat
swe zycie W wojnie o denlokracye
swiata i W obronic honoru Stanow
Zjcdnoczonych". powiedzial William
O'Connor 2 Loan and Trust Bank"
w Milwaukee.
milwaukee przynajmniej poW'n-
no uznac zasluge sierzanta CzaJkl :
..Najodpowiedniej byloby uczclc
lego pamiec przez wybudowanle po-
mnika ola tego bohatera. tax, ably
przyszle pokolenie milwaukee, VIE
dziaIo, ze Milwaukee wzielo udziat
W obronie honoru narodu'.
Me sadie, ably pomnik ten popu-
dowaly jednostki, lecz wszyscy ma
ten eel powinni jakiS datek ziozyc'
tax dzieci iak | kob;ety. Fundusz ia
ten eel powinien bye zebrany " jed
nym dniu. Kaidy ma ten eel wedle
moznosci powinien ziozy6 ofiare, "a
by uczciG tego, kt6ry oddaf zycie W
tax swietej sprawie".
w tel kwestyi zwoiam posledze-
ME kilku wybitnych obywateli''.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
POLsKIE TRANSAKCYE REALNO-
SCIOWE.

Rozalia Sajdak nabyia 2235 Al
gusta ul., Helenowo.
Stella, Florek nabyia 1881 BIS
marck Ct, Mlodz.ankowo.
B. Kalina nabyla $50 W. 1Sta ul'
F, stankiewicz nabyl 2043 Grand
ave, Helencwo.
Jan Losek, nabyi 26467 Haddon
ave-. Helenowo.
MARGIN Burzyhski nabyl 1872 Holt
uI.. Stanisiawowo.
Helena Wodzinska nabyla l40I-Oo
LIZ Claire ave, rog Hirsh ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
LISTY POLSKIE Ma POCZCIE.

. BancwicZ Jan: ). Batakien J0zef {;
I. BerkownuS NJ. Is. Chalk D.: "a te
dorowicz WiadyS1aw; p Figowski s.;
90 Filipanicz Mikoiaj 43 Kalinowski
Stanisiaw a Kalman NJ; 45 Kaplan
D.: 46 Karlik n; 6S Michniak H.: 20
M{otkowski StaniSiaw; rs Olszanski
Mikolaj; SO PierkowSka Malwina ITO
Smuk Anna; III SOkolOwSki II. D.;
ll2 StawikowSki s.: 113 StepOnow Jan
III Strundel FranciSzka: us SuSlik
Szymon; 119 SzarkowSki Jan: 100
Walczewski NJ: 1873 Zakrzewska Aga
ia 1876 Finder J6zef; 1871 Zisla Sly
mon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
Y IA.

KS. Sebastyan Jelak, wikary W pa
rafii Sw. WawrSynca 2 Philadelphia
otrzymaI probostwo w Allentown
Pa, a ma jego miejsce do para1li
sw. Wawrzynca p~rzychodzi ks. Mar
cell Arminski z Reading, Pa. Dc
Reading zostat w%yznaczOny ma asys-
tenure Ks. Boleslaw zywicki Z pa
rafii sw. Wladyslawa W NicetoWn'
Philadelphia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
DIAL REALN0SC|0WY.
(komunkaty Stowarzyszenia P~osrednikow ReainosciOwych.)

