davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
FINE FARM HOME is
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Watertown, 5. d.. Jan. 25.-Fire
which started in ali unknown manner
in a bedroom or the parlor, shut off
from the rest of the house by double
doors, compelled the entire family to
flee from the building to save their
lives II totally destroyed the large
farm residence of George Taecker, a
prominent farmer north Of this city.
Tie fire, starting at night. had burned
all but the shell of the front portion
Of the house before the family, occupy
ing another part, discovered it. Every
article of furniture and clothing, except
that worn by member of the family as
they ran out of their house, was burned.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

Uncle &c Carey, age "a, pioneer citi-
zen Of Delaware county, Oklahoma, has
been drinking cool water from a little
spring his father walled with rock 81
years go. With the exception of the
four years Mr.. Carey spent in the con-
iedeTate army he has had no other
drink gave the water from his fathers
sNrinp
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

Chicago. quoting from Z Newspaper
OF August ], 1881, NOW has the enor-
mOn population OF a9. 200, ~ Increase
o1 10000 in the last year.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

The number Of Chinese girls attend
ing schools and universities In Toxic
ts rapidly growing larger. Many. Of
them are fitting themselves for teach
ora. Others ere studying medicine with
the idea Of becoming physicians when
they graduate.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
PIONEER METHODIST
MINISTER is DEAD

Mitchell. s. D.. Jan. 2S.-Rev. O. A.
Phillips, veteran pioneer Methodist
minister is dead here. Rev. Mr.. Phil
lips came to South Dakota and settled
at Aberdeen in 1872. and since tina:
time has held churches all over the
state, retiring in 1906.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips was born in Water
bury. VT. and served the church In
that state. tor 20 years before coming
west. Death was due to 4 fall q month
ago. In which he suffered intsrnal In
j9xieA
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

Porous lead, filled with microscopic
cavities. has been invented by a Dan
ish ~scientist to diminish the weight and
Increase the surface OF storage batter-
les.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
DOCTOR ESCAPES FROM
A DAD ACCIDENT

Alexandria, s. D., Jan. 2S.-Dr. A. J.
Clifford. of his place, by a combination
OF rare good fortune and quick work
with controls. saved himself from u
turnover accident when Il front wheel
leaped from the right axle OF his ca:.
and rolled away in the snow While he
a travelling at a high rate OF Spee,l
answering q night hurry up" call.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

because William He'll. a wild duck
resrer for Sir Richard Graham, Of
London, already has nine IONS in the
army. all having volunteered al the
outbreak OF the war, his 10th son. VIII
liam. age Is. has been exempted from
military duty.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

Only two Philippine dye planta ara
commercially important. These ara
indigo and sapran or sibuca0, Others
are used locally, but scarcely enter into
domestic commerce. much less into tho
external Of the archipelago.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

The production of bituminous coal
an! anthracite in the United States in
1915 amounted to 5S1,6l9.4S7 net tons.
valusd at $3.50, 6a1, 1856. an increase,
compared with 1914, Of 3.5 per cent In
quantity, and OF $ per cent in vclue,
Accoraing to c. r.. Lesher. of the Uni
I'd States geological survey.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

! Bangor, Me-, says that It has the
distinction Of being the only city In
New England In which the city council
has appropriated money for the aid OF
soldiers families. With contributions,
this fund now amounts to $1O,03e.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

Miss Gertrude Huntington. school
teacher, Of Rockford. ILL.,, spent her va
cation at Plattesille, Wis, substituting
for her father, Il rural mail carrier.
Miss Huntington covered her fathers
mai route each day by automobile.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

Mrs. Adeaias SMITH, OF New York.
~ her horne With 8 cats and IS
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

The report of the United States
bureau of the censu on the production
OF aiums In the United States shows
b a the total output for 1914 was
Sl8,7l IL, 900 pounds. valued at $3,467 .969,
compared with 276, 294, 000 pounds.
valued at 1902 .35h In 1909.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

sESsss lsalal!e 1dsnlon. ofs Nj. Carmel, Pa.
4eesaysAr.old hon.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
THIS MEAT MARKET
OBSERVES LAW TO LETTER

WATERFOWL, 3. d.. Jan. as.-Meatless
days are being generally well obser, ed
throughout South Dakota, but there il.
should be awarded q medal for strict
adherence to this provision of The food
administrations rules. Every Tuesday
his place of business observes 4 holt
day and on no grounds can he be per-
suaded to sell meat OF any kind on that
day. The place goes under the name
OF Benner's Meat market.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

