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The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Dutch Intern Germans

London.-A Rotterdam dispatch says a German seaplane alighted at TeXel, Holland, after being fired at by Dutch soldiers. It was short of gasoline. The occupants were n, termed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Druq and Rob Soldiers

London.-Considerable anxiety ia felt here because of the practice of drugging and robbing Australian sol diers on leave. Australian military police are making great efforts to stamp out the evil.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Apnoints New Coroner.

Governor Trough appointed Jesse Birch of McArthur coroner of Desha county to succeed John Defer. resign ed and removed from the state.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
To Form Camel Corne

London.-A royal warrant orders the formation of a new "Camei Corps" officers and men of which will receive the same pay as those in cav, airy regiments.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Reports a Submarine.

Washington.-A preliminary report from the master of merchant ship who thinks he sighted the periscopo of submarine off New York has been received at the Navy Department. In. vestigation is being made.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
STATE HAPPENINGS.

Since the Fordyce automobile club started its campaign against speeding and reckless driving large number have been arrested and fined. The last one was Mayor G. M. Harris, who was arrested for speeding. He fined himself 8 and costs.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Japs To United States

Tokio.-The House of Representa-. tives has decided to send five mem. bers to the United States to study coli. ditions. They will start about Septem, Der l and return in December. The delegates represent all parties.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Sell Rnnds Ia Earnnnre

New York.-An appeal will be made to the farmers who have made money out of their crops to invest their earn ings in the coming issue of Liberty bonds.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Praise For Guardsmen.

"The soldiers from the First Ark ansas Regiment. U. S. A., who are on police and guard duty at Camp Pike during the construction work deserve praise" Major John R. Fordyce, con- struction quartermaster, said.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Con1nlete Road Plans.

Plans for a fye-mile gravel road to be constructed in the northwest corner of Union township at a cost of s16.S54, were completed by the High way Department.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Boone county's peach orchards have begun shipment in carload lots from Bellefonte, Harrison, Capps, Batavia, Everton and other points. The crop probably will be the best and largest ever produced.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Secretary Moses Ill.

Hamilton Moses, private secretary to Gov. Trough left for Hot Springs to take treatment for rheumatism. Mir. Moses, whose home is at Monticello, has been i'll for several days
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Rev 1T. H. Watson of the First Methodist Church and the Rev. T. r. Robertson of the First Presbyterian Church are conducting a union revival at the old Lewisburg Church in South Morrilton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

A. D. Hampton, farmer near Clear Lake brought to England the first ma tured' cotton boil of the season. Con- dtions here are good for a big crop this year.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The United States Senate has con firmed the nomination of T. L. Pound as postmaster of Danville. MT. Pound has been postmaster four years
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Dr. Fred Beardon, county health of- fIcer and a member of the Exemption Board, received his commission az first lieutenant in the Medical Corps of the Third Arkansas Regiment
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The city of Des Are has just finish cd laying a line of sewage and in the near future complete sewage sys. tenn all over town will probably De built
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Ola council has passed a speed ordinance, limiting automobiles to run on all streets at 10 miles per hour Mayor Walker has announced that the ordinance will be rigidly enforced.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Arkansas State Farmers Union closed it's thirteenth annual conven. ton at Russellville and the report of the resolutions committee and the election of officers consumed most of the last day. President Rogers was presented with a gavel by Mrs l.. V. Johnson, wife of the farm which was made by her sons as a part of their mechanical train ing in the schooil Harry L. Hor- ton of Little Rock addressed the con- vention on buying and marketing and cooperation. A resolution asked for by Mrs. T. T. Gotham of Little Rock and Miss Lula Scruggs of Argenta who addressed the convention on the suffragette question, was adopted, en- dorSing the woman suffrage move ment These women also secured en- dorsement by the convention of a movement to raise a S5,G00 fund to purchase a Red Cross ambulance to be presented to the Arkansas soldiers when they depart for Europe, the ann bulance to be known as the Jeff Davis ambulance in honor of the late Ark ansas senator.
 Other resolutions thanked the peo- pie of Russellville and Pope county for entertainment Prest Luker and board of trustees for use of the Agri- cultural School convention hall, dor mitories and dining hall and the Rus sellville Trades Council for the smoker.
 A resolution was also adopted ask ing the Democratic state central com mittee to change the date of the next primary from May to August, when the campaign and election will interfere with farm operations. The following officers were elected:
 President. J. F. Rogers of Magnolia, reelected; vice president, A. D. Shinn of Russellville: secretary and treasurer, L M. Burge of Cabot, re- elected; chaplain. Judge J. D. Doyle of Walnut Ridge; conductor, l.. Nj McLester of Pangburn; doorkeeper, A. F. Sandige of Bee Branch; execu- tive committee, J. H. Noteworthy Of Nashville re-elected). R. E. Nixon of Clintin and L. A. Bland of Walnut Ridge.
 The new office of publicity was created and L. E. Runaway was elect ed to the place.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Faulkner County Bank of Con- way has on exhibit large beet which was grown by ]. M Rowlett Jr of Guy. The beet is g inches in cir conference and weighs E pounds.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Boone County Jefferson High way Association has been organized at Harrison with the following off cers Walter Snapp, president Mar yin Wagley, vice president; Marvin Hathcoat, treasurer; Walter Petit. secretary Five vice presidents re. main to be chosen along the route.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

