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The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14
At the Theatres

Herbert RaWlinson in the Flash
of Fate" will be the screen attraction
at the Classic Saturday. 1t is a virile
picture of the underworld cloaked in
society's clothes Where the gutter
mixes with those who were born with
golden spoon, to prey on them and
take from them what they be-
lieve is their due is the theme of the
picture. That the world owes him a
living is a crooks byword in life. How
it is changed in this incident is ably
presented. An added feature will be
"The Milk Fed Vamp," Fox comedy
Another daring, dashing Tom Mix
picture will be shown at the Classic
Sunday, entitled western Blood" It
has more of that clever horsemanship
in the southwestern hills and plains
that is so picturesque and pleasing
mentally. This time Mix is the owner
of a ranch and is gathering horses for
the u S. troops in France, He becomes
acquainted with the daughter of the
officer in charge of the remount sta
ton in Los Angeles by lifting her from
her saddle onto his own horse as her
animal is running away.
There is an interest about "Weaver
of Dreams" at the Majestic Saturday,
charm about Viola Dana, the star,
and an appeal about the story that
makes the whole a desirable Offering.
The supporting cast does it's work
we'll, the settings are artistic and have
been carefully selected and the gowns
worn by Miss Dana are magnificent. It
is lavish production and one that
will please the audience
I love to do great things" ex-
claimed Mary Pickford, as she sat in
the shade of tree during a pause in
the filming of her scenes in "Amorilly
Of Clothes Line Alley" in which she
appears Sunday and Monday at the
Majestic, land 1 feel that in being
Amorilly, l am doing something great,
I for 1 always loved this clever story
and was delighted when 1 was able to
start the photodramatic version"
Eddie Polo will be starred in 1.-THE
Bulls Eye" new serial, the first
part of which will be shown at the
Majestic Sunday. Miss Vivian Reed is
| a Sn StarrQd in tho Domino
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14
CHRON c
Sufferers

want to talk to you. The fact that
you have been treated elsewhere
without benefit does not discourage
me in the least I am helping men and
women every day, effecting cures,
many times in cases pronounced in
durable by others, SO that 1 feel sura
can do as much for you. My counsel
Will cost you nothing but my charges
for treatment will be reasonable and
not more than you will be willing to
pay for the benefits conferred.
l treat Rheumatism, Nervousness.
Stomach and Heart Troubles, Ca
tarrh, Blood and Skin Diseases, Con-
stipation, Urinary and Kidney Dis
eases and Diseases peculiar to women.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14
DOCTOR TURBIN
SCHILLER BUILDING CHICAGO

Only Woman Makes Home Possible.
man may build palaces. but -
can never make home. The plEfk
uatt0 and love o1 Q woman aAoao q
accomplish ia
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14

News want ads are small, but the
cost is smaller, and wise investors
use them for best results
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14
SAVE MORE

SAVE MORE
Letting we'll enough alone never won success
built bank account TOday's savings will
satisfy the big, growing ambitions of tomorrow
Think up ways to save money. The money you
spend for extravagances goes into the other fell
lows bank Stop the leaks that let through
the small change.
Keep up with the times Save more! Crow
Bank of WatertOWn
The Oldest Bank in WATERFOWL
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3oHramher rh1a

Overwork just before serving OF
meals. more than any other thing, has
kept women from being recognised BY
zaen a. equal thinkers.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14
Hlah Notice.

New FORKS most valuable place Of
amusement IL the Metropolitan opera
house ofncially rated ~ vesth ~
07t,000.
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MEETINGS


Tonight.
Liederkranz.
st. Johns Church Choir.
Log Camp No. 4O1, M. W.. A.
Bartenders Union.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14

Eddie Polo will be starred in 1.-THE
Bulls Eye" a new serial, the first
part of which will be shown at the
Majestic Sunday. Miss Vivian Reed is
also starred in the coming serial.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25
Death Of Kels Poli

Nelse Poll, for many years a
resident of Nioa,nan, Nerada,
died in a San Francisco hospital
while undergoing an operation He
had been i'll fer some time but, did
not consider his condition serious.
His daughter, Miss Adel, was with
him at the time of his death. Mr..
Poll was buried at Xerington and
the funeral was reported to have
been one Of tie largest ever wit
messed i'll this part Of the state
Mr. Poll leaves a daughter and
son to mourn lis loss to whom the
Bulletin extends lis sympathy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25
CORRESPONDENCE
FROM LUNlNO.