/ " ~ ~ MIC i'iu "'O'1
wU.
J0zef Swiqtek nabyl 1920 n. Oak
icy ave. Jadwtgowo.
Jozef Kabbasek nabyi 2S15 South
;iidgeway ave
J6zef Kolfas nabyl 1901 S. sacra-
meLto ave.
Anna Czechowicz nabyia 2915 w.
ord str.
Franciszek Krupka nabyf 1900 S.
TrIbp ave.
Bronislawa ,serafihska nabyla
2422 Thomas uL.
Frank Kordek nabyt 291O W. Tay-
lCr str.
Stanislaw puzyski nabyl 2S21 w.
25th pl.
N. Kulczyhski uabyi 1884 w. %
str. .
l.. Dabkowski nabyi 1907 S. Union
ave.
MARGIN Kamihski nabyf 535 No.
Wood str.
Marta Sowihska nabyla 1959-61
Wilmot ave
J. Jadzihski nabyl 1927 S. WASH
tenaw ave.
Leon WiSniewski nabyl 1884 So.
aHrding ave
Jan F. Popeika nabyl 5401 Kill
patrick
Pawe} C~zeczniak nabyl 5311 So.
Lincoln ul.
Franciszek Krzykowski nabyl
5237-39 Cornelia ave.
S. Frankowiak nabyl 1922 Drake
ave.
J6zef Skupa nabyl S226-GO East
wood ave.
Franciszek y. Wilczewski nabyl
lips n. Laporte ave.
Karol Pawiowski naby1 1928 Ma
Jor ave
Saucepan l.. Kolanowski naby}
3555 Milwaukee ave.
]. Skarupski nabyl 1921 North
Natchez ave
Stanisiaw j. Kwasigroch nabyi
4O46 n. Springfield ave.
F Dolega nabyi 1171S-17 South
SaIgamon ul.
Ignacy U~rbanczyk nabyi 2S42 Po-
plar ave.
Jan Malinowski nabyl 3542 Par-t
nell ave.
NJ. Groja nabyl 261S Ward III.
Franciszek Murko nabyi 6040 Ber-
nice ave.
Felix's S. NJ. Kr6likowski nabyf
1928 w. Eddy ul.
S Swierkowski pabyt S612 S. Mu-
skegon v
Jan Kosiba nabyl 414O-54 South
Springfield ave.
Czeslawa Mlotkowska nabyia
zoos N. Trip ave.
Jak6b Lorkiewicz zamienil swe re-
alnoSC pnr. 1917 w. Ohio ILL.,, "a re-
alnosc pnr. 913 n. Ashland ave. ma
lezaca do Jana Placzkiewicza.
Stanislawa Malachowska zamieni-
Ia swa rcalnoSG ma rogu Racine i
Lii ave. "a realno$G pnr. 3126 Shelf
field ave-, 4042-44 Geon!c III. | 1910
n. California ave-, nalczace do Julii
Taken.
Stanislaw Brzczilski zamienii sWa
r~ealnoSG pnr. 275S w. 24ta ul., r6g
California ave. IA dwie realnoSci p.
mr.. 4152 W. Harrison vi. i 1874 n.
Central ave.
Kunegunda Wterzbowska zainie--
Mia swa realnosc pnr. 2O11 west
Huron uI.. "a 948 Newton ul., male
FACE do Stanislava Glombok.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

PeknieCia Czaszki wCZoraj o godzi-
ME osmcj wieczorcm doznal Felix's
K0Chan, G59 No. Carpenter ul., gdy
pred domem pnr. 1851 Grand ave-,
naiechal ma niego tramwaj Grand
ave-, nr. 17%. Ciezko rannego pre-
wieziono do szpitala powiatowego;
liCzy On lat %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
PolitYl1a.
Z 17-tej Wardy.

Cd k%lkunastu dni znaczna lose
zar6weka elektrycznych majatych
wieczorem oSwiecaC ulice lei war
dy, ME funkcyonuje. zar6wki tie Ia
stapioue beda nowemu najdalej Is
20 biez. mieeiaca. Iastapienie wypa-
lonych zar6wek nowemi Op6znione
jest dlatego, re firmy Common wealth
Edison i Western Electric ma zada-
ME rzadu zar0wki dostarczaiy obo-
zom wcj3kowym. a z powodu ogra-
niczonu.o zapasu. miasto Chicago
musi chwilowO obywaG sic 2 zar0wka
mi, kt6re miaIo Ma skladzic.
StanisIaw WaIkGwiak, alderman,
Stauislaw AdamkiewicZ, alderman,
JGHcC RuSGkicwicZ, kOmitetOWy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

III kaLdym dOmu Sloan 5 bIHI-
M ment ma swe miejsce jake
~powszechnie uznane lekarst-
yo do usuwania cierpien.
szvbko wsiaka on be- nacierania !
usuWa b6ie.
Czysty i skuteczniejszy niz kIeiste
plastrv i'tluste mascie i ME drazni
twei skoTy.
Ma b6lc reumatyCzue, nerwowe ma
pojsgre, potluczenis, zwichntecia l
ma sztywnoSc miesni - uzywaj zaW-
sze SIoan's Liniment.
" kazdej apiece buteiki 20 Zoe
soc I 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

