davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1918-04-30

Bids for piling and sheaihing for the
Augustine causeWay were received as
follows:
Jones Construction Company. city,
si5.521.JO: Joseph Anderson. Delaware
City. siS.t57SO; James A. Hirons, Dover,
siq2SO. They were referred TO the
court as committee of the whole.
County Engineer Wilson was in
structed TO advertise for bids for dirt
roads 20 be laid in ST. Georges.
To make repairs 10 the river bank
between Newport and New Castle, $500
was appropriated for The Nonsuch
Marsh Company.
Application OF Gawihrop q Brother
Company TO lay a water pipe In the
barley road 20 connect with The In
duslrial school for Girls, was referred
90 Commissioner Elliott. Frank J..
Speskman. attorney, and Charles 2
Gruhb. engineer. with power TO act.
John W. Dickinson was elected con
stable for 81. Georges hundred for one
year. Martin b. Burris and Joseph c.
Jols were accepted as his bondsmen.
The Board Of Assessment asked that
the salaries Of the Misses Ida FOulke,
Edna Ellison and Margaret Durney,
clerks in the assessment o1ice, be in
creased from $50 10 $40 a month. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
AUGUST %, 1918.


4 notable feature Of the recent heavy fghtnE In
France has been the absence Of references to
American troops 10 the battle news A. the same
there official reports of the steady withdrawal
American oat,aIion- ana brigade from the larger
British and French units which they were merged.
and creation OF AN aII-AmerIcan army under Gen
Persniug direct command
II is evident those myrads OF American soldiers
have completed their training served the purpos-
for which they brgaded with allied troops They
ready their own" Everything else ready
too-guns. planes. ammunition and the rest We
have sers soon, all Americans have ardent
~ looked forward big American army. prepared
vase the armies of Hais and Mangn have
waging itan army the credit for whose achieve
ments Will belong solely 10 America
That army believed 10 number. already no less tha
million That formidable sighting force
even in this war Of millions II We may Judge from
previous performances of troops be
powerful organization Of IT'S size i'm existence
The question now how and when VIII it be used
There are surmises that il being held by Cen Foch
mobile battering hurI assins,
me German line Wherever and whenever the supreme
command determines. n army VIII have the
most honorable and adventurous task in this great
allied offensive good fortune to- smash
through Prussisn defenses az the supreme moment
rolling up routing the enemy as he has never yet
routed and PLAYING the conspicuous role in
the victory prepared by the battling
the last weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
ONCE-OVERS
THIS Is JUST FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS

on did not pass in one or mors
o tyour subjects this last exam
Your parents are mortihed and do
nor unc erstand i'm the least the ca use
o. YOUR failures.
How many lessons did YOU work
out unaided last year.
VINO furnishes the pony" upon
which YOU trotted along till il was
found OUT
Goes your mother know that YOU
the nov who sal near you
Does ,our father know that YOU
had certain problems actually up
yo-r sleeve on exams out II W.
-o-I Dad luck. a. YOU say that those
questions were not asked. and SO
ycu failed misers oily in the tests2
shame OF any BOY VINO tries 70
slide through school letting someone
=is. 90 his thinking
When are YOU goins 20 wake I'D
20 he advantages YOU miss oy not
digging into work for your own
sake
Who is going 10 pay YOU 20 I'll a
1or which YOU ha oitually slight in
IFS performance
Have on TO ami ition 20 stand on
VOC own feet. on your own knowl-
&c e
There are slackers in school work
Dor 9 te one OF them
fCopyrighr Ia1E.1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
Other Editors Than Our,
a RUDE AW AKENING. D."
tThe New York Times.)

