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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
SAVE HE PINES.
American Forestry Association Sends
Out Call For Help.

American Forestry Association Sends
Out a Call For Help.
The American Forestry association
has sent out widely the following call
for help In saving or pine trees from
the white pine blister rust:
WARNING!
Whito Pine Trees Being Destroyed.
They Are Valued at s2G, 10000. and the
Whit Pine Blister Rust Is
Killing Them.
A disease known as the white pine blls-
ter rust threatens the destruction OF all
the white pine and other five leaved pine
trees I'm the United States.
1t has already appeared I'm Maine. New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Con-
nectlcut, Rhode Island. New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Mime
sota and In Quebec and Ontario.
There In no known cure for II. II Kills
tho white pines infected, and IL spreads
steadily. The spores or seeds nre blown
from the diseased pines TO currant and
gooseberry bushes. They germinate on
the leaves OF these bushes. The leaves
then produce millions Of spores or seeds
OF the disease, which are blown by the
wind from the bushes 10 the pines. and
these even those several miles distant
from the nearest bushes, are infected, be-
come diseased and die.
The white pines in New England are
worth s75,000OO0, I'm the lake states $4,000
sco. I'm the western states s60.00o.000 and In
the national forests 100000, or a total of
s2G1, 10000.
Unless the ravages OF the white pine
blister rust are stopped these pines will
DO destroyed
The American Forestry association urges
people I'm all the regions where the disease
has been discovered 10 destroy at once all
currant and gooseberry bushes, diseased
,'nes and others exposed TO infection.
This will help 10 stop the spread OF the
disease.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09

pool for little children and Is about
fifteen feet fin width and twelve inches
deep. The second Is for the larger
ones and is about fifty feet I'm width by
thirty inches I'm depth. The last section
is the swimming pool proper. 100 feet
long with n depth ranging from three
to nine feet The first two Compart-
ments are separated from each other
and from the third compartment by
heavy wire netting as a measure or
safety TO the children. Midway across
the third section n heavy wire Is hung
for safety for the grownups.
The location makes II possible for the
city to furnish water from the pumping
station without cost. and the pool IL
drained into the creek which encirces
the city park on the west side. Thus
the water Is constantly being changed,
as Il enters one end and Is drained or
Mt the opposite end. The walls and
center partition are built OF solid rock
and the floor 81 concrete.
No one Is allowed 10 remain I'm the
water longer than one hour \ gong
is rung on the hour, and the pool Is
cleared before another party OF swim
mere Is admitted. Every one Is re-
quired To take shower bath before
going into the pool I'm order that the
motto. "a clean place for clean peo-
pie" may be lived up to. The custo-
dian OF the park has charge OF the
pool and is paid with the revenue from
renting bathing suits. which are pro-
vided for those who do not have them
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09


ing a large percentage or profit by
keeping such brood sows in their herds.
There are several reasons why brood
sows bring small litters, and | firmly
believe that the one which contributes
to the trouble more than any other
Is the practice Of breeding sows too
young. 1t is no uncommon thing to
find sows weighing less than 100
pounds with pigs. Usually you find
them with only two pigs. The young
sows which you intend to keep for
brood sows should never be bred un-
der nine months of age and 1t Is much
better to wait until they are twelve
to fourteen months old. Then If they
are not fully developed wait a few
months longer. Your brood SOW Is
good for six or eight years, and IL by
waiting n few months in the beginning
before starting her on her life work
you can increase the size OF her lit
ters you have certainly made good
wages for those months.
Another thing which contributes to
no slight extent to cause small litters
Is the lack of exercise. A brood SOW
which does not secure sufficient exer-
else becomes cross and may eat what
pigs she does farrow. Improper care
and feeding also come in as contrib
utory causes Of small litters. The SOW
to develop large, strong litter Of pigs
must have bone and muscle building
foods TO not be afraid to pasture
her on alfalfa and also to feed some
harley
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
SMALL PIG LlTTERS.
Breeding Sows Too Young Frequent
Cause of Lack Of Fecundlty.

Writing in Kimball's Dairy Farmer
as to the chief causes for sows bring
ing small itters. Professor G.. W.
Barnes, live stock specialist Of the Uni
versity Of Arizona, says:
Those who have studied hog condi-
tions in the United States have found
that about four pigs per litter is the
average, and can point to men who
are actually raising for market two
and three pigs to the litter, yet the
cost Of maintenance Of the brood SOW
Is practically the same whether she
brings two pigs or ten pigs per litter,
which means that the farmers are los
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
To Save Sand Dunes.

