davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28

W parafii Sw. Szczepana, gdzie
proboszczem jest x. DR.. AL. Gorskl'
panuje ruch nadzwyczaj ozywiony;
parafia ia rozwija sic coraz to le-
piej, kiedykolwiek nasz reporter "a
vita, ably zasiegnaG jakiej wiadomo-
Sci, zawsze znajdzie cos nowego. co
byio stare, jest teraz zastapione no.
wen / TAX praca idzie szybkim kro-
klein; udoskonalenia prak6w So pod
kazdym wzgledem wygodne, a para
fianom do uzytku potrzebne. I tax
scena W sail parafialnej jakotez i
scenerye oraz r~ozmaitego gatunku
kulisy, kurtyna, So juz kompletnie
ukonczone / gotowe do uzytku.
Ia inicyatywa | staraniem niekt6-
rych szczodrobliwych niewiast, urza-
dzono kaplice ola Si6str Nauczycie-
lex, W domu pnr. SIG Peoria ul.;
W kaplicy tel znajduja sic wszystkie
potrzebne urzadzenia, a wszystko to
dostalismy dzieki naszym zacnym
paniom, kt6re tax dzielnie p~racuja
ola naszej p"arafii.
w ubiegla sobote o godz. lei ra-
no prob. X. DR.. Alexy G6rski, po-
swiecil kaplice I oltarz, a zarazem
odprawil Msze sw. W obecnoSci ma
szych miejscowych Si6str Felicya--
mex, oraz Si6str poza m~iejscowych.
=
w przyszly czwartek, dnia 5000
maja b. r. og odz. 10. rano, wedle
rozporzadzenia X. Arcybiskupa, be-
die odprawiona Msz sw. uroczysta z
asysta i z wystawieniem Najsw. Sa-
| kramentu ma intencye pokoJu.
81
w ~przyszly piatek wieczorem q
godz. 1880 odbedzie sic uroczyste "a,
, konczenie majowego nabozenstwa.
~
w najblizsza niedziele, t. J. dnia
Ego czerwca b r. odbedzie sic po'
pis dzieci szkolnych: program jess
urozmaicony spiewami, kt6re wyko
naja dzieci pod dyrekcya p. Jakdbs
Netzel, miejscowego o~rgapisty; ode
grana zostanie take operetka p. t
,,Lekcya W Pensyonacie"; ola dziec
szkolnych odbedzie sic przedstawie
ME w piatek, dnia 31go maja b. r
o godz. 3ej popoiudniu, a ola star
szych W przyszia niedziele, dnia 2gt
czerwca o godz. 1880 wieczorem.
x
w sail parafialnej jest przeszl'
600 siedzeh; w~iekszost bilet6w jes
juz r%ozprzedana a do przysz}ej ME
dzieli spodziewamy sic, ze ami jedrfe
60 ME zostanie. Me tylko parafia
ME powinni korzystac re %sposobno
Sci - ale i So CT z innych parafii SO
siednich powinni przybyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
z MLODZIANKOWA.

W sprawozdaniu Podatku Narodo-
wego z parafii IS. Mlodziankow po-
minieto iednego kolektora, a mia
nowicie p. Pawla Gajec, ktory W
miesiacu kwietniu skolektoWai
$1,000.
Oar Majowy jest obecnie przedfu-
zony j ~ieszcze MORA nadal skiadac
ofiary ma plebanii kazdego czasu "
dni ofisowe: podajemy spis nleKto-
rych hojnych ofiarodawc6w Daru
Majowego, jak n~astepuje: p. Broni-
siaw ~Chojnacki $25v p. Pawef kafu-
cki SIS; D. Franciszek Wojcik $40;
D, Jan zwierzchowski $40; p. J6zef
Wilk $1,000.
w przyszly czwartek piatek'
priv zakonczeniu majowego nabozen
! silva W kosciele IS. MlodziankoW wy
| giosi kazania gorliwy kaznodzieJa l
misyonarz X. Karol Warol, Jezuita,
pzybyly niedawno z Europy, celem
| rozszerzenia A~postolstwa Modlitwy
do Boskiego serca Jezusa; wierni pc
winni k~orzystac z tel okazyi 1 PREY
bye jak nailiczniej, gdy5 bedzie spo-
| sobnos6 ~usiyszec niekt6re wiadomo-
sci z naszych stron ojczystych.
W przyszly czwartek o godz. gel
rano odbedzie sic uroczyste nabozen-
stwo z asysta, kt6re odprawi X. pro-
boszcz Jan Zwierzchowski; procz
te,o odbedzie sic wystawienie Najs.
SACRAMENTO z polecenia / rozporza-
dzenia X. Arcybiskupa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28

