davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19
RECEIPTS $500.

Revenue receipts for THURSDAY
handled by W. T. Kirk. deputy col
lector OF the sixth Indiana district.
amounted TO approximately $500.
Cigars and tobacco levies formed
the bulk OF the amount.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19

NEW YORK Jan - Prices named
on Amoskeag plain and fancy mapped
cottous for the fam 1917 were Thursday
from - MGO per cent higher than the pre-
ceding year. Dark rolur~ were j. "a yard
higher than lights cotton blankets were
sold for fan and Withdrawn hy The l1rg
est producers. Gray goods were quiet and
dress goods were firm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19

II UITFIIFU FaIIN % NUF EHHINF"uu 7 III
Poultry and Sea EoOd Market
W. Washington AV.i
strictly fresh caught dressed white fish.
1910 d.. trout. 1Ii2r. pirkercl. 16c;
perch. Is. fresh black bass. 2I-s
Lalibut. whole 11igc, haHbJt frozen.
1si4c extra cuts 2Jc; chlno0k salmon.
s9i.c
Fresh winter caugh, dressed white
fsb 14c b.
Black Diamond brand homeless ce6fish
pc III smoked chinook salmon. DO
smoked white fish 2Oc; skinned cat fsb.
20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19
PROVISIONS


r.. Jefferson BlydD
IRIII-Oanges case, 500 selling
$3.50 per dozen lemons per case $780,
selling. 4Oc per dozen apples. paying. e.
also Der bu-, selling 80 90. pDer peck.
EGETABLES - Cable g. paying o.
selling s. per To-. potatoe-. paying 81 5j
BUTTER AND EGGS .trr Suite
paying -ON32c selling ga 4uc. Crea1.
cry butter, paying 40. selling ilc Lggs
strictly fresh. paying inG4~.. selling =
G00c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19
NAY. STRAW AND FEED

Hour and iced 90, 41O b.
Michigan ST.
HAN--Paying. SIG Is, selling, Sl4Gl6.
STRAW paying, 50 per ton, selling
- 90 per ton. OF 90 per bale.
OATS Paying. JOc per bu.; selling.
6U@6Jc per bu.
NEW CORN Paying. Poe per bu.. sell
ing. $11O per bu.
TIMUThA SLED ~aytuE. IS per bU.:
selling. 500 per bu.
ALFALFA SEED (MOntsna ErsWEl-
selling. SIS per bu.
g. 10. E8O2 IJG lbs, $50; IGOaiSO Ibs..
$3.50. 1870 lbs. and over. s.. IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19
TALLow AND HIDES.

Corrected Daily by ;. ". L7ppmas. zls
y. Main ST.
TALLOW - Rough. .lsJc. rendered. No
T. JdGc No , 3Qjc.
WOOL 2JH3Jc per DO.
HIDES-Green. 40. /. 1OQ2Oc; calf skiR
7Od3Oc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19

Russia has more blind people
than the rest Of the world. two 10
one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19
South Bend Markets
GRAIN AND FEED.
Corrected Daily ny w. II. starr. starr
Mills Hydraulic Az.

Milo Tut
WHEAT Paying. 81 so per hu.
OATS-Payiug. 5.r. selling 60 per hu
CORN-PJying. dc; selling SlO5 per
bu.
Eye-Paying S1:5 per bu.
BRAN-Seling S1GO per bu.
MIDDLINGS- Selling. S17O per rWt
CHOPPED FEED Selling 500 per
CWr
GLUTEN selling. 500 per cwt
SCRATCH FEED Selling $50 per
cWt-
CHICK FEED-sslling s2.20Q25O PEI
cwL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19
LINE sTOCK.

Corrected Daily by Major BrOsl
=. loEan 81. MisnAWskR.J
HEAVY FAT STEEES-Fair 20 gOOG
iQslec. prime ~ as.
HOGS-1lOG 40 lbs. - 10 l2GEl30 The
m1'O per bu selling, JJQ zoe per peck
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19
NV YORK STOCKS.