A Pitisfield Mass.o man tells of
the landlady VIC always trimmed
WIcks IN an irregular sort of way so
that they would smoke If turned too
high. In this way she was able to
economic on oil or thought she could
until the boarders got onto her and
the lamps TO suit themselves.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
BooTLEGGtNG Is FOUND
TO BE ON the wANE

sioux Falls. s.. d., Jan, 7s.-"Rootlsx-
ginx in South Dakota has been almost
wiped out" declared State Sheriff
SEsnk of Pierre. while in this city.
There IS some shipping in for personal
use. but We are setting after such Of
tenders in such a manner a. to make
tl,sss eases comparatively few
He drew attention To the fact that
there /. practically no bootleksinx In
Sioux Enlls. \ largest city in the
state. He was emphatic In the state
ment that the law % being enforced all
eve the state.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
TO ENABLE S. DAKOTA
SOLDIERS TO VOTE

Sioux Falls, S. d., Jan. 25.-Whether
a special session OF the state legislature
shall be called to enac legislation en-
aiding South Dakota soldiers in France
and III military camps in United States
to vote and have their ballots counted
In the primary election next May and at
the general election lex November will
be one of the important matters to be
determined at the meeting here yester-
day. presided over by Governor Nor
beck, to decide upon plans to prevent
destruction OF property and foodstuffs
in Soutl Dakota. Under the present
statutes there is no authority for SOL
diers to cast such ballots.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

ssllsHsts I nearlysss lis.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
TRAIN HITS HAND CAR;
ONE MAP &c On e1


Rapid City. 8. d., Jan. 25.-When a
local freight train from this city backed
into 4 handcar on which Claud Jauuish
n his father. Frank Jaquish, were
riding, six miles south OF this city on
the Northwestern line, the son wa.
thrown from the car and killed, the
father escaping viii. only q few bruises.
The son was section foreman for the
Northwestern at Brennan and the faith
err was working under him.
DEMPSTER-A telegram has been re-
ceived by relatives here announcing the
safe arrival in France OF Joseph Culey.
who IL the first Denpster boy to reach the
fighting 'front.'. He has the record Of
South Dakota boys for speed in reaching
the front, he having left Dempster late
in October, arriving in France only about
two months later.
Observation-Disclosures Of this vicinity
report that there is a great shortage Of
farm help. r.. H. Ohlin, q farmer living
near Deinpster. reports that he has Of
fered NJ high As $6 per month for a good
ufan. hut a. yet has been unable to Sc
sure anyone who will work even 1t this
record breaking price Tor farm labor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

- ~ bssng cut dewn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
z BRIGHTON PARK.

w przyszlT poniedzialek, dnia 2.
wrzeSnia, ma sic odbyc rozWiniecie
sztandaru Towarzystwa Wszsytkich
Swietych, grupy mr.. sO2 z. P. R. K.
w sprawie m~ajacego sic odbyt wy
marszu, nadeslano nam do umiesz-
czenia ma szpaltach naszego pisma,
uastepujacy spis Towarzystw po-
rzadek W kt6rym pochod postepowat
bedzie.
I-sza dywizya: Town Of Lake -
parafia sw. J6zefa, parafia sw. ia
ma Bozege, parafia NaJsiodszego
Serca Jezusa i t~owarzysSwa wojsko-
we zbiora sic PREY narozniku 47-eJ
ulicy i Western bulwarze Pc stronie
wschodniej o godzinie 3-ciej popolu-
dniu. Sztandary Aiianckie, 4mery-
kanskie i Polskie.
II7go dywizya: dzielntca Brighton
Park - To~warzystwa Zbiora sic
PREY koSciele D. W. Pieciu Braci Po-
lak6w frontem do Albany ave. Usta-
wi sic tam take i Komitet Obywa-
telski, Milicya, Towarzystwa VOL
skowe i Sokoli, o godzinie 2:30 po-
uoiudniu poczem pomaszeruja utica
46-ta do Western ave., do 47mej uli
CIV. do Rockwell do 45-tej ulicy, As.
Go Francisco avenue, do 47ej ulicy,
do Talman ave.
W~awrZyniec Wanat,
gi6wny marszalek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

z Towarzystwa uBialego Krzyza'
i'm. Heleny Paderewskiej ma Kali
mierzowie donosza, re praca tam,
bez rozgiosu idzie daleJ szybkiem
tempem i re Polki z tel parafii sta
raja sic mad silly dopom6dz naszym
wojakom W Armii Polskiej do zwy-
ciestwa przez ~wiazanie i robiente
szkarpetek, szali, potnik6w innych
wojakom ma zine ~potrzebnych RE
ezy.
Polki z parafii kt6re do te5oz To-
w~arzystwa ,,Biaiegc Krzyza" jesz-
cze ME naleza, racza sic stawic ma
przyszle posiedzenie jake sic odbe-
die W sail OBJ. Rafinskiego, naroz-
mix 23-eiej ulicy 1 Whipple, dnia 3.
wrzesnia, b. r. o godzinie 1880 VIE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Il MICHAkOWA.

