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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

Russias position in the world. They
did not understand what is meant BY y
republican form OF government.
through which. by their own .intclli-
gcnce energy and aspiration. they could
give Russia whatever form Of life they
desired she should have 49, o..
Russia was the victim OF the t6nor-
nnce Other people. and out OF her
Ignorance has come her ignominy. Her
people were 1ovable. charitable. kindly:
they had the sense OF neighborl;ness
hut no, tho sense Of nationality.
The czar was the head Of the conf
mon church. and the leader or tho
people. When he fell they collapsed.
becnus" they did not have the power 70
visualize any other leadership.
If they had had Washington no
might have saved them. though we
doubt IT, for behind Washington ther"
must hr n people who have "A sense OF
conlnsrcncn and OF conservatism whlch
kreps them from destroying themselves
while attempting to max" themselves,
IF America is not to be Russianizcd.
and tllnre ~ no fcnr or that, wo must
put into our own hearts trucr appr"-
riatinn of the things that We helieFe
America To represent. and when VIC say
represent We imply that We arc not the
exclusive .pnssesSnr's Of hmcricanism.
There are men in Poland. in Russia, IL
Sprin. in MI the countries or Europe III
Germany itself. who represent the spir.
il nf Amcricanism. which is. In worcF
That each man shall have his chance
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RIPPING RHYMES
BE CALM.
Nv walt Ma son.

=. IN not wise for us TO say when
things begin to come our way The 100
ia on the run: we've kicked his Sims and
made him howl: we have orr grip upon
his jow!: it's good night fur IN" Hun.
Four Years ago. along the Marine. they'd
nailed the Hun pclt 10 til" barn. ana
Thought the war near done: and | recall
bo,r peopIe cried. Tho T"uton'S "riIn-
pied cinchcd. hog tied: Tho victory Is
won" Far he II from an old fat pot"
IN sound n dnur. diSCnrdant n"t". when
all tho 10Y bells ring; but there nre
weary dnvs ahead. with tales Of wound
cd men AMI dead. defeats. and every
thing. II Is not v'I"" /" get IL" kay,
Cor when rrvCrSrS come our WAY "" u
fool them all IN" m"r": ana when the
blamed revcrSi.S r"In" II - not WIS" 10
III too glum, TOO sick and sad and sore.
We'll win, The war. that murh Is sure
III; till lis won We muSl endure "uS-
p,uses and grief and pain: extremes OF
Joy. extremes Of woe. don't help lrlehu
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Wednesday, August 81, 1898,