Mr. Henry Boerliu OF Aurors
passed through town Tuesday on
his way south.
w. Dee Jones motored to Nina
Tuesday afternoon and spent a few
hours.
Z. Finney was a visitor to Nina
from Luning Tuesday and Wed
nesday Of last week.
A party of Nina people motored
10 Luning Sunday evening and Ell
ioyed the Ravallo dinner at tho
Luning Hotel Among the party
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. J, Lee and young
son and Mr.. aud Mrs. A. c. Spen
Ger.
Ollie Bakers numerous friends
will be pleased to hear the coed
news that he IS recovering from
his recent illness and will soon be
able to be about. At present he IS
in a hospital at Berkeley, Cal.
Mr.. A. Bronson. president Of the
Mines Co, and his wife
and Mr.. Weed of New York City
are the guests-of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
Guisendorfer
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25
District Court.

The District Court met in regular
session Tuesday May 2lst, 1918. at
10 o clock a. IN, Judge ] Emmett
Walsh presiding
In the case of {. NJ. Compton VS..
the Del Monte Consolidated Min
ing and Reduction Company Judge
ment was entered for the plaintiff
for 81 567 95 with interest at 8 per
cent and costs. Attorneys fees
were denied. W. l. Hacker APP
peared for the defendant and J H.
White and Geo. Green were attor-
neys for the plaintiff.
In the malur of tue estate of /.
t Taylor, deceased Attorney Geo.
Green presented voucher of Mrs.
Victoria Newman and asked for
discharge Of administrator and re
'ease OF hondsmeu. The Court
granted request of Attorney Green
and ordered voucher filed
In the ]uvnile Court case of the
State Us. Ed Knowles and Will
Gibson, Jr., the Court ordered the
case continued indefinitely, pend.
ing the good behavior of the boys.
Court entered order admitting
Ambro Rosaehi to citizenseip.
Court adjourned,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25
Help the Babies

Mrs. w. 4. Shockley of Reno
has been appointed head of the
committee for the relief of Belgian
Babies. Mrs Shockley has selected
deputies throughout the State who
will exert themselves to procure
contributions for this most worthy
object. Mrs. +. B. Balzar is the
deputy for Hawthorne and she has
provided reeeptaeles for the receipt
Of contributions. These receptacles
have been placed i'll each of the
stores, in the posfofice, schools
and other public places. Drop
your mite in t1e slot and relieve
the misery of these suffering child
rem.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25

State Controller Gee. A. Cole
and Dr.. Mclean were visitors Wed
aesdas. They were on their way
% Carson afser having made a
,our Of the state oa official bust
ness.
z. NJ. Compton aud Mr. Spar
ger OF Luning had business in the
District Court this week.
I. G. Wright was visitor from
Luning Tuesday.
Gray Mashburn. of the law firm
If Miller and Mashbhrn of Reno,
vas in town Wednesday on legal
business.
Mrs. A T. Taylor, formerly
resident Of Hawthorne, is visiting
friends in Yeriugton.
Jack Hammill and Sam Wood
deputy sheriffs OF Nina. passed
en-route to Carson Thurs
lay They ale witnesses in the
u. S. Court Mrs. Hammill ac
companied them.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25
Sheriff Wild Dies.

Mark f Wildcs, sheriff of Chuf
chill county who was shot last
Sunday at Fannins by Paul Wal
ters, draft evader, succumbed to
his wounds Thursday morning Al
Lovelock, according to telegram
received by Governor BOYLE.
Until Wednesday there was hope
that Wilds would recover, hut a
change for the worse occurred dur.
ing the night
After the receipt Of the news of
Wllds' death the governor called a
meeting of the State Board OF Ex-
aniners and with their sanction a
deficiency was created i'll the re
ward fund and the sum OF $1,000
previously offered for the capture
Of Walters, dead or alive. was n
creased to S5, 600 Churchill coun-
y will probably also offer a lsrge
reward.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25
The Red Cross Drive

Incomplete reports Of the Success
OF the Red Cross drive for Mineral
County slow that wc are over the
top again. Nina comes first with
$1,000, Luning with S110O, Aufora
$500 while Hawthorne has $500 to
date with the big drive on to day,
la Only four towns has been sub
scribed nearly three times the coun
ty S allotment.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25

WANTED-Aaert for Haw-
thorne and vic nity. Good prop
osition. Previous experience un-
necessary. Free school Of instruc-
tons. Address Massachusetts
Bonding and Insurance company,
Accident and Eealth Department,
Saginaw. Michigan Capital 81, =
500 600.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25

1t is reported that work will be
gin at. once on the road which is
to built OH the west shore of Wal
ker Lake.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25
ofn1a
Had Her poubte.

