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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-19
TENANTS OF COLD FLATS MAY
REFUSE TO PAY RENT


Apartment building owners who
have not signed with the janitors'
union may find the strike they have
on hand a costly matter when Feb
ruary rent day comes around. Some
tenants have threatened to refuse to
pay rent for each day their apart
ment was cold
According to VIM. QUesse, pres. of
the Chi. Flat Janitors, the strike is
as good as over. He reports that less
than half a hundred buildings are
holding out
First case of violence in janitors'
strike reported last night when in
truders entered fiat building at 2216
Lincoln aV., owned by r. H. Book,
and let water run from furnace.
Other damage reported. Police called.
JanitOr on strike.
Ed Nockels, sec'y of the Chicago
Federation of Labor, got quite a jolt
today when he discovered that the
janitor of the building in which he
lives at 1926 Leland aV. had walked
out on strike. The union heads then
found that the owner of the building
was out of town and had not had
chance to deal with the union. The
janitor was then ordered back to
work until terms could be reached
with the owner
-O-O
HOYNE'S WAR ON GRAFT
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-19
GERMANS CLAIM VICTORIES ON
ALL FRONTS

Berlin VIA SaIViIIe Wireless.-Fail-
ure Of enemy attacks against height
positions in the MaTasti (Rumanian)
district with heavy enemy losses an
nounced. Field Marshall Won Mack
ensen reported situation of his army
unchanged. Prince Leopold report
ed lessening of fighting activity
which had increased up to last few
days. On the Macedonian front war
office detailed "easy repulse" of Eng
fish company's attack against Sores.
"Our patrols at several places car
ried out successful enterprises" said
report from western front.
Petrograd.-420,0 900 German SOL
diers and 8,77O officers were captur-
ed by Russian troops during 1916,
says Service Journal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-19

surprise. It is said that Hoyne has
further evidence of the manner in
which Hare got his license restored
that will reach far up in the City Hall
ranks.
Aid. De Priest surrendered him
self today to Chief Bailiff John Ryan.
Ready to give bonds.
WILSON NOT TO MAKE PEACE
MOVE AT PRESENT TIME
Washington, Jan. 19.-There is no
immediate prospect of President VIII
son making another open move in
the international peace game.
There appears to be nothing he
can do at the present-Openly at
least-toward speeding up the peace
machinery.
According to officials he is, for the
time being, awaiting developments
and will not take any action that
might be construed by the belhger-
ents as Quitting into" their fuss.
The president feels that the recent
exchange between this government
and the beIigerents have materially
added momentum to peace discus
sions and a tactless move at this time
might retard rather than hasten ac-
compIshments of his objective.
1870
GERMANS CLAIM VICTORIES ON
ALL FRONTS
% Berlin VIA SalViIIe Wireless.-Fail-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
STRACHY.
Obrazek wiejski.

w jednej z wiosek w Lubels-
klein polozonych, w kuchni szla-
chcckiego dworu, pc skonczonych
dzicnnych zatrudnieniach, dziew--
Hi zasiad}y do kadzieli, a parobcy
do plccenia rog6zek lyczanych.
Wieczor byf %jesienny, -slotny, o.
glen gorzal ma kominie; azeby
czas predko uchodzi}, dziewczeta
chychoczac sic miedzy SODA, do
gadywa}y parobkom, oni sic I'M
gracko odcinali, i w izbie bylo
gwaru i smiechu dosyc, a pomimo
tego robota sz}a zywo i skladnie.
Najprzystojniejsza i najzgrab--
niejsza z dziewczat byla Jagusia
sierota. PAM wziela ia do dworu
dziewczynka dwunastoletnia, DO
ojciec jej parobek W gorzelni pc
parzony PREY peknieciu kotla, "
kilka dni:p 30 tym wypadku " cieez
kich cierpieniach zycie zakonczyyi
a matka dotknieta ta bolesna stra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
ZMIANA POWIETRZA SPRO-
WADZA ZAZIEBIENIE:.

