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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-09-28

much opposed to the placing of the
Infantry Arms Range and Machine
Gun School in the territory selected
by the Association of Commerce of
Jackson.
j. H. Moffitt, R. W. Howard, Wal
ter Hardin and wife and Will Ring
gold, who had gone to Arkansas on
Tuesday of last week in Mr.. Rim
Colds Overland car, returned last
Sunday, having made the whole
trip without single puncture or
an accidental delay of any charac-
ter. Visits were made to the fam
lilies of George W. Stanford lMrs.
Walter Hardin's father) E. A.. Moi
fit and others in various parts of
the rich county of Mississippi. lMr.
Mofftt brought home some fine
specimen ears of white corn, of
which he says George Stanford will
make some 1900 bushels.
In response to a request from the
Woman's Committee of the Council
OF National Defense for Tennessee
the subject of the sermon at the
M. E. Church, South next Sunday
will be The Relation of Woman to
Her Nation in Peace and War"
This subject is used next Sunday
instead of the Sunday following be-
cause the evangelistic services for
this church have been announced
to begin the latter. The subject at
the evening hour will be Sin. What
is its Wages? Death" The public
most cordially invited to all servi-
ces. Prayer meeting as usual next
Wednesday evening
The many friends they have
made in Lexington will regret the
departure next Saturday, of Mrs
T. W. Sims and her daughters, Mis-
ses Marie and Enid, the three hav-
ing spent considerable of the sum-
mer at a local hotel, the DAVIS
House. 1t was not the intention of
Congressman Sims to return to
Washington this early after his We
~ short rest, but he has word of
threatened amendment to bill
which is intended to take care of
the civil rights Of American sol
diers during the war and on that
account he will accompany his wife
and daughters to Washington.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-09-28

Mrs. Mae Hassell, of Clifton, pass
ed through Lexington on Friday of
last week en- route to Columbia to
place her son Frank in the Holla-
day school there.
w. H. Penix, who gets mail out
of WilderSville, was in the other
day and paid both his own sub
scription and that Of his sister at
Wolf City, Texas.
Attorney Luther B. Johnson's
friends are rejoicing with him in
the recovery of his wife from a very
serious condition-and new baby
has been added to the johnson
home.
A negro boy aged about 17years,
fell from train No. SIS in the Lex
ington yard last Saturday night
while beating his way from Jack.
son and had both legs cut off, from
which he died Sunday. The negro
was not found until early Sunday
morning.
A letter from Cashier Collie, of
the Luray Banking Co., says sthe
people in that community are very
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-09-28

Mrs. J. W. Enochs and daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Anderson, visited their
son and brother, John Enochs, in
Jackson Tuesday.
H. E. Graper T. A. and W, H.
Lancaster and E. A. Adams and
w. H. Dennison made a run over to
Huntingdon yesterday.
Engineer Emmett Sneed, Conduc-
tor F. H. Howard and Trainman
Eugene Gordon, have returned from
a two weeks stay in Nashville.
Mrs. Veste. Melton, and daugh-
ters Miss Eunice, and Mrs. A. H.
Joyner are in Memphis this week
on account of the Tri-State Fair.
Several cards and letters have
been received by this Office from
the soldier boys at Camp Gordon.
All are enjoying excellent health.
Rock party and sandwich supper
was given in the Woodman Hall
Wednesday night for benefit of Red
Cross fund. Mrs. B. F. Busch and
Mr.. Jack HenniSaee were the prize
winners and Mrs. Ed Deloach the
BOBBY. A good sum was realized.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-09-28

w. r. DenniSon, representative of
Jno. D. Rockefeller, in his oil bus
mess, at Perryville, was in town
Wednesday.
Be sure to visit the Princess
Theatre Friday night and enjoy the
big 5 reel feature, "A Woman's
Awakening"
Next Monday will be Quarterly
County Court-a good time to come
in and pay your respects (and dues)
to this office.
w. H. Ross has been in the meat
market this week helping out S. H.
Ross, who has been doing some
work on his farm.
Hon. D. E. Scott, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is still confD-
ed to his bed, but we hope, is GAIN
ing some ground.
With G. Sterling Barry, of Par
sons, sticking type in this office and
Sooner" league doing the same in
the Republican office, Lexington
print shops have the appearance Of
old times.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-09-28
Abortion.