Support the President published
IS of this year we find an appeal o
publican would impair Mt Wilson's position before
the world following paragraph is noteworthy
lesson President wilson's pros
5ise and influence with the Des os and peace should party
D. ToDudl.ted the polls by people"
IN the Faon kind OF editorial
nnd following paragraph:
lessen President wilson's pres
t,xe and influence defeat this fa
sspaS. sss At tho polls By
n does that these two paragraphs
other words that they came from the same
written by of the general
dissemination Democratic papers ,
politics adjourned TINS year
beginning make the support OF
Mr. Wilson administration test OF national 10y
1mportuned to vote for Democratic Candidates
elect impair Mr. Wilson'S position
before the this that Mr. Wilson's position before
part and parcel Oh our 49,
d this assuming cheerru9 eno
nous for the purpose of making p0uon 10. -
else before the world VI "na' po. " ,1ss Nv
the n6 position any either impaired buded up
We have not Of exploiting "ooo"
William G. McAdoo or OF Newton DaAe " a " -
individual atoms happen along the crest OF American
merely incidents and acc1oenS o. Sc SC. o
and It Is the heighth personal unparalleled American
history parade Of personalities as factors "
sidered at this time b American people
T question which the honest is whether or not
the vote intend the honor and dignity OF ta
government will! it help our boys TO Fc'oFy u w .s 49,
mot Republican Virginia who will not STAND as
,ir and straight opponent Major n VINO
not as swivel eha'F SQUIRT Wv
ovid acles Of real suffer BY inc
Of that test Republican congressional candidates IN %
to a man. havep their loyalty and pa'ouSn" iu s s
average lot pa''
If they have administration they nave o
critics of the lack OF progress rather ~ ~ II .
Republican members IN Ine
West Virginia bills more earnest support nan
North Carolina Democratic chairman OF he ways s r-d,
ar valiant expression
Of the House nave oon
Woodrow "ton--lor "oooo"
embodiment Of national PATRIOTISM 10 n
70 all other rightthnkng American citizens the
thing bigger They hold that American ueH w ~
IN the breast VI ne
Republican will give 10 the necessary war nl W
cooperation ha ney require
something WHICH has
been sadly sound understanding OF
coordination of national actVues 4ns
Oh tne peope'
W s - ,h fortune Of however high the place
his ambition
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The greatest disappointment OF the
war has been the downfall or Russla'
And yet downfall is not the precise
word that should bc used. The crump-
ling of Russia is perhaps q better OK
preston, for we cannot believe tna,
Russin is destroyed and that that great
nation Of a hundred and eighty miIi'"n
pcunlc with seven thousand miles o.
Siraieht-away territory. can be crush.
cd out Of eNistenc" by the IRON hee' "i
the kaiser like some stray beetle.
A race that is go near TO iis ecgi m
cannot he sn near In its end. There
will be another Russia some DAY:
! wiser, moro intelligent. better edit
Gated, a more intensely national Nus
I STA
! The truth ns We now sec II is that
! Russia was not nation. Hhs ".r
been long held together by the fear oi
] III. enemy of her western border and
by the domination of ruling G'asS l.
! She had a love Of freedom. but she haa
! no knowledge OF what freedom Is
Her revolution. from the orderly
overthrow Of tho car to the ahhrch! ~
+ Lonine. was n simple and neutral pro.
cess, because whit she wanted was NOT
the kind OF Independence. liperS, an.
/ freedom which we know and when We
cherished.
II was not political power that her
people sought and through WniIn ''IGs
might express themselves Nlthln 81
months after their revolution came thes
/ hnd dcgcneratcd into n mob which ne
/ lirved that liberty mennt NOTHING less
! than tho extreme OF tndtvidun. II u sn n !.
, without IL common love tor ah5tnInk
! trriaI gain at the expens" Of those VINO
had land and lived in luxury.
Russia WAS like child that reached
nut Of the window afSer IN" butt'Fliy'
! and reached $" far. that II frll 10 me
| ground and was crushed. Shc aphl.u-
country and abandoned her allies on
| the outside.
Rcrnus" ehr was young she dld not
realize that IL takes time and II common
! purpose To max" a nation anu Inv
away. She resigned herself ~ the con-
! troll of n group who believed that mere
was but one thing In the world worm
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WHEELING
RUSSIA VICTIM OF IGNORANCE
Truth Is That She Not Nation, ana heT ClulnoAs
Was Natural Process
By FRANKLIN KNIGHT LANE
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior.

struggling for and that was the estab,
Iishmcnt OF - now economic order. ana
his rroup undertook To comp"l INIT
order by methods as ruthless as those
that have lllled Siberian prisons.
Russia broke when her constitutional
convention was dissolved ny 1orce.
Russin was broken because her people
did no, know that political. strength Is
n condition precedent Ia economic OF So
cial reform
Russia was sick Of war. md 1t is no
wonder, She had called out twenty
million men. All Of them did not go to
the front. Many Of them could not be
! through Galicia. through Poland.
| through East Prussia until six million
Russi3ns lay dead. Then her spirit
broke. The word went out that new
! day had dawncd. a day in which 1ustIc"
/ would be done, and that III" land was To
/ hs rrre Tho army resolved itself into
| its individual units. turned It's hack up
! on The front, and each individual went
in srarch Of that piece of land when
I should be his and which meant 10 nm
| liberty.
Now what is the meaning Of this to
u.s. We say that Russia was the VIC
! tim Of German propaganda. and that
! through the hundreds OF thousands or
German and Austrian prisoners. the
control Of Russian industries. The sym
| pathy of the Russian proprrly-oWnlne
| class, through the insidious and devious
/ means Of suggestion now being so
! clearly revealed. there came RUSSIA
| break up.
| This may have been true suHerticinlly.
! hut not fundamentally. The cause of
| the Russian disaster the reason that
she deserted the eastern front ana
throw tho whole burden Of supporting
! civilization upon us in the West. is TN
| ipnnruncr Of the Russian people. eight
! nor cent Of whom cannot read or WIFI"
mona Of whom. practically. had eyer
na rticipat ed In national affairs.
| They did not know Russia as ma
| tinn. They had followed their LEADERS,
They did not know III" significance ~
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GEORGIA SIMPSONS STAKE