W przyszlym tyogdniu, wNparatil
Sw. Miehala Archaniola, gdzie pro-
boszczem jest Y. Jan Lange, W
dniach 1880, 1850, 1870 1 1890
wrzeSnia, beda p~okszywane ruchome
obrazy, religijne p. t. ,,ofiara" THE
Victim); treSc Owych ruchomych
obraz6w jest nsdzwyczaj pauczajaca,
BIO przedstawia znaczenie Spowiedzi
Sw. i jej S~wietOSci, jak rowniez o.
parta jest g}twnie ma podstawie re-
ligijnyeh stosunk6w 2ycia I spelnia-
MIA swietych obrzadk6w. Przedsta-
wienie tych obraz6w odbedzie sic W
sail parafialnej Sw. Michaia Arch
Polacy powinni s%korzystaG re spo--
soLnosci jaka sic nadarza i przybyc
ma to przedstawienie a z pewnoscia
ME pozaiujs tego.
Przedwezoraj z wydzial0w poDoro
wych mr.. 1890 / 20go W South Chi
cago wyjechaio do obozu Wads-
worth. W Spartansburg, South Caro-
lima. 90 ]poborowych a z tych okoto
4Otu Polakow, przewaznie z parafii
sw. Michala Arch. Pociag odjechaf
O sodz. $50 rano re stacyi II. C."
Woodlawn Station. Opr6cz matek
/ oic6w. braci i si6str, orsz narzeczo-
nych i przyiaci6l, byl r6wniez ma
stacyi Y. Franciszek Walczak z Mi
cha}owa. Automobil6w dostarczyla
The Illinois Steel Motor Escort.
-
Prey koncu przyszlego mtesiaca
odbedzie sic podw6jna u~roczystosc W
parafii sw. Michala Arch. odpust
W Gzieh patrona parafii, ktory PREY
pada W dniu 29go wrzeSnia i Czter-
dziesto-godzinne nabozenstwo.
:;
Dnia ego wrzeSnia b. r. rozpoczy-
ia sic nauka W szkOle parafialneJ
sw. Michafa Arch. Dzieci rozpoczna
scion naukowy uroczystem nabozen-
stwem.
Y. Jam Lange, ]prObOszcz parafn
Sw. Michafa Arch. DawI ODecnie M
Sejmie Polskim W Detroit, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

szule, szkarpetki w%efniane, ,,paJa--
mas | wiele innych p~otrzebnych RE
czy.
Szkarpetek welnianych wykoh--
czyiy nastepujace panic: Spera, 1t
par; Pieczyhska, 10 par; M. NitS. 3
par: Jablohska | .Pawiowska, 8 par;
F. Cycharska i E. Tokarska, pc Z
par; parma KoSlakiewicz, 6 par;
Porozinska, Jarmuszkiewicz, Pillar
ska, NJ. Wojciechowska, A. Pdwio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

wska, Pc s par kazda; Zuchowska,
Krolczyk / Skarpihska, po 3 parry
tkazda; G~orgolewska, Pijanowska,
Gabrychowicz, ~Tenerowicz, Kucka,
Volta, PARMA PawiOwska, Jezierna
i Korniak, pc 2 parry kazda; M. A.
Kuflewska, 1 pare.
Krajaniem zas materyalu zajeiy
sic panic: E. Lewai. dowska, W. Lee
wandowska, KupkOwska, Drzewi-
cka; uznanie naleay sic take OBJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