" IEKSZOsc ludzi nierozsad-
w ME mysli, re odzyskaja
w zdrowie ! silly przez pod
niecajace lekarstwa Tub narkoty-
XII, m6wi DR.. E. Sauer, lekarz bo-
stohski, ktory studyowa} W Euro
pie W najwiekszych instytucyach
medycznych 1 W tym kraju. FAX
tenn Jest, re SHE MONA nabyc tyl-
ko z pokarmu, ktory sic je. Ale
ludzie czesto ME otrZymuja silly 2
pokarm6w, ktore zpozywaja, po-
niewaz ME maja odpowiedriej ilo-
Sci zelaza we krwi, ktoreby umo-
zliwilo zmiane pokarm6w ma zy-
wotne soki. 2 os}abienia l ogolne-
go stanu oni wiedza, re cos jest
zlego, ale ME moga powiedziec co.
Gdy rie ~jestescie SLIM | zdrowi,
to winniscie zrobic ola siebie ma
stepujaca probe: zbadajcie, jak
d}ugo mo4ecie pracowae, Tub jak
daleko mozecie> ise bez zmeczenia.
Nastepnie utywajcie dwie piecio-
gramowe tabletki zwyklego orga-
nicznego zelaza try razy ma dzieh
jedzeniu przez diva tygodnie. Pc t.
eksperymencie spr6buicie swoja 8
znowu / przekonajcie sic, wiele
Widziaiem dziesiatki os
nerwowych, zupeinie pulmonary
ma zdrowiu, kt6rzy byli kompletr
slabi, a kt6rzy W tym czasie zdwo
swoja SHE 1 ~wyleczyli sic kompletl
2 niestrawnosci, dolegliTosci watro
I innych niedomagah, poprostu PR
zazywanie zelaza W odpowiedniej IL
mic. / to niekt6rych wypadkat
gdy sic leczyli przez miesiace, ME q
znawszy zadnej ulgi." Me zazywajt
jedrak tynktur zelaza ola zaoszci
dzenia poprostu kilku centow. '
MUSCLE zazywac zelazo W formie, kt
re sic dale iatwo absorbowac 1 asyn
lowac, azeby ono wan pomog}o, IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
BACZNOSC

K6IkO Dziewczat ola DziewcZat.
Posiedzenie kofka Dziewczat ola
Dziewczat odbedzie sic W piatek, 81.
maja, o godzinie Smej wieczorem. W
domu Zwiazku Polek, W sail zwyk-
lych posiedzen. Obecnos& wszystkich
kolezanek bardzo zadana re wzgle-
du Ia poch6d do Pomnika Kosciusz-
XII W niedziele. dnia Ego czerwca. -
Sekretarka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
korporacya Pa|atine
1112-l114 MILWAUKEE AVE, CHICAGO, ILL.
Co to jest Palatine?

Co to jest Palatine?
Dlaczego polska organiZacya
nosi obca NAIVE?
Czy ME lepiej by bylo mice
NAIVE czysto polska?
Take pytania Zadajs sobis
Cz%ytelnicy.
NaZwa Palatine pochodzi cd
lacinskiego wyraZu "Palatinus".
Ia dawnych cZasow rzyms-
kich nazyIwano tenn mianem wy
sokich urzednikow krolewskich,
obdarzonych krolewsks wladza.
q wyrazem tym spotykamy
sic W p~owieSciach Sienkiewi-
ca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
General Archinard,
Mission Militaire Franco-P Polo
naise,
4 Rue Chanaleilles,
PARIS, FRANCE.

