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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
STRIKE IN BUDAPEST
Ono Hundred Thousand Workers de-
Innnd Enactment OF Fran
chisc prOposnI,

AMSTERDAM. April 25.-A strike and
suffrage demonstration in Budapest and
other Hungarian cities is reported in a
budapest dispatch to the Koclnischc
HeitunG The demonstration. which was
under the auspices Of the Social Demo
cratic party. was participated in by
100000 workers. In Budapest business
was paralyzed for three hours. Rcso-
lutions were adopted demanding that
the government Immediately enact the
franchise proposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
FILIPINO PEOPLE PLAN
MEMORIAL FOR JONES
scnd Messages OF Coincidence and rre-
pnrc to Erect Lnrge
MnusOlcum
fRv Assnciatcd Pres l

MN li'A. April :5.--tiovernor-C;en.
cTaI Harrison. the President of the
senate Manuel Quczon. the Speaker OF
inc iiouse' Sergio Osmcna and other
prominent persons have scut messages
VI coincidence 10 the family of Repre-
sentative William 4. Jones. Of Vir-
G'hia. author OF the Jones bill, proyid-
ing Tor the Independence of the Philip.
pines who died last week. Flags are
being iiown al ha!f-maSt. and plans
arc under way for "a memorial service
and also for the erection of "A inau-
Soleum over the grave 10 represent the
Filipino people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
SPEAKER DEFERS
SENATE DECISION
Reed Says Acceptance Will In
sure Democratic Victory
in Missouri
GILLETT GIVES ASSURANCE
Probable M ake-Up Of Next
House Enters Into Clark's
Problem.
GILLETT GIVES ASSURANCE

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Speaker
Clark. bcsousht by Senators, Heprcscn-
tativcs. sunragists and political friends
to resign and accept the &onatorship
left vacant by the death of Senator
Stone. delayed his decision tonight
until tomorrow.
His final step may rest with Mrs
Clark. in whose political juds men, the
Speaker has great confidence. She ar
rived in Washington this evening.
Belief grew through tho day that
Clark would accept. The fact that he
did not Immediately decline was point
ed to by friends AS indicating that his
decision will be based largely Oh his
view Of the political consequences.
Senator Reed strongly urged accept.
ance Of the upper house position. Reed
said frankly that with factional poll
ties in Missouri it might prove diff
iicult for the Democrats TO elect any
other man next fall than Clark.
PROBABLE MAKEUP OF
NES1 HOUSE Discussed
Another political factor studied by
Clark and his friends was the prob
able makeup os the next House. /:
II were TO be Republican. Clark would
not he reelected Speaker While it
was pointed OIL: the spcakership might
he considered even greater honor
than a Scnatorship. the position of mi
noTity leader in. 4 Republican House
. would be a different situation
Acting Minority Leader Gi!lctt call
cd on Clark &c day TO assure him that
if the Sneaker wished to accept the
, appointment, yhe Republicans will no,
attempt 20 gain control OF tho present
House.
This would mean that II Clark ac.
ceptcd. Democrats Leader I[itchin \, .
most certainly would become Speaker.
, Representatives CErrett. o. Tennessee.
Crisp, of Geoi gle. and Dixon. of IrJ,-
ana are also mentioned.
Control of the House now is in the
hands OF the Observation-Disclosures are
2lo Democrats. ?lo Republicans. six
Independents and four vacancies. In
dependents always have been friendly
to Clark. Up to the time Of Gllett's
assurance. Democrats had been anxious
whether this support could be thrown
to any cthc! man but Clark.
SuhraGists called on Clark to ac
ccpt the scnato.ship to-day. Tnev
urged that as stone would have voted
for Suffrage. the cause would risk los
ing one ballot in their close light If
Clark. long = suffrage supporter. did
not accept
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
SIXTEEN MEN INDICTED
IN ILLINOIS LYNCHlNG
Four Policemen Face Charges Of Mall
fensnnce. While Twelve Men Arc
Charged with Murder,
tBy Associated Press.I