J6zefowi Jarmuszkiewiczowi, kt6ry
blisko kazdego tygodnia nadsyla ola
naszych wojak6w to mydio lub tez
I cukier.
Panic ME nalezace do Towarzyst-
wa ,,Biaiego Krzyza" ma Kazimierzo
vie proszone SO o przybycie ma PREY
SIZE posiedzenie 1 dopomoienie W
piracy ola dobra naszych wojak6w.
J. sMOCzYNsKA, sckf. prot.
2222 South Turne. ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

mierzowa sc funty cukru, 100 ka-
walk6w mydla etc. ola naszych zu-
chow. o pomoc finansowa proszone
sa take i Towarzystwa miejscowe.
Dotychczas ofiary. ziozyiy nastepu-
jace Towarzystwa: Klub Polek II.
Wardy $S; Tow. sw. Cecyli SO; pa
ME E. Lewandowska, Kupkowska i
Nitz odwiozly iuz sporo potrzsbnych
rzeczy ola naszych wo;ak6w jak ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

czorem. sprawy wazne So takze' 90
zotatwienia ma TEN posiedzeniu. -
Ktora z pan ME mole czasu s"eso
noswiecic ma wyrabianie roznych
rzsczv ola wojak6w, proszona jest o
z,ozenie maiego datku, padzto "
kwocie p~ienieznej, czy tez W natu-
RE.
Do gl6wnego komitetu ma Voice
chowie ~odwieziono onegdaj z Kali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

W. bleZacym "SGSSIy
Lsieza asystenci z trzech parafii W
South Chicago baYia ma rekolek-
cyach, kt6re sic odbywaja W Notre
Dame, Ind.
Ofiara nieszczasltwego wypadku
ACKNOWLEDGMENT padl onegdai ma
Iy walus oleinicki, LEGACY lat .,
przy zbiegu ulicy Burley avenue,
blisko S5ej III. Rodzice nieszczeSli--
wei ofiary Fam. pnr. S453 Burley
avenue.
Maiy Walus Ulejnicki biegl W kie
runku p6Inocnym mijajac jeden au-
tomobil; W tel chwili pedzacy auto
mobil re strony 2oludniowej ude--
rzyf go tax SLIME, re gdy go podnie-
siono z ulicy juz ME zyi. Zanieslono
zwIoki do domu rodzic6w. Automo-
bilem kierowai p. B. F. COombs z
Lebanono, Ind, kt0ry Jechai ma
przeiazdzke z iona kilku przyja--
cioImi. Zeznai pred policya, re czy-
nil co m6gI by dziecku zycie Ocalic'
lecz nadaremnie, DO dziecko wpadlo
samo pod kola automObilu. Szofera
ME aresztowano; wczoraj odbyfy
sic przesiuchy pred lava sedziow
przysieglych koronera W domu ro-
dzic6w. P~rzesluchom przewodniczyf
deputowany koronera,, Mich. Walsh.
Wczoraj wyjechal p. Ross a.
woodruff. alderman Sci Wardy W
South Chicago, do Valparaiso. Ind
=, rograeb swego wuia, T. A. Camp
bella. kt6ry prey zgOnie liczyf lat
IS. Niemal przez Gale zycie zmariy
mieszkal W tenn miasteczku.
=
Wcgrraj g dystryktu poboroWego
mr., 10. zostalo powolanych Sciu po-
6orowych do specyalnej sfu1Oy VOL
skowej. kt6ra peinit beda W ooozie
Dodge, Iowa. 2 ty~h jest czterecn
Polak6w: Kazimierz Urbaniak, "a
mieszkaly pnr. Sos Houston ave.
J6zef Dudek. $3.50 Mackinaw ave-;
Franciszek Bykowski. S4S9 Marquet
te ave. j Piotr Paulski, 1868 So. Chi
cago avenue.
Sobotni rapport regestracyi tych
~poborowych, kt6rzy ukonczyli rok
21szy, ~wyka1uje, re dystrykt poboro
w mr.. 19ty, zares-strowai IS po-
borowyCh a dystrykt 2Oty - 6Smiu
mlodziehc6w. Razem W South Chi
cago regestrowalo sic 141 poboro-
wycn.
Niejaki Jak6b Fugaj, AM. pnr.
eSS7 Paxton ave., zostaI onegdaj a.
resztowany "a pobicie swej zony,
kt6ra obiI bOleSnie kaleczac lei re-
Ike i ramie; nieszczesliwa znajduje
sic " szpitalu powiatowym. Zezna-
IA ona W Saddle, re maj ia bill palka
: zniewazal bardzo czesto. Sedzia
skazai brutala ma nieograniczony
eza. 1cbytu we wiezieniu. Jezeli ZEE,
mania dalsze zony okaza sic r-awdzi
wynn to brutal ten ~powedruje dc
domu poprawy (Bridswelll j tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
ZE SO. CHICAGO.

