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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

A. C. Meikle, of Mills advises
us that they are to have 10000
pounds of seed furnished by the
Colfax County Board of Super
visors to the farmers who get
their mail at Mills but live in
Colfax Co. This is to be supplied
without interest and with a lein
on the crop for security for the
return of the money.
The total supplies purchased
by Colfax County for their farm
ers independent Of State help is
.65, 600 lbs. beans 80, 900 potatoes
25, 900 oats, 10, 900 millet. $4,000
seed corn, 10000 feed. Thii
amount will supply most Of the
needy in the county and is bsirQ
distributed by Y. L, Martinsau,
|Os Ration aside from the state aic
Some business about that, no?
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Thursday. May 31st is the an.
niversary of the Big Fire of last
year in which most of the bust
ness section of Roy was destroy
ed in the short space of an hour.
We have many vivid recollections
of that eventful day, We have
spent a year in recoving from
the effects of it and are not yet
fully recovered still it has been
an eventful year for Roy. The
buildings destroyed have been re
placed with better ones than we
would have had in years other
wise and the town is better in
many ways than it was a year
ago.
The panic and regrets of that
day have passed and we find that
much Of the past is as well for
cotton, We date from the big
fire now and look ahead instead
of back. The lessons of the past
are useful but not so important
that we should lose valuable time
in studying them and neglect to
press forward.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

A ride to Mosquero last Sunday
with G. R. Abernathy and fami-
ly in their Ford, was one of the
most satisfying experiences we
have enjoyed in many months.
The green prairies. greener wheat
fields and many farm homes all
along the way made it a continu-
GUS delight. Never in our nine
years residence here has every
thing been so promising The
wheatfelds are simply splendid
and the prospect for a crop could
not be better while the acreage
is far n excess of any previous
year and the summer crop is linn
tied only by the number of men
and teams at work preparing the
soil and planting. The change
within the last month is nothing
short of a revolution,
At Mosquero it is always a
pleasure to meet and greet cor
dial and kindly people who al
ways make you feel welcome and
we admit we we're too busy greet
ing friends and visiting to see
much of and ball game. 1t was
an ideal day and one we shall
never forget.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

CIR. Abernathy received last
week a letter in answe. to his
letter protesting against the
terms of securing State aid in
buying seed. The Council of De-
tense States that it is not their
intention to make the Conditions
severe and they leave it to the
Financial agent to decide and ac-
cept a mortgage on the grown
crop only where the beneficiary
is personally reliable and known
to be acting in good faith. The
extreme measure are meant only
to applied to persons who are
not known to be reliable and are
to be the exception rather than
the rule
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Never again will we trust the
telephone to correctly interpret
voices SO that we will know who
is at the other end of the wire :
Last week it rang and a voice
which we thought we recognized
as that Of Miss Hall, the Nurse
at DR.. Plumlee's Hospital, told US
of two new boy babies in the com
munity, we repeated the news in
the paper with a flourish and
mentioned DR.. Plumlee in con-
nection with the Stcrk.
Now it transpires that it was
net the voice we thought but
another equally dulcet, that It
was DR.. Self's cases and we had
the date wrong on one OF them
by o day. 1t is fortunate for Us
that we got them in the right
homes or we would have been
taking a vacation this week and
hiding out along the river fishing
till the storm was over. Anyway
they are two fine boys, and 'All'i
we'll that ends well. !"
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

The Campfire Girls Of Roy
hereby thank their friends for
their liberal patronage laSs Satur
day at the Soda Fountain and an
nounce that they viii again be
il charge oisths Toe Cresm and
Soda Fountain at the FairvieW
Pharmacy Registration Day.
June Sch, their earnings to applp
to the Red Cross FuHd.
We ask your patronage that
We may do our BIT" to help
along our Country's cause,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02
R. C. Grunig

H. B. Jones, President. of the
Roy Trust and Savings Bank,
came up from Tucumcari Monday
and spent two days with the Bank
here and visiting among the bus
mess men in Roy. He is much
pleased with Roy and compares
conditions very favorably with a
year ago when he came to see
the devastated town after the
fire.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Captain Donald C. Curbbison,
of the 9TH Artillery Corps. with
Pershing on the Border, visited
his sister, Mrs. Duvall. at Mos
quero last week. He left Mon
day for Montana after q brief
furlough. Capt, Curbbison ia
the quiet sort who fitIy repre-.
sents the Administration, ell bus
mess and no buster.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

