davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15
LOCAL BOARD COMPLIES
 FURTHER FIGURES ON LIST OF DRAFTED MEN
REPORT SHOWS THAT ALL MEN
 WERE CLASSIFIED WHO RE- TURNED THEIR QUESTION: MARES WITH THE EXCEPTION
 OF THOSE OVER THIRTY-sEVEN

Work at the local board is prog ressing very smoothly" said H. L, Hutchinson. chief clerk of the local board for Cochise county. yesterday. Every detail of clearing up the work on hand relative to making out re ports, closing the accounts of all the men and sealing of boxes is being ac complished without any undue trouble although a great deal of clerical work is thus entailed."
 Annual and monthly reports have been made out and dispatched to the adjutant generals office. A few oi the interesting figures included in the report are as follows:
 Number of men in the class of June 1917, listed in Glass 1. 24S0; in Class 2, 146; Class 3, 106: Class 4. 1263 Class ., 2S35: total classified. 6S30.
 Number of men class of June. 1918 including those of August 24. listed in Class 1. 139: Class ?, 8; Class 3, Is; Class 4. Is; Class 3, 100; total classified, PTS.
 Number of men fin the class of Sep tember. 1918. 1s to S6 years of age, inclusive, listed in Glass 1. 9S9; Class ?, 357; Class 3. 90; Class 4, 1883; Class 5. 1863; total number classi- fled, 4632
 Number of men in the class of Sep tember, 1918. 37 to 45 years of age, inclusive. 4252.
 Number of men in the class of Sep tember. 1918, IS years of age. in Class 1, 22s; Class ?. I; Class 3, 20; Class {. 2; Class 5, 1856; total classified. 4OS.
 The local board has received notice that all clerks will be given 90 days notice before the board is closed. The chief clerk will be on duty until further notice from the government.
 The discharge papers of the men who were to leave for Camp Cody September II and those who were to have left for Kelly Field. September 12, haze been forwarded to their re- spective camps, where. in short time. they will be sent back to the men.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15

overcoats, suits, two-piece, pinafores, shoes, cloth hats, knitted caps, stock ings, sizes s to 10, shawels.
 Boys wear: Shirts, union suits, undershirts, trousers, coats, suits, shoes, overcoats, jerseys, socks, sizes l to 9.
 Girls wear: Dresses, skirts, over coats, nightdresses, drawers, stock ings, sizes 1 to 6, undergarments. pet ticoats, suits two-piece, blouses, shoes, repaired and cleaned.
 Boys and girls wear: Hooded capes, pinafores, woolen union suits.
 Infants wear: Swanskin swaddling clothes, cradle chemises, bodices, cradle dresses, bonnets, bibs, necker- chiefs, diapers, shoes, baby dresses, hooded clOaks, jackets, shawls, sweat CTS, socks.
 Miscellaneous: Bed-ticks, bed sheets, pillow cases, blankets, muf- flers.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15
ATHLETES MEET SOON
tsy Review Leased wireI

DENVER, Colo. Dec. 1.-The an- nual Denver Athletic club amateur boxing and wrestling tournament will open January 20 and will continue for seven or eisht nights. according to an announcement made by the officers of the club today. All professionals are barred. also fiIst and second prize winners in previous D. A. c. tourna- ments may not compete except in spe- cial events between each other
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15

The enables quantities able offer
  reiah efaIone nte UnnedS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15
QUARANTINE NOT
 EXPECTED TO BE
 RENEWED IN CITY
Despite Fears of Physicians of Temporary Outbreak, Con- ditions Show Constant lm- provement

Complete denial of rumors afloat in Bisbee during the last few days was given last night by Dr. c. H. Hunt. county health officer, who said there was no intention of renewing the quar- antine against influenza in this dis trict
 We had expected that there would be a sudden increase in the number of cases this week, following the lift ing of the quarantine" said Dr. Hunt Our fears have proven groundless so far. as since last Monday when the quarantine was lifted the general sit- uation has continued to show improve ment throughout the district"
 Considerable comment had been oc- casioned by the fact that dances were being given in Tombstone, although dancing and had been forbidden here. when questioned about this, Dr. Hunt said that he had heard dances were being held in the county seat, but that was the business of Tombstone and not of Bisbee.
 The matter of holding public gath erings of all sorts has been put in the hands of the authorities and health of- ficers of each particular section or community" he said My attitude on dancing is the same as on public schools being reopened in the various communities; put this matter in the hands of the health officers and school boards. If the people of Tombstone. where there have been few cases of influenza recently. wish to dance and can obtain the consent of the city health officer. that does not concern Bisbee. It has been ruled here that there shall be no dances for the pres ent, though"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15
XMAS CHEER FOR BELCIANS WILL
 BE MADE READY
Clothing of All Sorts Desired, As There Is Great Need for It; None From Homes of Sickness