"Zapchana g}owa' zatkany
nos, scisniete piersi, bolace gar
do So pewnym oznakiem zazie-
bienia, a dr'a King'a New Disco
very jest skutecznem lekarstwem
Dawka tego kombinacyjnego an
tyseptycznego balsamu zmieksza
zaognione blony, klaruje glove,
luzuje flegme, o%ddychacie lat
wiej i sprawia re zaziebienie jest
zniszczone. Traktujc z%aziebienie
zawziecic. Do polowy st6sowany
pozostawia dlugi kaszel. Wezcie
DrSa King'a New Discovery do
kad wasz kaszcl ME .zginie. Przez
A lat ulubione lekarstwO ola
mfodych i starych. U waszych
aptekarzy, SOC. Qgf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
SZCZERE PRZEKONANIE

Cierpieni asprowadzaja ma
drosscc. Ten, ktory cierpial bardzo,
ME zapomni nigdy lekarstwa, kt6
re przynioslo mu ulge. Mrs. Ma
rya Zahorak, Housatonic ale.
Bridgeport Conn. pisze: "Bylam
chora przez dluzszy czas. Me nic
mog}am zniesc IA zoladku, wszy
stko bylo odrzucanc. Wtedy wzie
lam Trinera Amerykanskiego E.
lixiru g~orzkiego Wilma i cd tego
czasu czuje sic zdrowa. To samo
Jest w mysli wszystkich kt6rzy
chorowali ma zatwardzenia, Dol
:glowy, nerwowosc, utrate apety-
tn i energii, Saba krew, zmiane
lycia. DIS SO oni wszyscy w jak
najlepszem zdrowiu dzieki Trne-
ra Elixirowi Gorzkiego Wilma. Ce
na $1.O0 we wszystkich aptekach.
= Trincra Liniment jest drugim
lekarstwem g1ogoslawionem ola
kazdego domu. Pomaga OIL w reu
matyzmie, neuralgia, W wypad-
kach wywichniecia, spuchnieciach
it'd. jest predkiem i pewnem le--
karstwem. Cena 25c i so " aptc-
kach, poczta IS i 60 cent6w. J6--
zef Timer, chemik, -133333-1339
SO. Ashland ave-, Chicago, Ill. =
Jczeli chcecie powiesic ma wasza
ssciane nasz piekny z}oty kalen-
darz, przyslijcie 10 cent6w, ma
koszta pocztowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11

ta, re zggryzoty wkrotce przenio-
STA sic "a MIN. Jagusia jasna blon
dynka, z nietieskiemi pememi O.
czyma, smukla i zgrabna mai cze-
sciej byla smutna, a Q Ivy u niej
1atWiej bylo, jak 0 usmiech. PAM
ia lnbiFa, DO by}a cicha, potulna i
pracowita, a i parobcy najwiecej
kolo niej sic uwijali; DO opr6cz
przystojnosci, necila ich jeszcze o
bietnica poczciwej PAM, re Jagu
81 sieroty ME wyda "a MAJ, bez
wiana. Jagusia ME wiele zwaza-
Ia ma tc ich zaloty, DO konczyla
zaledwie rok osmnasty: a jednak
kiedy jeden z Mich ladajakiem Ka
busiem cd innych zwany, psotnik
zawadyjak, do niej przem6wii,to
ME. odwracala cd niego jasncj
giowki, a nieraz "a dobre s}owo i
usmiechem zaplacila. Kabusiowi
take ona nieraz byla Ia mysli,
ale tuz obok niej roi1a sic jakas
.psota, i zarazem o wszystkim "a
pomnial.
2 kolei rozmowy przyszlo mare
szcie do strach6w, DO W dlugi je-
sienny wiecz6r jake o mich ME
wspomniec? Stara Katarzyna ku-
charka opowiada}a, jak u niebosz
czki jejkumy Piotrowej siedzia}
djabe} ma strychu, a ona mu CO.
dzieh nosiia kasze jaglana bez So
H..
= To sic djabel musial dopic--
ro upasc, wtracif kt6rys z parob-
kow.
- Niby nasz KubuS, kt6remu
nie ia starczysz.
= Rychtyk TAXI jak on, ciag-
nela dalej kucharka, DO jemu tyl
ko rogi przypraw, tax istny z nie
so djabef. Ale tamten Il niebosz-
czki kumy kaszy ME jadl darmo;
cafej wsi krowy ME dawaly
mleka, wszedzie len i konopie
przepad}y, a IL niej jak las; II ko.
go liza przednowku byla bieda, u
niej zawsze chleb rumiany w pie
sic dopiekal. Wszyscy sic stra
sznie temu dziwowali, a jak raz
parobek Jack chcia} obaczyc te-
go djab1a i wsadzil leb ma gore,
jak 60 uciaf W pyze to az
szesc niedziel nosi1 ia spuchnieta.
= Ba, zebyc to lyle bylo!....
ale widzicie, jak sic tel Piotro--
sprzykrzyl, to W nice
kach pod podwika wynios}a go
ia gosciniec pod most, i posadzi-
Ia go tam, ably ludziom psoty wy
rabiaf. (Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11