Komisya uczyni to samo, jak 70
wniez chcialaby wyslac w imieniu
Komitetow Obywatelskich $4,000
frank6w, najmniej, ola rozdania
naszym zuchom,J jake skromny
dowod pamieci rodak6w w Anne
ryGe. - Specyalnych funduszow
ria to niema, zwracamy sic przetc
Go Kemitetow Obywatelskich, by
te nadesialy nam jak najspiesz-'
niej kwote z sum posiadanych W
kasie. .
Sadzimy, re zachety do spelnie-
MIA tego ME %potrzeba.
Komisya Wojskowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
Zazywajcie Nuxated Iron, m6wia leka-
RE jezeIi chcecie mice size i wytrzy-
ma1osc jak atleci!

Robi siabych, nerwowych ] pod.
upadiych ludzi silnicjszymi W die.
sieciu dniach czasu W wielu wy.
padkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28

While someone gives his Life
what are you givingi
think a minute
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
Rocznica UtWOTzenia Pol
, skiej Armii We FlanCyi.

. OlShd NOIlllSyd "~OJoNO"d ~
zeslala do ~wszystkich Centrow
Rekrutacyjnych i Komitetow O.
hywatelskich nastepujacy Komu-
nikat:
New York, "a maja, 1918.
Do Komitet6w Obywatelskich
ola Armii Polskiej:
Przybliza sic ola ruchu zbroj--
nego, dazacego ku Wolnej i Zje-
dnoczonej Polsce - Wielka Ro-
cznica.
Dnia Ago czerwca mia rok o.
Igloszenia przcz Republike Fran
lcuska aktu o tworzeniu sic Armii
Polskiej we Francyi. w Rocznice
te, tam "a morzein, pierwsza dy-
wizya Armii Polskiej otrzyma bo-
lowe sztandary, by z tenn god}em
|przyszlej chwafy stanac, jak maj
predzej do Walk z najwiekszym
wrogiem naszego harodu.
Tu, Nv Stanach Zjednoczonych,
tel prawdziwej kolebce Armii ma
szej, dziei ten historyczny powi-
MEN bye tez uczczony odpowie--
dnio.
Dlatego tez Komisya Wojsko-
wa poleca wszystkim Komitetom
Obywatelskim wysiac ma ten
dziei odpowiednie depesze Z zy-
czeniami ola Armii Polskiej ma
rece Generate Archinarda, orga-
nizatora Polskich Sill Zbrojnych
we Francyi, pod nastepujacym d
Gresem:
General Archinard,
Mission Militaire Franco-Polo-
naise,
Rue Chanaleilles,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
Ruch " TOWarlstvaCh.
re STANIShAWOWA.

- Macierz Polska oddzia} City Sw.
Stanislawa K .odbedzie regularne po-
siedzenie we wtorek. dnia % maja,
W hall zwyklych posiedzen. Kazdy
| czlonek i czionkini powinni bye obec
nj, DO So bardzo wazne sprawy do
yalatwienia. Ia nieobecnosG kara 81.
- Sta. Liczmahski, prezes; Jan
oJppeck, sekr. prot, 1898 Thomas
ul.
- Tow. Sw. Walentego or. Sauna
Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne p~osiedze-
ME we wtor@k, dnia 2Sgo maja, o
godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W hall
zwyklych %posiedzen. Zarazem upra--
sza sic czlonk6w, azeby przynieSli
Swiadectwo cd Komunii Sw. wielka-
nocnej, jezeli ME byli z Tow. - P.
Nawrocki, PREF; Ant. Zientek, sekr.
prot, 1916 Holt I'll.
MLODZIANKOWA.
- Tow .Sw. Franciszki mr.. S85ty
odbedzie swoje regularne posiedze-
ME we wtorek, dnia 28go maja, o
godzinie pol do 6smej, W hall zwyk-
}ych p~osiedzeh. Kazda cz}onkini ma
bye obecna. - Fran. Schlieben, pre-
zeska; Roz. Pawiowska, sekr. prot.
u JADWHGOWA.
- Tow. Polek i'm. Maryi mr.. SO
Zjed. odbedzie nadzwyczajne posie--
dzenie we wtorek dnia 2Sgo maja, o
godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W hall wv
k}ych ~posiedzen. Kazda siostra pro-
szona jest o przybycie, poniewaz So
badzo wazne sprawy do za}atwienia.
- Marya Osuch, PREF; Julia Handy
ba, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28

w przyszla niedziele W kosciele
sw. S~zczepana, odbedzie sic uroczy-
sta Suma o godz. 1890 rano, / pro-
cesya jake W u~roczystoSc Bozego
Gala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28

