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The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
CITY VIEW HILL NRWS

W. Fl. Bell and R. A. Martin of
Peak View spent Sunday and Monday
night at Ollie Martins.
Mrs. Frank Brossard visited the
school Friday afternoon.
Walter Johnston and father in law.
Mr.. Jones, have sold out and returned
to kingfisher. Okla.
A. L. Cant was doing cement work
in Ordway last week
City View school will close March
90. Mr.. Martin, the teacher. is pre-
pairing a good program. Hope all
the patrons will be present and ex-
tend hearty welcome to visitors.
There will be preaching at our
school house Sunday, March 1S, at
II O'Clock. Sunday school will be
called at 10 o'clock
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
STAR VALLEY NEWS

John Stowell who has been living
at Olney during the winter months.
is back on his claim again. He NOV
ed out about two weeks ago and is
doing some improving. He has a fine
new granary,.
1. John Pobst completed a cistern at
his home the pasth week.
Geo. Stanley of Denver has moved
out IN our district to try dry farming
Bill Barnett and son, Jack, from
Missouri visited at John Sorden's last
week. They are on their way to Dem
yer and are making the trip in COW
cred wagon.
Mr.. Jigleux is plowing for Mrs.
John Eve. .
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
NUMA NEWS

Program for Parent-Teacher meet
ing to be held at Numa school house
this afternoon (Friday) beginning at
O'Clock
Vocal solo-Mrs.. Keator.
| The School Social Center-Mr.
A. G Miller
| Selection-Mandolin Club.
Relation of Parent to the School
Mrs. Strever.
Duty of School Board to the Dis
trict-One of the school board.
Music-Mandolin Club.
Address Standard Work"-Prof.
Sandifur.
Mrs. C. R. Mattingly who was re-
ported as convalescent last week had
relapse and is again quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Bashor expect
to return home from Denver the later
part of this month
Walker Roberts has ben quite sick
during the past week but is improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trainor were
visitors in the Mattingly home Sun
day
George Johnson of Denver has
rented the Stewart Investment COM
pany's place recently vacated by c. H.
Codding. He arrived with his goods
idsL Weeh. MTS. johnson Will come
later.
Henry Baker and family were Sun
day visitors of the Beard family who
live on the Trotter place northeast of
Ordway.
The Numa Grange will hold their
regular meeting at the school house
tomorrow (Saturday) night.
Mr.. Reed has completed his resi-
dence in the Polling place and moved
his family from Ha swell, unloading
his car of household goods at Numa
Monday.
Rev. A. G. Miller and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Baker and Mrs. Strever
attended the Sunday school conven-
tion at Sugar City Tuesday and re-
port a splendid program.
J. A. Dyer will have sale Thurs
day, March %, on the Bert Widick
place one-half mile south of Numa
school house. He will leave immedi-
ately for the south and expects to
locate in Georgia or Tennessee. Ther
will be greatly missed in the neigh
borhood.
Mrs. Pearson returned home last
week from Missouri where she had
been visiting relatives for several
Paper slass n sseck q TO New
y140 01WD9s " s. q tf lsss
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SOLDIERS TO RETURN SOON

Some of the soldier boys from this
county will return from the border in
short time. A letter from Billie and
George Edgar the first of the week
stated that they would leave their
post at Brownsville, Tex. the latter
part of this month, and that they ex-
pected to be mustered out in time to
reach Ordway the first week in April
Roy Townsend who has been at
Douglass, Ariz. with the detachment
of Colorado guards stationed at that
point will also be mustered out Of
service and return before long.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
VANIMAN AT WICHITA

J. w. Vaniman has not moved from
Wichita as was reported. He states
that his Office is at 305 Fourth Ma
tional Bank building and that their
residence address has been changed
to 341 Market street. when move"
he says, "it will very likely be to
Crowley, Colo. Crowley looks good
to u.s."
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
Three Confess 10
Attempt to Wreck
Passenger Train
Young Men Place Ties On Track ans
Endanger Lives On Missouri
Pacific Passenger.