At the end Of four years of war the New-Y orke-
stats zeitung article. which does credit the
Judgment TO the hearts and the Amercanism of It's
owners and EDITORS casts lp the account between Ger
many and the powers win which that empire war,
and incidentally between the autocratc government Of
Germany and the people upon whom II mas imposed
dreadful burdens and sacrifice Germany has all Of
Belgium. diminishing part OF northern France rich
booty. prisoners enslaved the now help
less Russian people" with Austria Hungary has
Weu-nlgh DESTROYED Serbia and Montenegro and Grip
pled Roumaula.' she has aided Bulgaria and Turkey
10 Increase their territory. she has encouraged the
Turkish military leaders TO massacre 1000 600 Armen-
and other Christian inha oitants of contiguous
rltory- she has sunk millions Of shipping and
destroyed property worth billions. showing regard
the and not en- for those
of women and children"
Upon other of the ledger The ssats-zeitune
makes these entries Germany has sacrificed the lives
the health and the Well being of millions OF her
has lost her African colonies put upon her
people burden Of deot under which they Will groan
for decades TO come she has DESTROYED her foreign
uer.e and brought her people 10 want and hunger,
fhe acts of her army commanders statesmen have
oro--n- the German name into di~repute America
zion the change IL has wrought ne feeling
and attitude coward Germany of Americans Of German
.irtr blood. saws the Stats Zeltune
"For long time German Americans We're unable 20
peril and rude their awakening Their sense
90. daN showed them the ught course TO pursue They
point with pride 20 tnelr sons and Sandsons sighting
for -ntm snder Inc star SPengied Banner And they WILL
I-h- until .ery danger reno, I'D and world
reIi-, Ell OF burden which les upon ID ike an incubus
onl, through the overthrow OF the present Ger
man governments that The repetition of similar ,yo-d
catastrophe can ae prey eut-d."
It has .een indeed Cd rude sWasenIng Americans OF
parent while surviving wiki ps con
HHa-t go tneir eountrEmau % German lineage
Germany oaed The wax. 20 bring on
-ne war; THAT meg r.ir was past adj concon.ng have
ertneess stood how hard position o:
those other lands VINO stl look upon Germany as
their fatnerland Their Sympathies even II wrongly
directed al All THAI past There could
condemnation of the imperial language news
PAPER auu read bN German "a mericanS. denouuce,
against them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29

termned that William Mcmillan The son was 20 sue
iced the father and O number Of neyyspspe were
bought up Michigan 20 advance such cause. for
instance the old Battle Journal the hais
mazoo telegraph. win new papers established in Ian
sing and FLINT Meanwhile howe, sr William Mcmillan
died. died while contest 1907 state
assem95 and then the propsg anos turned favor
sole 20 stair calculating ne should succeed julius
Caesar Burrows IN 1910. bar tRe togs conferred
at the upon Charles r. Townsend o. Jackson
This tne first chance A. the senatorship Nc
MILAN family hsd since 1910 this with the retire
ment GO sen william Alden smith Of Grand Rapids
snd thez made Newblr's
And ae pursued all old Mcmillan tactics deter
mined 90 win. legardless e his nertz-5g the sheer
force of his dollars Weeks ago was charged that
he had corrupted practices acts alresdy
ny s-5o.ooo o5t nothing haunted him. Men OF sucn
faculty for defyirg law decency and ey-
erythng else The audscity OF them protects them quite
much anything monetary steam -rolerlsmr ne
1ne- the process Fora. the other hand. mes er
spent cent for postage in answer CORE
-poudence. To expect him would be expecting
almost nucn..of poor weak human nature and 1t
d, surprising Michigan been bought.
There lesson TOO. the lesson that republican
leaders when they promise support of the president
the administration indulsing miserable
asosue2 that they do not IL. and that they do
have even republicans in congress if they
help likely guilty 20 un-repu DIican an
odcnse Afr Ford was enough of republican 1916
that party employing the preferential
ballot instructed It's delegate TO vote for him for pres
Chicago convention. and they II
bitter pill out the maehinists the delegation
did t. that is.
Michigan republicans IN the ma ority thought MI
Ford big enough for president then But under the
glare Of the NeVbury millions layishiy spent ne seems
to have desenerated lot between then and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29