Boil glowy, zatwardzenie, polka
zuje niezdrowy uklad zofadka
wnetrznosci. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata pomaga wnetrz
nosciom pracowac -n%aturalnie j
podtrzymywac vase zdrowie O.
g6lnie. w apiece Browne a. Ogi:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11

Boil glowy, zatwardzenie, odpe
dzaja apetyt j robia was s}abymi
i chorymi. Hollister'a RockyMoun
tain herbata pomaga do polepsze
MIA apetytu, odzywia i odbudowu
lie system. w miejskiej apiece
Brown'a Ogf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11

Podobno ma bye jsano 2 mai
lepszych polozyc sic " l6zku j o
kryc p%ierzyna, DO pi6ra lie pre-
~puszczaja elektrycznossc. Ale
czyzby to czlowiek zaskoczony
PREY robocie m6gl uzywac takich
,sposob0w? - Ma moi rozum, maj
lepiej to pc staremu, przezegnac
sic i odm6wic: "Pod twoje obro-
ne uciekamy sic
-Oj prawda p. J6zefie, Bog
nasza ucieczka. On wszechmocnyi
milosierny: Mozec to sic j skon-
ley to straszne zjawisko. cd tylu
wicklow przelatujace iskarmi do
ziemi, W koncu zabraknie tego
|p}ynu.
= Ma swiecie, moi kochany,
mic ME ginie. / zicmia ME zatrzy-
muje bezpowrotnie tego plynu.
kt6ry na~jczescicj do niej W kszta}
!cie iskier pc liniji zygzakwoj pre-
biega, ale powolnie oddaje powie
trzu. Musiales przecie s}yszec, re
gdy z kotl6w machin parowych
para przypadkiem z pod klapy
bezpieczenstwa uchodzi, to popra
wiajac klape czasem doznaje ude
rzenia, wstrzasnienia cd iskry elek
|trycznej, kt6ra do jego reki pre-
Iskoczy. Ot6z tax samo W natu-
re, gdy rzcki, jeziora, bagna j
NORA ulatniaja sic ogrzewane Cd
|slonca, parry podnoszace sic W pc
wietrze, posiadaja juz ten p}yn.
kt6ry nastepnie, gdy sic poformu
ia chmury, w wielkiej ilosci by
wa w Mich gromadzony i napow-
rot usi}ujc dostac sic do ziemi.
Jestto jakby ciag}c krazenie Gle
czy Z powietrza do zicmi i z zie--
nj W powietrze. Ola tego widzisz
n~ajczesciej w lecie pioruny bija,
DO wtedy parowanie w6d jest maj
mocniejsze.
- A vice tym sposobem pioru-
ny jak byly, tax i bye musza vie
cznie IA postrach zag}ade ludzi
Il zwicrzat. jednak obeszloby sic
bez mich IA tym bicdnym swic-
Gle.
- Piorun must COS dobroczyn-
|nego sprawiac W naturze:. DO ma
Bozy1n swiecie mic ME ma, CODY
do :iakiego ME sluzylo celu, ME
mia1o jakiegos waznego przezna--
czenia; ia ci tego, rozumie sic
ME umiem dobrze wyjasnic.- ale
mi sic tylko zdaje, re jezeli pio--
runy ola ludzi ME SO potrzebne.
10 zapewne korzystnic dzia}aJa
ma rosliny, bedacc take Bozemi
|tworami. Wszak wiesz, re ma Wio-
she d}ugo zielonosc jest jakby US
|piona, chloe slonko przygrzewa:
ciep}o ma divorce, ptaszeta swier-
coca; ale gdy piorun zagrzmi i
wstrzasnie niebcm i ziemia, to jak
by cudem gwaltownie sic wszy--
stko r~ozzieleni, paczki szybciej pc
.kaja, majowa zielonosc nastaje.
A gdy jeszcze dobry dcszczyk lu-
ME, sp}ucze powietrze, wszystko
ozy:je, nawet czlowick swobod-
nicj piersiami oddycha. Ia vice
sila, co grzmoty i pioruny sprowa
dza: musi W powietrzu jakies po-
zytecznc dla~ roslin sprawiac pre-
miany, kiedy deszcz W czasie POI
bury, tax blogic ola Mich wywo
luje skufki.
DIS jcszcze pc wczora jszej bu-
rzy, mile jest powietrze, DO ter
porzadnie miasto splukala, ryn-
sztok66w i kanal6w ME czuc,na u
leach sic ME kurzy, powietrze O.
trzezwiajace. Badz zdr6w.
= Bog zaplac "a dobre s}owo
p. Jozefie.
TRACHY
Obrazek wiejski...
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
Table and home linen news for he thrifty housekeeper