DR.. Plumlee is having his new
Hospital Building finished with a
"Spatter-dasho coat of concrete
which changes the adobe and box
board walls into amost attractive
exterior and finishes up the build
ing handsomely outside. The in
side has already been finished
most artistically.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Charlie Leonhard, Of Mills was
down to Roy Saturday with some
friends on land business and call
ed at this Office. His family il
home from Ration where they
spent the winter and they are
farhnina and enjoying their ccun.
try home again.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Mrs. F. A. Roy has been stay
ing in from the ranch the past
week cleaning house after the
cement workers who have been
applying a Concrete finish to the
outside walls and making other
improvements. Others who will
apply Spatter-dash finish to their
houses are Prof. Russell, G. L.
Justice, VIM. Baum and several
others.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

A Kansas Party has written
Mayor Roy regarding : site for .
mill in Roy. He seems In earn
est and reasonable and the Trus-
tees will take up his proposition
at the next meeting, The party
was here with Hoggatt and
and knows he wants to come with
his milL
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

C. L. Justice and family drove
to Colfax, last Saturday and
visited till Tuesday with Mrs.
Justices brother Barney Mitchell
who is again foreman on a big
ranch there, They had a fine
trip in their new Ford and no
accidents.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02
Miss Bessie Wood has been try

Miss Bessie Wood has been try
ing to find a man with teams to
plant beans on her homestead
here in partnership with her.
She Is enthusiastic about raising
. War CROP but spurns oil sug
gestions of 2 man OF her own
even though It is discouraging to
try to find one at this busy
season. 4 s,s
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Come out of the Woods Buy a
Chautauqua ticket - You won't
lose your money = Every ticket
is numbered : the goods will be
delivered or your money back =
You can aft I'd to think of your
community when it costs you no
more.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Citizens! Wake up! Patriot
ic meeting 1000 A. M.
Tuesday at I. O. o. F. Hall
Flags out Paradi : Speech
es Everything closed dur
ing the meeting!
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

]. W. Teeter and wife left last
Saturday for Neosho Missouri
where they will live in future.
We regret the loss Of this fine
young couple from Roy but they
will read the S-A, and we conf
IDENTIFY expect them back some
time.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Prof. ]. E. Russell and wife and
Mr.. Lippy drove to Naravisa, last
week in their new Ford, returning
Wednesday, tired, sunburned but
happy after a very pleasant trir.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Homer Parks, arrived from
Seattle, Washington Thursday
and will spend the summer here.
He hunted up his old pal, Jim
Christman the first thing on ar
irving.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Mrs. Mary Waters came down
from Springer last Thursday and
left Saturday after eoodbys to
friends. She will attend Sum-
mer School at Las Vegas and be
back next fall.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

lodge Ben Lindsey of Denver
says "The Chautauqua, with
the home, the school and the
church makes the fourth great
American Institution"
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02
PAPRICIO SANCHEZ,
Sheriff. Mora, County
r. c. Gruais, Deputy.

The above Proclamation and
the law ID refers TO mean that: II
is your duty as Q Citizen to help
in every way possible to see that
this Registratisn il full and ccm-
plete in the community Ii which
you live. It means that It 10 your
duty to tell all those you meet
that are between the ages reQuii
ed SO that no individual will be
without the knowledge Of the
date of registration. It also
means that if you as an indiyidu-
al suspect anyone Of not having
registered who should have done
SO, it lis your duty and it is requir-
ed Of you that you inform the
Registrar of that fact and a. GER
tain from that Ofilcer II ne mas
registered, if you should fail to
do this you may be held as liable
as the man who has not otregister-
ed.
The Officers of this Precinct
and County ask each of you as
Citizens to make this registra-
ticn in this Precinct perfect and
full not from the fact that the
Law absolutly requires it; But
because of love for Country and
Patriotism.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Oscar Redd, who is now engag-
ed as Recruiting Officer for the
Navy was in Roy the first of the
week. He left Tuesday for Daw
son and Trinidad, His former
service in the navy got him this
position.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

sThe dance at the hall Tuesday
evening was conceded the best in
a long time, The Mills Orchestra
assisted by Melville Floersheim
with the drums furnished some
splendid music and over thirty
couples trippeq to it till | Am. /
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Miss Mira Nhtter came down
from Dawson Monday and will
enjoy her vacation at tho paren-
| tai Nutter home on the farm
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Do you know that if we fall
down on the Chautauqua this
year it will be dead for years to
come?
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. f.
Lortz Monday, May 28th,a boy
8 1-2 pounds; May he never have
call to be a soldier.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