International News Service.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. - Closing
prices on the stock exchange today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-19
COFFEE MARKET.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK Jan. 10. spot coffee
quiet. Rio :. l0c. Santos 3. l0"Sc.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
STUDENTS BAN CANDY IN
 YAKIMA

Yakima, Nov. 27.-Startins with a physics recitation about ten days ago, when the class studied the question of waste of sugar and methods for it's conservation, a movement has spread through the Yakima high school against the use of candy by students. The result has been to eliminate this branch of business from a neigh boring store largely patronized by high school students.
 Promoters of the movement called on the store proprietor, and after come argument it was agreed that he should have one week in which to disnose of his candy stock, and that thereafter he would sell no candy.
 Those students who still cling to their passion for candy are ostraciz- ed by their fellows in many effect i've ways peculiar to students.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
Hard Time Dance

SAY BoY-LOTs OF JOY and Barrels of Fun for every One - Watch 'em Prancing, See them - Dancing, around the Hall at the HARD TIME BALL-Fox Trot and Hesitation and lots of Syncopation and you KNOW the Music is cer- tainly Grand, by the original Sel- mer's Rag Time Band
 A Varied Creation of the Dress of Every Nation, from a hayseed boy 10 a ragged tramp, will be dancing to the tune of that Rag Time Vamp-
 So come along, one and all, to the White Pass Hall on Thanksgiving EVe--No Chance to grieve, No need to Holler, for the price is the same Just one round doallr, go cents to get in, ten cents for the na- ticr, So hurry folks, and get wise, dress like rube and win the prize, 9:3O is the time, No cause t. Whine, Light refreshments, ci- der and doughnuts, no collars al lowed, therell be q big crowd.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
AMERICA HAS WAR GAS

In all this remarkable develop meut of our chemical industries since the war it has been necessary to overcome numerous obstacles. Insidious diseases may develop from handling chemicals. Intensive study of occupational diseases in the chemical trades has resulted in discovering some sad instances; but numerous life-saving devices have been worked. out to the welfare of emDloye and employer.
 The information gained has been of value in solving the problems, offensive and defensive, in con- nection with the iniQuitous gas war fare Inaugurated by the Germans. We must wait until the Germans. We must wait until the end of the war before making public what has been done in this direction, but it will rot be long before the results Yil! speak, and is no small voice.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27

Frank Wilson is well known in Skagway and will be remembered here by many of his friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
TWO YUKONERS INJURED

Word was received here this morning by E. J. White that Frank Wilson. a boy who formerly worked for him at Whitehorse, Yukon, was recently dangerously wounded on the French front, presumably from Q bursting shell, one of his arms and q portion of his shoulder be- ing blown off. Young Wilson lacked cnly q year of being through col lege at Vancouver, B. C., when he left for the front. The same letter this morning brought word of Sel- wood Tanner, another young man who went to the war from White horse, had undergone an operation for q shell wound and that DOT ton of his Yertebra had been talk CD oUi. Tanner was an English man and being fond of outdoor life, was living in the Yukon for the hunting and general wild life af- forded there. Young Wilson's par onts reside at Wbitehorse. His only brother offered his services to Us country, but was rejected on account of a diseased hip.
 Douglas Island News.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

In regards to furniture and person al property taken from Netherlands B residence, goods were sold to four different people besides myself. As I had the key and receipt for the goods is it anybody's business If took them at night or day. To any one interested l would glad ly show my receipt and also tell them from whom Mrs. McFarlan' purchased the different pieces of furniture, stoves, etc. 11-27-1t.
 s. II. YEOMANS.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
rOaS0 d INSSSsSIIy.

When you married me you said you'd give me every luxury"
 Well, I've given you car. haven't F"
 "Oh, that wasn't n luxury. That was a necessity
 I've let you join the Bridge Whist club"
 Pooh! That was also necessity"
 Well, I've let you have your own way in everything; but come to think of 1t, guess that was also a neces- sity."-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
S7OO,OOO IN TERRITORIAL
 TREASURY