O. L. Gregory, head of the Ozark Cider and Vinegar Company, is at Rogers, to prepare for the opening oi the big vinegar and preserving plant.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Peaches in car lots are now being shipped from Springdale. The grow CTS are realizing handsome prices.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The reappointment of W. F. Turner, as postmaster at Atkins, has been confirmed by the United States Sen. ate. He has served four years.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Pope county literary contest for rural schools including the fourth to the eighth grades, will be held at Dover Saturday, September 1.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The old students reunion of the White Oak Academy will be held Au prepared for the occasion. Many Of the 'old students who expect to attend the reunion, who have passed their 75th year
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

At a special meeting of the com missioners of Road Improvement Dis trict No. l of Perry county bonds to the amount of $S5,000. the estimated cost of constructing the 26 miles of roads in the district, were sold to F 101 for the entire issue.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Employment of women in light work in several sawmills in Arkansas has been reported to the state Labor Department at Little Rock, which is not in violation of the law regulating the employment of women so long as they are not required to work more than nine hours day and other pHo- visions of the law are not violated
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

J. w. Kesterson, who owns White river bottom farm near Cotter, is cur- ting his alfalfa crop. The crop is averaging one and one half tons TO the acre. The alfalfa was planted in the spring and this is the second crop he has cut from it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

A new high record price for Arkan- sas river farm land in Faulkner coun- ty was set when H. w. Cravens of Conway and c. E. Martin of Wooster paid William Qualls $23.0O0 for his farm of 200 acres, 12 miles southwest of Conway.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The town of Leola has now more than three blocks of graveled streets The work is still in progress under the supervision of City Marshal J. T. Peterson. Within short time every principal street will be a graveled highway, instead of sand bed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Red River, near Judsonia, was the scene of one of the largest haptizings ever known when 57 were immersed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Work has begun on the rock road between Des Arc and Cotton Plant This is part of the proposed Bank head highway, leading from Little Rock to Memphis via Des Arc. The contract is to be coTpleted within the next 125 working days.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Permission has been given by the government for bridge oyer Big Lake, in Mississippi county.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