Staraniem KUia /. PUlshlegO TO
warlystwa OSwiatOwego udbsd@ie sic
Wieczorek USw iatoHy W hall Pu'a-
skiego. HIS So. Ashland ave. "
niedziele. 9go grudnta, o $50 vie
czorem. Program obejmuie dwic mo-
WV: adwOkat Edm. Piaczek i KS. FIR.
Mazur. dwie deklamacyC: p. Eusenla
Adamaszowska i Fran. TataroWska
fortcpian-SoiU: PARMA Cecylia Ora
binska re szkoly PAM A. Nering Z a.
kompaniamentem pauny Wandy u
banskiej: drugi Spi2w - solo. pan
ma Eulalia Gctkowska. Ma Gakoncze-
ME K6lko Dramatycznc p. r. o., pod
kierownictwem p. Micczyslawa Erie
dla. odegra jednOaktowbe p. t. ma
Przek6r".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

zsnim unas, sie no poraus 10 Hhwo.
katA, przsirxyj liste poiskicb prawnl'
kow mn s1p4ltaen pZlEiNStRA IL
CAGOSKiEGS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

wieczorem umari dwunasto-latni Ro-
bert Kowalik, 1910 School ul.. kt6-
ry onegdaj W skiadzie Departmental
wynn Wiebol1ta, PREY Lincoln ave. i
School Ill. spadl Z piatego pietra IA
trzecie. Chlopczyk podOOnO miai
zjezdzaJ ma dol pc poreczy s%chod6w.
:, - -
w zderzeniu AUTOMOBILE policyJ--
nego - CFordal - kierowanego
przez policyanta Rudolfa Zyske, z
motorcyklem ma kt6rym jechal Ig-
macy Zolek. 1882 W. 21sza ul., mai
gorzej wyszedl ostatni. karamDoi
wydarzyl sic PREY Kedz:e ave. i 22ej
III. Zolek, lat 20, ~wyrzucony IA
bruk doznal. opr6cz licznych kontu-
wi. diva glebokie ciecia ma twarzy,
ktore Iekarz zuiewolony byi zaszyc
kilkoma SciCgami.
D gOdzinie 6ej wcZOraj ranO, ma
chodniku pred dUmem pnr. 3O35 S.
ST. Louis ave., padl trupem Jak0b
urbau, lat SO. Fam. pnr. Sill SO. st.
Louis ave. SmiCrt SkonstatOwai Ia
wruwany ma miejsCe w~ypadku DIR. C..
W. Rczoaka. 1857 SO. Central Park
ave: trupa poItcya przcwiOzla do
domu. Inkwr5L korOuera odbyl sic
wcluraj o godlinie 2ej p~opotudniu.
SedBiuNia zawyrokUwali. &c smicrc
ynowodowuna hyla k~rwiotokiem 1890
pulmonary Hemorrhase".
- - o
Ma pobyt W wiczicuiu Pontiac Re-
rurmatory, "a kradziel, Skazani 70
stall: przcz ~sedzicgo Sabatha -
Leon ~Jaroszews&i; przez sQdzicgo
Kersteina - Jan WisOCki.
~ :. .
w sail Eleonor Social Center, p.
mr.. 1915 No. LeaVitt ILL.,, dis vie
czorcm o~dbedzie sic odczyt panny ia
dwigi Vittum; pOczatek o godAinle
Sis. TCmat odczytu - Winning in
War Service. w tejzo samej sail, W
~przyszla nicdz;ele popoiudniu, po-
o god3inic 4ej, odbcdzie sic
koncert; wstGp wolny.
6 = .
Bolosuc o~kaleczen:a odniosia An
ia Muslak, lat 60, Fam. pnr. 2S49
SO. Spaulding ave., gdy wchodzac ma
tramwaj 22ej ul., PREY Western ave,
W natloku zepchnieta zoStala &c
sch6dki. Rama staruszke ambulan-
sem przewieziono do dOmu.
Przechodzaca przez elsa ul., PREY
Paulina ILL.,, oSmio-letnia Zosie Sla-
wiki. 1909 W. 23cia ul., wczOraj o
godzinie 4ej popoludniu najechat
pokaleczyi automobil, kierowany
przez Aleksego Bote, S147 So. Oak
| Park boulevard. Dziewczyne przewie-
ziouo do szpitala pOwiatowego; -
Swiadkami wypadku byiy: Paulina
| Kobielska, 1911 W. 23cia ul., Sta
nislawa Koleska. 1926 So. Robey ul.
g > .
POdczas CRY W pike nozna ma boi-
sku prey szkole publicznej Ham
mond, 21sza place i CALIFORNIA ave-,
upadajac prawa noge ziamaf sobie
Frauciszek Lasz, zam. pnr. 2246 So.
Albany ave.
q - ~
S~edziowie przysiegli Wydali wyrok
! smierci ma Williama Cartera, murray
ma, oskarzonego o zamordowanie Pho
ira Jewlaka, ktory pracowal jake
ciesla W arsenale " Rock Island.