BY their own confessions Al.
bert Yeager, Alfred Zinn and Hoo
mer Brunton, attempted to wreck
NJ. p. passenger train No. 5 last
Sunday morning. According to
their own admissions these young
men, in ages from 10 to - years,
placed two ties ON the track be-
tween Ordway and Numa, broke
switch lights at Crowley and de-
molished the mile post sign near
that place, some time between
midnight and O'Clock Sunday
morning. They reached home
at about 4 o'clock from q dance
at Crowley. The auto they had
gone out in was not in condition
to drive home and the boys walk
ed back. 1t was ON their way
from Crowley that they did the
destructive work.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16


Trustee, l year, l. W. Mcclure.
Permanent chairman, e. B. Parish.
Permanent secretary, Paul P. New
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry kiely and fam
lily from Denver are at the Conard
home until the house on their home
stead a mile north OF ]. II. Cowden s
place is finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher are settled
in their home on the w. w. Lineberry
farm this week
Mrs. Stubbs and three children of
Fowler were luncheon guests of Mrs.
L. F. Bradbury Wednesday.
The A. B. C's meet next Thursday
with Mrs. Gardner.
Miss Grace Conard, secretary of
the Crowley County Sunday School
association went to Sugar City Mon
day evening to help prepare for the
convention Tuesday. There was a
good representation from Olney at
the convention and the subject THE
Graded Lessons" was nicely handled
by the Olney teachers.
w. S. Burdick of Denver, travelling
passenger ticket agent of A. T. & S.
F. visited with the Curtis families in
Olney Thursday and Friday of last
week. Mr.. Burdick is Mrs. E. E.
Curtis brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lineberry have
moved into the Hackworth house un-
til their new home is completed. The
ground for the new house was brok-
en- Wednesday. Mr.. Lineberry plans
modern five room cottage.
Miss Fern Lineberry returned from
short visit in Colorado City Mon
day evening.
Ed Coffee who has been employed
in Orney Spring all winter moved to
his homestead II miles. north last
week He says they had eight inches
of Gnow last Saturday morning.
Mr.. Dressler, homesteader. re-
family to Texas Sunday to make their
future home.
Mesdames Roberts, Lineberry
Westcamp and McKeeby and Miss
Florence Comstock attended the Par
ent-Teacher open meeting at King
Center last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Doak of Haswell Wis
tied two days of last week with their
mother, Mrs. Kerchival.
Willis Dennis and mis- brother Wis
.ling here from Texas visited at the
Envart home on Bob Creek Monday.
Miss Edna Shafer spent the week
end with her parents in Olney.
W. r. Williams the new overseer
of the Thatcher ranch moved to Oh
ney Springs from Pueblo Saturday
and Mr.. Staley, former overseer, ac-
cepted a position with the American
Sugar Beet Co. and moved his family
to Rocky Rord Wednesday.
VIM Wells has quit his position as
overseer on the, Bradbury fruit farm
and will be succeeded by Chas. Ar
chibald.
Mrs. Kerchival will soon open up a
-'"7e restaurant in Olney.
Vesta Richardson was with her
sister. Mrs Gribble, all last week.
Mrs. L. F. Bradbury was the hos
tess at charming dinner party last
Sunday. JonQuils were used for table
decoration and covers were laid for
fourteen.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
SHIPPING NOTES

l.. A. Henderson bought 65 head
of heifers of Joe Wallace of near
Sugar City the first of the week. The
stock was delivered Tuesday and Mr..
Henderson made shipment to the
Denver market. These heifers were
in good condition a1tho they had not
Been on full feed.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Y. p. A. meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Morning subject, 1.-THE Golden Age
of this World" Evening topic, How
we can be Good
This Is the last Sunday before con-
ference. All come.
Fl. A. Schneider, pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
BEVERLY GIRLS COMING

On Thursday evening of next week,
March %, the Beverly Girls Enter
tainers, will be in Ordway at the
Princess theater. This is one Of the
Of the lyceum course.
1t is claimed to be one of the best
numbers of the course. These girls
are professionals and their perform
ance will be worth attending.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
InsTI0ATE KIIlI1NG

