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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
CUBAN REBELS DRIVE OUT ;
FORMER SOUTH DAKOTA MAN

tGn 0oOl7 AIM WAN
Lead, s. D., June 10.-Deplorable CON
ditions in Cuba are reported by Victor
Benson, who has just returned to his
former home in the Black Hills, after
having been engaged in fruit raising in
Cuba for a period of six years. He
was unable to continue h operation
OF his business in the island republic,
becaase@of-tie unsettled condition OF
political affairs.
He was we'll established on a fruit
plantation 35 miles from Santiago, en-
gagged IN raising oranges n grape,
fruit. His grove of 35 acres had becorneI
exceedingly productive and at the time
he was obliged to leave he had upward;
OF 1000 boxes of fruit ready for ship
ment 1t was impossible, however, to
get his fruit moved, as the bridges in
all parts of that section of the island
had been burned by the Cuban rebels,
and 1t would have been equally difficult
70 secure water transportation, even If
ne could have landed his fruit at a port.
SIOUX FALLS-Sioux Falls Masons and
members of this order from other cities
and towns in this part of the state will
depart In large numbers next Monday
morning for Hot Springs, where they
will attend the annual meeting of the
grand lodge bodies. which will open June
13 and continue for three days. A spe-
cial train will be formed at Huron, com
posed of two sleepers from Sioux Falls
and one sleeper each from X
Aberdeen and Huron.
LEAD-An interesting letter has been
received by j. T.. Hicks, a Lead business
man, from his brother. Reuben Hicks.
who is fighting with the allies on the
western front III Europe. in the letter ne
states that he has been taken out of the
trenches and is now doing field fighting.
He had been in charge of telephone booths
for SnYpq weeks Hp cYaa k M tho ,,oa%1a,
being very warm and that there Is much
clleerfulness among the fighters.
49,
SIOUX FALLS-3fembers Of the eight
Masonic bodies OF Sioux Falls, including
the Eastern Star. have each voted 10
furnish q Red Cross equipment, the en-
tire eight equipments to be made per
sonally by the members of the Eastern
Star. When completed the bodies sigri-
fled their willingness to continue to work
and furnish o similar number.
HEgoM-At Il meeting Of the directors
OF fhe Besdse County Pure Bred Stock
association yesterday It was decided that
they boia a hog saie here in the fan.
This viii be the associations first nog
saae and will be held IN October. The
State Ehorthorn Breeders association ex-,
;ss=e.s4s .eI4 IL =esssHss.. annual safe IN.
Huron next spring.
49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kolls. Of
this place. received a check In the sum of
E,Np16 from Il J. Schroeder, a local
buyer, for ~ ~ loads OF tat hogs at
Sf4.So per hundred. This Is said to be the
largest Individual gale ever made here,
--
HUROE-"comfort bags, will be s,,p-
piled al the members OF Company e., the
local cavalry by the voanr
ladies OF Huron who are engaged In Red
y HAtMET
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

If garden soil is heavy, or ..hungry,'
chat is, harsh and lacking in humus,
give IL plenty OF well rotted stable ma
iaure. Nothing could be better. IL The
soil is in excellent physical condition,
bone meal with the addition of a little
potash will supply the plant food nee
essary for any ordinary CROP OF plants
or mere annual growth.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

An I'D IN an English paper reads:
@fslackS billy IA months. dam good milk
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

Suffragists at the national headquar-
tiers in Washington will keep their col
ors before the public all summer. They
have turned the front lawn into a gar
den, where the flowers will be purple,
white and gold. At the side of the
house they are stating a vegetable
garden, on which they hope to raise
enough to pay the rent and swell the
campaign fund. And all the work will
be done by women.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
FRIEND OF GUARDSMEN
IS SLAIN BY BANDITS
Mexican Whose Property South
Dakota Troops Guarded
Victim Of Outlaws.