Klub Pan Kr6lowej Wandy UREA
dza ~wycieczke, czyli tax zwana Ma
j6wke ola dzieci szkolnych 1 W og6-
lie wszystkich parafian, dnia 1890
czerwca, b. r. do ogrodu ,,Natoma
Park, PREY kohcu linii tramwajowej
Milwaukee ave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
URGES ECONOMY
Drive OVER j. S.
(By Associated Press,

(By Associated PreSsJ
NEW YORK. June 6.-High prices
and accompanying imitation can best
be combatted by strict personal econ.
omy and by corresponding saving OF
materials. labor and credit by busi-
ness interests and municipalities, Paul
NJ Warburg, member of the federal
reserve board and former New York
banker. declared In an address today
before the National Conference on war
economy.
ION one side of the balance sheet OF
the world corporation" said Mr.. War
burg, are all the things unconsumed,
on the other side are the dollars. X
the dollars increase rapidly and II the
things do not increase, or II indeed
they decrease, there must ensue IN.
flation of prices. The more we save.
the most do we increase the amount
Of things on the enc side of the ledger,
and the more we may hope to succeed
In keeping their prices down. The
people of the United States who stand
ready to give their all to win this war
will cheerfully forego unnecessary
comforts and luxuries when they once
fully grasp the real significance OF
economy in this emergency.
There exists on the part of many
some hesitation to cooperate without
reserve In this matter of saving be-
cause they fear that consistent saving
and curtailment Of credit may create
great hardships and subject many
people to the cruelties Of unemploy-
ment. am profoundly convinced that
we have no right to let this thought
prevent us from going the full length
in our drive for economy"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
History of First Man Hanged in
Richmond Recalled by Photograph

"reminiscences of the first and only
man hanged in Richmond and the last
man hanged in Indiana, outside the
state prison were recalled Thursday
by Chief of Police Gormon when the
photograph of the Inflated man was
found in a dictionary supposedly pub
lished before the civil war.
The man was n. S. Bates who was
convicted of first degree murder by
iury. none of the members of which
are living today. |. A. Gormon was
then sheriff of Wayne county.
Bates, lived at Hagerstown. His
wife would not live with him because
he drank and treated her cruelty
Bates was out chopping wood one day
and decided that he would kill his
wife and then himself. according to
his own testimony in the trial. TAX
ing an AK handle and knife, he first
struck his wife over the head and
then cut her throat, but he admitted
on the stand that his nerve failed him
when it came to committing suicide.
After being held in the county Jail
for 100 days, which was the law then,
Bates was hanged on Aug &c. 1886,
before a large crowd. Effects of this
last hanging on the people who came
far and near to witness it was shown
Gormon said by the fact that the
largest restaurant claimed not to
have sold much more than fifty cents
worth of food.
After this hanging, Sheriff Gormon
went to Henry U. Johnson then state
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
WILL DECIDE SOON
ON Offer FOR CAMP

The decision concerning the estab-
school here for drafted men probably
will be learned within few days. The
matter must be put before the war
department at Washington before a
definite decision is made.
Captain Joy, who represents the
committee for the establishing of
training camps, made tour of the
city from early Wednesday morning
until after 10 o'clock Wednesday night
inspecting the accommodate o
which the city has to offer for the
camp. Members of the Commercial
club committee who accompanied him
on the inspection tour were encour-
aged by his comments, and believe
that the camp may be obtained for
the city.
II decision is made to locate the
camp here contract will be drawn up
between the war department and the
Richmond organization backing the
movement If the terms of the con-
tract can be met here there will be
no question about the establishment
of the camp. The contract is expect
ed to arrive Friday or Saturday.
II the camp is located here it proba-
bly, will be known as the Richmond
Commercial Club Training Detach-
ment as the Commercial club is TAX
ing the responsibility of meeting the
requirements for the camp.
A hundred men will be trained in
the camp that is proposed for Rich
mond. Later it is hoped to extend
the detachment so as to double the
number.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
American Born Women
Will Be Compelled to
Register as Enemy Aliens
(By Associated PressD