Sntatives Of the Burns Agen-
Zen In the city for the past
Sstigattng the killing Of J.
IN this city recently by A.
h They have given ont mo-
eu- but arc STILL working on
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Little Mary Morgan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Morgan, is SER
iously i'll.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Waugh is quite i'll with pneu-
monia.
Ben Fleming Of La Junta was in
town Wednesday ON business.
A daughter was. born to Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. vondral Sunday, March
March II, 1917. Inetrment was made
Mt Ordway Wednesday.
Paul williams Of Mexico. No. CAME
IN "wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLUB

Mrs. Weldon will be hostess at the
club meeting on Thursday of next
week. The program: Roll call
Quotations from Antony and Cleo
patra. Act III, Antony and Cleopa-
ira.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
A BABY DIES

A BABY DIES
The five months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Rusher died Sunday,
March IL, 1917.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
National Offers an Amended
Contract for Season of 1917
Paid
Sells Above &c.
o Depending On NIarke


OF this district In which is amended
coming fiat will 5000
than this will be paid the sells for
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-AT ONCE, A GIRL FOR
house work. Phone Ordway
1O4W.
GOLD WATCH. IN
itials G. 8. M. Finder please re-
turn to Mrs. l. H. Shelton. Suitable
reward.
FOR SALE-SEwING MACHINE,
New Home Made" Mrs. f. A.
Townsend, corner 9Th and Lincoln.
Phone O.74. ~
FOR sALE-136 APPLE, Its CHER
~ trees. good condition. Healed
Y ct my residence n ordway. WIN.
Kersten. q
nuna Aeys
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

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The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

. Papsr saaps n sseck = 10 Nssl
y1rA oGlce.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

Total eost psr 100 lbs. eain 1904
: tAs actnai 1ssdine valus Of pulp =
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

TypewFasee Fabsoss = - NsY n
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

\ I.sessr ~ . u Nsw -. 4 I
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
OLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

At the Citizens Caucus held in
Woodman hall in Olney Monday even
ing the following ticket was nominat-
ed for the spring election:
Mayor, e. B. Parish.
Trustee, years, w. C. Hanen.
Trustee, years, C. A. Treiber.
Trustee, years, r. E. Montgomery
Trustee, year. I. w. Mcclure.
Permanent chairman, e. B. Parish.
Permanent secretary, Paul P New
low.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
u yIRGINH, MINI.

- Troje p%oddanych austryackich
zostalo tutaj dnia Is. BIN. W nocy "a
mordowanych, poniewaz kupili sobie
bondy wolnoSciowe. Zamordowano
ich we snie siekiera. zamordowani
sa PaweI Alar i jego iona, oraz P1otr
Trepich, kt6-y mieszkal u Alar6w.
Obydwaj mezczyzni pracowali W ko-
palni.
Zwloki wszystkich byly strasznie
po~kaleczone, a ciecia siekiery ma re-
CO Alarowej dowodza, re usiiowa1a
sic bronic.
Trzech mezczyzn i jedna kobieta
zostaio aresztowanych. So oni podda-
nymi austryackimi. Giownym klu--
czem do wykrycia mordercy jest no
tatka, n~apisana po niemiecku, opie-
wajaca, re ofiary zostaly zamordo-
wane z powodu ich ~nielojalnosci wo-
pee CGSdTLd 4NOIdIhd DlEhhl.
,,Macie "a to vase stanoW1sko
przeciw cesarzowi. Dawaliscie pienia
DE ma Czerwony Krzyz powiadali-
scie, re cesarza moe licho porwac.
Me szukajcie mas, DO tego, ktoby mas
szukaf, spotka ten sam los.
Pierwotnie przypuszczano, re "a
chodzi m]orderstwo rabunkowe, lecz
teoryi tel wkr6tce p%oniechano, gdy
znaleziono W l65ku wieksza Geese
$500, wyciagnietych niedaWno
przez Alarowa z banku.
Inni Austryacy W Virginii, ktorzy
kupili bondy wolnoSciowe. pochowa-
Ii poSpiesznie swoje guziczki VOL
nosciowe / inne przedmioty, dowo--
dzace, re sprzyjaja Ameryce.
Mordercy weszli do mieszkania A
lar6w, otwierajac przemoca TYNE
drzwi.> Ludzie, oskarzeni o morder-
stwo, mieszkaja W domu tuz obok A
lar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
U HEGEWISCH, ILL.