"Lnwsy me-" she exclaimed. / got
moron one, and I'm g"In' 1" take an
other this time. Course. you soc.
gotta take morc'n s"nm people on az
count OF havin' more children"
ION account Of having more cn''
an excuse for YOU not Ia take any:
dren" ] should think they would DC
Georgia stopped hanging per
and planted her hands on her maps.
"Why. Mrs. Lewis, I'm surprised. iou
know what would happen 10 our emu
dron. don't you. if Uncle sam dlnh
win this war? Lawsy, it wouldn't h"rt
me sn much--'crpt just my fcclln s. VI
cnursc--'rausc l don't he her" so h"-
full long, anyhow. Blu, my children.
inst wouldn't want ID lraN" '"m on '"ls
cnrth ut all. If that there kaiser Won
I should think everyone would fool inc
same. Sure. They do. We'll thrn. the
moro children | got don't that mean INC
NOR, ] ought tn give 10 help win " e.
rnt five Of my own flesh and blood
nj stake in this war, even II 'hcY h'c
tor ynung to fight in il. / guess thht
means I'm goin Ia civ" everything
can to Uncle sam. SO hell win it Tor
'om. don't it,
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To Cut Tattooed Kaiser
From Breast of Future
United States Marine

BALTIMORE. 3D.. Aug 1s.-Because
he had a picture Of the kaiser tattooed e
on his breast, Arthur Randolph Martin.
OF Paden City. ". Va. Is going to un-
dergo a serious and painful operation so
that he will not be "josned." nor his
loyalty to the" United States questioned
bv his fellow marines after enlistment.
Martin was a tattooed man with
circus in civil life. He Is a regular
walking moving picture show. On his
chest is done 4 large picture OF the Ger
man war lord.
I'm going to enlist in the marine
CORPS in few days" Martin told the
recruiting sergeant. but I'm soinR 10
TIC hospital first and have the piece OF
skin that contains this thing remoFea
and new skin grated on In its place. II
tho Job is successful. I can then enlist
and 90 to camp without being afraid to
take my clothes off before my pals"
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THE SUBMARINE MISTAKE

In the month OF July. 1877. 5@S.noo
tons Of Allied and neutral shipping
war. sunk by German submarines. In
rho month OF July. 1915. tho German
submarines sank 2.n.NNo tons. reduc-
tfon Of about nifty percent. In July Of
1917 we launched only comparatively
small number Of merchant ships. In
one day, in July 1918. we launched
more ships than the German submarines
..nk In ono month. The submarine has
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DOLLAR HArR CUTS

CHICAGO. August 2o.-Onc dollar for
a hair cut and fifty cents for a shave
will he the standard price II BARRIERS ar-
cept the suggestion OF the Barber SUP.
plv Dealers Association. a National or.
ganization which is holding its annual
meeting here a statement made pub
lie today in relation to the suggested adj
vance in rates said:
Hair cutting has always been done Al
too cheap e price and most OF our people
feel that this is one branch Of the work
that should be paid for q decent respect
able rate.
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FOE nCoP" EXEMPTION.

NEW YORK. August 20.-Statfng that
Is percent OF New York's uniformed po-
lice have gone 10 the colors and that UNI
der the new draft bill the majority OF
those remaining are likely to he called.
imperillng the safety Of the metropolis
the Merchants Association Of New York
today sent n letter to Provost Marshal
General Crowder and United States Sem
ators Chamberlain and Representative
Dent urging them to include In the new
draft law a provision for the exemption
of New York nOlicerncn.
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or hurt a foe SO let's he safe and sane.
Let us he calm and do our bit In any
niche where we may fit in counting
room, or clmp; let's do our duty full and
fair. and when No have some COIN n
spare. buy one large green thrift stamp
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GREATER WHEELING COMMITTEE
WILL MEET THURSDAY MIGHT.