Christmas cheer for the Belgians and French will be sought among the people of fortunate Bisbee, this week according to announcement made by Mrs. E. E. EllinwOod, chairman of the committee for relief of Belgium and France. In the devastated regions of the two countries the need for warm, comfortable clothing is very great and by liberal donations the people of the Warren district may prove their grati- tude for the good fortune which has made them able to give presents to those less fortunate than themselves.
 Even were money given, the supply of wool is not sufficient to meet the needs of the unfortunates of the two countries. Used clothing, therefore is necessary Several collections of gar ments will be made during the winter so that for the present there is no necessity for clothing to be sent from homes where there is sickness.
 The clothing must be clean, though not necessarily whole, as the material for ''make-oyers" is desired.
 The following places have been QeSlSudteu dS TtCelNluS SldllOnS Muett bundles for this worthy cause may be left:
 Bisbee-Red Cross sewing and knit ting room, Library building.
 Quality hill-Mrs. Gerald Sherman.
 Mason hill-Mrs. C. H. Hunt.
 Clawson hill-Mrs. E. E. EllinwOod
 Tombstone canyon-Mrs. NJ. L.. Butler.
 Lowell-Mrs. c. S. Thompson.
 Warren-Red Cross sewing room, Mrs. T. 4. Hughes, Mrs. F. E. Shine.
 Jiggerville-Alrs. o. N. Alvin.
 Don Luis-Mrs. C. A. Bailey.
 Mrs. E. A. Tovrea will call for any clothing if sine is notified over the telephone, No. 2O4, or card is posted to her at Bisbee, Lowell or Warren.
 Omong the suggestions for dona- tions are the following:
 Mems wear: Shirts, (preferably Of light colored flanneD; undershirts. underdrawers, trousers, coats, work suits, (overalls), suits, three-piece, shoes, Overcoats, jerseys, sweater vests, socks, sizes 10 1-2 to II.
 Women's wear: Shirts, drawers, corset slips, petticoats, blouses. skirts,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15
HEAVY MAIL FROM OVERSEAS COMES'TO
 DISTRICTS CITIZENS
M ANY ENTS HEAR FROM
 THEIR SONS "oVER THERE" FIRST TIME IN MANY WEEKS; FRS WRITTEN AFTER ARMIsTIcE ASSURE OF SAFETY

Father and Mother Bisbee who have sons lover there" had present yes terday calculated to place them in the best possible spirits for a Merry Christmas and the happiest New Year of their lives. The heaviest mail from France received here since the A. E. F. has been abroad, was distributed by the postoffice and practically every parent who has a son across the sea received assurance in his own hand writing that he had weathered the storm of strife and was well and hap py. Almost all of the letters were written after the signing of the armis- tice.
 Among other letters received was one by Ed Wittig from his son, Earl, who when last heard from was in hospital recuperating from wounds. At ithe time the letter was written he had recovered fully and rejoined his com mand, which was one of those desig- mated to march into Germany.
 The amount of mail received here yesterday from overseas indicated more plainly than anything else could have, the amount of time the soldiers now have on their hands, since fight ing has ceased. All mails hereafter probably will bring Bisbee a more gen erous supply of letters from her sons than before the signing of the armis- tice.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15

pelled to sell out that stock at fixed margin. Consumers have a right to challenge prices of their grocers in the event that they exceed the maxi mum price shown for the week. Com plaints of overcharge should be made to members of the price Interpreting board and should in each ease be ac- companied by the sales ticket.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15
MILK ANALYSES FOR
 WEEK DECEMBER t4

The following is the report of the city and county bacteriologist, Dr. R. B. Durfee, for the week ending De- cember 14:
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15

Who likes pie? Big Sunday dinner at English Kitchen. 716
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-06
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
DALSZE ATAKI MA SEKR.
BAKERA