w. G. Smith, secretary of the Territorial Banking Board and Treas urer for Alaska, who has been in Skagway since last Wednesday night on his annual visit of inspection, this morning said the greatest amount of money ever accumulated In the Alaska treasury was last sumner when back taxes swelled the fund to $S57,OO0.
 |, Despite heavy disbursements to- ward Territorial road work there are at the present time $7OO,OOO in the treasury, which amount will be considerably reduced when the first allotment of funds is made to schools.
 The Alaska legislature has in structed the Territorial treasurer to allot $5O,OO0 per year, for period of two years, to each division for road work. This totals $200,OOO per year, however some of the diYi- siors have not used their full allot- ment, which money still remains in the treasury for use the coming sea son. Big appropriations have been made for schools outside of in corporated towns, and in addition $315,OOO has been set aside, each year for period of two years, for schools in incorporated towns. The latter schools send their bills to the treasury every three months, and up to this time none has been received. When this payment is made a considerable shrinkage ill the funds will take place.
 MT. Smith stated the reason for the big expenditures by the Terri torial treasury was because of the decrease in federal taxes causing a shrinkage in the Alaska fund, and because of the decrease in taxes from incorporated towns which were returned to those towns. The Al aska fund, set aside 65 per cent for the road commission, 20 percent to supply schools outside inCorpOr- ateG towns, and 10 percent went to judges for the relief of deStitu- tiou in their districts. This fund is constantly shrinking, necesSitat- ing larger appropriations on the part O the Territorial treasury, as authorized by the legislature.
 Tho heaviest tax season for this year is yet to come, from January to April. The biggest sources ot revenue to the territory are from fish ard mining; the former pay a graduated tax and the latter pay l percent of their net income. Fish traos pay $100 a year. Doctors, dentists, lawyers, bakeries, laun- dries and registered boats pay q yearly tax. Telephone companies, electric and water companies pay E ot l percent of their gross re- celpts. Autos for hire pay year ly tax of $500; public messengers :ev S25, meat markets and cold storage plants pay q graduated tax, and the railroads of Alaska pay a tax of 1 percent on their gross in come
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27

parchment requirements as to mem bership.
 Any man between IS and 45 may become a member oS a home guard company. the strength of which is 100 enlisted men and thre0 officers. Their duties will be purely local, such as suppressing riots and taking charge of endangering situations within the State.-Christisn Science Monitor. .r
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
HOME GUARD UNITS l..y . TO GET OLD RIFLES

Washington, D, C.-Owing to the fact that the War Department has received numerous requests from goYsrnors for rifles for organiza- tIoas of home guards, the Ordnance Department has been authorized by the Secretary of War to issue old Springfield and Krag rifles to Ill organizations that meet the de
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27

The Women's Church Auxiliary will hold it's annual Christmas bazaar at The Pedersen Co.'S store on Saturday, December 1st, after noon and evening beginning at 2:SO D. m. There will be all sorts of appropriate gifts for Christmas botL dainty and practical. Come early and see for yourself. 11-27-9t.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
 FLOWERS FOR THANKS GIVING

< Keller Brothers have se- : '| cured the agency of the Ju- :
 j. neau Florists and will have I < 8 shipment of selected cut : < flowers for Thanksgiv- ! < ing. Chrysanthemums, Pom " < PomS, Carnations, Ferns and .
 < other flowers. Place your ! 'a order in time. Prices same as ] < Juneau. If %** < * + .s ** ******* +
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27

FOOD CONSERVATION commit tees don't forget to be at the Elks' hall tonight at 7:3O o'clock sharp for the purpose of organizing a central committee and sub con- mittee to handle the campaign in Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27

Owing to repairs which are neces- sary to be made to the building used by George Mowl as a moving picture theatre, the Popular Picture Palace will open Thursday night in the Nugget building, and will be dark tomorrow night.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-27
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD MEETS
 TONIGHT

A. J. Achison announces a meet ing of the Arctic Brotherhood to- night at 8:30 o'clock in their hall. All members are urged to be present.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
Y BRIDGEPORTU.

Ma przedrocznem posiedzeniu TOW.
Boskiego Serca Jezus, . numer 533,
Zjed. P. R. K, W parafii sw. Barbary
kt6re sic odbyio dnia Ego grudnia,
1917 roku, czionkowie tegoz tow. o.
podatkowali sic po dziesiec centoW
j~ednorazowo | uchwalili dolo2yc z
kasy tow. ma r6wna sumo $4,000 ma
rzecz Armii Polskiej.
Nastepnie "a iniCyatywa jedneso
z czionk6w, OBJ. Jana J. Berek, czion-
kowie tegoz tow. zlozyli W gotowce
nastepujace sunny: Stan. Marszaiek
So. Fran. Nowowiejski 81, Jan j.
Berek 81, And. Kwilosz 81, Ant. ia
nusz 81, Wiad. Lesiak 81, Kajetan
Mroczek 81. Opr6cz powyzszych o.
fiar deklarowali z4ozyG nastepni czfon
kowie: J6zef Czech SIS, Tomasz ia
ros 81, NJ. Nosek soc, W}ad. KoWal-
ski 81, Jan Ciciora$1, Wal. Figura
soc, And. Duda 81. Gotowka 2 dekla'
racya $4,000 z powyzsza suma cd
tow, uczyni razem $41.0O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
Z dzielnicy lake View.