Sioux Falls, S. D., June S.-A dis
patch from Mission. Tex, telling of a
raid by Mexican bandits and the KILL
ing of an Americanized Mexican named
Garcia, a ranchman, after his wife and
five daughters had been m~istreated,
was of special interest to the members
of Company 3, South Dakota national
guard, of this city. When the members
of Company B We're on the Mexican
border last winter half of the
was deailed to protect the Garcia
ranch, renal ming at the ranch for a
period of two weeks. The ranch is sit
uated in the lower Rio Grande valley.
Last December a Mexican scout who
was stationed at SCOTS ranch, on the
American side of the river, was wound
ed by Mexican bandits, and Las 1eskes
ranch. the home of Garcia, was threat
ened several times. One-half of Com
pany Is was detailed to guard the Scott
ranch and the other half to guard Las
Yeskes ranchs During the two weeks
which the Sioux Fails national guards
mel spent at Las Yeskes ranch they
became good friends of Garcia, who
was a kindly man about SO years of age.
Several times he a supplied the
South Dakota soldiers with d~elicacieS,
which We're foreign to the daily camp
fare, and also invited the boys to his
home on FREQUENT occasions.
The bandits had on numerous occa-
sions tried to get" Garcia because he
had given information in regard to their
whereabouts and activities to the Uni
ted States military authorities. After
the Sioux Fails Boys had guarded the
ranch for a period of two weeks they
were relieved by Company c., of Brook
ings. S. D., who remained at the ranch
for ii corresponding length of time.
The South Dakota guardsmen We're
sorry to hear of the death of their Mex
lean friend at the hands of the bandits.
TOTAL OF as GRADUATES
IN YANkTON COLLEGE GLASS
Yankton, S. D., June s.-The 35th
annual commencement of Yankton coli
1ege came to a close Wednesday,. Forty
five young people went out from the
college this yea in ali departments,
Is from the college proper, II from the
normal, 16 from the academy and the
balance from the conservatory of
music. Those obtaining degrees from
the college were:
Bachelor of Arts-Howard Richard
Best, Neigh, Neb.; Helen Louise
Burgess, YanlSton; Robert John Cor
don, jr, YanSton; Edmund Cowles
Green, Alcester; Pearl Eta Hirst, Par
ker; Elsie Elizabeth Hooper, Wakonda;
Esther Louise Hoyer, Centerville;
Sadie Elizabeth Johson, Pierpont;
Helen Blodgett MacGregor, Yankton;
Arthur Edgar Miles, Traer, Ia; Harold
James Rose, Pierre; Margaret Frances
Stevens, Yankton; Alice Pansy STRAIT
ton, Yankton; Rev Edward Walz, Lake
Andes.
Master of Arts-Agnes F~enenga, b..
Al, Mardin, Asiatic Turkey.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
HISTORIC LETTER FOUND
TN EFFECTS OF DAkOTAN

Pierre. S. D., June 13.-Among the
paper of the late D. r.. Crippen, who
died a few days ago at For Pierre, at
an advanced age, was found a letter
an acknowledgement Of the receipt Of
-four ~hogsheAds of tobacco which had
been shipped by Daniel Park Curtis to a
mercantile firm. with a statement as to
disposal of same and when remittances
would be made. One of the features OF
the communication was that Daniel
Park Curtis was the first husband OF
Martha Washington, who was a widow
at the time of her marriage with George
Washington.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
LITTLE GIRL DRINKS GLASS
CONTAINING SuLpHURtC ACID

Summit, S. Ok, June 13.-Ruth West
berg, the ~4-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Westberg, OF his city, last
week drank a glass OF aulphuric acid
accidentally in d Marvin cream sta
ton. Notwithstanding prayers OF hun-s
dreds Of sympathizers and all that med
ical science could do she died.
BRIDGEWATER-The biggest and most
valuable single wagon load Of fat hogs,
ever marketed In South Dakota was de-
livered here by Joe B Hofer, OF the stone
Quarry stock farm. The load, drawn by
three span OF sleek horses, contained 80
porkers weighing $3.50 pounds net, at
$l4.40, Bringing $S13.60. sufficient to pur-
chase q new six-cylinder family auto
mobile.
NEW EFFINGTON-The farmers els-
vator company which was recently or
ganized here for the purpose of engaging
In the grain business In this city, has.
am independent eievator here
ard will take possession about July Is.
The property cost s. 500. competent
grain.exper will he placed III charge as
manager.
SIssFTON-At the annual convention Of
citation. held In this city, the following
officers were elected forSthe coming year.
President. Rev. MI. Irwin; vice spresi-
dent, Mn. John Munro, Of sWilmot. Sec
rotary. Miss Pearl Robinson ~reasure
Miss Evelyn Stavig. There, was 8
sCOTLANDIThe authoritiesSare look
Ing for ~Astranstent who for some days
had been working n farm OF John
hanging I'M the barn while he attended 10
some work and the hire3 man distracted
from the pocketssa$ 80 In cash$and Il note
for ~ and then He'd.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
TWO BRooKiNGs SENIORS
JOIN AVlATiCN SERVICE