Hest peril Of our pa bies in the sum-
mer time.
But greatly diminished and weak
ened in their power for harm as are
these false or imitation choleras
they are actually more OF a menace
and source OF dread than the orig
inal terror after which they were
named
over the cables have come re-
peatedly within the last week or so
reports of the outbreak OF cholera
IN Moscow. in Petrograd, i'm Stock .
holm. Fifty years ago such reports
would have made every health Of
ficer sit up and take notice" and
would have caused instant public
protest against sending an army. Of
even large commercial commissions
into those regions. Now the only
flicker of interest which it eycites is
"a 10 what damage il may infiict
upon Russia in her present disor-
gained and desperate condition.
No country which has even q
respectable front i'm the way OF a
MODERN puDlC neaEn organ lZaLlOn
has the slightest dread Of cholera
nowadays First, because we know
the germ which causes il. We know
exactly where IL comes from, Just
how IL is spread, and consequently
what 20 do To prevent an epidemic
although We do not as Yet know
very much as 70 its successful treat
ment when il has once broken out.
Cholera is one OF the innumera BILE
filth diseases. Matched in and forever
lurking and simmering in that hive
and mother land OF all the pestil-
erces which arflict humanity. Asia
and the Asisuc borders of Europe.
IL - no mushroom upstart or
/ psrvenu of Yesterday. out has his
tory as one OF the great captains of
the men OF death. dating back ~
least A thousand wears. and a record
for slaughter which would make
Genghis Khan or William OF Hohen-
zoilern enVious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
YO!HO-HOl

Yacht club started up the other day and
saved by naval reserves stationed nearby an
almost completed submarine chaser. The yacht club
had been entertaining the rather freely they
glad help the buildings where they had
danced eaten good meals and changed then bathing
suits.
Also. that the yachtsmcn have discovered how
ssefu Uncle Sans training in organization. speed and
general utility be, will be decidedly up TO them
aboard promptly man the good snip Liberty
Loan in October.
Then. too. the yachting season viii be and the
yachtsmen vii. have spend money on craft
they 70 next
February.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29

raising the
a dolilar.-News
Go A old-ume BOW
Department sell emu,
ln1ert II Sot will roll
And side about cerebellum
Then . pair OF shears and clip
The locks cur a about the edges
And q def ana parting
To round the ro1ghes lodges.
For there and here
Expenses e everywhere
And prohteer
vii dollar for
dollar. Breaths the VINO will.
Whateer station
OF skill
O
o think - arr
just willing Is neighoor
To the honest right
OF pay
complain
When collectors
But emphatcalk maintain
That dollar harcuts
With nifty III
To def tonsoria wizard
mastery his
upper story
And If the shops dema nd bone
heetng
Hereafter shall
neighbor's rude derision
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
Cholera and
Cholerds
Part ii.

By WOODS HUTCHINSON VI. D.

The mere fact that a thing is at
tractive is no proof whatever that
liz is unwholeson1e. nor does il even
raise reasonable suspicion Of the
fact Nowhere Is this better illus
trated than by the high rank which
is given 10 ice as life and health
preserver in the summer months.
Every health board or child welfare
committee or other organization for
promoting and protecting the health
OF children in summer time make an
ice box in every house and in every
tenement kitchen one OF its irst re-
quirements.
The most impressive recent DEM
onstraLion OF its high value was that
when the army medical corps Of the
British forces in india were pre-
pairing for the second summer :
campaign in Mesopotamis. they pro-
vided not merely an a bundant sup
ply Of sound food and of pure water
and wire mesh screens and disin-
fectants against flies. but thousands
OF great lCe HdSh4uSo AOA the manu-
facture Of ice for the preservation
OF food stufs and the cooling Of
drinks. And highest tribute OF all 10
the sanitary common sense OF our
American habits of summer living,
hundreds Of soda water fountains
and ice cream freezers. with a full
assortment OF sirups and fidN orings.
A,l rba dfoaasa Y-afe and heat rroa-
ration rate among the troops that
summer went down oy leaps and
bounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
THE MELTING POT
-Come Take Pot Luck WITH Us"
TOO MUCH.
BY JAMES }. MONTAGUE.


doIlar-News
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29

Hest peril of our ba bies in the sum.
mer time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29