Mrs. Henry Howard is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs, +.
Howard at Lexington.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. viii lowers
a fine boy. Mother and boy doing
we'll.
Bro. Lewis came to Alberton
Sunday and preached a fine ser
mon, but was taken sick Sunday
evening and remained with I. A.
Hare until Tuesday evening, when
his sou Lee came for him. Hope
he'll soon be alright.
Miss Flora Roberts is at home
from her school and will spend the
vacation with her parents.
Lem Wall and son, John Albert,
of Yuma, have been here recently.
Sam ManeSS and wife are enter
tanning a new boy, who arrived last
Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Azbill has been sick,
but is much improved now.
The election day came and men
were nominated to all the county
offices, but at such a cost! We
don't say that every man put in Of
flee to succeed himself used whisky
to get in, but some of them did and
it is shame on the name of our
State, county and homes to have to
resort to such low, base and unlaw-
full means just in order to be re-
nominated to some office Will
such unlawful things be looked af-
ter and the violators punished or
will it rest with the Office sought?
And will the men who used whisky
as an election scheme be more
heavily of severely puni,he1 than
the candidates who furnished it
and had it sent to the voting,places?
1t is sincerely hoped that the judge
will do his duty. Now is the time
to act.
The school pupils had public
demonstration of fancy work and
farm products. The following were
the prize winners: Potatoes, Mar
tin Hare; Pepper, Hattie Maness;
Can Of Grapes, Maud Lindsey; Quilt
pieces, Louise Byrd; Fancy garters,
Gertrude Roberts and Allie Lindsey;
Corn, Murray Todd and Joe Small;
Crochet, Rrooksie Lewis; Can toma-
toes, Melvia Lindsey; Onions, Ed
Lindsey; Apples, Lena Cozart: Hand
kerchiefs, Tommie Azbill; Belts,
Lawrence Maness; Picked pepper,
Ruby Roberts; Cut flowers, Hattie
Maness. In the primary grades the
leaders were Ethel Wood and Ed.
Lewis; in advanced grades Allie
Lindsey led in spelling.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-09-28
HENDERSON COUNTY LOAN ASSOCIATION

A few of our citizens met in the
court house in Lexington last Sat-
urday and organized farm loan
association to be known as the Hen
derson County Farm Loan Associ-
ton. The organization provided for
a second meeting of the association
in the court house in Lexington on
the first Monday in October. All
citizens in the county who wish to
become members of this associa-
ton, should furnish us their names
between now and that time, or else
be there on that day. If you are a
farmer who needs money for the
necessary Improvements of your
farm, you should not let this oppor-
tunity pass you.
E. L. FEsMIRE, Pres.
A. L. DENIsoN, Sec'y.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-09-28
PERICLEAN SOCIETY.

The Periclean Society met Tues
day and carried out the following
program:
Debate-Resolved, That Aliens
Should Not Be Exempt From Mill
tary Service. Affirmative. Worth
Powers, Hubert Sergerson. Mega
tive: Herman Holmes, Guy Amis.
The verdict was rendered in favor
of the affirmative.
The Society adjourned until the
next regular meeting.
HERMAN HOLMES,
Reporter.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-09-28
Local and Personal