 prepared for the occasion. Many Of the "old students" who expect to attend the reunion, who have passed their 75th year.
 J. w Kesterson, who owns a White river bottom farm near Cotter, is cur ting his alfalfa crop. The crop is averaging one and one half tons TO the acre. The alfalfa was planted ln the spring and this is the second crop he has cut from it.
 The peach crop around Highland is very fine this year. More than 400 cars have been shipped from the Bert Johnson orchard, one of the largest in the United States. Shipments will continue for another week.
 The Georgia Mining Company, Southern concern, that has been ope- rating in the zinc field of Boone coun- ty, has purchased an interest in the Monte Vista mine, on Warmers creek and will start active operations at once
 Mrs. Husted of Holly, Mich. has brother, Chas. Johnson. one of the owners of the local ice plant. This is the first time they have seen each other for 23 years.
 The Western Coal Mining Company at Denning is closing out its store preparatory to suspending the opera tion of it's mines at that place. The mines have been about exhausted.
 w. R. Hartley, who has been con- nected wi:h the Camden Beacon Herald" for several years. has pur. chased the Hamburg Budget" from E. w. kimber.
 Rev. Burk Culpepper of Memphis, the well known Methodist evangelist, is holding a revival meeting at Lo- noke and large crowds attend day and night.
 Alex. little town seven miles east of Ozark, will have big Labor Day celebration under the auspices of the Odd Fellows, September 3 and 4.
 p. P Byrd of Pine Bluff has pur. chased the Dumbeck plantation of 700 acres from Mrs. w. H. Langford of Kansas City for $1S,500 The planta- tion is north of the Arkansas river, near the Rob Roy bridge.
 Red River, near Judsonia, was the scene of one of the largest baptizings ever known when 57 were immersed.
 Permission has been given by the government for bridge oyer Big Lake, in Mississippi county.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

P. P Byrd of Pine Bluff has pur, chased the Dumbeck plantation of 700 acres from Mrs w. H. Langford of Kansas City for $1S.50O, The planta- tion is north of the Arkansas river, near the Rob Roy bridge.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The peach crop around Highland is very fine this year. More than 400 cars have been shipped from the Bert Johnson orchard, one of the largest in the United States. Shipments will continue for another week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Russelville Trades Council, composed of the federated labor unions of miners, clerks. carpenters, brick masons, painters and common labor. will celebrate Labor Day. Sep. tember 3, with a picnic and parade.
 The revival at Pleasant Hill has just closed. The. preaching was in charge of the Rev. George Marvin formerly of Mulberry. but who TOW lives in Texas. This is his first visit here in 23 years.
 Fifty cars of peaches and canta- loupes were shipped from Mulberry this season.
 Washington has shipped 22 cars Of cantaloupes and seven cars of water melons thus far this season. The mel cns brought good prices. ! The big movement of cantaloupes from the Horatio territory continues. The value of the shipment one day last week was $9,00O
 The Arkansas Light and Power Company will put in water mains of greatly increased size in South Cam den.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Georgia Mining Company, a Southern concern, that has been ope- rating in the zinc field of Boone coun- ty, has purchased an interest in the Monte Vista mine, on Warmers creek, and will start active operations at once
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Alex. little town seven miles east of Ozark, will have a big Labor Day celebration under the auspices of the Odd Fellows, September and 4.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Rev. Burk Culpepper of Memphis, the well known Methodist evangelist, is holding a revival meeting at Lo- noke and large crowds attend day and night.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Mrs. Husted of Holly, Mich. has arrived at Cotter for a visit to her brother, Chas. Johnson, one of the owners of the local ice plant. This is the first time they have seen each other for 23 years
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

w. R. Hartley, who has been con- nected with the Camden Beacon Herald" for several years. has pur. chased the Hamburg Budget" from E. w. kimber.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