Commercial aud civic organizations,
women's clubs aud art leagues of I'LL
nois and Indiana have Joined hands for
the establishment of national play
ground on the sand dunes Of Lake
Michigan. Very definite demands VIII
be made upon congress To save what
II claimed 10 be the only extensive
tract of natural scenery now left In
the middle west. War has already
been declared on industries encroach-
Ing upon the shore and land specula-
tors attempting TO make easy money
out OF the dunes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
senven,ion Results In Cincinnati.

In 1914 the Cincinnati co. chamber
Of commerce raised a fund of 100000
90 promote the business of attracting
conventions to the Queen City and to
carry on the work Of the publicity and
convention bureau At that time the
chamber promised that I'm the space Of
three years IL would secure from 100
10 loo conventions for Cincinnati. The
three year period has just ended. and
attention Is called to the fact that this
bureau Of the chamber secured for Gin
cinnau CD conventions In 1914, f03 In
hslb and 10 In 1914 q total Of 2sa
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
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CITY PLANNING
FOR THE FUTURE.

!. Practical city planning IS not !
/. only not necessarily "A source Of :.
!. expense to the city, but 1t t. fire. :.
+ QLently a means Of profit, con- i
!. ferring its benefits not only on i
+ the citizens directly, but often :.
+ relieving them of Il large part of :.
= the burdens of taxation. :.
!. But whether Immediately prof :.
:. table or not city planning Is not !
= only duty of the present, but :.
= M OBLIGATION 10 pOstcrity. No :.
!. owner o. n growing manufacture j
+ ing enterprise would neglect 10 :.
= properly plan extensions, but !
!. most cities. which are In reality :.
= superenteipriseS, grow and cX- :.
= pand without plan or fore :!
!. thought. generating congestion, :.
!. waste. poverty and the ncCcs' 'ity !
!. of enormous expenditures i'm lat :.
= er years 10 correct faults which !
= a stroke Of the pen Of the city :!
J. planucr at the proper moment :.
+ would have obyiatcd. - Frank :.
= Rooster. i
+ !
+ :. = !. !. !. = =. =. =. :. :. = !. !. :. + :.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
Educating Aliens.

A resolution indOrsing the American
lzation movement, which has for It's
purpose more practical cooperation
between the federal government and
the public schools in the education OF
aliens who come to our shores, has
been prepared and sent 10 each mem
bcr OF the Iowa delegation I'm congress
by the chamber OF commerce Of Coun-
ell Bluffs, In.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09

Wagons lined up at street curbl
the farmers, and they were told that
rlty folk would naturally expect lit
tie better prices by buying direct from
the producer. At the same time 1t was
pointed out that the grocer and butch
or would not suffer, for farmers would
thus be inclined to buy from them
more manufactured and imported food
products. Certain days were fixed for
the public market, the farmers came
with their produce, and the tOwnfolk
,ame with their purses. The produce
sold readily. The farmers had money
to buy I'm La Crosse stores, and the
plan was found to work well all the
way around. Now La Crosse folk are
urging the bIilding Of II market house
to make the market permanent.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
CENTREDALE.
readings.

Stephen S. Arnold has a new Chandler
car.
Daniel McIver has a new REQ touring
car. The REQ is quite a favorite in this
section.
Quick shoe repairing, Rubber heels 25.,
,ood grade, put on while you wait, at
Fogarty's, Centredale. ADV.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09

at a charge Of - cents. Persons nav
ing their own suits are not charged for
the use Of the pool. The hours are
from n. IN. TO 10 p. m, and since the
pool was opened on Aug. IL 1t has been
in constant use every hour, except on
Sunday, when it Is closed to the public,
the water drained Off and the interior
steriliZed
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
PUBLIC MARKET DAYS.
These Have Been a Success In Ia
Crosse, Wis.

Tried out as an experiment, public
market days have proved a real sue
cess I'm La Crosse, wis. The sugges-
ton originated In the agricultural bu-
reau OF the La Crosse Chamber Of
Commerce, and notices were sent to
farmers I'm the country around the city
asking them to bring produce to the
city on fixed days and display 1t for
sale. The matter was taken up In q
very logical and sensible way with
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
A FREE SWIMMING POOL.