Brookings, S. D., June 13.-Horace
Jones, of Mitchell; Harry Smith. of
Miller, and Ralph johnson, Of Hetland,
who We're graduated from State college
last week, awe been accepted for en-
trance into government aviation schools
leading to commissions in the aviation
section, signal officers reserve corps
These three boys were fortunate in be-
ing among the first 10 accepted from %
applicants who went to the Omaha eN-
~aminations from all parts of the coun-
try.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

Lead, s. d. June 1O.-Deplorable con
ditions in Cuba are reported by Victor
Benson, who has just returned to his
former home in the Black Hills, after
having been engaged in fruit raising i'll
Cuba for a period of six years. He
was nable to continue the operation
of his business in the island republic,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
BEAN BARoNS or DAKOTA
ANTICIPATE GREAT CROE

Gettysburg, s.. d., June 11.-Sam
Blake1y, j. H. and A. G. Williams, the
bean barons, have their quarter sec
ton Of Ian ready to plant. The
ground was first broken, then rolled
and disced twice. The beans will be
drilled in rows Is inches apart and the
ground will be planked and leveled
with a road drag.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-06
Koncerty Orkiestry Ar
mil Polskiej W Chicago.

Kompletny spis wszystkich koncer-
tow Kapeli Armii p, pod batuta p. L.
Wroiskiego, kt6re sic Odbeda W Chi
cagO jest nastepujacy.
We wtore41, dnia ego listopada, 1917
W salt parafialnej sw. Jadwigi, Hamil-
ton ave. i Lyndale ul, o gOdzinie 1880
wieezOrem.
w srode, dnia 7-gO listopada, 1917
W sail sw. Stanisiawa KOStki, Bradley
| r6g Noble ulicy, o gOdzinie 1880 VIE
czOrem.
Dodatkowy wystep: W czwartek, dr.
S-go listopada, 1917 r., W sail Zjedno-
czenia, 984 Milwaukee ave-, r6g Augu-
sta ul., O gOdZ. 1880 wieczorem.
w piatek, dnia 9-gO listopada, W sa-
Ii parafialnej sw. Stanislawa Biskupa
i Meczennika, p. nr. 1906 LOrel ave, W
Cragin.
w sobote, dnia logo listOpada, 1917
W sail parafiAlnej sw. Barbary, pnr'
1850 Throop ul. - Bridgeport - o 60
dzinie 1880 wiecz0rem.
w niedziele, dnis 11.gO listopada,
1917, W sail parafialnej N~iepckalane-
go POczecia N~ajswietszej Maryi Pan
ny, Exchange ave. i SO ui., South Chi,
cago, o godzinie 1880 wieczorem.
We wtorek, dnia 1890 listopada, 1917
W Sherman Parhu, 52ga i LOOmis ul.,
o godzinie 1880 wieczOrem.
We wtorek, dnia 1890 listopada, 1917
W Sherman Parku, 52ga i LOOMS ILL.,
o gOdzinie 1880 wieczOrem.
Takich koncert6w nigdy ME byio W
Chicago. Jest to nOwOsG w cafem tegO
siOwa znaczeniu. KtO ma SERGE pOlskie,
kto popiera Armie Polska, ktO pragnie
woInosci i zjednOczeDia POlSki, pOwi,
MEN bye przynajmiej ma jednym z
tyeh koncert6w. Mkt sic ME mOze wy
movie ami brakiem czasu, AMI brakiem
okazyi, gdyi bedzie ich jeszcze siedm W
Chicago,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-06
AkCya RekrutaCyjna do ArmIi
PoIskiej " Chicago.