Thursday evening the Greater Wheel
ing committee will meet in the assembly
ramos at the auditorium to receive the
report Of the Subcommittee appointed I"
draft the necessary amendments to the
civ charter
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IRA EHaIYsH crops.

LONDON August 20.-EnGlnnd's
grain crop this eyar will be the biggest
since 1868. Sir Charles Fielding. director
general Of food production. informs the
Daily Mall. Several thousand soldiers
are working on farms and other harvest
crs include school boys. cr-graduat"s.
Boy Scouts. village and college women
and girls Of the land army Belgian and
Serbian refugees and German. prisoners.
city clerks are spending their vacations
on farms
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o and SON
in
uowc clos 10
do our
WILLIE believe ''o'
j
ewhe he h
IF
"llun as he does not liz"
1heycan
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s4reneth Of the enemy. that the strength
10 within our ability to meet ana 70
overcome.
Barring accidents. from now on II Is
s,mn1v n business proposition. or gain
orinr and co-ordinnting the military re-
Sources of our own country and Of the
countries with which We arc allieu' W.
know what we have to do and we lee'
that VIC are able to do it.
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Under the Direction Of Professor I. t.
Citizens and with the support OF Inc Inc
Board OF Education. V"catlonnl ",h.n,
Ing Is rapidly becoming an tmportan'
factor in Wheeling school WORK. ou'
w. tho coming year about one-half 'hs
school pupils will take some KIND u
industrial training.
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Tho Germans may not be on the ol
r.1st~c hut they are still offensive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
Wybitny Alzatczyk
W Chicago.
(Komunikat Wydziaiu Narodo-

(Komunikat Wydziafu Narodo-
wego.)
Pod auspicyami Stanowej Ra-
dy Obrony odbedzie sic jutro
wieczorem o godz. Sci wielkie ze-
branie ola jednego Z wybitnycll
Alzatczykow p. Daniela Blumen-
tala w teatrze Illinois.
Dnia IS b. m. wydany bedzie
ma jego Geese W hotelu La Sale
bankiet.
Ma zebraniu ME powinno bra
kowac i Polakow - do wspofu-
dzialu zaS zaprasza p%olonie ser
decznie Stowarzyszenie General
ne Alzacko-L otarynskie w Anne
|ryce w liScie wystosowanym do
p. ]. F. Smulskiego, pfezesa Wy
dzia1u Mar. Pol.
Stowarzyszenie powyzsze 20
stale zalozone w celu zlaczenia
wszystkich wysi}kow w Amery-
&c, by walczyc o to, ably Alzacya
Z Lotaryngia naleza}y napowrot
do Francyi.
Rzecznikiem tel sprawy by} i
jest p. Daniel Blumenthal, clio
mex Glownego Komisaryatu
Francuskiego, ktoremu Francya
"a zgoda Stanow Zjednoczonych
poleciia odbycie fury w tym kra-
ju, w celu wyswietlenia spraw
Alzacko-L l. taryhskich. Prezesem
honorowym ~wspomnianego Sto-
warzyszenia jest W Ameryce Pre-
zydent Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Woodrow Wilson a we Francyi
prezydent Francyi Raymond
Poincare.
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N0TATM REP0RTERA

W Saddle Wyzszym Superior
Court" dnia 11-go czerwca wydai Sc
dzia Denis E. Sullivan rozkaz doty-
czacy banku dis juz ME istniejace--
90 Fidelity State Bank. Rozkaz
ten dotyczy wszystkich osob, firm l
korporacyi majacy jakies rachunki
przeciw bankowl temu.
Ma wniosek NJ. J. Moriarty'ego 10
lektora p. wiadyslawa schro1dy' re
c~eiver'a" banku Fidelity State Bank
nj petycye tegoz recivera wydano W
saddle rozkaz. ably W dzionnikach pol
skich tn W Chicago wydawanych o.
,r}aszano cd czasu spis tych, kt6rzy
maia iakies rachunki przeciw ban
kowi poczawszy z dniem 1890 b. m.
az do dnia 27go b. m.
Wszalkie rachunki przeeiw banko-
wi temu maja bye podane M pismie
,,~receiverowi" ME p6zniej jak dnia
1890 w~rzeSnia, 1918 roku. Stosujac
sic vice do rozkazu wyzszego sadu,
wszyscy CT ktorzy skiadali swoje osz-
czednoSci " banku Fidelity maja po-
daG ma piSmie swe rachunki ,~,recei-
verowi'' banku tego. p. ~Schrojdzie W
biurze jego, pok6j mr.. Ala, pnr. 1868
North Paulina utica, ~naroznik Mil
waukee avenue, ME p6zniej jak dnta
16- wrzesnia, 1918 roku.
q q q
Akcye ma wielka skole podjsli
czlonkowie Rady miejskiej W znie-
sieniu wszelkich nazw ulic, ktore
przypominaja W jakikolwiekbadz spo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