Built on Land Donated by the City of
Gainesville, Tex.
The accompanying Illustration shows
the free swin- mg pool that was built
I'm Gainesville on land In the city park
donated for the purpose by the city.
1t cost $500. the money having been
raised 10y public subscription, writes
Il. L. johnson, secretary of the Gaines
vile (TeXD chamber Of commerce, in
the American CITY.
The pool is 30 feet wide by 100 feet
long and is divided into three compart-
ments. The first is shallow wading
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
She's a Believer.

"Do you believe In heredity"
81 certainly do. All my children got
all their bad traits from their fathers
side. Detroit Free Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
MunicipaI Kinks.

In Rochester and Mankato. Mlnn.,
the commercial clubs are advocating
the establishment Of municipal skating
Kinks
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
WANTED.

A woman to do general house
work in a small family. Good wages
to the right party.
Apply at
II9S Westminster St City.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
KR6TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

Wczoraj znow sic odbyia try
godzinna sesya pred sedzlaml
municypalnymi W sprawie zarzu
tow sedziego Gemmilla przeclw
iunkcyonaryuszom g1ownego
waznego sqd6w municypalnych
Cermaka.
- Znaleziono wczoraj bombe
w sail poczty pakunkowej w bu-
dynku pocztowy1n. Bomba mia
la lont, a wewnatrz by} blado
czerwony proszek, ktory wyda-
wal wstretny od6r, gdy mafa i
lose tegoz za~palono.
L. Brixler, porter w hotelu
New Atlanta, internowany 20
stai ma Gas wojny. Znalczlono
dowody, &c miai Scislc stosunki
, barouem Won Reiswitzem, kon-
sulem niemieckim W Chicago.
Kapitan Max Nootbar, 20
stall przcz caIy sad policyjny jed
noglosnic uznany niewinnym.
Oskarzonv bvf przcz murzyns-
kich ur~zednikow micjskich, u
przekroczyl ustawf stanowa, "a
kazujac bialym i murzyhskim go
SCION w kabarctach W dzielnicy
murzyiskicj tahczyc i siedziet
trzy tych samych stolach. Sad
orzeki. ze zakaz nikomu zadncl
krzywdy mic wyrzadzif.
Parma jeanette Levine,
1909 Cypress ave. arcsztowana
zostaia pod zarzutem wydawa-
MIA licznych falszywych czekow,
Znaleziono W jej posiadaniu TAX
re .druki organizacyi Il. w. W."
Max Shuman, aresztowany
"a kradziez pakunk6w kompanii
American Express, jest Mem
CEN i ME dai sic registrowac. Je-
go wsp6lnikiem W kradziezacl1
byi c. Ludwig, Z Elkhart, Ind
B. I. Budd, prezes kolel
s6rnychw Chicago, oSwiadczys,
re koleje gorne beda prosily ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

merykanskie - PREY pierwszym or
kiestra grala America" PREY dru-
GIN grano Star Spangled. Banner"
- publicznoSC zebrana powstata
re swych miejsc ably oddac szacunek
tel przybranej O~jczyznie naszeJ'
pTzy kt6rej wiernie stoimy. rozen-
tuzyazmowana do tego stopnia, re
oklaskom ME byio konca.
rs. proboszrz n~astepnie powoiuje
pod{ug programu pierwszegO eKre-
TARA m~iejscowego Klubu Obyw. Mi
kolaja Kopernika p. WOj. +. Soske,
ma NOVICE; ten W pieknych I znanych
jego wymowie slowach pc przemo-
wieniu kilka slow. odczytuje rapport
2 5-cioletniej d~ziailanoSCi parafii.
(Sprawozdanie podajemy ma in
mem miejscu.) .
Numer City programu farsa Scent
czna W jednej odslonie odegrana
przez dzieci szkOlne pod kierOwnic-
TWEEN Czcigodnych Siostr Nauczy-
cielek - grano ~,,Imieniny Many.
Uznanie nalezy sic siostrom Nauczy
cielkom "a troskliwe w~yuczenie
dziatwy. Wybuchy Smiechu wywoia-
Ia ma}a I. Nejman, jake ~Jakobowa,
wiesniaczka, dzielnie je1 sekundowa-
II: I. Sowihska, l.. Lange, D. hone-
| weko, NJ. Pinkowska, II. Wtsntew-
ska, Szymon Pannert 1 X. Drzonek.
Ks. prob. R. Applet przebie3fszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