G. E. Deaton and wife, of Mills
are theproud parents OF a5pound
girl born last Saturday.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

Use economy in your play
Conserve your spending money
by attending the Chautauqua.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02

James CWrigan, of Mosquero
is a new addition to the S-A's
list Of readers at that town. We
know a lot Of other good citizens
there we should like to have on
our list and we mean to have
them as soon as we can arrange
to give them the kind of paper
that will warrant it. AT present
we are too slow in getting their
local news recorded but we do
appreciate our friends there who
read the S-A. anyway.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-02
Call to the Colors
Registration Proclamation

In accordance with the Procla-
nation of the President Of the
U. S. /, the undersigned Sheriff
in and for Mora County, New
Mexico, hereby give notice, of
the time and place and name of
Registrar in each Precinct of this
County; which shall be, between
the hours of 700 A. M. and 900
P. M. on Tuesday June 5th. 1917
at the Registration place in said
Precinct as follows to-wit:
Precinct 20; Registrar R, G.
Grunig; At Roy New Mexico: In
office of F. H. Foster
Those required to register are
all Males between the ages OF
81 and 30 years inclusive. That
means II you nave not pass
ed your 31st birthday you must
register.
Any person, who shall fail or
neglect to perform any duty re-
quired Of him in the execution Of
this act, if not subject to Mill
tary Law is guilty of a misde-
meanor and upon conviction in
the District Court of the U. S.
having Jurisdiction thereof, be
punished by Imprisonment fol
not more than one year, or il
subject to Military Law be tried
by Court Martial and suffer such
pun shment as the Court MARTA
may direct.
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sum of $4,000 each.

sum of $4,000 each.
Board fixed the rate of pay by the
calendar month for road work for the
current year, as follows: Supervi-
r or foremen of road crews, 500;
laborers and cooks, $40; teams, $50.
Engine crews. Foremen and en-
g%ineers, $125 and board; cooks and
End gradermen, $50 and board; team
sters, $45 and board; teams. $50 and
board.
Adjourned TO 10 a. m. March Is.
FIFTH DAY
March 16, 1917. Board met at 10
a. m. All members present.
Board appointed the following per-
sons as trustees of the Teton county
free high school for the term of 3
years beginning April 81. 1917, and
ending on the 3rd Saturday of April,
1920: E. D. Forrest, Choteau; j. w.
Kerr, Pennington.
Chairman Radcliffe and Assessor
Lundgren were instructed to proceed
to Helena to confer with the state
board of equalization in the matter of
assessment OF property for the year
1917.
Board continued auditing claims a.
gainst the county, in which business
the remainder of the forenoon was
taken up.
Adjourned to 2 D. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION '
Boa r~eassebled at 2 p. m. All
members present.
Report of E. ID. Forrest, county
treasurer. for quarter ending Febru-
airy %, 1917, was taken up for con-
sideration.
T~reasurer's license book was
checked with stubs of license books
and found correct; licenses issued
during quarter amounting to ~$3,231.41.
Treasurer's report was checked a.
gainst county clerks ledger and bal
ances were found as follows:
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: ordered drawn as follows:
GENERAL FUND
William Miller, board prison