..Przeklenstwo
Kultury".

Wczoraj pc po}udniu o godz. 5.
otwarto w yAeolian Hall", lib S.
Michigan ave-, wystawe obrazow
pit. ,,Przeklehstwo Kultury", pc
dzla MALARIA wegierskiego Bell
Celem tel wystaWy jest,
jak sam artysta zaznacza, ,zapo-
znat publicznost z prawdziwem
znaczeniem ,,,Kultury'', doktryny
rozszerzanej przez Rad niemiec--
Xxi, skladajacy sic z kilku military
doktryny, ktora
lest przeklehstwem - tax ola sa-
mego narodu niemieckiego, jak i
ola caiej ludzkoSci. Zadaniem
przeto naszem jest zniszczyc t.
,,kulture" kajzera i jego punkrow,
do czego tez sam malarz ,chce sic
przyczynic swymi obrazami. Jest
Itch piec. Pierwszy, zatytulowany
,Wypowiedzenie wojny", przed-
stawia Smierc w czerwonym pla-
szczuy z helmem pruskim ma g}o-
vie, pedzaca ma bia}ym, stepo-
wynn koniu, otrebujaca ma wszy-
stkie strony Swiata wojne, zagla-
de, zniszczenie - ME tylko setek
tysiecy ludzi, ale wszelkich pre-
|jawow cywilizacyi: religii, sztuki,
moralnoSci. Ma drugim obrazie
,,Rozdarcie rodziny" widzimy
pierwsze ofiary ,,kultury", lud
niemiecki, W osobie mfodego mez-
czyzny, kt6ry zegna swa zone, by
isc mordowac lub bye zamordo--
wanym; tn tez znowu Smierc-
Prusak stoi "a MIN z reka koSci-
sta ma ramieniu swej ofiary. TREE
Ct obraz Ma drodze do podboju"
dale nam sceny, jake pozostawia
"a, SODA szarahcza niemiecka, Z
kronpryncem zapewne ma czele,
ktoredykolwiek przejdzie: pola
zaslane trupami, pozary i zglisz-
GA. Czwarty uPodb6j" zapoznaje
mas z tchorzowskiemi a okropne-
mi metodami ,,kultury", piaty
wreszcie przedstawia jej rezulta-
ty: nedze, o~sierocenie, ubostwo,
zbrodnie i prostytucye.
Wszystkie obrazy So rozmia-
row bardzo sporych, malowane Z
duza siia wyobrazni i wrazenie
czynia potezne. Wczoraj zwiedzi-
la wystawe znaczna liczba publ
cznoSci - przewaznie z prasy,
k6l artystycznych etc. By} tez O.
sobiscie artysta p. Olmo, ktory
slow kilka przemowii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
safety first.

Oiciec: - Widzisz, moi synu, jak
kogo spotka jake n~ieszczescie, to
drugi rae juz sic bedzie wystrzegaf.
Dziecko, naprzyklad, kt6re sic spa
rzy, to p6zniej ucieka cd ognia. Wi
dziales take przyklady?
Synek: - o tax! Jak nasza sa-
siadka umyia rae syna, to on teraz
ucieka cd woody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