The Western Coal Mining Company at Denning is closing out it's store preparatory to suspending the opera tion of it's mines at that place. The mines have been about exhausted.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

 started its campaign against speeding and reckless driving large number have been arrested and fined. The last one was Mayor G. NJ Harris, who was arrested for speeding. He fined himself 8 and costs.
 Boone county's peach orchards have begun shipment in carload lots from Bellefonte. Harrison, Capps, Batavia, Everton and other points. The crop probably will be the best and largest ever produced.
 The Ola council has passed a speed ordinance, limiting automobiles to run on all streets at 10 miles per hour. Mayor Walker has announced that the ordinance will be rigidly enforced. !
 The Rev. IT. H. Watson of the First Methodist Church and the Rev. J. r. Robertson of the First Presbyterian Church are conducting union revival at the old Lewisburg Church in South Morrilton.
 The Faulkner County Bank of Con- way has on exhibit large beet which was grown by j. M. Row1ett Jr. of Guy. The beet is B inches in cir conference and weighs E pounds pr. Fred Beardon, county health of- ficer and a member of the Exemption Board. received his commission az first lieutenant in the Medical Corps of the Third Arkansas Regiment.
 A. D. Hampton. farmer near Clear Lake, brought to England the first ma tureds cotton boil of the season. Con- ditions here are good for a big crop this year.
 The city of Des Are has just finish cd laying a line of sewage and in the near future complete sewage sys. tenn all over town will probably De built
 The United States Senate has con firmed the nomination of T. l.. Pound as postmaster of Danville. MT. Pound has been postmaster four years
 Peaches in car lots are now being shipped from Springdale. The grow. CTS are realizing handsome prices.
 O. L. Gregory, head of the Ozark Cider and Vinegar Company, is at Rogers, to prepare for the opening of the big vinegar and preserving plant
 The reappointment of w. F. Turner as postmaster at Atkins, has been confirmed by the United States Sen. ate. He has served four years.
 The Pope county literary contest for rural schools, including the fourth
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17

Fifty cars of peaches and canta- Ioupes were shipped from Mulberry this season.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-04
7 AVONDALE.

W dniu $50 grudnia,, W przyszia
niedziele o~dbedzie sic W hall OBJ. J.
Warszynskiego, r6g n. Central Park
v / Wolfram ul., Obch6d rocznicy
Powstania Listopadowego, urzadzo-
nv wspolnem staraniem Delegation
Towarzystw ur~zadzajacych wspolne
Obchody Narodowe, oraz Komitetu 10
kalnego Polskiej Rady Narodowej.
Obch6d odbedzie sic wieczorem, a
Komitet p~rzygotowuje piekny i 10
borowy program, ably przyjSC z po-
moca Armii Pclskiej W dniu tym u
rzadzony zostanie poiow ma przecho-
dni6w (Tag Day. POtrzeba ~jeszcze
polowczyn. Odnosimy sic przeto z
proSba do naszych patryotycznych Pc
lex i p~anienek polskich, ably zechcia-
" W dniu tym ofiarowaG swoje u
siugi jake p~oiowczynie, gdyz rozcho-
dzi sic tn o sprawe jaka W chwili o.
becnei powinna do czynu pObudzit
SERGE kazdego Polaka i kazdej Polki.
Szanowne Rodaczki, kt6re zechca
przyjSc z pomoca niechaj zgiosza sic
laskawie W Srode, dnia SGD Tub W
piatek, dnia Ego bm., do ofisu &awek,
pod koscioIem Sw. Jacka, o godz.
1880 w~ieczorem, gdzie czlonek komi-
tetu oh. J. Hajdysz, Tub kt6rykol-
wick inny z Komitetu udzieli wszel-
kich informacyi i zapisze ma liste pO-
Iowczyn. Tuszymy nadzieje, IL Szan.
Rodaczki ma odezwe nasza licznfe sic
zglosza, by jak n~ajwieksza liczbe po-
iowczyn obstawic kreSlimy sic z sza-
cunkiem,
W. Figler, J. Hajdysz, A. Plocin-
ski, J. PrzybyszewsH, Fr. Krocker,
A. Tworek, r. TurzyGska, a. Lisz-
tewmk, A. Wisniewska i FIR. 7. WO-
Iowsh, komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-04
NOTATkI
OSOBISTE TOWARZYSKIE.