esseevs seeeseee sass eeee<
Esq. Jake Benson was here Thurs
day.
See the Candy Kid" Friday
night.
Esq. Sam McAdams was in town
Monday.
w. C. Pearson is attending the
Tri-State Fair.
Chancery Court next week with
considerable docket.
DR.. W. B. Keeton, of SCOTS Hill,
was in town Sunday.
And the new wholesale grocery
building is being rushed.
Esq. G. F. McHaney is reported
sitting up and improving.
You will be introduced to Mr..
No-Fence Law next Monday.
Mrs. j. F. Logan has been on the
sick list most of this week and last.
Lawyer Geo. T. Mccall, of Hunt
ingdon, was here Wednesday.
G. S. Barry, of Parsons, has &C
cepted position in this Office.
A girl weighing 81 pounds was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hin
son.
Mrs: Harry Dennison, of Perry
vile, spent last Friday here shop
ping.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball is holding a
meeting this week near Cedar
Grove.
Born to Mrs. Ed. Warpole, in
Memphis, ON Wednesday of last
week, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Greasy leave
today (Thursday) to attend the
Memphis Fair.
County Court Clerk j. w. Page
and wife went to Memphis to the
Fair Wednesday.
Dr. Chester Davidson came down
from Nashville and spent a few
days with homefolks.
Ed. Grain, of Brookport, ILL.,,
former Decatur Countian, was in
Lexington yesterday.
Her Candy Kid" Comedy at
Princess Friday night. This will
sure make you laugh.
Fred Holmes, of Nasville, brother
of Mrs. H. F. Martin, spent last
Thursday here visiting.
A new girl, the second child was
born last week to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gone Scott, West Of town.
County court Monday, then Chan
Gerry court Tuesday and the next
Monday will be Circuit court.
John S. Fielder, the efficient
cashier of the Citizens Bank spent
Tuesday night in Huntingdon.
Matt C. Barry, Of this office, went
to Jackson yesterday to have a
specialist doctor one of his eyes.
Lon B. Austin and family and W.
W. Hay and family are in Mem
phis attending the Tri-State Fair.
Hon D. G. Hudson, assistant
counsel for the N. c. & St. L. Rail
way, was in Lexington Wednesday.
Another big Star Production Of
the Mutual Film Co., will be seen
at Princess Theatre Saturday night.
Miss Achilles Lancaster returned
Sunday from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Willie Drake, at Aberdeen,
Miss.
Don't miss the big feature play
at the Princess, Saturday night,
presenting one Of the worlds lead
ing stars.
The great Tri-State Fair is in full
swing at Memphis-opened last
Saturday to continue ten days. The
fair has promise Of the greatest sue
cess in its history. Many of our
town and county people are attend
ing.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
Odezwa do Polonii Ia
mieszkaiej W dzielnicy
Annowa.
szanowni Bracia i siostry!