tBy Associated Prcss.l
E EDWARDSFILLE, ILL, April 25--Iu-
dictmcnts were returned late to-day
against sixteen persons by tho grand
jury which investigated the lynching on
April of Robert Prayer at Collins
vile. Twelve indictments were against
civilians, and charged murder. and four
indictments were against policemen,
charging malfeasancc In Office.
The indictments charging murder con-
tain nine counts each. and are directed
against the five men who have been un-
der arrest since the coroner's inquest,
and seven others, who have not been
arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
SEVERAL POSSIBLE CAUSES
FOR ACCIDENT ADVANCED

Several possible causes for the acci-
dent were advanced, but, owing TO the
uncertainty surrounding it. no definite
statement was given out. and viii! not
be. officials OF the line said, until the
officers or the navy and Federal OIL
clals and Representatives OF the COM
pany can complete AN investigation,
which was begun Immediately.
One OF the cause. advanced, which
was supported By experienced marine
men. was that the ship. which was
being warped into the pier by lines
from the shore and assisted by tugs
pushing, listed so FAR that water entered
coal ports, this resulting in an over
coming OF the center et gravity. An
other explanation offered was that the
ships scacocks might have been opened
by accident or design.
Steps 10 salvage the vessel were
promptly begun and n number OF large
wrcckinS barges, tugs and loating der
r.cks are tonight engaged in The work.
Omcials OF the company said they cN-
pectcd TO complete the work OF raising
the steamer early next week.
Immediately after the accident =
heavy guard OF soldiers, police AID ma
rIne forces were thrown around the pie"
and government tugs took up positions
outside the slip. All wa--zone passes
were ignored. and no one not govern
ment oficia! was allowed inside the
lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
MORE SUGAR CONSERVATION
Regulations Of Food Administration
Ainy Tut New Candy manufacturers
Ont OF BustncsS.
Try Aasociatcd Press. !

WASHINGTON, April Sugar con-
ScrNation may wipe out many new
candy manufacturers who have been in
business only since january |. Food
administration officials arc considering
further cut in sugar 10 candy mann
facturcrs. which is said to affect mostly
new concerns, particularly cutting
them off.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
STEAMER ST. PAUL
SINKS AT HER PIER
Three Lives Are Believed to
Have Been Lost in Strange
Accident.
HUNDREDS LEAP INTO WATER
Many Others Crawl Over Ex-
posed Side as 1t Came
Uppermost.

AN ATLANTIC PORT April 20
The American Line steamship St. raul
famous passenger liner, overturned
and sank at her pier here to-day while
being warped into a pier preparatory TO
being loaded for a trip 10 Europe. Three
men probably lost their lives in the
accident,
AZ the time the St. Paul was not un-
der steam, but was being brought by
iu:s from dry dock. where for tho
last week she had been undergoing re-
pairs. On her at tho time were several
hundred mcn-a majority OF them cm-
rloyecs OF the dry dock--who had been
sent with the vessel to complete their
work while she was being loaded. The
steamer nov Is lying on her port side.
with about ten feet OF her hull amid
ships above water, and is completely
submerged. both fore and AFT.
a statement issued by the company
shortly after the accident occurred
said three men, known TO have been
Oh board were missing, and that it was
feared they had been lost. Whether
it was believed these men were trapped
below dcks the ship went over. OF
were drowned by jumping overheard,
could not DC asccrta!ncd
y general alarm was sounded through
tho ship when IL Was seen that She was
in danger, and as fully ten minutes
lapscd before she turned over, II Is
thought most. If not all Of the men
reached tho deck. y large number OF
men escaped by simply climbing over
the rail and onto the exposed side OF
the vessel as il came uppermost, while
others leapcd into tho water and were
Licked up b" the tugs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

CONTINUED on Fourth pagc.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-04