Washington, 6. lutego. - So
widoki, re debaty W senacie trwac
beda GAS nieograniczony W spra-
vie rzekomej nieudolnoSci wojen
mel W rzadzie amerykahskim ,oraz
obu blow wojennych, ktore maj9
tel nieudolnosci zaradzic. Jeden
bill proponuje cabinet w~ojenny, a
drugi dyrektora zapasow wojen-
nych.
Wczoraj move przygotowana
wygiosil senator Wadsworth, re-
publikanin, czlonek komitetu ola
spraw militarnych. Popierai RE
czone bile i atakowai department
wojny, zarzucajac mt brak syste-
mu i og6lnego planu w Przygoto-
waniach wojennych.
laden re zwolennikow admin
stracyi wczoraj mu ME odpowie-
dial, lccz ma dis So take mowy
zapowiedziane. Kilka NOW in
nych przeciwnik6w administracyi
zostaio wczoraj take zapowie-
dzianych, tax re niema watpliwo-
Sci, &c sic debaty przeciagna do
nastepnego tygodnia.
Sen. Wadsworth domaga} sig
take w SVEN Przemowieniu
scentralizowania wladzy W PREY
gotowaniach wojennych, twier-
dzac, re ustanowione bye musi
ciaio jak rada Tub cabinet wojen-
ny.
Sekr. woiny Baker dis bedzie
overwhelmingly przez komitet Sc
natorski dla spraw militarnych'
Spodziewanem jest, re, .odpowia-
daiac ma zarzuty, wyjawi dalsze
fakta o rzadowym programme wo-
iennym. Spodziewana jest wieika
liczba os6b i dlatego przesluchy
znow odbeda sic w tel samej sail.
W ktorej sic odbyly W pamietny
poniedziaiek ubiegiego tysodnia.
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I 0jNY!
= PAM Kefentay, ktora stoi ma

- PAM Kefentay, ktora stoi ma
.czele departamentu dobra i mic
MIA publicznego rzad6w bolszewi-
ckich rozporzadziia W wykonaniu
ukazu antyreligijnege zajecie
bezzwiocznie cerkwi sw. Alexan-
dra ma Newskim Prospekcie -
mnisi prawoslawni cekrwi tel STA
will opor, uderzyli w dzwony,
zwoIali parafian - tiumy atako-
waiy zelnierzy, kt6rzy musieli
strzelac w obronie wlasnej: jeden
mnich zostal zabity, wiele osob
ranionych. Pc miescie odbywafy
sic protestacyjne proeesye prawo-
slawnych mnichow i popow; mai
wieksza TAXA procesya miala miej-
see ma placu pred katedra kazaii-
ska.
w miescie rozruchy gfodowe
i demonstracye ciagle - to samo
po innych miastach Rosyi; w je-
dnym browarze zrabowaiy wielki
sklad kartofli, zoInierze bronili,
W Walce Wiele osob zoStafo ranio-
nych. w stolicy zarzadzi}y VIA
DE powszechna rewizye zywnos-
ciowa - Czerwono Secihcy ota-'
czaja sklady, sklepy, stacye i "a
bieraja wszystko ma wspolny roz-
dzial - natychmiast ceny arty-
kus6w spozywczych p~ospadaiy, a
racye zywnoSci powiekszono.
- General Wierchowskij, "a
Kierenskiego minister wojny 20
stai aresztowany pod oskarzeniem
knowai antyrewolucyjnych.
WALK CIAGLE w ROSYI.
Londyn, 6. lutego, - Donosza
z Krymu, il tamtejsi Tatarzy "a
jeli miasto Jaita i ciagna masami
ia Sebastopol, mordujac pc dro-
DE bolszewikow i ieh Czerwono-
Secihc6w, Tatarzy giosza utwo-
rzenie wlasnej republiki krym-
skiej.
- 2 Finlandyi i Ukrainy ME
ma dis wiesci wazniejszych,
choc wiadomo, il walk trwaja
tam nieustanne.
- Piotrogrodu donosza, il w
Rumunii. wybuchla wielka rewo-
lucya zupelnie zwycieska, re ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-06
Ruch v TOwarzystXach.
re STANISEAWOWA.

- Tow. Kr6la Jana III Sobieskie.
go mr.. 16 Zjed. odbedzie posiedzenie
W czwartek, dnia 7go lutego, o go
dzinie 1880 w~ieczorem, W sail zwyk-
lych p~osiedzei. Wszyscy maja sic sta
vic, poniewaz beda wa5ne sprawy dc
zaIatwienia. - And. Kujawa, pref;
J. szczuka, sekg. prot.
K6lko Dramatyczne odbedzie
swe regularne m~iesieczne posiedze-
ME jutro t. j. czwartek, o godzinie
Smej wieczorem. ObecnosG wszyst--
kich jest konieczna, poniewaz beda
omawiane wazne sprawy ma przysz-
lose. - ]. Kondziorski, prezes; S.
Bezudun, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-06
X o LIcZBIE OKRF-
TOW OLA PRZEWOZU
zOLNIERZY.