moae swa sile okazaG W rozbijaniu
kamieni.
Maiy polar powstal, niewiadomo
z jakiei przyczyny, ma okrecie .,Ro-
man" z~najdujaey sic we warsztatach
, okretowych W South Chicago. Daw-
MESSY parowtec Roman" 5edzte
po przer6bkach uzyty do siuzby rza-
dowej.
Klub slowacki pod nazwa South
Chico goski Klub Mlodziezy Slowian-
skiej" urzadzi zabawe sail Le--
narda, PREY zbiegu ulic S5ej i Bur-
ley ayes. Czysty doch6d z tel zabawy
prLeznaczony zostaf ma ~,,Czerwony
Krzyz". Doehodu byio $104.45.
Ubieglego tygodnia zostali aresz-
towani W dzielnicy South Chicago
skiei "a dokonanie napadu i obra-
bowanie p. Stanislawa Renko, Fam.
pnr. SO14 - 79ty place, J6zet Brzu-
kiewicza i Ray c. Rogers'a, S129
Escanaba ave.
Zostali %schwytani nas,epujacy Po-
lacy: Stanislaw GremDowicz, Fam.
pnr. S026 South Shore Drive, NJ.
Ostrowski, Fam. pnr. S241 Coles
ave-, J6zef Wolak, Fam. pnr. S4S3
Borley ave. i Michal KIawitter, S11S
Brandon ave. Sprawl jest Jeszcze nile
jasna; dokad i gdzie powedruja milo
kosi "a napad i kradzie5 cudzej VIA
snoSci, ma razie ME wiadomo.
Gottlieb Becker, Fam. pnr.' Sab
Escanaba avenue, zostal aresztowa-
my ma zazalenie wniesione ma. sta
| cyl policyi south-chicagoskiej przez
2. Ignacego Bondelowskiego, Fam.
pnr. $3.50 Baltimore v Upowie--
dzia{ on policyi, re siawny ten pro-
german m6wiI, re ,,kajzer ME "a
| dfugo rzadzic bedzie W South Chi
cago i W calym Swiecie a Ameryka-
ME nigdy ME zwycieka".
Podczas p~rzesfuch6w sadowych sc
dzia Wade skazai pana brata Becke-
"a ma zapalcenie $500 kary I kosz-
ia sadowe "a nieprzyzwoite zacho-
wanie sic. Agent federalny Dyi obec-
ny ma przesluchach i prawdOpodob-
ME Becker bedzie zmuszony stawac
pred Komisarzem Stan6w Zjedn0-
CzOnych.
Spis p~oborowych (Polak0w) z
dy3tryktu pr. 19ty W South Chicago,
kt6rzy odjechali juz do Camp Wads-
worth W South Carolina, nadesiano
nam {; hi: Michal Banaszak, Kali
mierz Blacerzak, Jan D~zierzbicki,
! Waciaw Hanka, StanisIaw Glowac-
XII, Tomasz Malinowski, Jan Parcho-
wski, jerry Wagner, J6zef S~zczepan-
Ski. Fan Adeusz, J6zef S~zczepan-
onard Wegner, WladysIaw Ostrow-
ski, Aleksander A~bramowicz, Adam
| Renkowiecki, Wladys}aw Szpekow-
ski, Bernard Kazmihski, Bronistaw
Kruk, J6zef Zimnowski, Franciszek
Lewandowski, Michal Salat, Wiady-
slaw Dejanowski, Jan Martynko.
Francis.ek stasiewicz, Michai KwaS,
niewski, Jan Szymanski, Franciszeb
Erwin, Kazimierz Chojnacki, Jan
Sabat. F~ranciszek Kula, Antoni Da'
browski, J6zef Sitkowski, Lucyan
Jurewicz, Franciszek Zurak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
NOTATKI zE SOUTH
CHICAGO.

W bie1acym tygodniu wSzyscy
Lsieza asystenci z trzech parafii W
l'outh Chicago bawia ma rekolek-
cyach, kt6re sic odbywaja W Notre
Dame, Ind.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Y. Jam Lange, prOboszez parafii
sw. Michafa Arch. DawI oOecnie ma
Sejmie Polskim W Detroit, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Sobotni rapport regestracyi tych
~poborowych, kt6rzy ukonczyli rok
21szy, wyka5uje, re dystrykt poboro
W. mr.. 19ty, z~aresostrowai IS po-
borowych a dystrykt 2Oty - 6Smiu
mlodzienc6w. Razem W South Chi
cago regestrowalo sic 141 poboro-
wycn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Dnia ego wrzeSnia b. r. rozpoczy-
ma sic nauka W szkole parafialnej
sw. Michafa Arch. Dzieci r~ozpoczna
scion naukowy uroczystem nabozen-
stwem.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-04
INVENTOR PAYS
 VISIT ID CITY