He-"But you say yourself that uT
father is anxious To geb yoa ell At
bands" she--"Yes; that's wig cent
taink hen listen to you. '-Bcstop
Transcript
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25

J l.. VI ulle went 70 Luulng OF
Saturday S train where lie Had q
case IN the Justice Court.
Mrs. J. A. Marshall drove II
IRON Luniaq last Friday to attend
a meeting of the Pythian Sister
Lodge and visit with friends.
Perry Morgan and VIII Matthew
came to Hawthorne from East
Walker last Friday 10 pay their
t1zes an1 purchase fishing licenses.
S. T. Kelso made q trip to Mina
and return last Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Ferrstti has been
quite i'll during the past week.
John Kitchens was taken to the
Reno hospital last week, being
seriously i'll with typhoid fever
John S brother Richard is confined
to his home with inaammatorg
rheumatism.
John r Melrose went to L.uning
last Saturday He was accompanied
BY Miss Doris Whipple and Miss
Edith Woodbridge
George Reading will inlist in the
Z S. motor tru6k service as soon
as his contract to tear down some
mill al Ruby, Arizona is completed
which will be in about a month.
]. II. White and wife returned
from a brief visit to Reno Monday
Geo. Box ST. was patient al
the hospital last week, having has
his tonsils -emoved. lie is recover
ing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Conway ol
Sweetwater were i'll Yerington Sat
urday Mr. Conway reports tie
Ioss OF about . thousand dollars.
worth Of fat steers, Al his ranch
Sunday night, due to alfalfa bloat.
Mason Valley News
Mrs. NJ. L. Spencer returned
Saturday from business trip to
Reno.
Clarence and Ray Sharpe Of
Fletcher spent last Sunday fishing
at the elbo. They took home forty
fine brook trout.
II. A. Geisendorfer and family
of Lnning drove to Hawthorne last
Monday, returning home the same
day.
Judge Walsl, and wife motored
IN from 3oldhield Monday After
attending court here uutil Wednes
day night they went on to Carson
and Reno on Thursday morning.
Sheriff Balzar went to Nina Tues
day returning to Hawthorne on
Wednesday.
Under Sheriff Dimmock was a
departure Carson Wednesday, he
is called as a witness in the whisky
selling case agaius. J Salazar
G. \. Asubq and wife and Fred
| Fall and wife Of Nina went TO Sill
'er lakelast Saturday night, Trey
returned Monday night after two
days Of aae fishing
Eugene Crutt Is spending few
days in San Francisco attending to
! business matters.
Will Henley Of Gold6eld. one Of
/ 1awthofne's sons, was called to
take his place in the National
Army this week. Mrs. Henley,
his mother, and his sister Clara ex-
pect to mak- their home III Lo=
Ans elcs n future
Little Gertrude Summerfeld has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs, Laura
Ferretti during the past week
Kenneth McKeough, son Of The
Aurora postmaster, is visiting the
Burkbam boys this week.
Attorney George S. Green oil
Reno was ats nding court in Haw;
thorne this week. He left Wed
nesday with A. Rosachi for Yer
ington to attend the funeral Of
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-05-25