SZanOwni Bracia i SiOstry!
Komitet polaczony wszystkich to-
warzystw urzadza Obch0d Listopado-
wy poiaczony z Wiecem Agitacyi--
nym ma korzysG Armii PolskieJ, W
niedziele, 25go listopada, br., W sail
Chopin'a, PREY 19tej i Leavitt III.
Obch6d ]poprzedzi manifestacya pc
ulicach dzielnicy Annowa.
Porzadek obchodu bedzie naste--
pujacy:
Zbi6r wszystkich towarzystw VOL
skowych, sokolich, narodowycn i ko-
s~cielnych, TAX meskich jak / zen-
skich. o godzinie lei popoiudniu.
PREY 19tej Ill. i Hoyne ave., pr8E sa-
OBJ. Krupy.
Pc sformowaniu ws1ystkich iowa
warzystw przez marszalka OBJ. A. Bu-
dzynskiego, pochod ruszy punktual-
ME o godzinie 2giej p%opoludniu. Pc
przejSciu kilku blok6w uda sic do sa-
Ii wyze1 wymienionej.
Program ma sail bedzie obszerny
1 urozmaicony Spiewami deklama-
cyami.
Sprawl Polski i Narodu ~polskie--
90 zainteresowaia SWAT caly. o
sprawie Polski przychylnie wypowie-
dzieli sic najznakomitsi mezowie sta
nu oSwiadczajac sic "a Wolna Polska.
Bracia i Siostry, Pokazmy, re prag-
niemy wolnej Polski i re umiemy ko-
cha6 bohater6w, kt6rzy niesli zycie
W obronie wolnoSci. Stanmy jak je-
den MAJ i pokazmy, re So Polacy ma
Annowie, re jestesmy czeScia narodu,
ktorego aadna sila zgnieSc ME zdota.
Szanowni Rodacy stawmy sic hcz-
ME ma Obchod i Vice W niedziele 20
listopada. do sail Chopin'a.
Ia komitet Obchodu
Wojciech Dych, sekr.
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ski, jake sekretarz finansowy / ka-
syer; zas W korporacyi ola dziew--
czat prezeska wybrano pania Anne
j. Korzeniewska: wiceprezeska, pa
nj Rozalie Tomaszewska; sekr. prot,
pant Wiktorye Biedka; a obyw. Orgy
malski pelni6 bedzie urzad sekr. fl
nansowego i kasyera.
re spraw podniesionycn ma posie-
dzenlu wymienic nalezy sprawe ka-
nalizacyi we wiosce Niles, poniewaz
zarzad wioski wymaga, azeby kwe-
stye te jak n%ajpredzej ukonczyG I
wymaga, ably Zarzad Sierocinca ME-
omieszkai zaprowadziG pewne ulep-
szenia sanitarne. Oddano te sprawe
komitetowi z trzech dyrektor6w, kt6-
rym dano pelnomocnictwo do zala-
twienia jej jak ~najlepiej. Do Komi-
tetu weszli Wiel. ks. ObyrtacZ | ks.
WAC w. oILy D1olohl.
ks. Obyrtacz poruszyl sprawe szpita-
la dla sier0t i domu ola niemowlat
zaznaczajac, ably zabrano sic do bu-
dowy odpowiednich gmach6w. Pc
dyskusyi dluzszej mad t. sprawl po-
ruczono komitetowi skiadajacemu sic
q Wiel. ks. Sztuczki i OBJ. Drzymal-
skiego i Nowickiego, ably upatrzyi
miejsce do budowy iaby porozumial
sic z architektem.
Poniewaz Sad WHISKY Stanu Hill
nois wydal decyzye ma mocy kt6rej
Powiat Cook bedZie musia1 W przysz-
}oSci wyznaczyG pewne sunny ma pol
skie sieroty, jakto dawAiej bywalo,
przeto Wiel. ks. Sztuczko pyta, czy
podatek ma parafie polskie nalozo-
ny W biezacym roku ma bye place.
ny nadal. Postanowiono zatrzymaG
sic z ia sprawa do czasu, kiedy dy-
rekcya OtrZyma 0llZSze nlormaCye
cd wladz sadowych.
Wiel. ks. W%ojtalewicz oznajmia, re
oh. IL. Brzozowski re South Chica-
go ofiaruje ma rzecz Sierocinca dwie
Lofty W haywood. Postanowiono z}o-
zyG ofiarodawcy podziekowanie "a
piekny dar. Ma posiedzenie zg}osii
sic obyw. Antoni Rudnik i ofiarowaf
$500 W got6wce ma sieroty, "a &C
mu podziekowano. Wyrazono ma
dzieje, re z powodu nadchodzacych
SWAT ofiarodawcy beda mieli liczny
zastep nasladowcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
(Wsasna korespondencya Dzien'
nika Chicagoskiego)

