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Arizona republican., 1918-05-11

zona. to take effect not later than May 6.
 The corporation commission lost no
 tune in replying in vigorous tele-
 gram to MT. Byrne and also to William c. McAdoo, director general of rail- roads. protesting in strongest terms against any attempt to cancel intra- state summer tourist rates in Arizona
 and also like rates to coast points. It
 was pointed out that climatic condi-
 tlQns in this state made 1t imperative
 that the people, especially women, children and the many healthseekers
 in this state, be given every aid in leaving the central and southern part or Arizona for cooler regions during the hottest bart of the summer.
 The early reconsideration and prompt abandonment of the plan to cancel these rates is proof that the pro- test of the corporation commission carried much weight. It is fine vic
 tory for the commission and means 1 much to the people of Arizona.
 The telegram received today ends any attempt at this time to cut off summer tourist rates in Arizona" said A. A. Betts, a member of the commis- sion last night It means that the l usual summer rates will be in force to
 Iron Springs, Flagstaff, Grand Canyon ] and other northern points in the state
 and also to coast points"
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
OBITUARIES
Ieo Henry Muse

The little son. Leo Henry Muse. of Mir. and Mrs. s. P. Muse, passed away Thursday morning at o'clock at the home of his parents. The decedent, who was three years of age, leaves to mourn his loss. besides his father and mother, three sisters and three broth CTS. The funeral services will be held at the home, on the Park road. The Rev. MT. Holmes will officiate. Burial win be at Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
Iom Brown at coIumhia

Tom Brown, the leader of the rich set at Harvard, and who is engaged to a pretty society belle, is the hero of the story, From Brown at Har- yard" which will be shown at the Co., lumbia today. The thread of the story is woven around this couple and Gerald Thorne, a young man who is working his way through school and who sin cerely hates the rich mems sons. The story tells of college life and includes a yacht race. In addition to the regu- lar program, there will be Charlie Chaplin feature, "A Night Out"
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Cartwriuht Recital

Miss Nora Doyle will present her music pupils in a recital at the Cart wright Methodist Episcopal church to- night. The pupils of Miss Doyle. a successful teacher of music, gave a recital just a year ago so that the event of tonight will give an oppor- unity to observe the progress they have made.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11

patches. They received their orders just after they had finished lunch in Glasgow; they reached London for tea at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and were back in Glasgow for a late dinner that night. The distance between Glasgow and London is 40l miles and takes nino and one-half hours by the fast est trains. The two airmen did it n slightly less than four each way.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
rrE6 sEls.1e IsLLIs1l rss2s lEogEsO
 lsoFsT IEL WATER REPORT FOR MAY 10
WEATHER FORECAST
[RepublIoan A. p. Leased wIrel

Republican A. p. Leased Wlre1 Arizoha-Saturday generally fair; warmer east portion; Sunday fair. Southern California-Fair.
 West Texas-Saturday unsettled; To- cal showers in north; Sunday generally fair.
 Colorado-Saturday, local showers: Sunday, fair and warmer.
 New Mexico-Saturday generally fair and cooler; Sunday, fair.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
QUICK AIR TRIP

(New York Tribune)
 Two British airmen from an aero drome in Scotland made a hurried lvislt to London recently with dis
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11

week he was there UT a previously is sued check.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
Local Weather Yesterday

 Excess in temperature since the first l of the month IT degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 112 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date 2.79 inches.
 Actual precipitation January l to date 2.54 inches. Accumulated deficiency since Janu- ary l, 0.25 inches.
 ROBERT c. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
IRRIGATION PUMPS

We have a few 100 gallon capacity F. x L. pumps for immediate delivery. Call at vacant lot 3rd Ave. and Van Buren St, see demonstration.--Ad It
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
Se1vingm aWorldatWar

doing public satisfactorily today did before the the commercial world
 the face of greatly increased material maintain plant at the highest point of efficiency.
 Despite the high cost of labor maintaining full that be part of the work ighed neglected
 While the demands of the signal technically trained the by extra
 places congestion for relief but the ful lextn of human
 With world of unsettled and abnormal problems involved o the telephone playing picuous n that will bring victory The Mountain States Telephone & TelegraphCo
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11