z drugim ochotnlkiem o S., Ii ME ma
bilet6w pc % cent6w ma koncertach Ka-
peli Armi Polskiej. Walaszczyk zakiad
wygrai, gdyz istotnie takich bilet6w ME
ma. Przyszli obaj do p. L. N~owickiego,
urzednika rekrutacyjnego W Kwaterze
Gl6wnej, kt6ry zaproponowal kompro-
mis-, Ii OBJ. Walaszczyk ma dat $3.50 ma
Armie Polska, co ten n%atychmiaSt uczy-
nil.
= ! =
Ma zebraniu u oh. Kaz. Dryga6skie-
60 W Steger, ILL.,, ziozyli ma Armie Pol
ska S. smagalski 81, X. Dryga6ski 81,
S. Dryszewicz 81, A.. Swierczy6ski 81 /
B. Bulaczy1skt 81.
Unia Polskich Krawc6w Omitted Gar
ment Workers Of America, Local 273)
ofiarowaia M Armie Polska $25. Wkr6t
co wiecej ofiaruje. Oar przyniesli do
Kwatery Gi6wnej {: Marya Sass, prezes,
Marya F~urmaGska, sekretarka prot,
Marya Cshal,. sekr. finan. B. Ko-
chafski, skarbnik.
Tow. N. Maryi Fanny Anlelskiej, gr.
80 wv. Polek W Ameryce, wreczy sztan-
dar ochotnikom Armii Polskiej W sail
wielkiej Schoenhofena, PREY rogu ulic
Milwaukee ave. i Ashland ave. Komitet
urzadzajacy stanowia: panic Fl. Strzy-
| zewska, S. ZbylSka, L. Ogiozi1ska ! NJ.
Pluci6ska.
y = 3
Oh. Michal Koz}owski, Fam .pnr. 1922
Julian ul., ofiarowai So ma Armie Pol
ska.
Oh. Cgesiaw Drozdowski ofiarowai
$1.Oo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-06

wewnstrz, W skiadzie zbierajacych
ma kups szynki. kielbaski GO sic
dafo, zastali czternastoletniego J6-
zefa skorups, 1858 Bismarck ct. 1
czternastoletniego Wladyslawa Gal
de, 10l6 W. Erie vi. Amatorow Gu
dzych szynek I kieibas osadzono ma
stacyi policyjnej PREY w. Chicago av.
u q q
W sail parku Stanford, PREY Union
ave. 1 14tej place, dzisiaj poczawszy
o godzinie 6smej wieczorem, odbe-
die sic illustrowany kolorowemi
przezroczami wykiad o wyspach Ha,
wajskich. Wstep bezpiatny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-06
Faryzeusz | Ce|nik
(HumOreska)