- Rudowa koScioia Sw Jacka
W Avondale postapiia Stosunko-
wo dosyG naPrz6d; postapiiaby
jeszcze wiecej gdyby dostarczo-
no ma czas zelazo i wyroby >, ter
racotte"; injury do tego czaSu
siegaja do w~ysokoSci 10 stop,
miejscami nawct 20 stop wyso-
koSci, mianowicie w tych miej-
scach, W ktoych okna przycho-
dzs dopiero W tel ~wysokoSci.
Pred zima jeSzcze maja zamiar
EoSoIyc cementOwa posadzke
czyli nakryc basement, w kto-
rym beda sic mieSciiy ,,boilery",
ma co kontraktorzy czynia juz
obrachunki, a prawdopodobnie
jeSli pogoda sprzyjat bedzie to
w ~przyszlym tygodniu rozPocz-
na PREY tenn roboty. P. ].
Szrambek kontraktor murarSki,
jak dotad, prowadzi swoje robo-
ty sumiennie pomimo zazdros-
nych krytyk; ME MONA mu mic
zarzucic i jeSli tax dalej p0jdzie,
to ukohczy budowe sz~czeSliwie.
4 zddoedzie sobie dobra reklame
i wdziecznoSc obywateli Avon
dalskich.
Klub ObywatelSki i'm Kr.
lana SobieSkiego W parafii Sw.
.Iacka, rozumiejac waznosc "a
DANA, jakiem jest budowa kos
ciola ! pragnac choc' w cze;ci
dopomodz w trudnem tenn zada-
riu; ks. proboszczowi mianowi-
Gle W zbieraniu pieniedzy ma te-
&c budowe, nabyt olote" wiel-
AoSci 52x125 stop wartoSci $50
dolarow, ktora zamierza pu-
Scic ma losowanie, bilety ma ten
eel sprzedaja juz Cd paru mic
siecy po 100; ma losowanie tel
Lofty przeznaczono dzien Dziek-
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Il. adv uwiadomimic wszystkich

81, aby uwiadomimic w~szystkich
aby pieniadze "a bilety, oraz BIZ
lety nierozsprzedane zwrocili do
sail pod koscioiem w przyszia
niedziele t. j. rs list. po poiud.
miedzy godz. 2ga a Sta, kto-
rzy zaS chca jeszcze nabyc bile
ty, MECH sic zgiosza do czion-
kow Klubu lub do ks. probosz-
GA.
- Parie Avondalskie zabraly
sic gorliwie do piracy, mianowi-
Gle do wyrabiania ciepiych ubran
weInianych dla zoinierzy pol
skiej armii, zbieraja sic diva ra-
~ W tygodniu W sail pod koScio
lem t. j. we wtorki i czwartki o
80 wieczorem, w celu odda-
ria zrobionych ubrah i wziecia
materyaiu ma robienie nowych;
zaznacza sic, re kt0re Z pan mic
NIGGA zajqc sic ia praca Z powo-
au Swych licznych zaje6, NIGGA
sic przyczynic w inny sposob
CO tego szlachetnego dzieia, mia
nowicie ofiarowac jakaS sumo
pieniedzy ma zakupno materya-
low potrzebnych ma owe ubra-
MIA; zadna prawa Polka ME po-
Wilma sic cd tego uchylac, ale
kazda wediug moznoSci powin-
ia zlozyt jakaS ofiare ma ofta-
rzu Ojczyznie, gdy mlodzlez
meska ofiaruje ma to swoja krew
i zycie.
- WszyStkie towarzyStwa w
dziclnicy avondalskiej przygoto-
wuja sic do urzadzenia wspolnie
obchodu listopadowego W dniu
. grudnia, o czem blizSze szcze-
goly beda podane pozniej. OBJ
ch6d ow ma sic odbyc w sail OBJ.
Warszynskiego Il zbiegu ulic
Wolfram i Central Park ave.
Y.
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Turkot wozow sprawl
p~rzykrose.