Don't fail to attend Mothers Day" Service at Christian church, Sunday morning.=Adv. 1t
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
MAJOR ARTAJD WILL ASSIST
CITY N CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

Major Frank T.. Artaud. chief sur
gcon In the hospital at Camp Fur
long. is very much Interested in
Columbus Ectiing cleaned up, and
has offered 10 contribute some arii-
cles 10 the Courier along these lines.
The members Of the new city board
have under consideration plans for
active work In this direction as soon
as they go into office the FIRST Of
May. and Major Artaud has signifed
his willingness 10 cooperate In any
way he possibly can.
Columbus must make This clean
up proposition success, aud We
should consider ourselves exceed
ingly fortunate IN having the advice
Of the major. Watch for his article,
in the Courier
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
INDIAN APPROPRIATION
BII.L OF MUCH INTEREST

Washington. ID. g.. April 25.-The
Indian Appropriation bin. the con-
ference report ON which has been
agreed 10 by both the senate and
house of representatives, il Of more
than usual interest 10 the people Of
NeT Mexico this year.
II contains provision that no
Indian reservation shall be- created
nor shall any additions be- made to
onc heretofore created within the
limits Of the states Of New Mexico
and Arizona, except by act Of con-
gress. This removes question
which for many years has been a
most serious one In this state. aud
prohibits The creation and enlarge
mcnl of Indian reservations by de
tprimsnlal action aud. exeruiise
proclamation. leaving the matter
where II rruperly belongs. with the
duly elected representatives In con
Fress. The provision was intro
duced In the senate by senator
smith Of Arizona, and was encr-
rciically and vigorously supported
by the entire New Mexico delegation
IN both branches
The bill also carries an apprupri-
alton Of sas5o0 for the Alhuquerquc
school, stb.S50 for the Santa Fc
school. S95,OOO for continuing work
for the Indian highway extending
from the Mesa Verde National park
to Gallup, siOn additional appror
priation 10 the s150o0 already made
for tho building of a steel bridge
across the san Juan river near
l'arminplon, and si6,ooo 10 nssist IN
the construction of a wagon road
between Tularosa aud the MescalcrC
Indian reservation.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
MAY ELEVENTH
DATEFOR PRIMARY
Convention held IN Demlnn saturday
agrees upon primary plan Of
nominating candidates. for
the County Officers

Saturday, May 18th. has been set
a. the date for holding the demo-
cratic primary IN Luna county for
the purpose OF nominatins a candi-
date for representative. sheriff. as-
SCISSOR, treasurer. superintendent Of
schools, probate Judge. three cont
missioners. and surveyor
A convention was held IN Dcming
last saturday for The purpose Of de-
Gliding how the candidates we're Ca
be- nominated which was attended
by delegates from all over The coun-
~, the pro rata being one delegate
for each twenty-five democratic
voters IN the last general election.
Columbus was entitled a. siN. Those
who attended from here were br
Robert N Marshal. T A. Hulscy. T..
l. Burkhcad. g., ~ McNuley = T..
Greenwood. aud u. j. Chadhurn.
lack London and Charlie Powers ai-
~ went along.
The committee ou resolutions rn-
fiorsed the Wilson administration.
senator A. A. Jones aud nrprcscn-
taiiye BILLY Walton. aud also the
county officials. and Scnainr James
a.. Upton for FuVcnor.
Judge g. G. Rogers the Drming
Justice of the peace, was unani-
mously elected democratic rouniy
chairman, aud :. = Smith wasrho-
SEN A. vice chairman.
IN the evening James Carrigan.
Dcming business man gave a han
uiet la the visiting delegates and the
leading democrats Of the county. at
The Harvey house. Those from this
place who were invited We're lark
London. ! T.. Greenwood. g. n Ne
Auley, aud Charlie Powers. They
report a very enjoyable time, aud
speak Of Mr.. CarTigan a. host la
the highest terms.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
TWELVE MEN MUST co
FROM LUNA COUNTY