. awcetWater IS i'll very serious con.
dition and has been taken to San
. Francisco for medical treatment.
Miss Doris Tariog. who is teach
( .ng school ON the Last Walker, was
Ia welcome visitor last Tuesday
7 She came by automobile with A
Rosaclli.
Bill Gibson was visitor from
Luning last Tuesday.
Mrs. John McCone, mother Of
Alex McCone, died in san Fran
cisco last week. For many years
after the death Of her husband. Mrs
MeCone conducted the Fulton
Foundry III Virginia City.
L. A. L. Greenn accompanied by
"a University professor is looking
up Manganese properties around
''"e .., 80 " '''''e'
s, which he will present to his
danqbter Florence &C birfhdav
and graduating present Miss
7Iorence ;s ,ttanJi,o sor,o Ia.
dies seminary in Los Angeles.
F. B. Balzar and wife returned
Saturday from a trip to Reno where
they attended the war conference
The snarrs r,broaiclo i n,a IA
test Nevada ,s,,sn,na, 10 reocb
orr sanct,n i ! n,,l,l;sbad .,
Snarks hv vic K;rnr,a1 : fall of
news and ,aal-s lilo il hos oo,,a -
s,,v
Senator S,mmeIGeld aud wife Of
Nina arrived in rIow+borne Sr,
da, from Pa,o Where tboy hod
been Tor several do,s Tl,a, 80
NAMED over niaht here, bring the
guests of Mrs. Eugene Ferretti.
Fred u-aters arriyed from, Yer
iaotoa Spndav aud will ra,nain a
few days visiting relatives here.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02
L POLITYKI

Ma krytyki apelu Prezydenta
ola popierania acknowledgement
kandydat6w do Kongresu, Ernest
Hoover, personal---very. Demo-
kratycznego StandMego Central
rego Komitetu, wydal wczora;
energiczna odpowiedz, usprawie-
dliwiajQc ia wskazaniem ma ME
Gawne czynnoSci i sprawozdania
republikanskich przewodcow, "a
r6wno w Senacie jak W Kongre-
sic, cytujqc zarazem oSwiadcze-
ME p. Hays, Przewodniczacego
Republikahskiego Narodowego
Komitetu.
,Podnie$li oni wielki wrzask z
2owodu partyzantki W apelu Pre-
zydenta" powiedziai p. Hoover.
Lecz kazdy zdrowo mySlacy czio-
wick pozna odrazu, re APPEL ten
rie zakrawai ma zwolennika pew
nego stronnictwa, ale r~aczej wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02
.M STANLEY S. WALKOWIAK.
(ogD

dany byi ola sprawy patryotycz-
rel.
Podczas niedawnych wymian
not pomiedzy Prezydentem Will
sonem a dyplomatami KRAKOW ME
przyjacieiskich, gdy caiy SWAT
pochwalai Prezydenta stanowis-
ko, ktore "a eel sluzylo wszyst--
Kim aliantom, co wtsnczas mowi-
i i co czynili senator Lodge,
pr~zywodca republikanow w Sc
racie; senator Curtis, bicz repu-
bIikanski; senator Poindexter,
glowna republikanow ostoja i
reprezentant Foss, przewodnicza
cy republikanskiego kongresyo-
Ealnego komitetu?
,,Usiiowali oni postawic polity-
ke Prezydenta ma missy stopien,
wystepowali wrogo przeciw
wszystkim sprawom narodowym
W tel wojnie i przeciw najwznioS-
lejszym patryotycznym ideom
Prezydenta. Ola czego? Mkt ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02
Michael F. Sullivan.

Z%robieniem krzyzyka W kwadra-
Gle pred imieniem p. Sullivana udo-
wodnimy, re stoimy PREY partyi de-
mokratycznej.
w imieniu komitetu, kreslimy sic
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. Laskowski, John j. Lagodny. F.
StanisIawski. Peter Rostenkowski,
Jos. A. Lasecki. John NJ. Nowicki.
Bruno Galecki, Bruno Pstrong, Aug.
Detlaff, J. Olszewski, John Prystal-
ski. Jacob Bzdek, jog. Dumanowski.
w. Orlikowskl, NJ. Kolassa. Thee.
Weyna, Jos. Helminiak. w. T. LII.
nowiecki. Stanley K~ielczynski, Ign.
Frasz, Peter II. Schwaba, F. X. Der
dzliski, Jos. Mendrzycki, NJ. Gorski,
H. Nowak, w. Przybylinski, Ign.
Wr5blewskd, Leon Zamorski, +. A.
Dixon, S. SmocZynski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02