Muscle tylko pamietac o TEN re
ciaio vase jest iakoby nadzwyczaj-
ia maszynerya i trzeba tylko ma ME
uWaZaG.
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NOTATKI REP0RTERA.

ko m6wiI 4 pO MIN przem6wi} p. J6-
zef Imbiorski aranzer tel caiei uro.
czyStoSci. u kolei przemawiali po-
tenn alderman Jozef II. Smith Z War
dy 14-tej, p. James Farney, Repre-
zentant Stanowy Michal L. Naher,
alderman Stanislaw Adamkiewic2, z
Wardy 17tej, kt6ry przem6wil W
Jezyku polskim; Ma ~zakohczenie p.
J6zef Imbiorski naprz0d pc angiei-
sku d potem i pc pOlsku podzieko-
wal zebranym "a liczne stawienie sic
a u~dekorowanie dom0w; kapela "a
&rala My Country 'TiS of Thee
p6zniet .,Boze COS Polske'' a ma ku-
nice i f~rancusk2 ,.MarsyliankC'.
w polowie powyzej podanego pro,
gramu dwaj maryEarze kt6rych no.
Dice zamieSzkujG PREY Huron ul;cy,
r"zv pomocy sznl;Gw w~ciagDeli fla
sc sluzbCwa DO Scra Il Z mia ! flass
amcr-kaTskQ. Ma fladzG slulbowel,
riekrie wvkonan"I W stylu krzyza
znajtuj2 sic % .viazdy niabieskte
ledna zlota Cd CORY.
Pauu J. Imbiorskiemu i PAM Par
sareila nalela sic siowa s]erdecznej
lodzieki 70 podjecie sic tax trud-
nej piracy. U~rOcGyStOSj wywieszenia
ilagi miaIa sic odbyc juz W sobote,
Gnia 1890 pazdzicrnika ale 2 powo.
Gu iulluenzy M rozkaz Departam"n-
nu Zdrowia zaniechac musiano Wszci
sich ~wystepGw. Dopiero ubiegiego
piatku wieczorem tele[Onicznic do
niesiono p. Imbiorskiemu, re wywic-
szenie flasi mo2e sic odb-t " sobo-
te. dnia Ego b. NJ. ZabranO sic zaraz
ochoczo do piracy no, i powiedzie@
musimy, dzielnie sic spisanO.
. - .
Smiercia bohaterska m polu wal
Iii we F'rancyi p";egt :. p. Wlady--
shaw Urban. syn Pr. %Ignacego i Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-04

Ma d~zisiejszej li$cie STRAIT znSjdu-
iemy nazwisSa dw6ch Polak6w, kt6-
rzy, padli na polu WALK cd kul ME
prEyjacielskieh. So to:
FZEORDSIX WALERYAN, 451S
Laflin utica: raniony, stopien ME O.
kreSlOny.
FURTTK PIOTR X, 1921 Esca-
naba aveuue South Chicago; ranio-
w. stopien ME oEre$lony.
= - .
Ubiesiej so5oty wieczorem odby-
10 SO u~roczyste wywieszente flagi
sluzbowej p~zy West Huron uliey
miedzy Lincoln i Robey ulicami. 4
I~Gnzerowie owej u~roczystoSci, p. J6-
2ef Imb;orski PAM Passarella tWlo
Ska rychlo p]opoIudniu rozpo-
cell prace przystraiania ulicy TAX
aby sic ola pieknie ~wieezorem pred
stawiala. Estrade dla kapeli, NOW
COW i gosci zbudowai ma ~pOczekaniu
D. J62ec ImbiOrski. Wieczorem zls
porozwieszano latarki chinskie, DO
konc1Ono dekrowania dom6w etc.
W tr6:kim czusic zjawila sic ! ka-
nela p. Ueusla, Et6ra ma dany znak
stawna SIG pred dom pp. lmbior-
siich Il 1929 West Huron utica I
tam odeg~ala hymn amerykanski
Star SpaagleI Banner" jake re W
domu ;ym znaiduje sic jedyna
Swia2da zlota ne fladze siuzbowej Pc
(. D. kawalerzy5cie Stanislawie G.
Imbiorskim.
P6i1iei kapola, grajac rome ka-
waikiki amerykanskie i polskie poma-
s9erowala Huron utica DO Lincoln a
pOtem do RCbey. Po godZinie S-mej,
DO zajeciu miejsC prZGz muzykow,
m6wcGw / goSci. PAM Passarella W
kilku slowach przem6wila do zebra
nych poczem M przCwodniczacego
aldermaDa Wardy 1t-tej, p. George
Maypole. alderman Maypole tel kr6t
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For Sheriff
[1Anton J. Cermak
Komitet Polski Zjed. 0bywate|i