Washington, 6. lutego, - FAX,
tn dowodza, re sekr. Baker miai
racye, gdy twierdzii, re znajda
sic okrety ma przew0z p6lmiliona
zolnierzy amerykahskich na po-
ezatku roku biezaceso do Francyl
i re dodatkowy million zolnicrIy
bedzie przewieziony pred upiy-
wem roku. Wedding tych myla sic
CT senatorowie,, ktorzy staraja sic
twierdzenie sekr. Bakera oSmie--
szyc, wskazujac, re ola kazdego
zoinierza potrzeba piec ton zapo-
sow, a ma zapasy ola miliona zo!-
merry p~otrzeba okret5w o pojem
noSci wspolnej 100000 ton, d
tymczasem, jak CT senatorowis
twierdza, widoki So male, axe
by Stany Zjednoczone miafy z
koncem roku lyle okret5w do dys-
pozycyi.
Wskazuja take, re oSecnie A
meryka ma wlasnyck okret0w
wraz z neutralnymi do dyspozy-
cyl tylko 4,O0o,O 900 ton, i re ME
moze ztych odciagnae 100000
ton ma zaopatrywanie pol miliona
zolnierzy we Francyi.
Wyglada to jake prawdorodob-
ne, lecz senatorowie ME So obez-
mani re wszystkimi faktami. Wy
chodzi BOWEN ma jaw, o ezeni
dotyehczas Mkt ME wiedzial, ze
Anglia jest gotowa pozy1zyt O.
krety o pojemnosci 100000 ton,
co .wystarczy ma zaopatrzen;e
100000. Anglia wolf sic wyrzec
ia krotki Gas pewnych rzeczy
azeby tylko liczba zolnierzy anne
rykanskich pred wiosna byla jak
najwieksza.
|, P6zniej znajdzie sic 100000
ten ma zaopatrywanie miliona
zofnierzy. Program rzadowy
przysporzy z kohcem roku mini
malnie 100000 ton, a mozliwie
100000 Juz 100000 ton okre-
tow amerykahskich jest goto.
wych. Anglia pozyczy million ton,
a brakujacego mil. ton dostarczy
obciecie importow do Ameryki.
zakupywanie "a granica wszel-
kich mozliwych zapasow ola ar
mil amerykanskiej we Francyi, O.
raz mozliwe przyspieszenie bu-
'dowy okretow angielskich.
Fakta powyzsze przediozy sekr,
Baker ma przesiuchach pred ko=
mitetem senatorskim. Przeciwni-
cy pozatuja, re go ma tym punkcie
atakowali, jak juz inni przeciwni-
cy administracyi zaluja swych
dawnych atak6w.
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dzine krolewska juz sp~rzatnieto
z tronu... PotWierdzenia nj
szczegolow zadnych niema,
- Niemieckie w4adze stfumi1y

szczegolow zadnych niema,
= Niemieckie w4adze stfumiiy
strajk pc swojemu piescia O.
pancerzona: oglosiwszy, re kto
sic do roboty ME stawi bedzie ka-
rany, jake d~czerter - zmusily
i sterroryzowaiy robociarzy do
powrotu do fabryk. 126 prowody-
row robotniczych i socyalistycz-
nych aresztowano i stawiono pod
sad wojenny: wiclu Z mich juz
skazano pc krotkiej rozprawie ma
lata twierdzy. Podobno take po-
stapienie Z robociarzami wywola,
10 i w armii niemieckiej wielkie
niezadowolenie i wrzenie groznc,
Nastr6j panuje fatalny: navel
przemoca Z Belgii deportowani do
roboty belgijscy robotnicy -
zrozpaczeni strasznym losem
swoim - strajkuja w wielu miej,
scowoSciach. Generality kwater-
mistrz, gen. Ludendorff bawi W
Berlinie i ma objac naczelna VIA
DE mad akcyq w kraju, zapobie-
gawcza przeciw ewentualnym no,
wynn rozruchom, oraz zaradczq
przeciw nedzy i giodowi: bedzie
to formalna dyktatura! Luden-
dorff jest wsp6ldzia}aczem Hin
denburga wiernym o lie ma
froncie bojowym jest ma czele, G
tylez teraz Ludendorff ma stanat
la czele kraju i tego wszystkiego.
co W MIN dokaze absolutyzm mill
tarny pruski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-06