w niedziele, dnia 1go bm., sta
raniem Komilotu Obywatelskiego Cd
byi sic wieczorek pozegnalny ola O.
chotnik6w Armii Polskiej.
UroczystoG rozpoczaf adwokat, OBJ
Michal Zacharyasz, pieknem pre-
m6wieniem tax do og6lu publiczno-
sci, jak i n~astepnie do naszych o.
chotnikow.
Nova wywarla wielkie wrazenie.
Tyczyia sic ,naturalnie doll naszej
nieszczeSliwej .Ojczyzny.
Potem Komitet O~bywatelski roz-
dai ochotnikom podarunki i ~poczesto
wal ich skromna przekaska.
Pc uczcie slicznie przemawiai do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

ochotnik6w dokt6r Ostrowski 2 Ham
mond. Ind. Dodal i'm takiego ducha'
ze, gdsby mieli skrzydia, toby "a
raz lecieli wprost ma front do Fran
cyl, ably bic Szwab6w.
Poaegnalna move wyglosii OBJ
Teodor Borowiak. Serdecznie i czu-
lie aegnai naszych bohaterow!
Pc tenn wszystkiem nasi zuchy pu-
scili sic W tany, by chloe jeszcze raz
pred odjazdem nacieszy6 sic nasze-
mi Polkami.
Dobrowalna kolekta, re szczerego
serca zarzadzona, ~przyniosia kwote
s62.15 ma rzecz Armii Polskej, "a
kt6ra Komitet wszystkim szanow-
nym ofiarodawcom skiada najserdecz
niejsze, staropolskie: Bog zapiat!
WIadysIaw A. Kochahski,
1904 Burley ave., HegeWisch, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
Y DETROIT, MICH.

-Henryk Ford 1 kilku urzedni-
k6w iego fabryki bawilo w zeszlym
tygodniu W Dayton ma konrencyi
z pulkownikiem Z. Deeds'em, male
zacym do Kom!syi zam0wien aero
plan6w.
Rezultatem tel konferencyi ma
bye zam0wienie rzadowe ola fabryki
florida ma sumo trzysta milionow do
lar6w.
Do wykonania tych zam6wien ia
bryka florida ma sic zabrac natych-
miast.
Pan Ford oswiadczyI, re fabryka
jego moze produkowat 1000 auto
mobil6w ~ciezarowych dziennie, a W
kilku tygodniach produkcye te MOI
ma podwyaszyt do 5000 sztuk dzien-
ME. Kazdy automobil ciezarowy mo-
re przewoziG oSmiu zolnierzy razem
z kompletnem ola mich wyekwipo-
waniem. w pierwszym miesiacu mo-
ga zrobiC tych automobil6w do pre-
wiezienia $50 1000 ludzi, a potem co
miesiac ola 100000. Kazdy robotnik,
~pracujacy W fabryce, moae zrobic je-
den automobil ~ciezarowy W przecia-
gu Is dnt.
Opr6cz wspomnianych automobi-
low fabryka moe wyrabiaC motory
i rome czeSci do a~eroplan6w, ME H.
czac roboty mad traktorami ola A
meryki i Aliant6w.
Fabryka i Gala organizacya firmy
Ford Motor Co. jest do rozporzadze-
MIA rzadu l to bez Centa zysku ola
firmy.
- Dnia 17-go bm., popoiudniu
.sierzant policyi Taube zastrzel} ia
ma Janowskiego, z pod mr.. Alb Moran
ul.. gdy tenze chcia1 uciec 2 rak
policyi, kt6ra chciaia go aresztowat.
Janowski podejrzany byl o wspot-
udziaf W kradziezy kilkunastu au-
tomobil6w. kt6re zniknely z Detroit
W ostatnich 'czasach. ~Poszukiwa&y go
take wladze wojskowe Stan6w Zjed-
noczonych jake dezertera, DO Jano-
wski, chociaz w wieku wojskowym,
ME zaregistrowa& sic.
POlicya dowiedziaia sic, re Janow-
skiego mona zastaG W domu, vice
wyslala dw6ch sierzant6w, a to Tau
be'go, Ruttera l policyanta Davisa,
ably CT go ~aresztowali. Janowski wi
docznie zauwazyl przez okno policye
i chcac umknaG, uciekl ma podw6rze
i miai przeskoczyC przez plot, gdy
dosiegla go kula z rewolweru poll
cyanta. Zabrano go natychmiast do
szpitala Samaritan, gdzie zmarl W
kilka godzin ~p6zniej.
- B. J. Sand, dyrektor bezpiat--
nego Biura streczen piracy W Detroit,
Mich, z%najdujace sic W starym fede-
ralnym budynku, ogiasza, re potrze-
buje 100 g6rnik6w do kopalni we
gla W Jenkins, Ky.
Ludzie, cicacy pracowacc moga "a
robic 81 dziennie. Przejazd ma miej-
see darmo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
Move reguIy Ola Wy
dziaI6W %pObOrOWyCh
MianOWani bada ti6maCzH
dOrddzCy prdWni.