70nch pure linen round table cloths in circular designs neatly scalloped, 4.85
 Seamless sheets 8l by 9o that heartily mend. Good quality, ready hemmed for use 69c each. Soon you'll be needing bath towes-good size ones like hese 22x45 Made of extra heavy Turkish towelng full bleached, with hemmed ends Per dozen 2.95
 dozen of these cotton huc face towels be bought for less this morning than you will be able to buy them in few weeks These size 19x36 floral damask border all white In appearance they closely resemble regular 25c towels Priced this morning, per dozen 150
 36inch beached muslin, which sells regularly 10c the yard offered in 12yard pieces this morning for LOO
 "A penny saved penny made only in this instance you make p pennies for offer 75 crochet bed spreads for 15O They in good range of Marsees patterns and of the quality which practical women demand. And while you buying bed spreads and sheets perhaps you be interested in these soft muslin pillow at Size 42x36 and they free from starch and artificial stiffening, ready for
 Pure linen hemmed napkins size 20x20 for 275 the dozen That statement doesn't much it will when you have examined the napkins and made note of the excellent weight and the unusual beauty of the linen from which they made. (Man F'oor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
There isn't dn- other sut of pa- jdn1Qs like These mBirminghdm. For WOn1en
 S22.5O
hv advertise one suit?

Why advertise one suit?
 Because it is so fuxuriously beau tiful and different-and because it is an example of other fine undergarments in our stocks. Even though we sell it this morn ing as soon as the store opens, we will keep the suit all day so that those who wish to may see it and those who wish may order others of different style but of equal loveliness.
 Now for a description of this beautiful suit of pajamas. It is made of azure blue crepe de chine and flesh colored satin messaline, in Geisha style. The body of crepe de chine with deep border on jacket and pantaloons of flesh colored messaline. Both the jacket and the pantaloons are beautifully hand embroidered in realistic floral spray patterns. We don't know whether the woman who buys this suit will use it as a sleeping garment or not. Perhaps she will wear it as a negligee costume very prac tical idea when worn in connec tion with Japanese silk kimoro. Tn a recent motion picture Mrs. Vernon Castle appeared dressed in that manner, in boudoir scene. We do know that the woman who buys 1t will own the daintiest suit of pajamas ever brought into Birmingham.
 (2d Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
YO SAN The silk sensational

This practical Shantung silk is the fabric of the season and is more beautiful than Shantung ever was before.
 Yo San is made in an endless va riety of bold patterns and plain colorings ngs-including the most un- usual ribbon stripes in sports de- signs, which show a slight wave or ripple effect of compelling beauty.
 Yo San is also shown in modest designs and in plain colors which depend on the beauty of the weave and the depth of the col bring for it's appeal.
 Yo San in plain colors and fancies, 300 a yard.
 (Silks, 2d Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
Isis Peroxide cream lUiH safeguard your
 heulfh