pomocy innego Obywatela zasZedf do
kancelaryi Ora Jana Bony, kt6ry u
dzielii mu ~pierwszei pomocy lekar-
skiej.
Wczoraj o godzinie S-ciej n
wiamali sic rabusie do wyszynku OBJ.
Kuczkiewicza, mar. 11S-tej ul. i Mi
ckigan ave., i zabrali z kasy $3.50 W
got6wce.
q = q
Franciszek Potulski przyznai sic
wczoraj W saddle pred sedzia Saba
them do zastrzelenia swego przyja-
ciela, Wojciecha Zeli, W domu pnr.
2649 w. 21-sza ul., ale powiada, re
uczyni} to W obrOnie wlasnej
zela doni6si policyi re Potulski jest
,,slakierem" a ten pono ziosci Ia
bill Zele. Sprawe P~otulskiego roz-
strzygnie dzisiaj lava p~rzysiegiych.
Stan zadaG bedzie kary smierci.
q q H
Wiecz0r z powodu 10-letniego ist-
nienia Towarzyswa ,,Promien" Cd
bedzie sic W sobote, dnia 9go lutte
go, b. r, W sail Zwiazku Polek. Pro-
gram wieczoru jest nadzwyczaj uroz-
maicony. Opr6cz czesci muzykalno--
wo!kalnej. zostanie wystawiony ury-
week z ,,Dziad6w"' arcydziela naszej
poezyi. Doch6d z u~roczystosci jak
zwykle, tax i tym razem przezna--
CA Tow. ,,Promien" ma giodnych W
C.:czyznie.
q q q
Wczoraj o godzinie $50 rano W
koSciele NajSw. Nary Fanny ma
Bridgeporcie odbyi sic Stub panny
Rozalii Tomaszewskiej z panem ia
mem Kamka. Slubu dzieli{ i Msza sw.
la intencye nowozeic6w odprawit X.
5. Sehnke.
Druzbowali: parma Maryanna Ko-
bierska, kuzynka PAM miodej, z pa
nem Stanislawem ]. Kamka, kuzy-
mem pana mlodego; parma Janina
Tomaszewska, kuzynka PAM m}odej, z
panem Stanislawem Wo1ciechow-
skim.
Panstwo Kamka zamieszkali ma
stale pnr. 1905 W. sega utica.
u q Il
Ma czternascie lat wiezienia skaza-
ny wczoraj zostal Piotr P~uszczynski,
LEGACY lat 10 wieku, "a branie u
dziaiu W zamordowaniu Adolfa Sell
dingera, w}asciciela sk}adu zywnosci.
q q q
EdWarda Bolla, robotnik p~racujacy
Ola kompanii gazowej, W czasie ma
prawiania rur gazowych W sutere--
mach budynku pnr. 1922 Milwaukee
ave., zaczadzony zostal uchodzacym
gazem. Oddano go przyjaciolom jego
kt6rzy nieszczesliwym sic Ia
Cpiekowali.
q q u
Sedzia Edmund X. Jareeki oddai
wczoraj Stefanowt Masarosowi 2 In
diana Harbor, Ind, ~szesnascie 100
d~oIarowek jake cd niego wylud'
Pawei Engler i Lukasz Kr6l, SPREE
dajac mu maszynke do robienia pie
niedzy. Pieniadze tie znalazia policya
W kieszeniach dw6ch wy5ej, wymie-
nionych naciagaczy. Sprawe ich odioA
zono ma p6zaiej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-06
BIURA Piracy.
II. KREUTZER

POTRZEBA wiele dziewczat do restau-
racyi, klubow , niedSiela Tub be-, takse
kucharek Ia. d~ziewezat do pantry.
steam table. do zbierania statkow ae
stolow takSe do hoteiow, fabryk. pral-
tujemy dostarczyc wan debra | staia
prace. Takze mezcsyzn do restauracyi
do pomocy W kuchni ! porterow. Zgio-
sic sic do:
$40 MILWAUKEE AVE, agile pietro.
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POTRZEBA inteligentnej panny do
piracy " biurze ogioszeniowem. Wy
magma znajomoSG bieglego pisania
ma maszynie i stenografii. Staia pra-
ca / do bre wynagrodzenie ola kom-
%petentnei. Zgiosic sic miedzy godzina
Hip. PALUSZEK BROS, 1913 w.
Madison VI. Pok6i 1910.
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D

Jutro, 7 lutego: sw. fedora. =
sw. Augulvs. - sw. Tresena. :
Sw. Ryszarda. - Sw. Romualda.
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POTRZEBA malych ~dziewczat do
czyszczenia ubrah W fabryce plasz-
Cow. Dobra zaplata. King Cloak Co.
1743 Division ul., 2gie pietro, o.
fisie. ZapytaG o pana Rubin. 8
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POTRZEBA wykohczarek PREY dam.
skica sukniach. Zgloscie sic gotoYe
do piracy. 1915 Milwaukee ave. 2
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.Szkola Angielskiego!