w~rzesnia, 1911 roku, J. K. Arcybis-
kup ]. Z. Ouigley uwzglednii petty
eye, lecz z powodu braku ksiezy pol
skich, obiecai du3zpasterza przydzie
lie dopiero ma wiosne roku 19l2.
S.p. ks. FIR. LANCE, 6wczesny konsul-
tor d~yecezyalny, kt6ry petycye Ar
cybiskupowi p~rzedlozy&, przyobiecat
sic nova zorganizowana parafia O.
piekowaG.
Nastepne 9 miesiecy s~pedzono W
s~zczerej i ener2icznej piracy okoto
skiadania grosza ma budowe polskie-
go ko$ciola i szkoiy, jak r6wnie5 W
oczekiwaniu "a swoim duszpaste-
rem, kt6rego spodziewano sic z
miesiaca ma miesiaC.
w koicu nadszedi 6w dzien diugo
oczekiwany, dzien p~rzyjecia naszego
proboszcza.
Stalo sic to dnia 1890 czerwca,
1912 roku, kiedy sp. ks. FIR. Lange,
wtenczas kapelan obydw0ch klu-
bow, przybyl ma jedno z ~posiedzen
Klubu Mikolaja Kopernika z ma
Sym obecnym pIoboszczem Wiel.
ks. R. Appeltem. Pc przedstawieniu
nam naszego proboszcza, zapanowa-
Ia og6lna rado;G i powitaniom ME
byio konca.
Og6lne zadOwolenie pOlonii tutej-
szej spowodowaio to, re cd togo cza
su kazdy sic brai raczo do %szczerej
i energicznej piracy, to tez powodze-
ME bylo nadspodziewanym sukce-
sem. DO ma czele stall nasz przewo-
dnik W osobie naszego proboszcza
ks. Rajmund Applet.
Komitet wybrany. z obywatell, n.
L. P!otrowskiego, Wojciecha F. So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
PARAFII NIEP.
r MARYI w IR-
WING PARKU.

Pierwsze kroki powziete W celu
zalozenia Polskiej parafii W tutej-
szej dzielnicy. byiy przez. obyw. -
Feliksa G6rskiego. Wojciecha F.
Soske, Jan S. Helwiga, Wlad. Hoff-
mana / n. l.. Piotrowskiego.
Dnia 3-go sierpnia, 1911 roku,
powyzej wymienieni obywatele zwo-
Iali masowe zebranie wszystkich Po-
lak6w / Polek. ma kt0rem zaiozono
Klub Obywatelski i'm. Miko}aja 10
pernika; diva tygodnie p6zniej zaio-
zony zostal Klub Polek i'm. Elizy
Orzeszkowej. Kluby te ~zalozone by
Iy W celu zlaczenia wszystkich Pola-
k6w tn zamieszkalych do %wsp6lnej
piracy okoIo zalozenia polskiej para
fiji. q polskim Kosciolem 1 szkoia.
Oba to Kluby do dis dnia istnie-
ia / So rzeczywiScie wielka pomoca
PREY przysporzaniu funduszow para
fiji. jak r6wniez " ulzeniu ciezkieJ
/ mozolnej piracy naszemu ~czcigodne-
mu proboszczowi.
Praca raz zapoczatkOwana szybko
postepowala naprz6d. Dnia l7-go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

misye stanowa urzadzeh publicz
nych O zezwolenie, ably podwyz-
szyG oplate "a jazde ma tychze
kolejach.
- Szef policyi Schuttler wczo-
raj przeni6sl dwoch kapitanow !
iedenastu p~orucznikow dwunas
III sierzantow i dwoch detekty-
WOW.
- Do Chicago wczoraj przy-
jechala przemysiowa komlsya
chihska. Ma jej czele jest gene.
raj Ting Tzu Chang. Brwic
beda w Chicago ca}y tydzlel po-
czem sic udadza do Hartford.
Conn, gdzie pred trzema laty
rad chiiski da} zam6wienic ma
narzedzia do maszyneryi, war
toSci miliona dolar6w. Narze.
dzia czekaja ma aprobate komi'
syi, zanim zostana wyslanc.
- Podniesiony zostai projekt,
azeby ulice South Water zamie-
ric ma bulwar. Projckt opraco-
wal komitet wykonwaczy Z 10.
ma komisyi planu chicagoskicgo.
Ma ulicy tel. wediug plauu ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