Society women are enthus- iastic over Isis Peroxide Cream. For it keeps their skin soft, healthy, velvety and pliable.
 Sold in pretty jars, which contain a goodly portion of this foamy light cream. Large size jars of Perox- ide Cream are not practi- cal, as the cream dries out quickly. Two moderate size jars of Isis Cream are more sensible than one large jar. Every jar of Isis comes to you fresh and pure and moist, under an air-ti"ht coat of wax.
 (ToiIet Goods, Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
These bargains in boys suits wiH not De here after
 Wednesday

Why shouldn't these medium weight suits, with two pairs of pant make just the school suits which boys will need during March, April and May? Many of them too will he needed to bolster up the boys wardrobe at Easter time when all boys want to look their best
 The savings actual and substantial:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
Every one ds
 a scrap book

And we especially recom- mend Ideal scrap books in regular and loose leaf styles. Price 35c and up. The housekeeper will find the scrap book handy for saving recipes, etc. Society women will find them convenient for social page clippings, theatre and dance programs, etc. With an Ideal scrap book you have no need for li- brary paste.
 (Books, Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
These new shirtings are soon to De made into shirts for men and luaists for Uon1en

Most have their wives buy shirng fabrics and make their shirts because it is less expensive but have sold great quantities of these shrng madrases and silk mixtures because of the unusual beauty of the patterns more so than because of their moderate price, The fine heavy madrases begin at 25c yard and range upwardly in gradual stages
 At 79c yard crepe madras with silk stripes; looks and feels like pure silk and will make shirts which the haberdasher would sell at from 600 to 500.
 Man Floo)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
READ The Rise and Fall of Susan Lenox In the fiction library
 1c a day

This story by David Graham Phillips has just been published in book form, in two volumes, complete as written by the author, and prepared for the press by his executrix.
 This is one of the newest books in the Book Store and is offered to members of our Fiction IL brary st the usual fee-1c per day per volume. (NsW Balcony
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
Store Closes 6 D. na. Saturday 9 D. n1.
Now-new Butterick patterns
 (2d FIoor)

IN. February Furniture Sale Two days remain in which to save With two busy days ahead and desiring render eUery customer careful attention, request that
 you early this morning If you need furniture-buy it Furniture will again be cheaper likely that will never again cheap So have days of this sale the lumber that being consumed yearly the manufacture of furniture The demand increasing the supply decreasing
 Thus furniture prices will be influenced Skilled labor being paid higher than before and improbable that decrease will ever be put in effect
 How then furniture prices decrease? furniture with little 
  assembled il This and
  in s
   land 
   o Eighteenth Annual February Sale vinbeove
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
We uere uery fortunate in securing these good leather bags 10 sell for ,$1

That is just what they Good genuine leather bags And another feature is the safety lock which prevents the knob from opening These good bags large and dium sizes and in plain and fancy shapes. The genuine leather plain seal and powdered seal grain Very neat very substantial looking-much than any bags we have had before at LOO
 The frames strong nickel silver neatly chased in simple designs.
 Also the Leather Goods Storestrapped purses in assortment of sizes and styles Price 50c Made plain black fancy grain. tMain FIeeD
Głos polek., 1917-08-16
Nasze ''WczOraj'- a nasze 'DziS"