Wczoraj wieczorem odbylo sic
przedroczne %zebranie Klubu Mlodzieh
cow Sw. Kazimierza, z Kazimierzowa.
Zebranie odbylo sic W sail klubowej
PREY 23ej ul. i Sacramento ave. Ma
rok przyszly w~ybrany zostal zarzad
w sklad ktorego wchodza:
Jan P%aprocki, popularity farmace-
uta Kazimierzowa, prezes - rok
13ty; Jan Nyka, wiceprezes; Wiktor
Parowski, sekr. prot; Antoni Nitz,
sekr. fin; J6zef Dombrowski, ka--
syer - rok Tiny; Aleksander Pace
wicz, ~zarzadca; J6zef Komosa i VIA
dys}aw JOS, marszaikowie: Waciaw
Cyranek i Bernard G6recki, odzwier-
nj; Boleslaw Lendowski, Ignacy Pa
procki i Jan Teska, radni; Aleksan-
der Jasinski, Micnal Dworak, Leon
Slash, .adwokat Leon Nyka i Ignacy
Kaczmarek, komitet doradczy.
q q q
Cd dluzszego czasu ciezka choroba
zfozony jest znany ma poinocno-za--
chodniej stronie miasta %kontraktor
| plumbiarski p. Jan Januszewski, o.
becnie zamieszkaiy z rodzina pod mr..
4001S Oakdale ave-, ma Jackowie;
dawniej ma Helenowie. Lekarze ME
rokuja ~predkiego powrotu do zdro-
via: W czasie choroby OLGA Unforeseen
zawiaduje syn J6zef. P. Januszewski
ostatnio wykonat roboty plumbiar-
skie PREY novel szkole Sw. Trolley
= konczy zas roboty PREY novel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-04
Bracia Jan, Piotr, MARGIN i Szcze-

Bracia Jan, Piotr, MARGIN i Szcze-
pan Nawroccy, kt6rzy prowadza pier
w~szorzedna fabryke mebli pod mr..
1910 Augusta ul., blisko Ashland
ave-, powiekszaja swoj interes; wy
dzierzawili oni budynek pod mr..
1O13-15 No. Ashland I've Bracia Ma
wroccy W swej fabryce za~trudn:aja
tylko polskich robotnikow / zasiugu-
ia ma szczere, poparcie ich ~przedsie-
hIorstws-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-04
NOTATKI
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

Kilko-dniowy urlop W domu rodzi-
COW, zam. pnr. 2S49 E. Sta ul., W So.
Chicago, spedzii sierzant Tadeusz
Raczkowski, kt6ry przydzielony jest
do korpusu kwatermistrza, W Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Gdy mlody
sierzant w~yjezdzaf z powrotem do O.
bozu. rodzice urzadzili mu wieczo-
rex pozegnalny, W kt6rym udzial
wzieli liczni krewni i znajomi. Mo-
dzian juz prawdopodobnie pc raz os-
tatni odwiedzil rodziC6w pred wy
jazdem do Francyi; czule go zatem
zegnano, ME zapominajac o licznych
upominkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-04
I Biura MsteuroIoglcznsgo.

W ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature w~ynosiia AZ stopni,
najnizsza Sc stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi 33 stop
nj; niedob6r temperatury W tym ro-
ku 432 stopni.
Wsch6d slonca o godz. 7 min. 2
ranO.
Zach6d slonca o igodz. 4 min. 10
popoiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-04
NOTATK|% REPORTERA.