Juz dawno ME s}yszano JakleJs
w;adomoSci z naszej o~dosobnloneJ
dzielnicy, gdyz cd dluzszeSo czasu
mic wazniejszego ME zaszto W tych
stronach. Zycie plynie tutaj temsa--
mem tempem, jak zawsze; moze te-
raz wiecej ,,gadania" z powodu obo-
wiazkowej siuzby wojskowej, kle-
dyto kochajace matki re ia
mi W oczach zegnaly swych synoW'
idacych s~pelniG obowiazek obyWa-
telski, czyto tn, przygotowuJac sic
do sluaby wojskowej, cZy to q q we
dug ayczenia Wuja Sauna "a ocean
do Francyi, gdzie kilku z naszej pa
rafii valley w s~zeregach dzleinych
svn6w amerykansko-polskich, o czem
informuja Prev. KS. Proboszcza Oh
czasu do czasu W swych listach' pro-
sac O panied We Mszy Sw., ably po
sneInieniu obowiazku obyWatelsKle-
90 Bog Dobrotliwy pozwolif i'm wro-
cit z honorem do ojczystych pleleszv'
W niedziele wieczorem odoyio sic
nader udatne przedstawienie dzleci
szkolnych pod umiejetnem kleroWnl-
ctwem Wiel. Si6str Nazaretanek "
hall p~arafialnej z okazyi lmlenlh
Prev. rs. Franciszka G. OstroW-
skiego. Hala - jak zwykle ma Joza-
fatowie - wypelniona pc brzegi'
nawet siedzen z%abrak}o. Program
byl bardzo Interestingly, urozmalco-
ny naprzemian spiewem, muzyka' po-
winszowaniami, to Znowu krotka'
ale nader charakterystyczna kome--
dyjka pod tytu&em: "Grymasnlca >
da1ac znakomity obraz charakteru
mlodej dziewczyny, kt6rej wszystko
w drodze, wszyscy maja wine, re
ona biedna, tax bardzo nieszczesliWa
dziewcze = grymasnica, rozpieszczo-
ma skutkiem wadliwego Wycno"ahla
re strony rodzic6w, ktorzy niejedno-
krotnie ponosza wine "a zle, gryma-
sliwe usposobienie swych dzieci.
w drugiej czesci programu W 1e-
zyku angielskim w~ystapily osoby ale
goryczne, przedstawiajace cztery po-
ry roku. Wreszcie zlanie sic W 1edna
cafosG, aywy obraz, Spiew; toast z ~
czeniami ola Prev KS. Proboszcza;
streszczajacy sic w tenn zyczeniu:
,,Zyj nam drogi Ojcze, zyj i prowada
przykladnem zyciem SVEN jake pa
sterz, ojciec Observation-Disclosures
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
CzYSTA CERA
Policzki - Blask Oczu :
WiekszoSc Kobiet Moe Posiadac
Powiada DR.. Edwards, Dobrze ZnanY'
Lckarz 2 Ohio

DR.. F. NJ. Edwards przez II lat leczyl
mn6stwo kobiet ma choroby watroby I
zoladka. w ciagu tych lat zapisywai on
swoim pacycntom recepte, ziozona 20
znanych ro$linnych ~skiadnik6w, zmie+
szanych 2 OLIVIA, i naval TO Or. Ed
wards Olive Tablets" Poznac JIG MONA
pc oliwkowym kolorze.
Tabliczki to dokonywaja cudow W le-
czcniu watroby i zoladka, przywracaJad
i'm normalne dzialanie, wypedzaiac z or
ganizmu zuzyta i trujaca materye.
Jezeli macie twarz blada, zapadia,
oczy baz blasku, pryszczc, obiozony
,jezyk, Dol glowy, czujecie sic zle JakbY
oszolomieni, a zoladek jest nicczynny-
wezeie iedna DR.. Edwards Olive Tablet
co wiecz6r przez pewien czas, a Eau
wazycie przyjemne skutki.
Tysiace kobiet i ~mezczyzn biora DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets lepszym skut-
klein zastepujac kalomel-od czasu do
czasu. ably utrzymaG sic W dobrem
zdrowiu. Cena 10c i Csc. We wszystkich
aptekach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