be operetek, ktore beda WystaWlo-
ne ma dorocznem, wielkiem p~rzedsta-
wieniu muzycznem tel szkoly, W au-
ditorium sw Stanisfawa Kostki, W
niedziele, 5000 czerwca, b. I. Ne
zyserka PAM Nering zaprasza wszyst-
kich wystepujacych o wczesne PREY
bycie ma dzisiejsza probe o godzinie
1880 wieczorem.
+, J6zef Perigowski z pnr. S44S Bur-
ley avenue W South Chicago, FORE
man W stalowni Illinois Steel CO. u
tonai wczoraj W rzece Wolfe W Ham
mond, Ind, gdy automobil W ktorym
on wraz z czterema innymi kolegami
iechaf, spadf z mostu do woody.
q q
Wczoraj W koSciele sw. Stanisla--
wa Kostki odbyi sic Stub p. PaWia
Kurr, byznesisty z Town of Lake z
PARMA J6zefa Bubacz, siostra X. 5.
Bubacza. o godzinie 10-tej rano Stu
bu m{odej pare udzielii X. S. Blu
bacz, kt6ry odprawi} tez i Msze sW.
W a~systencyi X. Bolesiawa Kasprzyc-
kiego jake dyakona | X. S~zczepana
Szczepanskiego jake subdyakona'
mistrzem zaS ceremonii byl X. Fran
ciszek Repinski. Ma ch6rze splewa-
" dzieci szkolne z klasy Smej, Solo
Ave Maria" Millarda o~dspiewala
PARMA Klara Kosinska a ma skrzyp-
each przygrywa} p. Tomasz Orzada.
PAM mIoda jest dozorczynia z zawo-
du i przez pewien czas pe&ni}a obo-
wiazki dozorczyni W Ochronce Anioia
Str6aa a obecnie jest dozorczynia W
szpitalu sw. Bernardo. Mieszka ona
z matka staruszka i siostra pnr.
1884 Julian ul. Pan MILDLY mieszka
pnr. 1888 South Hermitage ave.
y @ q
Otrzymalismy zawiadomienie 2
Francyi, donoszace, il oh. X. VIE
checki, b. zarzadca pism Zwiazkt n.
P, kt6ry zaciagnaf sic do Armii Pol
skiej - szczesliwie przyby} do Fran
cyl.
Przypominamy, IL W sobote mai
blizsza, dnia 15go b. m. W sail ZWiaz-
ku Polek odbedzie sic przedstaWie-
ME znakomitej komedyi Freddy Pa
ma Geldhaba - ma doch6d Polakow
W Armii Amerykanskiej.
q q y
W pewnym wyszynku PREY Throop
ulicy wydarzyia sic wczoraj b6jka re
smutnym bardzo rezultatem. Pob1li
sic trzej szwagrowie, j. Matuszewski
Franciszek Knoll i Felix's Kowalski.
Posprzeczali sic o pania Matuszew-
ska zone tego p~ierwszego i tax cd
slowa do slowa ~przyszlo PREY kielisz-
ku / do bitki ma dobre. Matuszewski
pono pozgai nozem Franciszka Kr6l-
la, kt6ry zmari kr6tko pc wypadku
i Feliksa Kowalskiego, kt6rego "a
wieziono W ambulansie do szpitala
PREY domu poprawy wv. ,Bridewell".
N~ieszczesliwa ia vodka, do czego ona
tez ludzi naszych doprowadza.
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Zezwolenie ma budowe kilku dwu-
pietrowych budynkow pnr. 1919 do
1887 Manistee ven W South Chi
cago otrzymal p. Franciszek Wieczor-
kowski; prace architekta wykonai p.
F. w. Fisher, prace zaS kamieniar-
skie powierzono p. z. F. Jakubow-
skiemu a prace c~iesielskie wykona
sam wiasciciel. Koszta budowy tych
budynk6w mieszkalnych wynosit be-
d. okoio $4,000.
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We Srode, dnia 26-go Czerwca o
godzinie S-mej wieczorem W sail
Zjednoczenia pnr. 9S4-9S6 Milwau-
kee avenue, mar. Augusta ul., Cd
bedzie sic koncert uczni | uczenic
czk DIV m~uzycznei Illinois College Of
Music and Dramatic Art".
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Rodzinie panstwa W}adyslawa |
Zofii e. domu Sojka) Manikow-
skich, zamieszkalych pnr. 1850
Blackhawk utica, przybyia wczoraj
c~oreczka; matka i dziecie czuja sic
dobrze.