For somewhat similar reasons
cholera infantum or child cholera
has strikingly dimished within re-
cent years IL again had nothing
whatever 10 90 with true cholera,
but was due 10 dirty sour milk and
Infected or decaying food all o.
which cheerful changes are Of
course AZ their climax during the
heated term. and considera D e
body OF It's worst cases 20 = definite
germ. the so-cslled bacillus OF Shiga
As soon as We began. first. 20 insist
upon milk being handled in = clean
and appetizing manner and shipped
or distributed either in scalded bot
ties or sternized sealed cans 80 az
10 protect IL as completely as pos
sible from all sorts Of germs. and
then 20 keep il in refrigerators in
the shops and ice boxes in the
homes. 50 a. 10 chill the develop
ment OF such germs as had got IN
70 it down below the danger point.
10 began 70 dlmish and 20 Dc no
longer counted as one OF the regu-
lar and necessary features or the
"good old sunmer time
The last touch 20 acce crate It's de
cline was given by the discover
that one OF the princips agents in
carrying the infection from one lit
tle victim 70 another was that aero
plane free distribution agency for
a.. germs the ny. Measures adopted
20 6rst of All wipe out the fv and
secondly 20 promptly plunge the
diapers o. me little sufferers into
strong disinfecting solutions 20 keep
or the 7ies until rnev could 81 boil
ed and thus Kill the germs have
brought th.s deadly disease which
used 20 carry or It's thirty or forty
thousand little victims every year in
The United States, 20 less than half
its former prevalence. Cool the milk
swat the rs and boil the diapers
toget her form perfectly good
charm against this az one time dead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
TIE SWEETNESS OF HlNDY

A tiny clipping shows up the desk during a house
cleaning description by German journalist OF
Hndenburgs face Dated last February 1t is of peculiar
interest just
'Hindenburg's appearance is immense ; Of
goodness His head lighter his features
clearer the expression less foroddng than best
pictures. Hindenburgs face is one YOU for
get"
one is led wonder whether with the armies facing
away from Paris Hinden6urgs greatness and good
ness seem pronounced.
And II that's the they feel about the strocity
chief We hope they think Foch and Pershng are bold
bad
Now il is a Cleveland sweethear who has been visit
The officer OF German U-boat grew the foun-
dauons of Beowuh and the Had Phoenix Arizona.
slightly suggestive along this line What
have YOU contribute
$ 5000 winsted Conn COINS 20 stay out %
the merry game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
THEY DON'T FIND ANY N
FRANCE

Germans Long for Peace - Hes d.
line AND TOT or en- are headec
for home 10 .ook for H.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04
PorWana Ksiqzna.
EuVsla humuystyclna I aagislsksga
Czy ksiezna juz powr6ci}a?

- Czy ksiezna juz p~owr6ci}a?
- Me, Wasza WysokoSci,
knowles, ochmistrz dworu
ksiazecego, postapi} pare krokow
i Podaf ksieciu ma srebrnej tacy
list. Obojetnie ksiaze reke pc list
wyciagnai, 4 ochmistrz zamiast o.
dejSc, stall jeszcze zaklopotany.
- Czy czeka kto Ia odpo-
wiedz? - zapytaI ksiaze zdziwio-
ny.
- Me, Wasza Wysokosc!
Knowles wciaz jeszcze stall.
Wreszcie odezwal sic:
- Przydarzylo sic COS niezwy-
klego, Wasza Wysokosci. Powoz
wlaSnie powr6ci - be- k~sieznej.
Kiedy lokaj otwiera} drzwiczki,
powoz by} pusty.
- Co pan chce przez to poWle-
dzieG?
- ia ME rozumiem ME poi
muje wcale, co sic STAG mogio.
Czy Wasza WysokoS6 zyczy so
bic widziec Barnesa?
- Prosze go tn przyslac.
Pc wyjSciu Knowlesa kslaze
przybrai mine bardzo znieclerpll-
wiona ! zirytowana. Spojrzal M
zegarek.
- M6wilem jej przeciez mo-
viii san do siebie - azeby byla w
| domu pred czwarta. To irytuja-
&C. Czuje sic niedobrze skarzy
sic, a mimo to, ME przyjdzie Jej
ma mySl, urzadziG sic r~ozsadnie Z
czasem. Vie przeciez, jaki absor-
bujacy bedzie wiecz6r. Krolewicz
przyjdzie ma obiad i lyle innych
ostb. To ~przeciez ola gospodyn'
domu straszna robota. A przytcm
prosilem ia wyraznie, zeby pred
wieczorem wypoczela przez pare
godzin.
Tymczasem powr6cif Knowles
!. przyprowadzii Z soba stangreta
Barnesa i lokaja, Moyscy'a. Obal
mieli miny niespokojne ! zaamba-
rasowane. Ksiaze spojrzal bystro
ma Mich i glosem niecierpjllwyns
zapyta}:
Co sic stale? Ss
Barnes poczq} movie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04
Ruch " TOWaTzystXach.
ZE STANISLAWOWA.