co }atwo wybierafa i 4atwo mordowafa cezaroW
swoich Rzymskich. Ludy barbarzyhskle korzysta-
" Z zamieszania og6lnego i coraz Smielszyml ma
padami zapowiadaly upadek ~pahstwa RzymsKiego'
Zy4 Sw. Anter "a czasow jednego z wlelklch
nrzesladowan chrzesciian "a Ware sw, t. }. W. "a
cesarza Maxymina. Pragnaf goraco korony me-
pilnie badaf dzieje MeczennikoW SWIe-
tvch i ksiegi O ich meczehstwie, jake skarb jaki W
kosciele przechowywa}. Ia niewydanle tak0"Jca
ksiag ola prefekta Maksyma, sam odnlost korone
meczenska; pogrzebany ma cmentarzu sW. haliK-
sta, ma drodze Appijskiej. Ia swego krotklego pom
tvfikatu konsekrowaf osobiScie Biskupa m. Fun
danv w Rampant, i umeczony zostat W Styczl1lu
2S6 roku "a cezara MaXymina.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
ma. drodze do zbawienia. ..."

ma drodze do zbawienia. 49,"
W uroczystym nastroju, powadze l
spokoju ducha nasza doborowa publ
cznost gdzies okolo jedenastej godzi-
ny w~ieczorem rozeszla sic do domow
PREY odglosie muzyki, p~rzygrywaJa-
cei marsza ma ,,odchodnem".
w dzieh samego patrona sw. Fran
ciszka Ksawerego Prev. rs. Pro-
boszcz W a%systencyi ks. Tadeusza No
waka 1 ks. Francisz. Tyrchy odpraWlf
uroczysta Msze Sw., dziekczynna. W
tym dniu zebralo sic W prowizorycz-
nei .plebanii ma J6zafatowie wielu
gosci kaplan6w z zyczeniami, Jakotez
najblizsza rodzina.
Plebanie J0zafatowska zaszczycli
swa obecnoscia Najprzewielebniejszy
Ksiadz Biskup z Green Bay, PaWet
Rhode.
Mech Bog bfogoslawi J6zafatowo!
Parafianin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

lei rodzaiu ME many. Ciaio pogrzebano PREY dro-
DE .Appijskiej" ma cmentarzu sw. Kalksta, a W
1904 p nrzeniesiono je do Rzymu W kaplicy Jego
imienia; znaczne relikwie W Monachium.
3. Sw. Anter, Papiez i Meczennlk.
wi okofo 236 roku. Nastepca sw. Poncyana
W czasach najwiekszych przeSladoWan "a ware
tw . oreckiei narodowoSci i imienia, syn Romulu-
ga obywatela; wybrany ma Papieza W grudnlu 200
r. bv4 ma Stolicy Apostolskiej l miesiac l II dnl
w swei odpowiedzi ola Biskupow, co 90 len
tranzlokaty, wyjaSnii: ,~,godziwa to rzecz' skoro
Ola dobra Kosciofa, DO i Sw. Piotr z katedry Anty-
oche6skiei przeni6sl sic ma katedre Rzymska; lecz
tranzlokata powinna bye z dozwolenia Stolicy A
postolskiej". uo
Ia lego czas6w p~anowa4a anarchia woJskowa'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
" SUOTH F. n IND.

w niedziele, dnia 2. bm., stara--
MEM Towarsstwa ,,Oswiata" p. W.
kw. Jana Kantego odbyi sic W sail
parafialnej Sw. Jadwigi Obch6d LII
s%topadowy.
Uroczystost zagai} prezes IOWA
rzystwa p. Cezary A. Lewihski. Ma
przewodniczacego obchodu ~poWofano
D. Franciszka Beczkiewicza, a panne
Jadwige Luzne ma sekretarke.
!. Muzyka: Kwartet Jana Gackie-
go.
.. Spiew: Choir Sw. Jadwigi pod
batuta organisty p. X. Lsznego.
3. Nova ks. proboszcza S. A.
Gruzy c. S. c.
4. spiew solo ,,Cicho kpi" PARMA
Klara Hazihska.
5. Deklamacya, PARMA W1ktorya
Strauss.
6. Red Cross Drill, dzieci szkol-
ne.
7. Fortepian i %skrzypce, Kazimlerz
! Jadwiga Prawat.
s. Muzyka, duet pana Gackiego.
9. Jednoakt6wka p. t. Nv obozle :
Zygmunt Mirski, p~owstaniec - B.
Magiera.
Ian Jarmond - L. KitkoWski.
Jadwiga, jego sicstra - A. ORA
jus.
Emilia Platter, kapitan - klara
F!aun.
Cezary Platter, jej stryj - F. BE-
czhiewicz.
CLlopak obozowy K. kuchar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
USZLI NIEWOLI
Z obozu armii brytyjskiej VIC