Jos. Rushkiewicz. Aid. S. Adam
kiewicz. AID. Martin Furman, Aid.
Max Adamowski. F. W. Koraleski,
Peter P. Jezierny. Vincent Zwiefka,
n. s. Budzban, F. Landmesser. VIM.
j. Laskowskd, John ]. Lagodny. It.
Stanislawski, Peter Rostenkowsd,
Jos. A. Lasecki, John NJ. Nowich,
Bruno Galecki, Bruno Pstrong Aug.
Detlaff, j. Olszewski, John Prystal-
ski, Jacob Bzdek, jog. Dumanowski,
w. Orlikowski, M. Kolassa. Thee.
Weyna, Jos. Helminiak. W. I. Id
nowiecld, Stanley Kielczynski, Ign.
Frasz, Peter H. Schwaba, #. X. Der.
dzinski, Jos. Mendrzycki; NJ. Gorski,
II. Nowak, W. Przybylinski, Ign.
Wr6blewski, Leon Zamorski, II. A.
Dixon, S. SmOczynsl,i i Franciszek
J~cndrzejek.
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M tykicciC dCmOkratycZnym Zasin-
guje LII naSzc SZczerc i Cg0lne popar-
cir, W pr2eciagu Gciu lat. bowiem. jake
Bailiff Sqdu MunicypalnegO W swojen
biurZe z%atrudnidl okoAo 2O-tu polskirh
urzednik6w. PodczaS prawybor0w w
vardzie. gdzie p. Cermak ZamiesZkuJe
70 Dolscy k%andydaci otrZymali take sh
Inc poparcic jake on sam otrZymat
w prasie nam pobratymczej, t. i. W CZe-
slich gazetach "a staraniem p. Cermaka
polscv kanGydaci zostali W prawybo-
rach poparci i Sa popierani M wyoory'
p. Anton Cermak PREY kazdej okazyi
ME zapominal o nGsZv"h p0lsklch H.
s~tytucyach i czeStO bra} udziat W ma
szych narodowych s~Drawach. n co jego
przeciwnik zdzialal? Czy kto o MIN
slyszal? ME. ale jeso zwolennicy or
y~anizujq potajemnc kOmitcty, aAeby pod
czas wybor6w ME popierac / zWalczac
tych, kt6rzy Stoja PREY naSzym Prey
dencie. Woodrow WilSonie. DO dobr2c
wiedzs. ze Prezydent ~oSwiadczyl sic IN
Narodem Czeskim i PolSkim.
Przeciwnik p. Cermaka jest pocho'
dzenia niemieckicgo niejakl Peters.
.Tuz czas nadszedi. azeby5my raz 2
dokumentowali, &c p~ojedyhczo zdzialac
bardzo maio mona, lecz solidarnic i
ziednoczeni bez r6inicy zapatrywania
partyi. staniemy IA stanowisku dojrza
Iosci polityCznej.
Mech nasze polskie wardy / precynk,
IA w wyborach wtorkowych stana PREY
partyi acknowledgement i PREY kandyda-
Gle ma Szeryfa i zrobia krzyzyk W kwa-
Oracle TAXI:
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Dzisiaj ma nowo rozpoczyna sic W
parku Puiaskiego PREY Blackhawk
Noble scion CRY i rozgrywek 20 XII
ku dniowym z%amkniec;u : nowcdu
fnflIenzy. Wiecej q rarku 80 ae2'r
sem jutro.
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d kwartet meski $piewa1 ,,M6dlmy
size. Ch6rem dyrygowai organista
mlejscOwy p. Andrzej ]. Kwasigroch.
Trumne re zwiokami S. p. Pelagii
Klein nie$li: alderman Jan Piotro-
wski, Albert RosteHkowski, Wiady-
slaw Schrcjd, : Piotr Mazurkiewicz.
Marszaikiem pOgrzebowym hyf FL
lip Renkosiak; ~pogrZebem 1ajmo--
wal sic Bernard Orabahski. Udziat W
rogrzebie, prGcz rodziny, braio oko-
10 100 Czlonk6w towarzystw do kt0-
rych zmarla "a 2ycia n~alezala. Bra
Il talize udZial: p. y. L. PiotrOwski,
rrczes Zie~droCzenia, p. Leon Zamor
ski. kasyer Zjednoczenia i adwokat
tejze organizacyi, D. Jan Jankowski.
Zwloki (. D. pelagii Klein zlozono
"a cmeutarzu Sw. Wojciecha W Nj
les, ma wieczny spoczyne&.
- ~ &
Policya South ChicasOska poszu-
kuje niejakiego Daniela Prowicza,
Fam. pnr. 9046 Brandon avenue "
South Chicago, kt0ry u~biegtCSo plat
ku zginal be- wic5c; majac PRIV so
lie $1,000.
q - .
Michat KoscUt prawdopodobnic
Polak) wla$cicicl wys2ynku zamicSz
kay pnr. 1901 South Cicero avenue
| Marya Podolna. Z png. 4G44 West
anna utica. ~Majcchani z03tali przez
pociag posa2erski j zabici ma mieJ-
Sou wczQraj p6&MD WieczoTcm, guy
~przechodzili obok tcr6w kolcf Belt
Line" blisko Archer avenue. Koscut
i Podolna byli W drod,c IA chrzciny
do znajomych.
. ~; =
Panstwo Michal i Anastazya hun~
towscy, zamieszklTi pnr. 5495 NORTH
parkside avenue otrzymali onegdaJ
zwtoki syna ich, :. ,. Leona Hun
towskiego, czlonka oddziaiu woJSK
marynarskich Marine Corps, Et"-
~ zmarl W GrodGc do Francyi, na
okrecic.
zwloki :. p. Leona IlGntowskleSo
prxewieziono zaraz TO kc>cioIa S"'
Konstancyi W Jefferson Parku Su"'c
Y Aleksandcr KnittCr. d0Aonat p"-
~.wicce3ia zwlok u stamt2d odWic-
riono ic do kaplicT m cmcH'''@"
~. Wojciecha Mes.
{. p. Leon w5t2pii 10 Wo'SN MA
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q - q