GENERAL FUND
William Miller, board prison
erS $40
Peter Klein. same ........ lao
G. H. Conner, Coroner's fees 1919
]. w. Shields, justice of the
peace fees 1900
]. E. DeHaas, same .......... HOO
E. l.. Marriott, same ...... 1880
r. L. Taft, same .......... 1000
A. E. Moye, same .......... $50
F. e. VanDemark, same..... 31.45
A. F. Richards. constable fees 100
John Danens, juror, justice of
the peace court .......... 1.50
James Perrine, same ...... $50
VIII Wilkins, same ......... 1.50
Robert Cullen, same ........ 1.50
Nick Arnett, same .......... 1.50
Peter G. Ruetten, same ...... 1.5O
Merle Snedigar, witness JUS
tice of the peace court -. 1.50
George Magee, anne $3.50. $50
Charles Ferris, anne ........ 1.50
Elmer Mathison. same ...... 1.50
J. P. Carter. same ......... 1.50
Mary Ferries, same ......... 1.50
Clara Hansen, same ........ 1.50
Russell Beckett, same ...... 1.50
" ~ NhSDOo5oAAt Vi TsOO
w. c. McDougall, same $50. 2.1O
w. c. McDougall, same $3.50. $50
Frank Hansen, same ....... 1.50
E. ]. Muller, same ......... $50
John Weber. same $50. . $50
Edwin Stryen. same ........ $50
Henry Kropp, same ........ $50
Frank Comings, same ....... 500
Earl Dial, same ........... 1.50
| William Mi11nr mi1pa pn and
| expense self and deputies 1000
A. J.. Simmons, mileage and
expense deputy sheriff -. $3.50
l.. G. Miltz, same .......... 75.40
]. l.. Billings. same ANN. $500
E. D. Hughes, same ........ $3.50
H. ]. McGregor, salary health
officer .................. 47.s1
DR.. G. d. Powell. salary dep
uty health officer ........ 1880
Montana State College, salary
county agriculturist ...... 10000
E. C. Garrett, postage ...... $50
F. o. Williams, land office alb
stractS ~
Hubbard Abstract Co., same. $3.50
C. James Smith, auditors
dues 500
Motor Mart Co., auto a:re... 1900
Farmers Elevator Co., supplies 11.65
Montana Transfer Co., same. 96.71
Motor Mart Co., same..... 14.5s
A. J. Simmons, same ....... 400
]. E. DeHaas. same ........- zoo
Montana Transfer Co.. same. 1880
Logan & Howard, same -. 4.5(
Choteau Garage, same $500. 14.8(
. Choteau Hardware Co., same 11.8(
H. Mccullough, same ....... 3.5(
T. w. Delaney, same ....... 1.6s
Choteau Drug Co., same 80. 1926
Cut Bank Pioneer Press, no
tice closing registration . . 8.0t
Conrad Observer, same ..... 7.0t
The Valerian, same ........ 6.0t
Choteau Acantha. publication
and supplies ............ 42.2I
IChoteau Montanan, books and
blanks .................. 1880
The Tribune, books and sta
tionery 1917
The Como Company, material 1870,
st. Anthony & Dakota Eleva-
tor Co., same ............ 1873
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co.,
same ................... 2o7.1
C. w. Wymer, labor or Jail
or's residence .......... 2O9.6
George Sears, painting $50. 1877
Chris S.. Hansen, same ...... 60
Wilson Young, janitor service 1870
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members present.

members present.
A large delegation of residents of
the vicinities OF Bole, Sloan and T. l..
Gap appeared and urged the. opening,
working and putting into shape for
travel, of roads Nos. 175-A, 229-B, 49,
A, 249 and 249-B, 20s, 331 and 2SS,
also the widening of grade on No.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

dopuscil sic kradziezy, ro~zbijajac $50
pc, W kt6rej znajdowaiy sic bicykle
/ diva skradf.
To tez sedzia Brown ME mia} Ito
Sci / postal Wrone do Auburn ma
ciezkie wiezienie ia lat cztery l .
miesiecy.
Poniewaz zaS Wrona ME wysfuzyt
pierwszego terminI, przeto przesie-
dzi II lat.
Gdy wyjdzie ma wolnoSt, Polska
bedzie juz wolna I o wojnie zapom-
nimy....
Drugi kt6ry stawal pred sedzla
Brown, by} Alexander PietkieWicz'
zamieszkaly W Sian, n. Y, tuz "a
granica miejska.
Pietkiewicz przyznai sic re dopu-
Sell sic zab6jstwa W drugim stopnlu
1 dostalo mu sic zaledwie diva lata !
dziesieG miesiecy wiezienia W Au-
burn.
z reki Pietkiewicza poni6sf smiert
Jozef DomblewCki.
Lille razy byieS karany, Pietkie--
VICE." - zapytai pod-prokurator
Sumner, ma co Pietkiewicz odpowie-
dial:
Ami razu ME bylem a~resztowa-
n.y..
TO utorowaio droge miodemu q
lat liczacemu Polakowi do uzyskania
lekkiej kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02
Y AUBURN, n. Y.

szzczesIiwie byio panu Leonowi
Wronie ma swiecie!
By{ zdr6w / silny, zawsze W do
brym humorze i.... zy} jak paczek
W masle.
Lecz najwidoczniej dobre easy ME
ola niego byly stworzone. Ia doorze
mu bylo I puScii sic ma bezdroza.
w kohcu zosta1 ukarany l posiany
do wiezienia W Auburn. Ia stara-
MEM p~rzyjaci6} darowano mu cos o.
koio szesciu lat z kary i puszczono
ma wolnos6, espodziewajac sic, re
Wrona sic poprawi 1 poprowadzi ~
wot p%orzadny.
Niestety! Leon Wrona dostaf sic
znow W ambaras /. prSyznal sic, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02
Y BOSTON, MASS.