Pewna niewiasta tax cierpiaia ma
reumatyzm, IL 2 b6lu piakala. Ger
pia{a tax strasznie, IL nawet turkot
woz6w ma ulicy sprawial jej boil ME
slychany. Musiano ME karmic lak
dziecko i unosiG ma przescieradle'
kiedy zaczela uzywae Natures Or
DERBY Laxative, m6wi}a p. Blanche
Smith. Gdyby ME to lekarstwo, by
1abym juz dis ma cmentarzu. Reu-
matyzm jest straszna choroba l cier-
pia1am prawie wszystkie agonie, tax
re nawet mySl o nicn dreszczem nile
przejmuje. Pr6bowa}am wszystko co
mi rekomedowano, tax, re 1uz pra-
vie utraciIam nadzieje, lecz posta-
nowilam j~eszcze sprobowat Natures
Orderly Laxative. Prawie natych-
Mast boil sic usmierzy1 "a choroba
~polepszyia sic do tego stopnia, re dis
czuje sic zupeinie zdrowa.
Wszyscy, kt6rzy cierpia ma zota-
dek, nerki, watrobe ktorych krew
lest oslabiona, powinni sprobowac
Natures Orderly Lavatives. Ma spree
daz W gwarantowanych Csc pudet-
koch u Moeller Bros, w. A. Vie
boldt i wszystkich pierwszorzednych
aptekach. losf.)
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Z Polskiego Sierocinca.
WOjciech Iych, sekr.

w ubiegiy piatek odbyof sic po-
siedzenie dyrektor6w j dyrektorek
Polskiego Sierocinca W domu Zjed-
n~oczenia. U~czestniczyli dyrektorzy
Wielebni Ksieza Franciszek Volta
lewicz, Kazimierz Sztuczko, Jan O.
byrtacz / obywatele Wlad. Janiszew-
ski, PaweI Drzymalski, Stanis}aw
Behnke, Edmund X. Jarecki, i Fran
ciszek P. Danisch, oraz panic Anna
J.. Korzeniewska, Rozalia Tomasze-
wska / Wiktorya Biedka. Dyrektorzy
i dyrektorki wyiej w~ymienieni, oraz
Wiel. ks. Tomasz Bona l panic Ag-
nieszka Klawitter i Karolina Buc SO
czionkami dyrekcyi korporacyi ola
chfopc6w 1 dla dziewczat Sierocinca
Polskiego W Niles.
Posiedzenie odbyio sic pod pre-
wodnictwem nowego prezesa. sedzie-
90 Edm. X. Jareckiego. Pierwsza
sprawl, kt6ra zajeto' sic byla kWe-
stya uregulowania czlonkostwa dy-
rekcyi. Stwierdzono, re ma rok PREY
SHY wed{ug wyboru ma ostatniem
plenarnem posiedzeniu. przedstawi-
cieli parafii polskich W Chicago,
wyzej wymienione osoby peinic be-
da urzedy dyrektor6w i d~yrektorek.
2 pomiedzy zaS tych os6b W korpo-
racyi ola chIopc6w urzednikami 20
stall wybrani sedzia Jarecki, jake
prezes; WIad. Janiszewski, jake
pierwszy wiceprezes; Wiel. ks. FIR.
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z KENSINGTON.