nislawa, zalozony rok temu "a inicya-
tywa proboszcza Stanisiawowa ks.
Franciszka Dembinskiego, c. r., opla
ca re swej kasy "a nauke czterech "a
~bituryentow szkoiy sw. Stanisiawa,
kt6rzy obecnie uczeszczaja do Kollc-
GUM sw. Stanislawa Kostki.
w sprawie poiowu dzisiaj wieczo-
rem w sail Alumn0w odbedzie sic
zebranie czlonk6w i czlonkin Stowa-
rzyszenia A. S. Sw. Stanislawa X.
Parka ,,detektywow" kolejowych
wprost po zwierzecemu obeszia sic
z Janem Hajderem, lat SO, Fam. p.
nr. 54S N. Paulina ul., gdy przyla-
pala go zbierajacego kawaiki wegla
obok tor6w kolejowych. Owl ,,detek-
tywi" ubranie Hajdera podarli nieo-
NAL W strzepy i w dodatku tax go
skopali i obili. re pieG ran lekarz
zniewolony byl zaszyG Is Sciegami.
Hajder znajduje sic W szpitalu PREY
domu poprawy.
Ma goracym uczynku zakradania
sic oknem do fabryki ~przybor6w spor
towych The Stoll-Dean Sporting
Gods Mnf'g co.., pnr. $50 Elston
ave., Observation-Disclosures Franci-
| Ska Fslisza, Fam. pnr. 356 So. Al
bany ave, schwytaf onegdaj o godzi-
ME lei W nocy policyant Tomasz
Matysik. Falisz stawal wczoraj W sa-
| die ola maloletnich; sedzia Swanson
stawil o~skarzonego pod kaucya
100000 1 przekazal lawie sedzi6w
przysieglych.
q q q
Gdy wczoraj RAM zbudzii sic j.
Linka, $3.50 w. 21sza ul., spestrzegi,
re Ioze jego zony bylo puste. Troje
dzieci spalo tego. Linka ubraf sic
czempredzej / W poszukiwaniu "a 20
ma chodzit poczai Pc ulicach W oko-
Icy, a s%potykajac sic z zawodem udaf
sic ma stacye policyjna 13ej ulicy.
Ma stacyi dowiedziai sic, re rychfo
rano re stawu parku Douglas wydoby
to zwloki nieidentyfikowanej kobiety
i re zwloki zabrano do zakladu po--
grzebowego pnr. 1853 Ogden av. w
pol godziny ~p6znfej Linka identyfi-
kowai zw1oki swej zony - Weroniki.
Ma brzegu stawu znaleziono patio
utopionej kobiety; liczyia INA lat "a.
u q q
Przez kota boleSnie %podrapani | pc
! gryzieni wczoraj zostali Andrzej Kor
mas, 701 Milwaukee ave. i dwoch
lego syn6w, Franciszek, lat 2 i ia
k6b, lat 4. Chlopcy bawili sic ma
werandzie, gdy kot ich zaatakowaf.
Ma krzyk dzieci ~przybieg} ~ojciec, kto-
ry kota staral sic z werandy zrzucit;
zdradliwe zwierze kilka razy zagiebi-
10 ky W je?o rece. Kota, ktory ida
MEM policyi wSciekl sic, zastrzelono.
= = .
Policva wdrozyla SledZtwo W spra-
vie smierci Grzegorza Kolasa, 1884
So. Halsted ul., kt6ry wczoraj VIE
czorem umarl w szpitalu Presbite--
rian wskutek postrzalu rewolWero-
wego W noge. Kolas przybyl do szpi-
tala 29go ~listopada zadajac pomocy
lekarskiej. M6wil on, re postrzelony
zostai przypadkiem przez przyjacie-
la, podczas polowania, lecz nazwiska
lego ami tez blizszych s~zczegol6w o
wypadku ME chcia} wyjawit.
y y y
Podrzynajac sobie gardlo brzytwa,
samob6jstwo W szpitalu Oak Forest
pope}nil .wczoraj Adam Wilczynskl,
lat 81. Wilczynski cierpial ma SUI
choty; samob6jstwo prawdopodobn1e
popelnit podczas chwilowej rozpa-
czy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-04
Parma Julia Stelnicka, c6rka PIP,

Parma Julia SteIn1cKa, corka PIP.
Jana i Maryi Stelnickich, Fam. pnr.
1922 Emma ul., zareczyia sic z adwo-
katem Fryderykiem Kay, ktory ME
dawno temu 'swoja k~ancelarye pre-
prowadzii do Washington, D. c.
Stub odbedzie sic z kohcem stycznia.