spoznii sic dis o Gale pol godzi-
ny do Naftu}y, gdzie PREY jednym
i tym samym stole Cd kilku LAT
zasiadalo k6lko magistrackich u
rzednik6w, celem skutecznego
popierania p~rzemyslu krajowego
ma polu browarnianem.
Servus celnik - Zabrzmia}a
Cd grona ku wchodzacemu.
Jak sig macie faryzeuszel -
odgryzl sic poborca. Zdjaf patio
i odda} kelnerowi.
- Coz to znowu "a niedbal-
stwo? - zgromii go radca S. -
Teraz przychodzicl Juz blisko
dziesiata godzina!
- Drugim razem zapiaci "a ka'
re k6lko piwal - dodal oficya]
NJ.
49, Me gniewajcie sic panowie
- tiumaczy} sic poborca mia
lem kontrabande ma rogatce, "a
braio mi to duzo czasu.
Pc chwili rozmowa zeszia ma
inne tory i goscie Small sic tax
serdecznie, re az zwabili z drugie-
go pokoju samego Naftuie.
- Ho ho!- spytal ciekawie
Gambrynus - co to tax wesoiegc
przyniosl pan poborca z rogatkl
Upadam do nog pana celnikal -
dodal iiglarnie podajac reke ma
powitanie.
- Co.. krzyknal poborca -
CO? i ty marny karczmarzu poz'
walasz sobie drwit z jaSnie wiel.
moznych goSci, co CT daja chleb!;
- No.. a ia i'm dale piwo
rozbratle ! - odciai Naftuia.
A czy pan wiesz, kto pan je-
stes?- spytal rozbawiony pobor,
ca.
- Kto mann bye? Restaurator
- Nieprawda! Pan jestes he
bes!...
49, Wolne zarty pana poborowe-
got troche s%krzywiony odrzekl
Naftula. - A dlaczego?
- Dlatego, re pan podajesz
nektar. Nektar zaS ~podawa}a w O.
limpie bogini Hebe.
- No to co?
- A Hebe w rodzaju lneskim
jake bedzie:
Hebes! Hebes! bardzo stu
sznie - k~rzykneio chorem Iowa
rzystwo.
RozSmiai sic Naftuia.
- Juz ia sic zemszcze ma pa
mach "a to i ma jutro doleje pol
woody do piwa.
- Nibyto codzieh tego ME TO-
bisz? - rzekl poborca.
Naftula grozii palcem.
% jej, a niby to pan poborca
TAXI bardzo sumienny w swojem
urzedowaniu!?
- Masz wiedziet, kochany pa
ME, re tax jest!... ME przeszwar-
cuje mi ma mojej rogatce Mkt a
nj kwaterki sznapsa.
- Albo to prawda? gdzie to
ustrzeze?
- Ami kwaterki!.. ami flasze-
czki - zapatrzyi sic poborca.
Towatzystwo zaczelo dispute.
wac mad mozliwoscia ! niemozli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-06
NOTATKI.

IlCLpd OShOlhIhO" wv J
we Francyi, kt6ra sic zapisuje ma sta
cyach W Chicago, a gl6wnie W kwate-
RE gl6wnej centrum Ego W Domu
Zwiazku Polek, widocznie sic powiek-
sZa.
Jest to W czeSci rezultatem uroczy-
stego pozegnania ochotnik6w l wiel--
kiej manifestacyi, jaka PREY tel Okla
zyi urzqdzono W sobote, ale we wick
szej mierze jest to rezultatem Kon-
cert6w Kapeli Armii Polskiej, kt6re
istotna furore wywoia,y W Chicago.
Il q q
Wczoraj Kapela Armii Polskiej Cd
poczywala pc trzech w%ystepach jake
da}a w sobote / w niedziele.
P. I. Wrofski, kierownik kapeli, kt0-
nv W koncertach tych5e bierze g}6wny
udziai, spiewajac w niezr6wnany spo-
sob piesni polskie ~patryotyczne i ludo'
we, jest got6w do dalsZej piracy be-
wytchnienia. Jest on aranaerem / Sl6'
WYNN kierownikiem, gi6wnym spiewa-
klein, gi6wnym m6wcq, slowem jest ser
Gem 1 dusza tejze kapeli, kt6ra zadanie
swoje spelnia DO budzi ducha krew
polskq jak to nigdy sic ME dzia&Q wsrod
Polonii W Stanach Zjednoczonych, wer
buie ochOtnika ola Armfi PolSkiej ]
p~rzysparza jej grosza.
Administracya tych koncert0w spo'
czywa W rekach Komitetu Obywatel-
skiego.
Dzisiejszy koncert jest W sail para
fialnej ma Jadwigowie, a jutrzeiszy ma
Stanis}awowie.
CT, kt6rzy sic ME mogli dostac dc
wnetrza sail Z~jednoczenia ma pierwszy
koncert, kt6ry sic odbyi W sobote, MECH
ME zapomnq, Re drugi koncert odbe'
die sic W tejze sail W czwartek.
\ +
Bilety So do nabycia W Kwaterze
Gl6wnej W Domu Zwiazku Polek, oraz
przy kasie sail, W kt6rej sic koncert
odbywa. cd godz. 6tej wieczorem.
i y :
DIS odbywa sic W Chicago Zjazd "a
rzadu Zjednoczen1a Kaplan6w Pol
skich W Ameryce, na kt6rym bedzie "a
decydowana sprawl wyjazdu ksiezy
polskich do mobilizujacej sic Armii Pol
skiei W Obozie KoSciuszN " Niagara
on-the-Lake, Kanada.
Klub i'm. Tadeusza Kosciuszki z pa
rafii sw. WacIawa ofiarowal ma Armie
Polska $40.
& i q
" srode, t.. !. jutro rozpoczna sic
wyklady ola polskich pielegniarek
first aid) wv ane p~opularnie wykla'
damn Polskiego Czerwonego Krzyza, W
Domu Zwiazku Polek. Wyklad6w tych
beda udzielali lekarze polscy. DR.. A
Pietrzykowski chwilowo zajmuje sic u
rzadzeniem kursu. Polki domagajq sic
tych wyklad6w. Bedzie ich ma kursie
tegorocznym wiecej ni& kiedyklowiek.
Wyklady odbywaG sic beda diva ra-
" W tygodniu, t. ]. W srody 1 piatki,
cd godziny smej do 1Otej wieczorem.
3 - -
Tow. Maryi Sk3odowskiej-Curie CRU
pa 211 Wv. Polek, wyasygnowala z ka-
81 swej ma wczorajszem p~osiedzeniu M
welne Ola Armii Polskiej $40, kt6ra to
suma bedzie wreczona Tow. Pan Armii
Polskiej, a So ma Dom Piracy i Odro-
dzenia ola Dziewczat W Polsce, kt6ra
to suma bedzie wreczona zarzadowi K6l
ka Dziewczat ola Dziewczat i'm. Fl. Pa
derewskiej.
Il = IL
J Ochotnik A. Walaszczyk zalozyl sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-06
= Prosze blizej!...