INDIANAPOLIS, June 6.-Under in
structions for the registration of Ger
man alien women, number of Amer
lean born women in this state will
find it necessary to register on or
soon after June II. American born
women whose husbands are enemy
aliens must register the same as if
they themselves were born in Ger
man and never had become citizens by
due process of law. Alien women,
married to American men before April
6. 1917, will not be required to regis
ter.
Instructions for the registration
have been sent to postmasters and
chiefs of police by Mark Storen,
United States Marshal fer Indiana. In
cities and towns of more than 5000
population registration will be under
the supervision O. the chief of police.
In the smaller towns and rural dis
tricts the postmasters will look after
the work.
Marshal Storen has estimated the
number of women aliens in the state
who will have to register at about
10000, or about the same number as
enemy alien men. He expects the reg
istration to be completed in about a
week. The registration order includes
all unnaturalized German women IA
years or more old. Penalty for failure
to register is internment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
PURDUE MAN TO
JUDGE EXHIBITS

A horticulture. expert from Purdue
University will act as Judge for the
war garden produce exhibits at the
opening of the market Friday, June
IA Four prizes are to be awarded for
the best display of garden stuff
raised by member of the school war
garden army.
With 1920 members of the war gar
den army, E. F. Murphy, of the Com
mercial Club War Garden committee
is expecting a big display of garden
produce at the market. All children
wishing to have place In the mar
ket are expected to have their garden
stuff on hand by o'clock Friday
evening
The large number of children who
are engaged in garden work In the
city has made necessary the garden
market in order to take care of the
over-production, and it is expected
that the proposed method Of disposing
of the produce will be the most sue
cessful
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06

senator, and asked that he introduce
into the legislature a bill that would
call for hanging of murderers at the
state prison. The bill passed.
Only two other men were hanged
by law, in Wayne county, one at the
oldest county seat Salisbury and the
other at Centerville when it was the
county seat. Bates was the third and
last man hanged in the county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
Memorial Services at
Williamsburg Sunday

DR.. Joseph J. Rae, Of Richmond. will
be the speaker at the Memorial SER
vices to be held Sunday, June 8, at
the Methodist church at Williamsburg.
A musical program will be given by
the Methodist Sunday school orches-
ira, OF which Cecil Chenoweth Is
leader and Verl Shelter director.
The program for the exercises fol
lows:
March-Fourth Battalion. Orchestra
March-Uncle Sammy. Orchestra
PRAYER ...R Rev. Ira Rife
Medley-Keep the Home Fires
burning .oiSHSoIio
AUuTeSS III. d ~ AeAC
Waltz-Blue Bird Orchestra
Benediction ..... Rev. Ira Rife
March-There's a Long, Long
lTdll oiSAAc''i"
Ensemble-The Star Spangled
Banner -. Audience and Orchestra
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
MESSAGE TO WOMEN
(By Associated Press.)

AN ATLANTIC JORT, June e.
Mrs. Emmalne Pankhurst, arriving
from England with message to the
women of America, declares the
great thing now is for women to have
"a country to vote in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
PRINCE, NEW PARIS FAVORITE
FOR 10 YEARS is STRICKEN

NEW PARIS, O., June 6.-Prince,
the spaniel dog belonging to Simon
Cunningham, was victim Of the heat
wave of last week. The animal mad
been favorite of children and grown
ups in New Paris for thirteen years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06

Th steamer a o p IN S on
bnac cuntd6r ano at thought hab submarine Caroline is
shown above Below is IN o thu tpf" waite
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-20
CLOSE CAMP FOR
SEASON BECAUSE
OF BIG EXPENSE