Luna cpunly must furnish Twelve
men Cor the new draft rcpardless
Of tho fact that she is Gar ahead Of
her quota already. The difbruliy
lies m ihe slowness oi the depart
meni ., Washington IN givins the
proper credit Tor eniissmeuts from
this county. The local board, when
The can was received last week, i'm
mcdialely took up the matter with
the department. but could get no
satisfaction. the question merely SET
iling down 10 the plain demand for
che men. a. The government will not
wait until the credit Is made ehd
meanwhile will not slow up The
draft machinery. 80 the board Fol
busy, aud here are the mea WIN
must go IN The first call, tie latter
part OF this month,
Wm Oaupp. Colulnhns, y ~
Newton Ralph Nrhri,lc, Pittslmrr
pn.
jesse Kelley. Deming.
Julian pachcco. Dcming.
BilI Mcdonald, liisbcc. Arz.
Euftrrio Alnercz, DcminH.
Robert Harrison Emery. ncminp
Herman Lindaucr. Dcming
Maxine Roscan. Columbus. ~ NJ.
Jas. h. white. Hondalc.
Claude &. Howard. Defining.
Alva T.. stroud IloldridEc. Neh.
Alternnies:
y, u. White. Waterloo. n. N.
T.. y. Bates. Mutt. y. NJ.
Warren :. CLARK. Dcming
Julian n. Rucker. Dcming.
Robt. " Tarwaler. Columbus, Nm.
Green A. Smith. Deming.
Leonard A. hathaway. Deming
Joe Deckert Deming.
". C. parkry. DemiuT
Those named from outside the
county we're registered frum Luna.
hui have since removed to other
paris. tlfS county stili,EettinR rreJii
for them
The men nanled who are still M
the county are required ~ report Ia
the local board at the court housc
IN this city at 2 y. M on April 70
for the first roll call. and the con
lingont will be- enirained IN spe-
cial santa Pc train Al this place Al
i:30 o'clock on the morning of the
27th. for Camp Funston, Ft Riley.
Kan The local board Is planning
demonstration In honor of their
departure in which The citizens gen.
orally will he asked to participate.
Dcming Graphic.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
PARRY WAVES EXAMINATION
IEI.D tn GRAND Jury

Emcl Parry was held Ia the grand
Jury in the sum Of SS2.000 by Judge
Hogcrs in Demine last saturday ON
a charge Of having killed cow The
bond was promptly furnished.
A citizen Of Columbus speaking
Of the Parry family says;
When w " Parry left The con-
iinement Of mercantile pursuits in
Joplin. NO. lo homestead in this
locality. he sought both the open air
and an opportunity Ia farm an a
moderate scale. The we'll that was
hoped Ia be- OF irrigatine capacity
proved to be hut a good stock well,
50 he was compelled TO alter his
plans to that Of stock raising. espe-
cially as the range in his locality
was among the choicest spots Ia the
valley, offering small stock man n
rare opportunity.
lie and his family have. by hard
consistent labor, increased tlieir
land holdings and herd until pros-
pcrily has Dogun to smile upon
them Judging front the interest
being recently displayed in the pos
session Of the we'll and control ol
the range now legally and honorahls
in the possession Of Mr.. Parry, com
plicalions Of a more or less serior
nature are arising. Tho Parry fam,
| lily IS among the best families lha
ever came 10 our locality.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
NEW swINDLE TAKES MONEY
FROM PARENTS or sOIDIERS

Parents Of soldiers IN camps are
warned by the War department nf
q swindlc which has been success
fully operated IN various camps.
4 telegram Is sent informing that
the soldier has furlough, and
requesting funds by wire 10 come
home. waving Identification. The
rest Is a mere msttor of detail
Parents and friends should be
warned If this game aud of IN,
similar one where the telegraphir
request is tn mail money 10 the sol
dier, care general delivery.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
JAMES MANNING A
PNEUMONIA VICTIM

James Manning. agcd 81, died oi
pneumonia at the base hospital here
saturday night. after q short illness,
NJ. Manning had been employed a.
wheelrieht by the quarlcruasier
NJ the camp. Ne had been q resi-
dent Of the valley for several year,
and Is survived By his mother. Mrs.
5. y. Manning. and four brothers,
John r., Robert. George aud lee Mau-
ning. Interrneut was made at Valley
Heights cemetermy.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26

senator J. q, Upton OF Dcm,ns h
a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor of New
Mexico. The democrats can do a lot
worse than nominate Mr.. Upton; Ia
fact, they will have to 50 some to
lind a democrat better qualified for
The job. lie will be a great improve
ment over any man they have nomi-
mated IN the past, meaning mn dis
respect for the late Governors
DcBaca and Mcdonald, This much
Mr. Upton can be given credit for
hc Is one of the smoolhest poll
ticians who ever lat the Sunshine
state.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
LADIES Am SOCIETY

hrhere viii ho business nneelfip
Of the Ladies' AID society wcdncs-
day, May T. This mreling will be-
at the N. n. church At 3 O'Clock All
members are requested 10 hc pres
ent.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26