U Ias6w w Stanie Maine powrocil
do piracy do Bostonu Michal Raw
ko i zaraz u progu miasta zrobh inte-
res, jakich ma}o.
Prey North Station zaczepii ma
drego Michaia jakis gentleman 1 po-
prosii O zmiane studolar6wki. Usfuz-
ny Rawko powiada, re niema cafej
setki.
AL right daj>$75, ale predko, bo
mi sic Spieszy ma kolej".
Tranzakcya nastapi}a, no / uszcze-
sliwiony nabywca stu dolar6w spie-
sly do banku polskiego PREY Cross VI.
i pokazuje sw6j nabytek, zadajac wy
miany.
Panic, powiada Smiejac sic kasyer'
takimi papierkami moze pan poko1
wytapetowac....
By} to falsyfikat studolaroWkl.
O maIo Co mic stracii zycia Henryk
Gil z Arlington, robotnik W Edison
Company, kiedy przez nieostroznosc'
zakiadajac przew6d elektryczny ma
nowy slup, wszedi W kontakt z pra'
dem elektrycznym. Ubranie jego o.
krecilo sic okoio drutu | zaczeio sic
palit. 2 trudnoscia zdoiali wydobyc
90 z niebezpiecznej pozycyi jego to-
warzysze.
Wypadek ten mial miejsce ma ma
rozniku Massachusetts ave. i Med
ford ul.
Gil ley W szpitalu ,,Symmes Hos
pital". Ctan jego grozny.
Dziewietnastoletni Jerry Czeryh--
ski, IL Hancock ul., Chelsea, ziama'
noge / bolesnie zostai p~okaleczony ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

nalezy - ocenic moze, gdy sic
1amie z trudnosciami, nieraz
"nieprzemozonemi, z}aczonemi z
wystawa tel, czy owej sztuki,
moze wyobrazi6 sobie, jake
kolosalne trudnosci musia{
mice do zwalczania Zahajkie--
wicz - pred laty, wystawia--
;iac tn pierwsze sztuki i formu-
JAG ~pierwszych aktor6w. lat
vie nam stosunkowo przycho-
dzi dis podawa6 sztuki lepsze,
forsowa6 przebojem znajomosc
;iaka TAXA repertoaru polskiego
i obcego, cho6 zgrubsza, gdy on
luz oddawna ludzi uczy}, co to
ten teatr - ia scena, gdy polka
rywa1, jake stapa6 pc niej i z
manekin6w robi} - amatorow.
On oral W najwiekszym trudzie
grunt p~ierwotny, my bronuje-
my juz LEI pc MIN; i gdy nam'
czasem - czesto bywa ciezko,
Jake jemu bye musia}o pred
laty9
A przecie ten cz1owiek W wa
runkach tax syzyfowych naor-
ganizowa} tn jeszcze ca}y SEE
reg k6f i k6fek i towarzystw
dramatycznych, roll navel o
zorganizowaniu powazniejszej
instytucyi i naleza} do grona
tw6rc6w Polskiego Teatru W
Chicago, najlepszej PROXY wy
tworzenia Ma obczyznie sta}ej
sceny narodowej, wsr6d tego
zas wciaz pisa1 ola sceny pl-
sal ola niej faktycznie do ostat
Mich lat i miesiecy zycia, grab
ieszcze i rezyserowa} do MEDIA
wna.... Zaiste wielkie musia-
10 bye umifowanie Sztuki Il
cz}owieka tego, ktory juz si} O.
statkiem goniac, jeszcze ola
sceny ludowej polsko = amery-
kaGskiej pracowa1. -.
Tedy - mnogo jest bardzo
mnogo racyi, re ME zapomnimy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-02

elewatorze PREY 25S Washington ul'
gdzie pracowal jake p~os}aniec.
Chlopiec wprawif W ruch winde
zanim wszedl do $rodka i wskutek
tego dostala sic jego noga miedzy
elevator / Sciane.
Ma stacyi ratunkowej PREY Hay
market SO. sensational doktor zta
mamie prawej nogi. Czesyhski ley W
miejskim szpitalu.
Mic pojade do Francyi" powie-'
dziai do swojego kolegi J. Horwicz'
46 Spring I'll. i zanim wezwanie do
poboru original pozegnaf koleg6w
W niewiadomym kierunku z Bostonu
~wyjecha}.
Pc trzech dniach juz znalazt sic
Horwicz W rekach policyi W Adams
Przywieziony przez detektywa do b.
stonu, siedzi W w:ezieniu 1 wyklina
sw6j los | spryt policyi.