wS2ak wszyscy i$G do wiqzieh Sybiru -
dose tego szaleUstwa Musinlv I've
Ieraz nam piracy tneba piracy - odbudo-
wac rulny. poWetowrG mogIIy...
Chodzlt wzbuzony wciaz, m6wi.c
przejeclem gfebokiem:
- Wrdzi PAM W tem sel7... NV W
mtodZipz to dzl5 Wpoi5 musImy. Me ia
dn" tam egzaItAcye. polityElowanic.
Nam cheb mice trzeba 5wiatlo. OF
CO... Po chwili m6wif ciszej: - Co pani
chce... OF ia - naprzyIlFad . Nam .
meIyture, nam rodzIne, dzieci. Mech
tyIko eokoIwiek creh jakE padnie - cd
bora wnet wszyst5o. co wtedv? Fol-
Wark 20 bracie SkonfisbowaIi. zdrowia ME
ma, ami lat. zy6 nam trzeba - zyc i
me daWaG sic. DIatego zanepokoifl mic
Ia maia. Mala ia na 0Ilu - to lie. O.
nj tyIko czyhaja... C6rka muia,. io$li ma
troche r0Iumu, poie6 mus, ze Drzez takia
wy5koI neszcze&ce m mas wszystI<ich
Sprnwadzi1 molc... Walka. bunty, pow
Stania dalo i'm tyI<o broh Oni chca to-
90. e. co my wooac nich p? Mr6wki dro-
bne . Nt2 IN nami2 Mkt OF ,io-
't1TNui"c nnni - Wlerv... tlle z5olnv,
pjer"Szy uczah " l'u5je . Jqz I5oi.zW-
ci"SZYil sic mlt1o. ze pomoaa i've A
on. DrI0Ii " twlrz nauczycloIa .. No
co.,. Dali "wiIczY billet" - uiEdzIa luz
ME HrzYlml... zmnrnowlny.. Komu
teEo korzy%5 ia.a?
ih".t1I Nrohim clezhim. CIocia ?oc.ry-
Głos polek., 1917-08-16
(DOkOncZeuic).
No. 81

- Moi drodzy - wybralam sic dis
DO Was tyIko powodu tel malei -. Cha,
chA..- ona juz duza. duza. rosna nasi
n1StepcY...
MoWIia clszeI. mniej pewnie. do olca
gtoWnre, ktory wydawaI mi sic wciaa ME
2"yEia Skumony Surowy prawie Cocia
nj" uStepowata jeinak m6wila sIodko. /.
le moca daIeI:
- Szkoia moSlticwSka ale serca
po'SkIe... Aa ME przcrobcie nam ich.
Pown@owac- przvSziam wan c6rki.
TAX. Ojciec sic zachnai neco brwi lex
ko ScIQgnat, matka zdwajala serdecznoSc
ola goScia, by jej ozem ME uraziG Oiciec-
Sp"JrzM ma mnie SurowO, ME znosif lad
nych pochwai wobec dzieci rzeh sucho Z:
- Go ona tam powyrabiaIa - ME
"tem leSzcze. To Samo luz zlc, ze rodzice
dowladuIp sic czeGo$ re strony.
- it,. mic, tntuSiu.. Doprawdy
mic. HZeplaiam trwoznie - ME VIE
d11TI"m naw"L ze 0 tenn powicdziet trze-
bI
Nlcho... pIzccipI ojcirc. Oto pan
nA h'mIIIA juz wi" stysZak, vice cos tam
hyc musI1io... MiaErm wllSme ia pytaC.
Nl}chze vice Sama opowic nam Garaz 90
10 Jest jak bylo,
T'chIvsneiam sic, ppc>orwleniafrm. u
sta mi dfzajy, ME 'mi1Im ulc powiedziec.
Cocil N3mcia rzcla scrdecznc:
- USpok6i sic dziecko. Tu - swoi.
najhzsi.. Me bji sic, NOW. My ci,
ZrozunI2my..
IA -- nrc... powt6rzytam w
Sl'iuem. IyIko one - prawosEawno - mo-
VIA na mas zdwSZ" kpinllmi -- "lotohcz.
lu' Me mogtam vice wytrzyma6 i %
Wi"d1laam MY -- poIlu katoiczlli
polk taIlzc." To wszystko mic wiccei
Wld9c, zo one to rozgadalv, bo .tcraz wszy-
Scy M mnlc p1trHa. Czy ia co zIcgo DO
wIedziaiam? Me wiem..
HaCiefam sic umiIkIam. Po chwiIj ,
Wybuchem prawic rOzpaczy szarpnefam
sic - 30 przacioz ia -- polka icatcm -
inno tea... | polka b2de . choGby ME
Wien co.,.
4 wybuchem thmionego H,ania W.
biegtom szybko do drug1cgo pokoiu W
kat, golnIe plerwszc Izy $wiadomoi luz Dol
aICo5ci. pOCzytywanej IA abrodnie, plyne-
Iy mi zraco 20 twarzy. Dolatywaly mie da-
Głos polek., 1917-08-16
81. Ldudyn ChrzdnowSkd-