Wydziaiy poborowe W Chica-
go, wedlug informacyi otrzyma-
nych cd DIR. Z. F. Czesiawskiego,
czionka wydzia}u ~dystryktu 64go
W Avondale, otrzymaiy broszury
z Waszyngtonu, ~zawierajace no.
we reguiy, wediug kt6rych daisy
pob6r wojskowy ma bye prowa-
dzony. Reguiy tie MOVE obejmuja
przeszio 200 stronic druku. So O.
ne zupeinie odmienne Cd regut,
wedhug kt6rych pobor byI dotych
Gas prowadzony. Dotychczasowe
reguly zostaiy uniewaznione.
Drugie powoianie r~ozpocznie
sic prawdopodobnie dnia 15g"
grudnia. Dnia tego ~wydziaiy roz-
poczna wysyiac do poborowych
kwestyonaryusze, ktore kazdy po-
borowy musi wypelniG. Kwestyo-
naryusze tie zawieraja presto
100 pytan, dotyczacych pochodzc-
MIA, zatrudnienia, kwalifikacyi i
zdolnoSci tax umystowych, jak i
fizycznych poborowego, wediug
ktorych poborowi beda podzieleni
ma pieG klas.
Kwestyonaryusze tc take beda
zniewoleni wypeinit ! Ct, kt6rzy
W pierwszem powoianiu zostaTl
zwolnieni Cd siuzby wojskowej,
CT ,kt6rzy sic znajduja W obo-
zach, oraz ci, kt6rzy maja sic
wkrotce do Mich udac, takich kwe-
styonaryuszy ME bedq zniewoleni
wypeinic. Wszystkie zwolnienia
cd stuzby wojskowej zostaiy IL
niewaznione Me macy to, re
niezdolni fizyczuie lub ojcowie
famili bedq powoIani, lecz tylko,
re nastapi nova k~lasyfikacya
wszystkich mezczyzn we wieku
poborowym.
Zaprowadzone beda take inne
wazne nowo$ci, ktore ma Podsta-
vie doSwiadczenia W pierwszem
powoianiu okazaiy sic konieczne.
Move reguiy So bardzo skompli-
kowane. Wydzialy poborowe be-
da tax zajete. re czasu / sill i'm ME
starczy ma wyjaSnienie novel
procedury poborowym. w tym
celu zamianowane beda W kaz-
dym dystrykcie specyalne komi-
sye prawnicze, ktore sfuzyc bedq
wszelkiemi informacyami i obja-
5nieniami bezplatnie.
Rowniez bedq zamianowani w
kazdym dystrykcie tt6macze, kt6-
rzy sIuzyc beda tym poborowym
ktorzy ME So dostatecznie obzna-
jomieni hjezykiem angielskim.
Zamianowane bedq take do
radcze komiSye medyczne, Z kt6-
rych kazda bedzie miala juryz-
dykcye ma kilka = dystryktow.
Przez komisye tie beda przesluchf-
wane tylko kwestye zdolnoSci fl
zycznej poborowych, ktorzy sic
RE godza ma decyzye lokalnego
wydziaiu poborowego. Kazda ia
ka kwestya musi bye przez komi-
sye doradcza przesfuchana, zanim
apelacya zostanie wniesiona do
wydziaiu apelacyjnego.
Dalsze informacye o novel pro-
cedurze p]oborowej beda wkrotce
DOdane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
Siostra lido m~lodszego braciszka)