- Klub Obyw. Tadeusza Kosciusz-
XII mice bedzie p~osiedzenie roczne
dzisiaj wieczorem, W sail klubowej.
- J6zef Grabowiecki, prezes; Wiad.
Barwig, sekr.
- Klub Pan Kr6lowej Dabr6wkl
o~dbedzie W regularne posiedzenie
We wterek, dnia SGD lutego, o godz.
1880 wieczorem, whali klubowej. -
Konstancya Czekaia, pref; Stanisia-
wa Siupikowska, sekr. prot.
- Dw6r P~uiaskiego No. 4S2 z. K.
l.. ma regularne posiedzenie jutro We
wtorek, 5go lutego, o godzinie Smej
wieczorem, W sail zwykiych posie-
dzeh. Bardzo wazne sprawy So do "a
latwien:a. ObecnoSc wszystkich czion
k6w jest koniecznie potrzebna. -
Albert Orzechowski, Nadlesniczy.
n KANTOWA.
- Oddzial % MacierZy Polskiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04

postanowiono W biezacym tygod-
niu rozwinae jak najszefsza agt
tacye. Wczoraj pc wszystkich
koSciolach jak i ma dwoch, spe-
cyalnie ma ten eel zwolanych re-
braniach masowych apelowano do
ogoiu obywatelstwa, ably speinie
patryotyczny obowiazek zakupy
waniem w movie bedacych zna-
czk6w poprze6 dazenia rzadu.
Poiudniowe zebranie w Audi
forum wypadio ponad wszelhe
oczekiwania. Juz ma diugi czas
pred rozpoczeciem programu &c
braio sic lyle iudzi, re Gala sale
w~ypelniono po brzegi. Duzo mu-
siaio odejSc, DO nawet W pred
sionku zabrakio miejsca. Pre-
mawiaio trzech wybitnych oby-
wateli chicagoskich i niejaki An
drzej NJ. Naismith, Porucznik ar.
mil kanadyjskiej. { Ten ostatni W
ten sposob wolai: Nov mnieJ
o wojnie, tylko Gym wiecej dla
wojny."
Kapela marynarki pod batut2
p. F. Sousy przegrywala patryo-
tyczne utwory a ma poczatku ze.
brania p. Jan NJ. Hubbard Cd
SPiewai hymn narodowy.
Zebranie wieczorne odbylo sic
w pawilonie rzezalnianym / TAX
samo wypadio wSpauiale.
Wojenne znaczki oszczedno.
$ciowe beda W tym miesiacu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04

Sierzant Norton zobaczyi go jed
max i zauwazyl, jak wskoczyl do
tramwaju elektrycznego. Natych-
miast wsiadl do automobile poll
cyjnego polecil policyantowi
Dawidowi O'Keefe dogonic
tramwaj i zatrzymat. Gdy auto
mobil rz~eczywiscie dopedzii i "a
trzymal tramwaj Raymond poczat
znowu ~strzelat, podczas czego
tax Norton jak i O'Keefe odnieSli
wymienione ma wstepie rany. Po-
mimo ciezkiego zranienia Norton
ME przestai atakowac kulami sto-
jacego ma przedniej platformie
tramwaju Raymond'a, az ten,
trzema kulami przeszyty, pad{
trupem.
Zw1oki zabitego rozbojnika zio-
zono w zakladzie pogrzebowym
firmy McCabe and Finnels, 1867
Colorado ave.
'Detektyw-sierzant Norton ma
ley do najbardziej znanych urze-
dnik6w policyjnych W mieScie.
Jrz niejednokrotnie spisa} sic
bardzo SLIME.
w zwiazku z niniejszym rabun-
klein, jak i piatkowem morder-
stwem ma dworcu Illinois Gen.
trail" policya przyaresztowa}a INA
czna liczbe zbrodniarzy zamkne-
Ia ich ma STACEY PREY I'll. Fillmore.
Takich najniebezpieczniejszych
}otrow i rozbojnik6w najrozmait-
szego gatunku ME bylo jeszcze nj
gdy razem zebranych w jednem
wiezieniu policyjnem.
So powazne ~poszlaki, re Ray
mond brat udziai w rabunku /
morderstwie ma dworcu illinois
Central" Jeden Z rozpoznanych
sprawcow tego napadu znajduje
sic juz pod kluczem. Nazywa
sic Harry Emerson. w po-
siadaniu jego ~znaleziono re-
wolwer, krwia zbroczony, i 270
dolarow, ktore majq pochodziG Z
tego rabunku.
w sprawie wprost ~zastraszaja-
cej liczby morderstw i rabunkow
w Chicago, a specyalnie ostatnich
dni, projektowane jest zwolanic
publicznego zebrania obywateli
chicagoskich &c wszystkich klas
s~poiecznych.
Prawdopodobnie i Rada. miej-
ska bedzie 0 tel kwestyi debato-
wac ma dzisiejszem, zwyczajnem
posiedzeniu.
w sobote W nocy wczoraj mad
ranem dopuszczono sic znowu Kill
ka rabunkow i napadow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04
- Prose- Waszej WysokoSci,