lei Stowa pojedyncze goraceI rozmowv OIL
ca ciocl, oraz nicpewny glos matki moje
cznSem. Iecz ME rozumiaiam mic - phka-
lam. Naraz poSiySzaEdm iaIrS rumor, OF
clac wStawat zaczaI chodzic predkn 30
pokoIu, co plNy wieEu lego reumatyznie
ziradzrio Wzbunane wyiatk0we. Clos ie-
60 byt dnbitny, gdy m6wiI:
- P1ni Jest egzaltowana z,wsze, pan
no kamlllO. To trudnO. wy wszvscy
oyIi5ce jesteScie. iak widze. tacy SAINT
zaWSze- Ami Sybir, ami kazamaty was
ME ZmlenHy.. No ale co Z tegO wszv-
Stkiego nam pmyszEo? Ruina. konfska-
ia, zniSzczenie. Najlepszych powywle-
Szali pognOiIi po lochach E. tani vie 10
naJlepiej... Vice co ma co TO wszystko2
Gzy teraz moze ieszcze many przygoto-
WyWac drugle powStanie " nich - die
2lach naszych. Co.,.
IgrZytneIo cos ostro " tych slowach
Z1itn1io sic. ByEa ciAza ZarwaIam sic
/ pofoiegt1m DO drzwi Ciocia KamIka sta
IA pred oI,nenr, bIaak zIoty zachodu ~
'IwietIaE jej rzezbona, piekna twalz. Pa
tiZata " dai, ma uatlch ME byIo uSmicchu,
,ezJiA ma nich meka niewypowiedzjana.
cleuine 0czy bIvs2czaiy tragicznie t,c1yFy
sic Mich wolno CRUDE ciqzEie My Now
Ia cicho, ale udcrzaiy tenn ilkie5 wIaI-
hi2, zuFobu" lahby dzwony.
- Me-. ME. . Me trzrba Iuz nam
po"Stan... MeEll, Erew, ofiorv - dlram-
~ wszystko Polska. zaIrzai, ur.
VITA. la@ 20 chwi: Tabitl pogrl.bana.. ..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-17
CHIRoPRACToR

Q. BOLTON, D. O.. Chiropractic
 Specialist. .Newfield building. 11Ss \ Main St.. Bridgeport, Conn. Hours, -: 50 to 12 m.. l to 1 p. m. except ! Sundays and holidays. Monday. "Wednesday a-d Friday evenings 2
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-17

FOR SALE-New two family house. all Improvements. Lndley St. Loe- with & Co.,. 1l6 Bank St. Tel. Bar mum 99.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE = On Bruce avenue west side, 160 feet north of Hollis ter street, lot 120 feet by 100. Ad- dress The University School, S3a Fairfield Ave.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-17

93,05O, $500 cash buys Q 13 room E. family house with improvements. This is the biggest bargain in the city. Must be seen to be appreci- ated. l.. Weisss, 076 Howard Ave. Tel. 7486. 0S0 eff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-17
AUTO TRUCKING

LOCAL AND LONG distance furni- ture moving, also general trucking. Glass and Madwed. IA Highland Ave. Telephone Barnum s307. r Brtdgeport. Conn.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-17
x BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

VOGHT sells your business: list now; cash buyers waiting; groceries. con- 1 fectioneries. poolrooms. restaurants. Barnum 63So. vosht. s04 Warner Building. {
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-17
DUoiN ESS OPPOkA

IF YOU have anything you want to sell quick in the business or real estate Line, see the Bridgeport Busi- ness Exchange, Inc, 402 Meigs Bldg. open evenings
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-17
REMOVAL NOTICE

James Ii. Dacvis. M. E., will change address from No. 1242 State street to the corner of State street and Park avenue. VIII bs open for business at new address Saturday. Jan. Sl. 1917.
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