Due to the fact that expenses are
growing out of all proportions, the
Boy Scout camp at Cordova will
be discontinued Thursday. For
mer plans were to keep the camp
open until the first of the month,
but with expenses so high nit was
deemed more advisable to encour-
age all the boys who have not yet
attended camp and who expected
to do so, go out this week. For
some of the boys this new arrange
ment was impossible to follow, as
they had not planned TO go until
later. Others went out yesterday,
and will be there to help break up
camp at the end of the week. All
will be ready by Friday morning,
and the present members of the
camp will return to town at noon.
AS many scouts as can are re-
quested to attend the community
sing at Long View park Wednes-
day evening. The concert will be-
gin at 7:45. Scouts will wear their
uniforms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-20
MAKES APPEALS
FOR MAGAZINES
FOR ARMY. LADS

Postmaster H. p. Simpson has
received notice from the depart
ment to the effect that, notwith-
standing the generous and patri-
otto response on the part Of the
public 10 the opportunity accorded
to supply United States soldiers and
sailors with suitable and interest
ing reading matter, there is now
again much need for magazines.
People who have them TO spare,
may, therefore, send them to SOL
diers and sailors at the postage
rate of one cent each. as hereto
fore. All reports are that the mag
azines are heartily appreciated,
and serve to prompt the needs and
welfare of sailors and soldiers, and
if the patrons of the postoffice will
increase the number of magazines
to be sent to soldiers in the man
ner indicated, they will be serving
a good cause.
The postmaster calls attention to
the fact that, as a matter of course,
old magazines, or those of local or
restricted interests, are Of no value
and are not desired.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-20

and education you can, and further
more, you will personally be the
gamer The state authorities are
now working out a plan to provide
the necessary military training for
those within the draft age attend
ing school and college. II is par
ticularly emphasized that such
training being given. there is no
reason for staying out OF school.
From a purely individual stand
point let me say that comparative
statistics regarding earning power
show absolutely that q high school
education is worth over So day.
A boy earning S. day during the
present war time conditions, is los
ing a dollar a day so far as actual
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-20
ISLANDERTAKEN
BYDEATH TODAY
Michael BOlIman, 512 TWenty-sec-
01d Street. SuccUmbs After Six
Months Illness.

Michael B0IImaI, 512 Twenty-sec-
Cud street. died at S:45 last night
at his home after an illness Of six
months
Mr.. BoIIman was born in Rock Is
land July .. 1878. and has been a
lifelong resident. Seventeen years
ago he entered the laundry bust
ness with his father, Thomas Boil
man. as q partner. The firm con-
troIed and owned by the father
and son is known as the City Steam
Laundry Michael Bollman remained
IN active business until his illness
forced him TO retire.
He is survived by the widow,
Ella A. two sons. Bonnie and Her
man. one daughter. Katherine. at
home, the parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B0llman: four sisters, Mrs.
J. \ Reid. Mrs. f a Sheldon, Mrs.
G. j. SChuick and Mrs. Z. f. Lind
ley. all RI Rock Island.
DIR. B1.luan was a member of the
Modern Wooimen. Camp No. &c.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-20
EVERY MEAL A
POISONOUS INJECTION

Few folks suffering from kidney
and bladder troubles ever think
that the meals they are taking are
fastening their death. Every NOR
sci Of food taken gives up its guam
tity of uric acid. This poison is
taken into the system through a
diseased condition of the kidneys
and bladder. In the healthy man
nature provides an outlet for this
poison. Those in ill-health must
take a medicinal help to drive this
death-dealing poison from the sys-
tenn. For over 200 years GOLD
MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules have
been doing this work. They effect
prompt relief in all diseases aris-
ing from kidney and bladder trou-
bles. Don't put off this vital mat
ter Of attending to your health
until IT is time to make your
funeral arrangements. Get a box
of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL Cap
sules today. Look for the genuine.
Your druggist sells them They are
guaranteed or money refunded. In
sist on GOLD MEDAL brand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-20
ENGLAND HAS RECORD CROP.

London, Aug. 20. - England's
grain crop this year will be the
biggest since 1858, Sir Charles
Fielding, director general of food
production, informs the Daily Mail.
Several thousand soldiers are work.
ing on farms and other harvesters,
including school boys, undergrad
yates, boy scouts, village and col
lege women and girls Of the land
army, Belgian and Serbian refu-
gees and German prisoners. City
clerks are spending their vacations
on farms.