W krotkoSci dzielo organizowania
parafii / wyluszczywszy truly jake
sa poIo5one okolo organizowania pa
rafii, kt6rej ma zaszczyt bye pier
wszym proboszczem zwr6cii uwage
ma Olbrzymie koszta zabudowan pa
rafialnych zaznaczajac jednak, re
PREY wsp6ludziale parafian idzle
wszystko we wzorowym ~porzadku.
Nastapil potem ostatni numer
programu wykonany przez czionki-
ME Ch6ru sw. Agnieszki. Grano dra-
mat W trzech aktaCh p. t. pWyrodne
C6rki''.
Sztuxa. W kt6rej brady n~ajlepsze
miejscowe silly amatorskie, najle-
piei sic splsaly: parma A. Bakano-
wicz, W roll Agnieszki / PARMA A.
Kaczmarek, W roll Ireny. Zaznaczyc
wypada. re obsada r6l byla bardzo
starannie wykonana i pamieciowo
opanowana.
Opr6cz wyzej wymieniOnych W
przedstawieniu udziat braiy pna. j.
Str6z, pna X. Natuszak, pna F. Sa-
mulska, pna l.. Skaja, pna X. 9aka-
nowicz,' pna NJ. Helwig, pna F. Sa-
mulska i pna NJ. Urbanska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

MEM zagaii miejscOwy proboszcz y.
Applet, dziekujac ~parafianom i 60
SCION "a Iiczne przybycie zwraca
jac uwage ma fakt re nazwisko jego
Jest jeszcze pod numerem ! progra-
mu vice, gdy przyjdzie ma niego ko-
lei wiecej powie. Ma picrwszego mo-
wee programu powoiany zosta& je-
den z z~alozycieli parafii Niep Serca
Maryi. p. Felix's G6rski. Nastepnie
Choir pararialny Sw. Agnieszki pod
batuta m~iejscOwegO Organtsty |
zdolnego muzyka p. Stan. B. Mrozin
sk;ego odspiewal a Wiazanke melo-
dyi polskich ukiadu p. s. B. Mrozin-
skiego. b. ,Gdybym ia byla" ina 3
zehskie glossy SzOpena. oklaskom
ME bylo konca. / zmuszono Choir do
nadprogramoweso wystepu.
Nastapil potem tsniec wykonany
W kostyumach przez dziewczynk
srednie szkoly parafialnej, z wianKa-
mi. - Prey licznych efektach elek-
trycznych prey r6lno k~Olorowych
swiatlach widok byi zachwyeaIacym.
Grupa d~ziewczatek nastepnie z
towarzyszeniem orkiestry p~rzedsta-
villa 8 zywe obrazy patryotyczne 1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
I Okazyi piatsj rOGzNicy.

UroczystoSt piatej rocznicy zalo-
zenla parafii Niopokalsnego Serca
Maryi W Irving Parku uroczyScie OBJ
chOdzonO W ubiegia niedziele, dnia
1890 listopada.
Parafia ia. jedna Z najmlodszych
" Chicago. zaiozona zostala pred
pieciu laty W okoiicy Irving Parku
" miejscu, gdzie tylkO mala groma-
dka Polak6w W tym czasie byla oslo
dIona. Prey zaiozen.u parafii bylo
COS okoio 81 familii i z tenn zrobio-
no poczatek. DIS jcduak PREY zboz-
mel piracy paratia ia liCzy okoio 800
rOdzin.
Schema Msze Sw. odprawii miej-
scowy proboszcz Ks. Rajmund Ap-
pelt. Wieczorem zaS, W sail parafial-
nej urzadzono Wieczorek Rozmaito-
sci.
Parafianie sale parafislna wypei-
Mill po brzegi; ~zauwazOnO nawet IL
czuych przyjaci6l z innych parafii
lax ze StanisIawowa, Kantowa, Ma
rvanowa, JadwigOwa, JackOwa, Wa
clawowa, J~6zafatOwa 1 W.
Program Wicczorku by( bogato
urOzmaicOny.
Wieczorck, krotkiem przem6wie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