II Luna county wants Ia put up a
real winner Tor the goyeInorship, II
has the man In II. q. Bush. There
Is hardly possibility Of Mr., Bush
accepting the nomination even n n
was rendered him, aud II Is Ger
tain fact that he will not make a
iighi for Il, but he is the brand Of
man that New Mexico needs for It's
chief executive.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
RmIING On on. WILL
AGAIN MID uP

The drilling a the Knifnn well is
being held up this week on the ac-
count of having broken a bull rope
and having 10 wait until another
could bc received u will only be-
few days. They are also waiting
on driller who Is coming out from
lbs Angeles 10 take charge Of tho
night shift.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26

Major Birkuer, who was sent mp
10 the penitentiary from Dcming ON
a charge of heing pro-German, was
recently tarred and fealhcred by the
prisoners Of the institution. We
wonder II the Mexican bandits who
were among the Columbus raiders
now housed in the penitentiary were
responsible for this horrible crime
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26

jolly Garner
n. W. Elliott
T. II. Dahncy
Dora Burton
I. J. Cole
Manuel Galindo
Harry A. Dean
e.. w, Harvey
W II. Page
Henry Burton
Raymon J Reed
!. l.. Greenwood
IT,, u. G.. Robbins
Lee A. Riggs
Belle r. Poole
". u. Gray
J. n. blair
James u Robertson
Susan A. Moore
". =. Murphy
May ". Peters
Alpha G.. NJ Quasi
4. n. Wallace
James W. Hlair
John :. Reed
Mrs. A. u. Frost $3.50 suhscrl
ton made through the Deming n
lional Hank. with request that sar
be placed to credit Of Colur'hisl
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26

Of America the one hundred and
forty-sccond.
woonRow WILSON
"By the Presidcni.'
Robert Lansing, Secretary of
State"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26

Boost )lumbus by palronizing
her Industries,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26
ONE HUNDRED AM FOCR
PEOPLE SURstRIBE TO LOAN
sfi.Tso Paid IN. with $500 More
Subscribed = -columhis' Goes Over
Quota by Almost 80 Per Gent


OnB hundred and four subscribers
10 the Liberty Loan IA the record
made by Columbus. with small sub
scripiions com'ag In every day. Her
quota Of sii.5m was subscribed In
a fow hours after the committee got
IN the Job, and while they have
continued 10 solicit subscriptions
they are moi dcvoiing very much
time 20 the work.
Columbus has done exceedingly
well. the business men IN town all
subscribing rs literally as could
havl, 2ern dxDectei. To those who
havi 81 yet subscribed, the Colum-
bus ssate Bank Is al your service
for 'he placing Of your subscription.
There Is no charge whatever for
this service.
NJ subscriptions must b. made
on or before May Initial payment
Of 8 per cent with subscription.
second payment, due May ~, 20 per
cent Of toial. Third payment 80 per
cent, due on the iStn of July. Fourth
and last payment on August 10. iOiS.
nalc 0f interest for the loan AZ per
cent, with The bonds dated May y.
1919. First interest payment for i2o
days due lo holder on September
10, next Interest payments there
after due every March 70 and Sep
iember 70. Bonds mature ON Sep
iember %. iQeS. II IL the safest
investment in the world. and your
Uncle Sam necds the coin.
Following h complete list Of
subscribers to date;
DR.. 4. II. Dabney
Harry o. Tracy
w y. Murphy
A. d. Carter
Mrs. n W. Elliott L
q. 4. Jack
q. J. Wilkinson
Mrs. q. J. Wilkinson
John r., Colson
Duke CowRil
. .. sinnentes II f-rf' ff
Mrs. Elanor N. Deah
o. A. Lawrence
O. Reese
W. r. King
Frank W. Callen
G.. n. McAuley
The Puchi Bros. Co.
A. Froderickson
H. Nicholson
Henry Davis
G.. :. Nelson
A. !. Weld
!. G. Flora
Pom Don
A. J, Evans
Mrs. J. W. Blair
Juan Carrcon
Genaro For1an, lr.
Richardo Rodriguez
Jesus Quevedo
H. =. Hijar
steve Mckinney
W. A. Wakefield
W. d. Bean
J. ~ Davis
Billie a Susie Mccullough
! y. A. Engendorf
4 n Gardner
N. n Coleman
Mrs. Ida u. Martin
u. 4. Orr
Jack London
Vim. Klein
Mrs. Belle Dalton
John Dalton
Benz. Lebow
y. LacOuture
Alfred Spiro
Robert Flack
Anna u. Greenway
n. n. Gomez
l.. Molinar
: J. Lujan
Pedro pacheco
j. l.. Walker
a.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-26