Ne AASi
lesniczy o caiej historyi zak}adu
Z poborca. Wyszli ma dziedziniec,
Naftula ogladnaf pysznego bara'
ma i o dziwo! pred wyjazdem "a:
bral re SODA do worka ma doroz-
ke.. iahcuchowego brytana, kto-
rego mu lesniczy osobiscie zapa'
koWai.
Pozegnali sic. Ia poi godzinJ
p~rzejezdza Naftula z powrotem
przez rogatke. Jeszcze ME doje-
chai, a tn juz sam poborca czeka
ma Srodku g~oscihca.
- STAG! - krzykna1. - Jest
co do oplaty?
- Cobym miai oplacac? Cd
parl Naftufa - Pisa?
- Jakto, PISA?
- Ano... DO kupiiem II lesni-
czego Marczyhskiego brytana !
wioze 60 W worku, zeby mi ME
uciekI.
- Co? pan brytana? A panu
ma CO?
- Ma co.,. do BUDDY.
- A gdziez pan ma bude? Pod
szynkwasem? Ho no! ptaszku!...
ma seia Judy dyryty! Pan chce
wygrat cwiart6wke piwa?...
Niedoczekanie!.. Dalej - stra-
znicy! Zciagnac wor i otworzyt!
- Panic, DO mi ucieknie!
prosil Naftuia.
- Me puscimy - Sniaf sic po-
borca.
Ale skoro tylko straznik roz'
wiazai worek, brytan warknal talk
przerazliwie, re wszyscy odsko-
czyli.. Skorzystai tez pies
wolnosci | jednym susem pomknal
goscihcem z powrotem do domul
- No i co mi pan narobii? --
biadal Naftula. - Me m6wifem?
Teraz MUSIC nazad jeehat pol mi
Ii ma lesnicz6wke.
- Kt6z myslaf.. - biadai
skonfundowany poborca.
- Myslail mysla1!... Przecie
ia m6wiiem! - zioscii sic Naf.
tuia i kauai nawr6cic dorozce.
w godzine potem wraca}, a BY
10 juz pod wieczor.
- Moze pan poborca pojedzio
re nina do miasta2 - spytal ma
rogatce. - Gas ma piwko. Tylko
moze "a psa zaplaciG trzeba? -
Me?
Small sic obaj | zajechali pred
restauracye.
49, Kaskal - krzyknal Naftula
ma siuzaca - a zabierz no tego
barana z workiem, co go kupiiem.
Pan poborca zdebniai! Z worka
wyciagneli tiustego barana, pre-
myconego przez jego rogatke!...
- A MECH Gle dunder swiSnie.
tegi szpicyfindra: wolali
nsztamgasci" W godzine p6zniej-
to 60 wziat.
I cwiartkowke da} Naftu}a do
skonaia... ale pan poborca "a
piacifi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-06