Try miesiace SIS. Zapisy do wieczernet
klasy w poniedzialek, srode ! piatek Cd
7-nej do 10tej. Dilemma nauka W kaz-
dym czasie. NarodOwa szkola, 1852 MIL
waukee Ave., blisko Division.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-06

OPERATOREK prey auto czapkach
/ sportowych kapeluszach. Ma pocza-
TEX SO / nadwyika - take miodych
dziewczat do ubierania. Stala pracs.
Alfred Israel Co., 412 S. Market III,
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POTRlEBA ,~treers' doswiadczonyeh
takze chetnie zatrudnimy kilka ME-
doswiadczonych m~ezczyzn, kt6rEy
chca sic nauczyG freeing. Dobra "a
plata. staia praca. SELF, Schwab and
Co., 5l4 w. Superior ul. Z
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DRORNE OGLnSZENIA

Poszukuje Veronica Radwan, JG-
zefa Sokola, pochodzi cd wsi Pre-
czyca, powiat Pilzno. Mech sic zgfo-
81 sam lub kto inny o MIN wiedSiai.
Mech sic zgiosi ma ten numer. 1405
S. 51st Ct, Cicero, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-06

POTRZEBA do wykonczania DAM
skich sukien. Amsterdam and Part.
1875 Milwaukee ave. 5
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PoTRzEBA doswiadczonyeh dziew-
czat PREY papierowych p~ude}kach -
take cover dziewczyny. Sode Pa
per Box Co., 111S Fry ul., blisko Ell
ston.
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POTRZEBA niewiasty do domowej
roboty, must umiec odpowiadaG ma
telefon, wiki | pomieszkanie u pra-
%codawcy. Zgiosit sic 812 Noble ul.,
W ofisie. . 6
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ORGANISTA zdolny. samotny, trzez-
wy / pracowity, wolny cd siuzby woJ
skowej poszukuje posady. Laskawe
z%gloszenia do adm. Dziennika Chica-
goskiego pod literami T. G.. T. .
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POTRZEBA dziewczat z~recznych z
igla NIGGA sic latwo nauczy6 albo do
swisdczone prey szyeiu do wyrobu
wywracanych mantli. Cysta jasna ia
bryka, doskonaie warunki Dobra "a
plata. Alter Light Co., 430 S. Green
uf. Z
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SAMOTNA osoba poszukuje domo-
wei roboty. $50 n. Paulina ul. +.
F~rankowska.
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POTRzEBA doswiadczonego palaoza
fireman" do boilera. The Nc Dor-
maid Moulding Co., 5041 w. Lake vi.
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POTRZEBA mezczyzn ma mieszka-
ME. 1884 n. Ashland ave-, 2gie pie
trO, front.
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DRORNE OGLOSZENIA

Pok6j do w~ynajecia, z osobnem wei
Sciem. 1119 Milwaukee ave., Scie pie
tro.
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POTR2EBA doswiadczopych opera.
terek prey damskieh aakietach | u.
braniach, dobra zaplata. S. i S. Cloak
and Suit Co., 1911 N. Lincoln ul. 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-06

POTRZEBA dziewczat do rozmaitej
maszynowei roboty PREY spodpiach,
1907 Milwaukee ave,
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POTRzEBA ,welted closera' PREY re-
k~awiezkach. Najlepsza zaplata. Re-
lance Glove Co., $500 w. Chicago
ave. 10
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POTRZEBA dziewczypy Tub kobiety
do domowej roboty. 2077 n. Hoyne
ave. D
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA DOSWIADCZONEGO
MEZCZYZNY w SKLADZIE STARE
GO ZELAZTWA. NAJLEP6ZA IA.
PLATA, STAkA PRACA. 1881 MIL
WAUKEE AVE. @
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POTRZEBA ~dziewczat do lekkiej ro-
hoty PREY zapasie (stock). IS ma po-
czatek. NJ. Linkman and Co., 325 n.
Wells ul. Z