PUYLIBERTY BONDS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23

becna Komisye OSwiaty, kt6re usu-
waja wszelkie dotychczasowG trud-
noSci W odbieraniu napowr0t wypia-
conych stypendyi cd tych stypendyt
stow, kt6rzy juz staneli ma stanowi-
skach i So W stanie zwr0cic wypiaco-
ne stypendya. System jest nastepu-
lacy:
Applicant must naJpierw wypelni6
apllkacye p%odpisana przcz grupe. do
kt6rej on sam lub W razie jego nic-
pe!noletnosci nalezy ojclec Tub mat
ka. Dalej przez Gmine, do kt6rej da-
ma Grupa nalezy, nastepnie aplikant
must podpisaG note bezprocentow9
platna "a lat 5. w razie gdy apli--
kant ME Jest ~pelnoletni podpisujs
takowa note rodzice Tub opiekuno-
vie. W dodatku nota ia must byo
podpisans przez dw6ch ~poreczycieli,
wiascicieli realnosci.
w tym celu prosi sic Wysoka Izbe
1 Panow Delegat6w o uchwalenie su-
my $1,700 rocznie Ii tylko ma sty-
pendya.
Polecamy ma Biblioteki ola Grup
1 Gmin, ma zasiiek ola szk6iek wa
kacyjny prowadzonych pod opieks
Wydziaiu Kobiet, kt6re ma utrzyma-
ME szkoiek polskich W m%iejscowo-
sciach, W kt6rych szk6{ polskich ME-
ma. Dalej ma wydatki Komisyi Oswia
ty sumo $1,000 rocznie.
Nastepnie polecamy zasilek dls
Biblioteki Zwiazkowej W Chicago
ILL.,, sumo 5000 rocznie. ,
w kohcu naszych projektow uwa-
fanny sobie "a powinnosc przypo-
mniet Sam. Posiom posiannictwo q.
N. P. tuszac, Il Wysoka Izba sejmo-
wa, W skiad ktorej wchodza prawi
Zwiazkowcy, uswiadomieni narodo-
wo, pomni na to cele 1 ~posiannictwo
Zwiazku projekta nasze serdecznie
popra.
Komisya Oswiaty Sejmu XXI: -
DR.. Stan. N. Borowiak, prezes.
Felix's s.. Furtel, sekretarz.
Kazimier1 Cholewa,
Julian Paczkowsh,
Franciszek LagodzihsH,
czionkowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23
PLATEK.
C wiecZorna.

SeCya WlecLOrud.
Sesye otworzy} wiceprezes Ko-
scinski O godz. Sis. Sprawozdania
komitetu rewizyjnego. Przyjeto.
Sprawozdanie komitetu oswiaty'
DR.. Borowiak referuje. Dfuzsze de-
baty wywoluje polecenie komisyi
ably dwaj wiasciciele realnosci pore
czyli kaidy pozyczke, ~udzielona sly
pendystom Zwiazku, gdyz bardzo
ma,a Geese pozyczek dotychczas u
dzielonych zostala zwr6cona. Arg&.
menty prezesa Piekarskiego ostatecz
ME sklaniaja Izbe do odrzucenia po'
~lecenia.
Kasyer Magdziarz prosi Izbe o or
naczenei losci dni, "a kt0re dyeta ma
bye wyplacona. Delegact podnosza
kilka projekt6w. Izba uchwala, ably
wypiacono dyete "a siedm dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23
o plci pieknet.