w sobote wieczorem PREY Washte-
nav ave. miedzy Cortland utica I
Bloomingdale Road odby}o sic uro-
czyste wywieszenie flagi sluzbowej
ma kt6rei znajduje sic 2S gwiazd "
celu uczczenia tyluz toinierzy dis
pelniacych s}uzbe W Armii Stanow
Eiednoczonych. Clayton z. Smith.
kasyer miejski 1 alderman Max. A
damowski byli gl6wnymi m6wcami.
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Wyczyscie sw6j zuladek.
Natures LaWlaX

Na sprzedaz W niebieskich puded-
kach "a Csc 1 SOC, gwarantowane
przez wszysthich
dobrych aptekarzy / W sktadacn ue-
partamertowych. 'os''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-04

c!szki Urban0w, zamieszkaiych pnr.
"057 Evergreen avenue. Telegram
dcnosZQcy i'm o zgonie syna otrzy-
mali pred paru dniami z Departa-
nentu Wojny W Westinghouse, pod
3isany przez generaIa adjutanta
Harrisa.
S. p. Wladysllw byt ~c2lonhiem
10S-gO bataiionu sygnaliSt6w, kOm-
pail Il; liczyl on lat %. Do sIuz
by w~ojskowej p%owoiany zostal dnia
$50 naja h. +. i p2 odbyciu nale2--
rych cwiczen W r6iuych obozach w
jechal 10 Francyi miesi2c p6intCj Z
uddziaicm Syg2alist6w. Ma on take
dw0ch braci, Mieczystawa Urbama,
kt6ry obecnie pczcbywa we Francyl
iako czIoneN pu}liu $30-go strzelcow
maSzynowych. kompaaii "a, S5-tej
Gywizyi i Boleslawa Crbana, Kt6ry
od lat szesciu pe'ni siuzbe IA wo-
dach a obecnic toI znajduje sic we
Francyi W obozie Cwiczebnym Ola
k~anGydat0w IA of!cer0w la
Havre.
= -. =
Do xakiadu pCgrzeboweGo p. Fran
ciszka MoraczewskieGo, pnr. 14Ol
W. 51-sza utica, r6g LOOMS ILL.,. ro-
licya przywio2!a ubieglci sobo;E
zwloki nieiakiego Ienryka Iig,era,
kt6ry umarl nagle W SVEN mieszka-
niu pnr. 5O45 South Carpenter u:
inkwest koronera odbyt sic d2iaiai
w tym zakiadzie.
y - y
Dzisia.i ~otrzymaliSmy poczta Of y.
Franciszak Ruscha, kapelana i "a
rzadcy ~S:aroGinca Sw. Jadwigi W Nj
les, Ill. zawiadomienic. re przcd-
stawienie dane p"zcz Sierolkl kla-
re miaio sic odbyG dnia 20-2o paz-
Gziernika a kt6re z powodH inf'uen2N
odlozono ma czas nieograniczony, Cd
tedzie sic W ~niedzieie, dnia 1Igo IL
stopada o sodzinie Sc!ej popoiudnlu-
Ma przedstawienie to y. Rusch "a"
prasza ~wssystkich przyjaciot Siero--
cfnca. Z dnlem wylcj podauym o W.
pocLyna sic IA nowo odwiedzanie tc
COZ zakladu welding dawnego no'~
rzalku.
y -, =
Ubicg}ei soboty 0 godzinie lOtej
rpno od3yi lie pogrzeG :. y. Pc!aGn
"a K;ukowskich) Klein, zonH p. j.
m Kle;aa, zarl. pnr. 1245 North
Ashland aranrc. Byf 20 1tc:W22y 20
g~zeb no stras-lei epidemii, kt6ry
n pozvoleniem Wydzialu TdroWla
odbvl sic Z ceremoniami " kosclele'
\. Francis1ok Repihski c. r. Z orga-
rista n. Aadrzejem j. kwasigro-
chem eksportowal zwiokl 7mar'eJ Z
Gomu zaloby do koSciola sw. Stani-
s,:wa Kostki. Ma czole orszaku po-
grzebowego szlO czte"ech p~olicyaa--
tow. p0zniej kapela ~skfadajaca sic z
z5-ciu czIonk6w. karawan L trumn@,
ministranci. rodz:nn i krewni.
Pc odSri9wauil Wigilii' \ a
cis7ck Pep:iski W asystencyi y, t.
deusza Ligmana jake dvakona a
siss., subdyakona odprawit zaioon@
Msza wv. Pc Mszy sw, zwiokl zmaT-
10; ? koariola wyprowadzil X. Fran
ciszek DombiGski c. r. W czasie
Mszy Nv. m chorze Spiewall: PAM
AgpieszEs Nering, PAM Anna Joz'