- Prosze Waszej WysokoSci,
ostatni sklep, do kt6rego ksiezna
PAM w~stepowala, to by1 sklad ST.
kna firmy Cane ct Wilson. Czeka-
liSmy pred sklepem. Ksiezna pa
ri wyszla re sklepu i wsiadla do
powozu. Moysey zamknaf drzwi-
czki i ksiezna rozkazala jechac' do
domu. Gdysmy zajechali pred pa
lac, powoz byf pusty.
- Ksieznej ME by}o co pan
wlasciwie mySli? - krzyknat
ksiaze.
Stangret zwrocil sic do lokaja,
jakby II niego czekai pomocy.
- Przeciez ksiezna PAM VISTA
ola do poWozu i pan drzwiczki
zamknai, prawda?
Lokaj wyprezyf sic sluzbowo
- byl on zolnierzem w tym pull
ku, w ktorym ksiqze sluzyl jake
porucznik.
- TAX jest - rzek}, - Ksiezna
PAM wyszla re sklepu. Zdawalo
mi sic, re Jej Wysokosc sic spie-
szyla. Wsiadla do powozu, mo
WAC: do domu, Moysey! Fam
knalem drzwiczki, wskoczylem ma
koziol i pojechaliSmy presto do
domu. Me zauwazyliSmy mic
szczeg6lowego. SkoroSmy jednak
zajechali pred palac, powoz byl
pusty. 90
Ksiaze sic uni6s}.
Czy ~c1,cecie przez to powie-
dziec, re ksiezna ma ulicy Wysko-
czyla Z powozu w pelnym biegu,
mic wan ME .mowiac, tax, re ME
zauwazyliscie tego?
- Pow6z by} pusty, gdysmy
przyjechali do domu, prosze Wa'
szej WysokoSci.
- Czy drzwiczki byly otwarteY
- Me, Wasza WysokoSci.
Ksiaze szybkim krokiem pre-
szedf sic pc pokoju, poczem zwro-
Gil sic zirytowany do s~fuzacych:
(Ciag daisy nast9pi,)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04
odbedzie swe miesieczne p~osiedzenie
dzisiaj wieczorem o godzinie $780,
]. P. Schroeder, delegat.
DROBNE OGkOSzENIA

Mieszkanie darmo / przejazd. 70
baczcie naszych przedstawicieli W
nastepujacych miejscach W Chicago
dnia 3go lutego. Griniger Bros, -
1905 Clybourn ave. wejscie z Dayton
ul., O godzinie 1Otei rano i U. S. En-
ployment Service, S45 So. Wabash
ave.. O 2giej po%poludniu. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX

Otwieraja dodatkowa pracownie sur
dutow w Market Str. budynku i po-
trzebuja natychmiast 400 ludzi do
Sw~iadczonych W ich gatunku piracy,
potrzebuja take kilka poczatkuja-
cych dziewczat kt6re otrzymaja do
bra zapiate podczas nauki.>
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04
MASZYNIAREK DO NAUCZENIA
SIZE JAKO OPERATORIH PREY
SURDUTACH.

K~ieszeniarek, welt makers, dziew-
czat do robienia podszewki, fastrygo
wanna kant6w, prasowania szewk6w,
podprasownik6w, ,shapers", wykon-
czarek do fastrygowania dziur okoio
RAMON, do robienia dziurek | dziew-
czat do latwego recznego szycia.