- Jakkolwiek mezczyzna lie my
sli o kobietach, niema kobiety kto-
raby ~jeszcze gorzej o MIN ME my
slala. ,
- Skoro kobieta znajdzie sic mie-
dry dwoma mezczyznami, z ktorych
jeden prawic bedzie o czufosci, dru-
81 zas wygadywac ma je1 wspoiza-
wodniczki, ona usmiechac sic bedzie
do p~ierwszego, ale siuchae drugtego.
- Kobieta ME dotrzymuje zazwy-
czaj przyrzeczen, gdy ~przysiega ko-
chae zawsze. Tub gdy przysiega ME
kochae nigdy. d,
- Kobieta, ktora jeszcze ME ko-
chala, TAX sic wstydzi swojej pierw-
szej miiosci, Re sama pred soba
chciaiaby sic ukryc; z druga milo
scia ukrywa sic tylko pred innemi
kobietami, ~trzeciej zas pred nikim
ME stara sic ukryc.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23
co BYLY KOMISARZ ZDRO-
VIA KERR M6WI:

"Jsko komisarz zdrowia miasta Chica-
20, mialem nieraz sposobnosG do zalecanla
lekarstw, w6d mineralnych it'd. Nigdy ME
przypominam sobie, azebym otaczai specyal-
nymi wzgledami jake lekarshwo, ale Nuxa-
ted Iron p~owinno mice wyiatek!w tym wy
padku. ia zatywaiem Ielazo oIIganiczne o.
sobiScie 1 doswiadczyiem jego wiasnoscl'
jake budownicsggo Zdrowia publlcznego, po-
czuwam sic do obowiazku podat do Wiado-
mosci jego skutki. Ostatnie try lat pre-
byiem zdr6w 1 mocno ", to w!erze, te mo!a
gdolnost fi1yczna pochodzi Cd zatywanla
przezemnie Huxated Iron 1 gdy mole uzna-
ME z~ostanie przyjete 1 zacheci anemicznyc1'
nerwowych | ma zdrowiu poduDadiych mez-
czyzn / kobiety do za1ywanta zelaza orga-
nicznego / otrzymaja take wyniki. jak ia,
bede mial ~prawdESVs s~atysfakcye, te zrobi-
lem wyttek Z mego stalego p~ostanowienia,
zale.ajsc takowe. q mego wlasnego do
swiadczenia z Euxated Iron ia cIute, &c jest
to lekarstwo, kt6re powinno bye uzywane
" kaSdym szpitalu 1 powinno bye przepi-
sywaie przez katdego lekarza " lynn kratu.
X4WRMm
Byly komisarz zdrowia miasta Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23

odroczono sic o godz. 12:45 do
godz. 2giej.
P~opoiudniu fotoglafowanie dele
gaC6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23
Ma balu.

Starry jenerai do panienki, ktora
prowadzii do salonu:
= Prawdziwy anioi z PAM! o! ca
"a szkoda. re ME poznalismy sic to-
mu lat czterdgfesci!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23
Zyd wieszany.

Gdy chciano wieszac 4yda, po-
wtada zyd do o~toczenia:
- Mech mnie 'panowie powiesza
"a surdut albo pod pachy, DO ia pod
szyja bard1o ckliwy, jak mnie kto
Iaskota.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23

Uwaxa. Nuxated Iron, kt6re u
tywal by}y komisarz zdroWia Kerr
3 takiem rezultatem 1 ktore Jest pre-
pisywane 4 rekomendo wane powy-
tel przez lekarzy ~ r~ozmaitych wy
padkach, ME lost wcale pstentowane
hub sektetne lekarstwo; ale lekar-
stwo zawierajace 4elazo, znane apte-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23
Bv}v Komisarz Zdr0wia Now;
Nuxated Iron

Powinno Bye Uzyte W Kazdym SSzpitalu i Pre-
pisywane W Przez Kazdego Lekarza . Przepl-
suie Swoja Wiasna R%uchliwosc CzynnoscIach
Dziisiai " Wieku DO mad 60 Lat Zazywaniu NuSated Iron