wiakowska. PAM Narya NJ. hoWa!--
ska. pani J6zefa K~wasigroch' peAl
Blachowska. PAM Raranowska' pan
ma Kwasiborska. Jan KondziorsKl'
WIadys}aw Barwig, Franciszek Wen
eierski, i Antoni a. kowalsHl. Ma
Offertorium" od$pieWala PAM AZ
ninszra Nering MIC OpuszczaJ Mas
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rynarskich .dnia 2O-go maja, b. =.
Cwiczenia pierwsze otrzymaf W obo-
Zic Paris, H., a p6bniej przenie-
stony zostai do Quantico, Virginia
sk2d wyjechai do Francyi dnia 1890
wrzesnia, b. r. j drodZe ma okre-
cia Lmarl. Dyi on czionkiem ciez-
kiej artyleryi, trZeciego batalionu W
1S-tym pu}ku wojska marynarskich.
Ma on take brata, Feiiksa, ktory W
sluzbie Wuja Sama znajduie sic juz
przeszlo rOk Il VIC Francyi przebywa
Cd sZe3ciu miesiecy.
Zmarly zOtnierz pred wstapie-
riem DO wojska, byl kolektorem W
koSciele Sw. Konstancyi W Jefferson
Parku, i jak nam Disze y. Kpitter,
proboszcz tel parafii, byi on dziel-
rym pracownikiem.
W:cczre odpoczywan!c race mu
daG Panic!
~ 49,
POlaCy, kt0rzy juz otrzymali albo
otrzymaia wkrGtce kwestyonaryusze
W d~ystrykcie poborowym nr. S9tym
kt0rego kwatcra mieSci sic W bu--
dynku pnr. 955 West Grand avenue,
moga takowc mie; wypelnic2c dar-
mo W lynne lokalu kazdego czasu
IrZez PolakGw kt6rzy zglosili swa go
towo&c do %pomagania rzadowi.
W biurze poborowym mr.. 50 pra-
ruic takHc wieczorami p. Franciszei
j Kruppa. Fam. pnr. 729 Ayers ct.
ma Kantowie, kt0ry donosi nam, re
brak tam dale sic odczuwac tioma--
CIV polskich / klerk6w kt6rzyby W
godzinach wolnych mogli pomagac
. 2szym rodakom. lime narodowosci
maia swych pracownik0w ale Poia-
y6w ma1O bardaO ChetIych do tel
piracy znalaSG MONA.
KwestyCuaryusze kazdcgU wieczo-
III wypeiniaja naszym do godzlny
dziewiatej pr6cz p. Kruppy, zoinierz
Wuia Sauna. Edwin Ii6}koWSki l
Gw6ch ianych kt0rych nazwiska nam
lie podal;. W dystrykcic tym NE
cztcrech. ale dwuIzicstu cztcrech pc
winno stawit sic naszym do pomocH.
Chetni MECH sic zgFosza pnr. 90
West Grand ave.
= - =
" nicdZielG, dnia ago l%istOpaua
W ko5ciele Sw. Jana Bo%cgo pobloso-
s'awiony bedIic 2wiazck ma'zenskl
.. Ignacego TopolskieGO Z PARMA
Helena OatrowskQ, c6rk2 up. i. g.
strowskich. Fam. pnr. 1916 West A..
llica.
q 80, .
Sedzia J0zef La Buy p~owc0ci} juz
DO domu swego pnr. 915 Milwaukee
avenue. naro&rik Will Ill; Gnajdo-
wal sic CT przez pare ty2Odni W szpl-
tain Natki Boskiej z Nazareth PREY
Leayitt ulicy, gdzie pod opieka dra
{. =. G~ieralto wskiego leczyl sic z
I~rfluenzy. Powiadaja, re sedzia La
Buy juz ma lyle ~przyszedl do zdro-
via, 2eIutro sam uda sic do lokalu
wyborczego ably glosowat wraz Z IN
rymi o~bywatelami.
q x: q
Wczoraj o godzinie o-ej popola-
dniu odbyi sic z koSciola Sw. Tr6j-
~ pogrzeb s. p. Rozalii e. domu b.
RAJ Coy, zony lekarza III DTidgepoE-
cic, dra AIichala c. Coy. CeremonH
~pogrzebowei dope'ail Y. 1waszew--
ski. Xwloki zIoionO IA Cmentarzu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES P~aIskiego ia
wieczny spoczynek.
{. D. Rozalia> Coy zmarla W s%pl-
talu Wesley" ubieglej soboty o &C.
dzinie 11:1O rano ma zapalenle p'uc
spowodowane influence; ch0roWaia
cna przez 10. dni. Zmaria Wraz z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-04