Kto chce czytae naJlepsze CO
izienne pismo polskie, niee;. sic
rds do pena F M. PAWoLL,
naszego agenta ma Duncan i oko-
lice | zaabonuje sobie .Dziennii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-06
NOTATKI
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

Edmund Jozef Dymek, syn szano-
wanego ma Trojcowie obywatelstwa
Boleslawa ]. 1 Maryanny Dymk6w,
Fam. pod mr.. 1895 N. Marshfield av.,
zfozyi pomylsny egzamin W szkole o.
~ftcerskiej W Camp Logan, Houston,
Texas 1 a~wansowany zosta{ ma pod
~porucznika kompanii ,,H", W 1872 re-
gimencie regularnej armii Stan6w
zjednoczonych. Nowy officer jest wy
chowankiem szk6i Tr6jcowa. Jake
czlonek Ego regimentu milicyi sta
novel przeszedl W sfuzbe krajowa,
gdZie z taxa g~orliwoscia odda{ sic
speinianiu obowiazkow, Re zwrocii ma
siebie uwage komendant0w. Poswie-
Genie chwil wolnych nauce dokonaio
reszty i doprowadziio go do awansu
2 kt6rego slusznie c1lubia sic jego
rodzice, familianei 1 gnajomi W
| Chicago.
u q y
W pilnej sprawie do Washington.
D. c., wyjechal p. J6zef A. Lasecki,
by}y komisarz park6w dzielnicy "a
chodniej miasta Chicago. P. Lasecki
spodziewa sic powr6cic do Chicago z
poczetkiem przysziego tygodnia.
q q q
Pierwszy wieczorek kolezahski u
czenic PAM Agnieszki Nering, maja-
cy ma celu nawiazanie stosunk6w
p~rzyjazni pomiedzy wsp6iuczenicami
odbyf sic W sail wykiadowej szpita-
Ia polskiego. Pr6cz PAM ~nauczyciel-
XII 1 pana Jana Neringa, zaszczyciio
wieczorek swoja obecnoScia spore
grono wybitnego obywatelstwa. Pod
Gas wieczorku ma Szpital Matki Bo-
zej z Nazareth zebrano $1,000.
y y q
o godZinie Tel dzisiaj rano, W ko-
sciele Sw. Trolley, proboszcz ks. Ka-
zimierz SztuczRo, G. S. c., pobiogo-
s8awiI zwiazek maIzehski p. H. Price,
syna PIP. Jak6ba / Amy Price, zamie-
szkaIych pod mr.. 2240 Iowa ul., ma
Helenowie, 2 parma Zofia Mioducka,
c6rka PIP. Fryderyka 1 Amy Mioduc-
kich, zam. pnr. 1866 n. Paulina III.
Pan mlody siuzy W marynarce
Stan6w Zjednoczonych; wstapii do
marynarki jake ochotnik blisko rok
temu: stacyonowany Jest W Great
Lakes Naval Train. Station. W ub.
srode przytecha} do domu rodzic6w
ma urlop. Dzisiaj wieczorem powra-
ca do czynnej siuzby.
q q q
Mia niespodzianke W formte VIE
czoru Wszech-obfitosci przyjaciofki
onegdaj wieczorem urzadzily pannie
Teresie Sikorskiej, W domu PM Ie-
xii S~ikorskiej, pod mr.. 1916 Brigham
ul. Obecne ma wieczorku byly panny:
A. Nowak, G.. Sikorska, A. Ligno-
wska, NJ. Tamurowska, M. Weinert,
E. Muller, F. Hageman, F. Van, A.
Kedziorska, NJ. Pancka, M. Potash,
W. Posadzy, s. Posadzy 1 A. Casey.
Parma Sikorska stanie ma slubnym
kobiercu W g6rnym kosciele sw. Sta
nisIsva Kostki, o godZinie loci ra-
no, 21go b. m, z p. Andrzejem NO.
wakiem, synem PIP. W~alentostwa NO.
wak6w, wdelo-letnich parafian Jad-
wigOwa.
w. 49, ~~.Aak -anANc1A IN.