,Pamietaj, Jak6b, abyS ME m6wii
mamie, re mic pan Majer caiowal!. :.
Masz tn dwadziescia cent6w!"
Pan Majer (wyciagajac sw6j pu-
~gilares): ME, ma to ME moge sic
zgodzic, panno saro.... poiowe "a
place lat"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

Gle braG ten parasol, kt6ry przeciez
do was ME nalezy?"
Oskariony: ,,Bo on tax ladnie stall
tam " kaciku, wiec %pomySlalem So
HE, raczej ia go wezme, zanim go
ktos skradnie!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
Wiezieh (po wypuszczeniu 60

zakiadu karnego): ITO rzeczywiscie
piekna rzecza jest odsiadywanie ka-
ry W tych naszyca pieknych czasach!
Wine odpokutowalem - a do tego
zyskafem ~jeszcze ma wadze dziesiec
funt6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

drzejem Nowakiem, synem PIP. Wa
lentego i Jadwigi Nowak6w. Aktu
Slubu dokonal ks. Wojciech Jani--
szewski, kuzyn PAM miodej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
DOdanie otuchy.

. ,,Ah! Panno Anielo! PAM nawet
ME przypuszcza, jak ia pania lubie
- dla PAM jestem got6w popeiniG
najwieksze glupstwo!"
,,Noto zen sic pan re nina, panic
F'ilipie!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

A: ,,Dowclpy, kt6re poslales re-
dakcyom, byIy wiec tax dobre, re
mona zginaG re smiechu?
B.: "A tax! Jutro Jest pogrzeb
dw6eh redaktor6w!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
Prey t%elefOnie.

Kupiec (zabawiajacy sic rozmo--
wa z kolega, kt6ry bardzo przez nos
mowi): Ami slowa ME rozumiem!..
Trzymaj pan sw6j nos blizej apara-
tut"
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NOTATKI
OSOBISTE I TOWARZYSKIE.

Do sztabu redakcyjnego prawni-
czego miesiecznika illinois Law Re-
view, wydawnego W Northwestern
University" nalezy miedzy innymi
Polak. p. Kazimierz E. Midowicz, stu
dent ~ostatniego roku praw ma tym
Uniwersytecie. w biezacym rOku pan
Midowicz Original take ma tym u
niwersytecie stypendyum p~rzeznaczo-
ne tylko ola najzdolniejszych, najpil-
niejszych i najlepiej p~olecanych stu
dent6w.
Nowy to dow6d, re W wyzszych "a
kfadach naukowych miodziez polska
przynosi zaszczyt naszemu tutejsze-
mu wychodztwu.
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muBtracye naIpieKnIejazs I " hap
wiekszym doborze podais DZIEN.
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Z Biura Me~taurOIugIGznsgO,

W ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
SEA temperature wylosiia Sc stopni,
najnizsza 40 stopni. Normalna tenn
p~eratura W tym dniu wynosi 81 stop
nj; niedob6r temperatury W tym ro-
ku ASP stOpni.
Wsci6d slonca o godz. s min. Al
ranO.
Zach6d slonca o godz. 4 min. 25
popoludniu.
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NOTATKI REPORTERA.