z obozu armii brytyjskiej VIC
Francyi, 6 grudnia. - bltwach
pod Cambria zaszed} ciekaWy
epizod oswobodzenia sic Z ME
vol 30 inzynier6w. amerykah-
skch i b~rytyjskich PREY pmocy
pewnego oddzialu wojsk brytyJ-
skich. Inzynierzy CT w pobllzu
Gouzeaucourt, oskrzydlehi przez
ricprzyiaci0}, zostali wzieci w ME
wole. Niemecka eskorta zlozo-
IA Z klkudziesieciu zo}nierzy pro
wadzifa ich Z Gouzeaucourt do
Cambria. Pc drodze napotkall
malv oddzia& zolnierzy brytyj-
skich, odcietych r6wniez cd
wojsk, ale jeszcze wolnych /
zbrojnych ktorzy natychmlast
uderzyli ma cskorte, Niemcv
chcieli napedzit jehcow XII La
Vacquerie, ale CT Z golcni reka-
mi rzucili sic ia Mich / szamota-
ii sic z mimi, dopoki mic nadbiesli
ow Anglicy, ktorzy pozabijall
cz}onkow eskorty. Uwolnieni
jehcy wraz re swymi obrohcami
zabrali Niemcom polegfym broi
, pc dalszych przygodach udalo
sic wszystkim dostat w~reszcic do
wojsk brytyjskich.
Ma froncie Gouzeaucourt, o.
pr6cz inzynier6w, znajduja sic i
inni zolnierze amerykahscy. Jest
tam miedzy innymi dziesieciu
czionkow korpusu amerykahskia
go medycznego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
Kalendarz Zadarno.

Jcze1i pragnicsz mice w swym
domu piekny kalendarz ma rok
191Sty, udaj sic do najblizszej ap-
text i zapytaj sic o severy Polski
Kalendarz, poniewaz teraz jest
luz rozdawanym. Zawiera on
wszystkie wazniejsze informacye
tyczace sic SWAT, przepowlednl
powietrza i inne wiadomosci ka-
lendarzowe, a w dodatku jest "a
o~patrzony w pouczajace uwagi o
zachowaniu zdrowia i zajmuJace
opisy rozmaitej tresci. Postcard
sic O ten bezplatny kalendarz "a
raz W apiece, albo pisz o nadeS}a-
ME, adresujac: w. F. Severa Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

szybko usuwa boil. Nigdy ME przyS
tluuia bolu, lecz usuwa go. B6l us
pelnie ginie. ~Sprobujcie tylko. x
CAMPHOLIN jest ~zupelnie bezpiecz
ny. Ably przekonaG sic o MIN zanim
kupicie, mozecie otrzymac paczke
darmo, odwrotna poczta, gdy przy-
slece swe nazwisko i adres.
CAMPHOLIN jest sprzedawane
we wszystkich aptekach soc pud. Tub
wprost do Bartz Drug Co., 80 Monroe
ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
Ten Boil Jest Okropny
Gdzie Jest C~ampholin!
Pozegnacie sic q wszystkimi b6lami
natychmiast prZcz uzywanie
CAMPHOLIN. PacZka dar-

Przestahcie jeczec / narzekac. Czy
macie Dol W pIecach? CAMPHOLtN
usunie 90 natychmiast. Czy macie
wywichniecie? CAMPHOLIN usunie
h6l Czr mania h6l " mMSkul2Ch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

Dol. CZy macle Dol
sztywna szyje, Dol
stawach, neu--
ralgie. stluczeEie,
bol W gardle, W
piersiach, bo!ace
migdalki, reuma--
tyzm, zimno. Me
bedziecie c~ierpieli
pc uzyciu CAM
PHOLIN. Jest Ia
dziwiajacem jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

Prncujeas w kr6dmicSciuf - Kup so.
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smialo czytaj poiska gazette w tramwa'
iu Edy jedziesz do domu. Mech poZna-
ia ohconarndowcy nasza siis iicZebna
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