William D. Steadman. originator of the Steadman mining and ore treating processes and devices. and represen- tative of the Mine Operators company of America. is in Phoenix on business of the concern. Mir. Steadmans main offices are in Miami. while the com pany with which he is associated maintains headquarters at Number ]. Broadway, New York.
 The mining, milling and metallurgical devices, originated by MT. Steadman. are creating something of sensation in the districts where they have been introduced. In short they include the following revolutionary deviations from the channels through which ores usually pass before going to make up the finished product:
 First: A centrifugal shining. classi- fylng and separating device which is revolutionary in every detail. taking the place in concentrating mills of sev- eral devices. It does work in one oper- atlon which requires several oper- ations in present practice.
 Second: An automatic self-feeding, self-rotating churn drill.
 Third: A combined crusher and rolls sectionalized for mule-back transporta- tiou.
 run lH- A SulpnaCZlnS ana chlorld- iZing roasting furnace. Fifth: A combined chemical and me chanical process consisting of a leach ing tank or tower for teaching oxidized ores with sulphurous fumes or other Vapors with mechanical appliances for i automatic movement of the ores | Sixth: An electrical device for pro 1 oucing copper wire direct from copper 1 solutions.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-04
TKEOSOPH|STs ID
 LECTURE IN CITY

Will the war bring to America s large measure of the heartache that al ready afflicts France and England? Theosophists think it probable and are trying to prepare the public mind for the inevitable.
 The Theosophical society of this city has arranged for a course of free public lectures by L. W. Rogers, journalist and psychologist, and author of several books on the new psychology. Mir. Rog- CTS Is making a continental tour and will give his first lecture here at S:15 o'clock Sunday night. February 10. al the Monroe school, speaking on the In visible Side of the War" The follow ing night his subject will be Our Life After Death, while Pre- Existence and Rebirth' will be the third number. the two last named lectures to be given at the Woman's club building. One or two other lectures on kindred sujects Will probably be anounced after his ar rival. The lecturer will explain the Ia L. uonale of death from the psychological viewpoint and discuss it as an event to which we wrongly attach a feeling of terror when it is in reality but the en- trance to more realistic phase of life. The war will be presented not oriy from it's occult side but also as a study in the evolution of human liberty.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-04

DESERT INN-No trouble to tell you about the place. City office 120 N. First Ave. Phone SOP. Modern sanitarium for diseases of the lungs and throat.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-04
REPUBLIC TRUCK IS
 THERE WITH POWER

Most impressive was the spectacle of six Republic trucks, put on parade by Cal. Messner, local distributor, which formed a procession through the main business section the latter part of the week.
 The size, value, and potential pulling power represented by the half dozen huge carriers was almost aWe-in- spring.
 Not that each truck was not capable of running by itself, but merely because MT. Messner wished to demonstrate the ability of one in particular, one of the larger trucks was used to pull the other five. Some of the trucks were of three fourths ton caapcity and the others were three and one half ton capacity.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-04
For Rent--Land

FOR RENT-Cotton land adjoining Buckeye; 42 acres long staple cotton, good stand to volunteer: 8 acres pasture or for cotton. Part cash, balance terms. If more land is wanted. adjoining farm
 sh house, 27 acres long staple cotton,
 d stand for volunteer: acres ready
 Jr planter or grain, acres milo maize stubble. Part cash, balance terms. A bargain Phone 3A. Buckeye or address E. A. Hadsell, Buckeye, Ariz n
Arizona republican., 1918-02-04
Maternity Hospitals

FREDERICKSON SANATORIUM open for medical and maternity cases. operating room in connection. Grad uate nurses in attendance. Rates from s15 up. 1235 East Fillmore. Phone 1263. 2p
 TWILIGHT SLEEP HOSPITAL = Doctors Boido, Specialists in Obstet- rics: confinement with two weeks in hospital with or without twilight sleep; $60.o0. Phone I4a7: 300 East Adams. Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-04
Photographers

YOU WILL get better and cheaper pictures at Branches Studio. Retouched Post Cards, soc doz.; cabinets $1.50. If your bill amounts to $5.00, I will send my car after you. 21S W. Washington. Phone 4603 r