,,Sedzia Olson re swej administra-
cyl jake szef sadu Municypalnego
cd czasu istnienia tego sadu wykazal
swa niepoSlednia zdolnoSG piastowa-
mia tego urzedu. By} pierwszym W
prawyborach Stowarzyszenia Praw-
nik5w dnia Sgo maja, 1918, otrzy-
mujac $50 glossy z 1929 oddanych.
Jest on wysoce ukwalifikowanym'.
Sedzia Harry Olson rozwinai Sad
Municipality z organizacyi jaka byi
pred dwunastu laty do tego stopnia,
ae dis jest najwiekszym ~pojedyn-
czym sadem W calych Stanach Zjed-
%noczonych W sprawach byznesowych
1 ~finansowych.
Sad ten zaiatwial sprawy cywilne
| kryminalne, dlatego tez zaiatwia
swe interesa szybko, pomimo tego,
re praca sic podwoila cd czasu swe-
go zaiozenia. Sedzia odwola} sic do
lekarzy ably pomogli W xalatwianiu
spraw nieszczesliwych.
Urzad glownego Sedziego ME jest
urzedem politycznym. Jestto urzad
kt6ry powinien bye piastowany przez
doswiadczonego ! kompetentnego ad
wokata kt6rego charakter jest ME
skazitelny.
Sedzia Olson zasiuguje ma popar-
Gle Observation-Disclosures. Interest,"
wal sic ich sprawami cd wielu lat:
uczeszczai ma ich posiedzenia. i "a"
wsze byi mile przyjetym.
iona jego zwykle mu towarzy-
szyia / Gala jego familia jest Po:a--
kom W Chicago dobrze znana.
Sedzia Jarecki byl sekretarzem ma
posiedzeniach Sedziow przez kilka
lat. Sedzia La Buy i Alderman Wal
kowiak So obecnie k~andydatami ma
Sedzi6w Sadu Municypalnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02
TAkn o VIE.
OCZ. USZU, NOSA ! GARDhA.
iOtADEK " NIEPORzADKU?
Dosiegnqc Rzeczywistei Przyczyny
-Brac DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

Oto co tysiace c~ierpiacych ma zoladek
czyni obecnic. r-iast braG toniki, lub
pr6bowaG "polatac ..s trawienie, zabie-
raja sic one do prawdztwej przyczyny
dolegliwosci-zapchanej watroby i rozr
strojonego zoladka. /
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets dziaIaja
ma watrobe kojaco j gojaco. Gdy wat.
roba j zoladek w~ykonywaja swe natu-
ralne funkcye, odejdzie niestrawnosG !
p~rzypadlosci zoladka.
Je4eli macie niesmak W ustach, oh.
3ozony jezyk, Fly apetyt, uczucie ocieza:
3osci i rozleniwienia, brak ambicyi j
energii, pokarmy sic ME trawia nalezycie
-powinniscie braS Olive Tablets, taste
pujace kalomel. =
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets ST. czysto
roslinnym preparation, zmieszanym z
OLIVIA. Poznacie je pc ich oliwkowym
kolorze. Dzialaia one ME sprowadzaJae
kolek, kurcz6w Tub b6lu. d,
Wezcie jedna Tub dwie idac spac, q
bedziecie mogli dobrze jese. Pc lOc !
Csc pudelko. We wszystkich aptekaeh'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02
z SIS. ZMAR-
TWYCHWSTANEK w NOR
WOOD PARK.

,,Inf1uenzya, jak mas wiesci do
chodza, ustepuje, ME chcia}ybys-
my zatem wstrzymywac stesknlo
nych do widoku swej ukochanej
dziatwy rodzic6w; pozwalajac ie-
dnak ma zwykfe niedzielne odwie-
dziny, prosimy rownoczesnie o
zachowanie Scisie przepisow o.
stroznosci, ably ME przyniesc
dzieciom choroby, cd ktorej -
dzieki Bogu - dotad wstrzyma-
lySmy je. Prosimy zatem ably CT,
ktorzy mieti jakakolwiek stycz-
nose z chorymi ma influenze ME
przyjezdzali.
siostry zmartwychwstania
Panskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02