mezem pracowaia W czasie epidemii
. W ten spos6b nabawiia sic choroby
kt6ra tez ~przeciela pasmo jej zycia.
Pogrzeb odbyi sic z domu zaioby y.
mr. 1901 West saga utica ma Bird
geporcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-04

Pom6lcie " zabiegaeh pre-
CiWkO rOzSzerzdniu sic epIde-
mil InfIuGnzy.
Mozecie bye chorzy, slabi / niedoma-
gaiacy, lub tez mozecie sic cieszyc
dobrem Zdrowiem j energia, a praca
bedzio dla was przyjemnoscia.
ZaIezy to tylko cd poma-
Sania sObie.
Muscle tylko pamietac o TEN re
ciaio vase jest iakoby nadzwyczaj-
ia maszynerya i trzeba tylko ma ME
uwazac.
Czy to czynicie?
Czy tez ;ak tysiace iunyct ME
wiast | mezczyzn, kt6rzy choruja ma
hiszpahska influence. tylko dla te-
go, re ME zwa1ali ma swe claio, | ME
czynili tego co czyniliby dla zwyktej
maszyneryi. ze stall Tub zelaza. Try
&C | koia MUSIC bye trzymane czyS'o
i musza bye olejowane. TAX Jak
brudna, z~ardzewiala maszyna do sly
ella lub zeEar ME beda funkcyonowa-
H., lub trzymaly Gas, TAX tez l ma
szynerya nasZego cia'a, zoladeH va
troba. ncrki i jelita, przyczynia'i sic
do naszej choroby.
Wyczyscie sw6j system z
tych trujacych eaz6w.
Materyai ktory powoduje cSynnosc
waszego ciala, to powietrze ktorem
oddychacie, woda ktora pijecie, ! po-
karin jaki ~spozywacie. W waslem
wnetrzu stwarzaja sic wydziellny'
Cialo vase must bye tax ureguloWa
| ne. 10 ga usuwane W stosownym re-
gularnym czasie, edy4 inaczej wy
tw~arzaja trujace gay, ktore pre-
| chodza do waszej krwi l 50 po"o-
dem roznych chorob.
Wyczyscie sw6j zuladek.
watrobe, nerki 1 jelita z trujacych
gaz6w 1 wydzielin, lecz ME "a pomo-
ca silnych ostrych drogeryi roz-
nych wod, kt6re ~przechodza przez
vase claio jakoby strzala. Posta-
ratcie sic O lagodny srodek Natures
Lawlax dzisiaj. Zr6bcie no"y pocza-
TEX iedzcie mniej. ably lepie1 ira
vic / otrzymac pozywnose z pokar-
NOW. zapobiedz konstypacyi, uregu.
lowat wasz zo}adek, watrobe. nerki
jelita, I uzyjcie ten nadzwycza,n'
srodek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-04

W nicIzielG, dnia 24-so l~istOpada
" koSciele Sw. Jana Bo%cgo p%oblogo-
s}awiony bedIic 2wiazek maIzenski
p. Tgnacego TopolskieG0 Z ranna
Helena OstrowskQ, c6rka up. i. g.
strowskich. Fam. pnr. 1916 West A..
llica.