ami mniej AMI wiecej. tylko osiaeienie or.
ganizmu, spowodowane brakiem zeiaza
we krwi.
ze wzgledu ma slaba odpornosc ! mad
zwyczajne osiabienie " pewnycn okre-
sach czasu, kohiety potrZeouJa o ~le!e
wiecei zelaza cd melcZyzn ola pokrycia
odniesionych STRAIT
4eIaz lest n%iezbednedn dla ktwi celem
przemiany waszych pokarmo" ma 1y"9-
the sokI. Bee nieso, BEG wzglSdu co Jecle
I wiele jecie, pokarm przeJdzle pr.es az. al,
ganizm ME przyczyniajac sic niczem ola
Waszego ciaia. Me zyskacie silly : niego'
ale owszem, W ~nastepstw1e togo. oeoA:e~
cie slabi. bladzi. o chorobliwym wygia-
die, W ~zupelnosci Jak roShna, ktoIa pro
bute wyrastac ma gruncie nieIaw,etala.
Gym zelaza, Gdy nile ,esteseie n.s,sn,.
jaca probe: Przekonajcie sic. jak dtuSo
moEecie p~racowsc. Tub jak dlugo mo1ecie
isc bez zmeczen!a. Nastepnie zaIyJcIe
dwie tabletki plecio-granoWe bwyktGs%
90 iedzeniu 3rzez diva tygodnie. Pc te,
kurscyi ~wyprobujcie swojs SHE ma nowo
I zobaczcie, lie Sysxaliscie M sile: WI
dziaiem dIieslatki osob nerwowych, III.
peInie zrujnowanych ma drowiu, ktorsy
byli kompietn,e sisoi. a ktorsy W ~
konDletnIe 2 niestrswnosci. doleEwo4ci
watroby 1 innych nledomaSa1 " d.ie,is.
Gin do c~zternastu dniach pr1e5 proete "a
zvwsn.e telaza " odpowiedniej fornie'
A nawet Ct. ktorIy byli leczeni przes nile
siace bez tadnych re1ultatow. Mo 10y
wSfcie i.dnak tynktur 4elaza ola Zao-
szcIedzenia poprostu kilku eentow. zeia-
20 wyma game przes make nature dls
c~J.rwonych ciaiek We krwt cz,owteka
lest. nlestety, ME tyrn telazem. Wy m9-
s!cie zatywac telaIo " ,fornie: ktofe Si9
Sats iatwo a~beoroowac 1 asymilowac. axe
Sv ono wan ponoglo. inaczej oka4e sc
ono wiecet' szkodliwe. n!z utytec7ne. ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21

bye wybudowany bulwar dwu-
pietrowy ktory Z jednej ; strony
bedzie sic laczyl Z nowym dwu.
pietrowym mostem ma Michigan
ave. a Z drugiej Z I'll. Canal, ma
ktorej takze beda diva pietra,
gdy nowy dworzec Union bedzie
wybudowany. Targ owocowy i
warzywny, obecnie mieszczacy
sic PREY I'll. S. Water, ma bye
przeniesiony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
0DZlEKOWANlE

Wszystkim %krcwnym i przyja-
cioiom naszym, SzczcgoInie
tym, ktorzy raczyli kwiaty made
sIaG i tym, ktorzy odprowadzili
zwloki naszcj ~ukochancj matki. ;.
r. Amy Domek az ma cmcntarz,
i wszystkim, ktorzy " jakikol-
wick spos6b przyczynili SIC do IL
jcj pogrzcbu. zasyia--
my scrdccznc podzickUv anic sta
ropolskiem bog zap'ac'.
Rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-21
y IRVING PARK.

- Komitet %dobrobytu PREY para
fiji Niepokalanego Serca Maryi ska
dajacy sic z Klubu Mikoiaja Roper
nika / Elizy Orzeszkowej ma posie-
dzenei jutro wieczorem, o godzinie
Smei W sail zwyklych posiedzen. -
Wszyscy c%z}ohxowie / czlonkinie po-
winni bye obecni ma tenn p~osiedzenlu
bo sa wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia.
= j. Lieske, prezes.