SmierG giodowa Czyni straszne
spustoszenie ma ziemi ~naszej.
Tysiace bezdomnych z przeraza--
,jacym wzrokiem obiedu giodowego,
bez dachu, mad giowa. Obdarci, o.
giuszeni hukiem armat, tuiajac sic
pc lasach wolaja: - Pomocy! Ratun
ku!
Tam nieszczeSlfwe matki q rozdar-
TEN screen klecza mad umierajaca
dziecina ginaca straszna, okropna
Smiercia giodowa....
Oh, Ia najnieszczesliwsza z matek
kt6ra oddala wszystko co mogla ola
ratunku tel niewinnej lstoty, PREY
ciska poraz ostatni zimne juz czion-
XII niemowlecia usty spleczonemi, re
wzrokiem utkwionym W nasza stro-
ne 1 ostatnim tchem VIOLA: ,,Bracia
Siostry! Pomocy, ratunku, chleba!"
Oh, jak strasznie pomysleG o tenn,
re tax VIOLA do mas matka, ktora gfo-
dowa smiercia utraciia Gala rodzine;
2 wyciagnietemmi rekoma biaga ona
ratunku. Czyz my opiywajacy W do
statki pozostawa6 bidzie giuchymy
/ ozieb}ymi?
Ot65 my dzieci wielkiego narodu,
kt6rych los prZygnal tn "a ocean,
zdala cd tych lax i pol ma kt6rych
obecnie krew bratnia przelewa sic
s~trumieniami ME pozwolimy ginac
drogim sercu naszemu istotom.
Ma doch6d z giodu ginacych DIE
ci polskich, komitet poiaczonych to-
warzystw koScielnych i narodowych
urzadza przedstawienic, jutro, t. ]. W
niedziele, 25go listopada.
Odegrane beda dwie bardzo zaj--
mujace sztuki p. t.: rPokoj zawar--
ty" i ,,Siowiczek".
Przedstawienie odbedzie sic W sa-
Ii OBJ. J. Stancika, pnr. 2O5 E. 115ta
ul; poczatek o godzinie 4ej popofu-
dniu.
Ma przedstawienie zapraszamy
wszystkich rodak6w, tax Q miejsco-
wych jak | tych s%asiednich okolic -
mianowicie: 2 West Pullman. Blue
Island, Harvey, Poznania, Burnside,
North Pullman j Pullman.
Komitet Obchodow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
,,Wyleczcie sic
z ruptury tax jak
ia sic ~wyleczylem"
Starry kapitan okretowy wyleczyl sic
z ruptury potem gdy doktorzy
powiedzieli:
,,Operacya albo SmierG".

Jego IekarstwO 1 ksiaika posiane darmo
Kapitan Ceilings odbywat podroze
morskie przez wiele lat; potem doznaf
.podwojnej ruptury | przez wlele lat
ME m6gi opuScie lozka. Napr6zno szu-
kali rady lekarzy. OstatecZnie powie--
dziano mu, re must poddac sic opera
cyl albo umierac. On ME zrobii tego
M~YkuroMai sic sam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24

J..,-a ..ror.manem"f Staral sic
nakIonic wlasctciels fabrykl do pre-
GyIania ogioszun DZIENNIkOWI CHI
Polskl pontyk, cry wiekszy cEy mnieI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24

Esnim uaaH. sic po porade DO adwo.
kata, przsjrzyj liste polskich prawni.
k6w ma szpaltach DZIENNIRA CHI.
CAGOSKIEGS.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-19

You know, mother said Twas 70 h1ve
1t, and-Pm twenty now. Do you think
it would be all right? But If you do
not want me to wear it."
II do want you to-" was the prompt
reply. "Yes 1t is quite time you were
wearing 1t. Ill get 1t out of the trunk
myself, and send Fairy down to help
YOU" Then as he turned toward the
door, he asked carelessly, "Is he very
good-looking, Prudence?"
And Prudence, with crimson face,
answered quickly "Oh, really. didn't
notice, father"
He went on upstairs then, and pres.
emily Fairy came down with the dainty
silk gown trimmed with fine soft lace.
II brought my lavender ribbon for your
hair, Prudence. 1t will match the
gown so nicely. Oh, you do look sweet,
dearest, l pity Jerrold Harmer, Il can
tesl you that. Now l must hurry and
finish my own dressing"
But with her foot on the bottom
stair, she paused. Her sister was call.
Ing after her. "Send father down here
quick, Fairy"
Father ran down quickly, and Pru.
dence, catching hold Of his hands,
whispered wretchedly, "Oh, father, he
he Is good-looking. IL did notice
it. didn't really mean to lie to YOU"
There, now, Prudence" he said,
kissing her tenderly, ''you mustn't get
excited again. Pm afraid you are too
nervous to have callers. You must lie
very quietly until he comes. That was
no lie, child. You are so upset you do
not know what you are saying today.
BE quiet now, Prudence it's nearly
time for him to come"
You are dear good father" she
cried, kissing his hands passionatcly,
"but it was lie. did know what l
was saying. did 1t on purpose"
And Mr.. Starr's heart was heavy, for
he knew that his fears were realized.