Drugie zebranie organizacyjne
Komitetu Polek Kazimierzowa zaj-
mujacych sic dostarczaniem przybo-
row szeregowcom Armii Polskiej Cd
bedzie sic jutrO ~wieczorem, W sail
OBJ. Franciszka Skarpinskiego, ar.
Albany ave. i 22ga III. Ma zebran;e to
proszone So przybyc ~wszystkie Polki
Kazimierzowa, kt6re pragna czynem
wspomagac bojownik6w. kt6rzy "a
Ojczyzne krew przelewaja.
Zrzeszenie to ~zajmowaG sic bedzie
wyrobem potnik6w, skarpetek, reka-
wiczek ETC., ola zoinierzy = ochotn:-
k6w walczacy W Armii Polskiej.
q q q
Dzisiaj, dzieki interwencyi alder
mana Stanislawa Walkowiaka, "a
konczony zostal strajk woznic6w de-
partamentu czyszczenia ulic i uli-
GEEK, wardy lei. Pc przeszlo tygo-
dniowej przerwie, popi6l i odpadki
ponownie wywozone beda z -zaulk6w
siedemnastej wardy.
q = q
w sail Zjednoczenia P. r. X,
PREY Augusta ul. i Milwaukee ave,
W przyszla niedziel odbedzie sic
Koncert urzadzany przez Okreg Pier
wszy Zwiaz. Spiewak6w Polskicn, W
Am. Czysty dochod 2 koncertu pre-
znaczony ma gfodnych W Polsce. w
sk}ad komitetu zajmujacego sic IL
r%zadzaniem koncertu w~chodza: RO-
zalia K~wasigroch, w. G~ierzynski, E.
Pawiowska, Marya MySliwieC, Leon
Uminowicz, H. Gawronska, II. StaS-
kiewicz, B. Boguszewski, c. Dalkow-
ska i j. Wozny. Poczatek koncertu
O godzinie 1880 wieczorem.
w szpitalu Passavant, dokad pre-
wieziono go onegdaj, gdy podcSas
piracy W remizach lokomotyw kolei
Chicago and Northwestern zosta} IA
jechany i p~okaleczony przez lokomo-
tywe, wczoraj wieczorem umarl 10
zef Sliginski, lat 81, zam. pnr. TIA
No. Hoyne ave
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Ma schodach pred koSciolem Sw.
Stanislawa X, PREY Noble i Ingra-
ham ul., upadla wCzoraj PM Rozalia
Krzysztofiak, Fam. pnr. 1860 No.
Marshfield ave-, doznajac zlamania
nogi.
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Petycye bankrucyjna wniosia
wczoraj PAM Felicya Simarska, kt6-
"a prowadzi zak}ad modniarski, pod
mr.. 1879 So. Michigan ave.
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DziesieC warrant6w wydano wczo-
raj W sadie ola ma}oletnich IA aresz
towanie pewnych szynkarzy, wfaSci-
cieli kabaret6w i j., W rezultacie zez-
nan dwu czternasto-letnich dziew-
czat, Emilii Kolar i Elzbiety. Jedrze-
jewsklei, kt6re zbiegly 2 domu Kill
ka tygodni temu. Dziewczeta przez
diva tygodnie bawiiy W Rockford,
ILL.,, skad jednak z~ostafy przez VIA
DE militarne z powrotem odeslane
do Chicago.
Miedzy innymi warranty wydane
zostaly ma aresztowanie nastepuja-
cych: Ryszarda Rindsbergera, sym
kara, 3S4S Cottage Grove ave-; HE
ronima l.. Nicholsa i Jana Broderi-
cka, wIaScicieli kabaretu pnr. $50 E.
39ta ul.; Hieronima Frank, szynka-
RIA, 1916 So. State ul.; Dawida Do
neeu, szynkarza 3101 Dearborn ul.
i panne n. Starks, murzynke, S414
State I'll.
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Jedno = pietrowa rezydencye pod
mr.. 1907 South Shore Drive. kosztem
czterech tysiecy dolar6w, stawia p.
F. Wieczorkowski, Fam. pnr. S4l4'
Burley W
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Dzisiaj, W kosciele sw. Stanislawa
K, poblogoslawiony zostaf zwiazek
maizehski panny Teresy sikorskiej,
corki PM Tekli Sikorskiej, 2 p. 40