Partya demokratyczna do ktorej
naleiy nasz wielki prezydent Wilson,
zaszczycila D. Walkowiaka nomina-
cys ma sedziego. Opr6cz niego data
szesciu innym Polskom nominacye
ma rome wa&niejsze urzedy. Partya
republikanska zas ME ma ami jed
nego Polaka ma wieksze urzedy ma
swoim tykiecie. Wobec tego kazdy
Polak, bez wzgledu ma to, do kto-
raj partyi nalezy, Uowinien ~glosowaG
tym razem tykiet demokratyczny.
Pan Walkowiak jest adwokatem
cd roku 1908. Wyksztaicenie ma
gruntowne - elementarne, klasy-
CINE i prawnicze. Doswiadczenie zas
ma 15letnie wszechstronne. Ustawy
i przepisy miasta Chicago Una dosko7
male, DO jest aldermanem juz piaty
termin. W swoim czasie byi on take
adwokatem ZjednocT9nia Pol. Rzym.
Kat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02

. 49, -.-f H F
Me wierze w to-. Naturalnie
gdyby republikahski przewodni-
czacy miai prawo dyktowac glosy
swych zwolennikow, kazdy pa
tryotyczny wyborca przyzwoli
narodowemu przyw6dcy prawo
glosu zaufania cd ludzi, kt6rych
on reprezentowai.
APPEL taxi byl potrzebuy potem
gdy republikahscy liderzy chcieli
60 pouiechac, przygnebi ducha
naszych aliantow a da otuchy ME
przyjaciolom, ktorzy przyjmuja
warunki Prezydenta. g..
Anglia popiera Lloyd Georgia.,
Francya swego C1emenceau'a, po
wiedzcie kajzerowi, re popiera-
Gle Wilsona W Ameryce glosowa-
MEM ma Demokratyczny ballot 5
listopada W przyszly wtorek, i
tenn samem p~opierajcie partye,
ktora postawiia ma ballot Stanley
S. Walkowiaka / Joseph S. La
Buy'a ma sedzi6w; Franka x.
Rydzewskiego ma klerka sadu
municypalnego j Thos. Kasper-
skiego i Alberta Nowaka ma ko-
misarzy powiatowych. Niniej--
seem zwraca sic specyalnie uwa-
&c abyscie oddali CLOS Walko-
wiakowi i La Buy, kandydatom
ma sedziow. Ogl.
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S. WALKOWIAK
Kandydat ma Sedziego M~unicypalnego.

We wszelkich sprawach narodo--
wych, czy to amerykahskich, czy pol
skich, zawsze brai czynny udzial.
Gdy sprawl immigracyjna sic toczy-
Ia W ~kongresie, kt6raby take i ma
Sym polskim Immigration ograni-
czyla dostep do tego kraju p. Wal
kowiak pojechaf do Washingtonu,
ably ten bill zwalczyc.
Kwalifikacye sedziowskie ma
wszystkie - ma nauke / doswiadcze"
ME, jest ~sumiennym, zdolnym, bez-
stronnym, cierpliwym / sprawiedli-
wynn.
Nazwisko p. Walkowiaka jest ma
osobnym malym balocie sedziow-
skim W pierwszej koiumnie, trzecie
cd doIu. Ably mu zapewnic wyb6r
MECH kazdy obywatel zrobi krzyzyk
W kwadracie pred jego nazwiskiem
tax:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02
.[X] HARRY E. LlTTLER

Alderman Harry L. Littler Z
28mej wardy, kt6ry jest kandyda
tenn ma czlonka 'Komitetu SAM
tarnego jest jednym z najrzetel-
n;ejszych i najgorliwszych alder
manow w radzie miejskiej i my
Folacy zamieszkali W 2Smej war
die odzywamy sic do ogolu pol
skiego, azeby nam pomogli jemu
sic odwdzieczyc "a jego gorliwa
prace i uznanie mas Polakow w
wardzie przez zrobienie
krzyzyka pred jego nazwiskiem,
"a co bedziemy wan wdzieczni.
Ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-02

Pan NJ. F. Sullivan zawsze popie-
raj polskie sprawy 1 We wielu wy
padkach staraf sic, ably imie polskie
p%odniesiono W polityce krajowej.
Przez wyb6r naczelnego sedziego
sadu Municypalnego mozemy dopo-
m6dz D. F. x. Rydzewskiemu, ktory
jest kandydatem M klerka Sadu
Municypalnego. Kazdy wyborca o.
trzyma maiy ballot, a ma tym balocie
W pierwszej kolumnie Democratic
nazwisko p. sullivana jest pod ty-
tuiem:
Chief Justice of the Municipal