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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04
News For 7hedfer80ery and Women Readers
FRANKLIN FARNUM
ON KEENEY'S SCREEN

If any one thinks that FRANKLIN
Farnum, on account of his infections
smile and genial manner of screen.
acting, is afraid to take q chance, he
should see Fast Company, which is
now playing at keeney's theater for
tho last time today. In this Bluebird
feature F'arnum suddenly wakes UP to
the fact that he is an Irishman, and
as such should fight. Grabbing a six
inch beam, he swiftly puts four
policemen, five plasterers and three
trench diggers hors de combat, and
goes down to glorious defeat amidst A
rain OF night sticks. Mr.. Farnum has
gained a loyal following among the
fans because of his agreeable per-
sonality, his agility, and his smiling
acceptance of all sorts of chances. He
will be especially we'll remembered for
his work in THE Clock in 1.-The Man
who Took a Chance and in "A
Stormy Knight Swift moving events,
lightly passing comedy incidents and
a general atmosphere of good cheer
will make Fast Company" ideal enG
tertainment for those who love to be
surprised with laughter. An episode OF
the great thrilling serial 1.-THE Lions
Claws will be shown today with
several other features and com edies.
Three exceptionally good vaudeville
acts, consisting of THE Hermans" In
Go years from now, Bert & Bessie g
Bernard and Little Miss New York
a company of seven important charac-
tiers and twenty pretty and daipAy
girlies. The singing and dancing. Y
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04

err" Lincoln often said. 1t
was her precept-"a always
be honest, gentle and kind"
that Lincoln followed.
This mother influence is
inspiringly shown in Benja-
min Chapin's "The Son of
Democracy" the Paramount
motion picture series. The
boy, Abe, the photoplay
shows, like all boys had his
fights with other boys. Fresh
from one of these he came
to the bedside of his dying
mother. Shaken with disap-
pointment she asked his
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04

promise never to fight again.
Willingly he gave it, and
when he became President,
when men were c1amoring
for war, this promise, 81 will
never fight again." came to
him.
It is an absorbing story, a
situations full of pathos, and
Benjamin Chaplin has han
died in his masterful style
this moment of moments
when President Lincoln,
forced by circumstance to
break his promise, reads his
declaration of war.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04
Why Did the Young Officer Blush
When Madgc Treasured Pete
About Him?

I've seldom been more surprised
than when, as | put my hand upon
his coat sleeve, l saw q dark, rcd
flush arise to the cheeks Of the young
army officer who had come to my
assistance ..
| had flushed myself-and had
scored myself for so doinS-at the
thought of assuring Pete of the man
genuineness in the manner Nlllam
had used toward me, but there was
nothing in my stroking his coat sleeve,
the while I told Pete he was all right,
to make him flush, unless he were UNI
used to the society Of women.
And yet his easy manner when he
came to my aid indicated that he was
q man versed in social usages. Per
haps--but | brought myself up short.
1t was no concern Of mine what sort
of social training this unknown res
cuer Of mine had had. But it was
distinctly up to meas Dicky would
put ito remove his evident embsr-
rassment.
q am sure Pete will he all right
now" | said, stepping Il pace back
from the dog as I removed my hand
from the young officers sleeve. And,
indeed, Pete, although he looked at
me wistfully, remained perfectly quiet
under the grip the officer had taken
on his collar.
Whatever reason or lack of reason
there had been for the young man
en- Embarrassment, it had totally disap-
peared He turned to me courteouslE,
yet with a moro business-like manner
than he had yet used.
II know he will" he said confident
ly, but l must ask YOU to hold his
collar while I look him over. l may
have to hurt him a little
I'm Infinitely Obliged"
I'm not particularly timid. but I GER
tainly flinched mentally at this prop
osition. Pete wasn't my dog, I didn't
know him very we'll, and I had swift
| hectic visions of what might happen
if the dog should take it into his head
to resent the hurting of which the
young officer spoke SO careIessly.
But there was som ething in the blue
eyes looking up at me as their owner
! knelt beside the dog--the hint of steel
which I had noticed before--that put
me on my mettle. I had an instructive
! feeling that / should not particularly
| care to have the young officer think
| me a coward
"Oh, surely" ] said with as much
! enthusiasm as COulQ muster, anu
| without more ado I knelt on the other
! side of the dog and took a firm hold
| of his collar, while the officer pro-
I ceeded to examine his injuries.
He thoroughly understood dogs.
| Even with my limited knowledge Of
| the subject, / could tell this as his
| long, powerful hands, which yet had
a sort of slender delicacy, surprising
in so tall and rangy a. man, wandered
tenderly over Pete's side, which had
been so cruelty kicked.
The dog behaved like the thorough
bred he was. He lay quietly looking
up at us, not barking nor struggling,
only whining a little when the officer s
fingers touched his bruised muscles.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04

president WILSON and
l. others upon whom
America is depending for the
conduct of our war for de-
mocracy, continually quote
Abraham Lincoln, the man
whose Spirit is guiding
America in this crisis. But
it is really the Spirit of Nancy
Hanks Lincoln, mother of
the Martyred President, that
guides us.
"All that I am or hope to
be owe to my sainted moth
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04
FOX STARS POPULAR.
south america Pays Them High
Tribute in Contest.

The William Fox stars have just
received fine tribute for their
popularity in South America. The
'Correio Da Mania" (Morning Post)
of Rio de Janeiro. one of the fore
most newspapers of the country, con-
Quoted a contest. Out of $4,000
votes cast, ten Fox luminaries head
ing the list, scored 10000 of them
more than three times as many as
that obtained by the other twenty
four players listed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04
SIDE TALKS
Three Pitfalls
ny RUIN CAMERON

We were speaking, the other day,
of a woman who has recently been
visiting in our neighborhood. She
has a wide circle of friends, about
whom she talks unanimously and in
teresting1y.
Said one woman, who is some thing
of a wit. Mrs. r. had been visiting
her friend Edith Martin before she
came here, and she told me SO much
about the Martins that | was almost
ashamed 1t seems indecent Of me
to know SO much about their private
affairs. I shall feel abashed next
time l meet them
Anything But One Thing.
Queer. isn't it." said another
woman. when Mrs. r. is SO kind
hearted about most things? I verify
believe she would DO anything in the
world for her friends"
Except keep their private affairs
urivate," said the first woman.
why, she even tells things about
ner own affairs that you wouldn't
think she'd want anyone to know"
Slaves to the Habit of Talk.
We'll, isn't that the way with any
one who talks a great deal?" said the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04

wit, They run out Of legitimate
material, and they are such slaves to
the habit Of talk that they can't stop
talking, and SO they simply have to
tell things they've no business to tell"
/ think that's an excellent char
acterization, don't you? a.
And an excellent warning to those
Of us who have a tendency to be
slaves to the ha bit of talk.
How Seldom TaIker Avoids All
Three.
There are several dangers in talk
ing too much.
One is that you will bore people by
talking uninterestingly.
Another is that you will antagonize
them by talking when they want to
talk themselves.
And a third is chat in trying to
keep up n continual flow of converse
ton and keep it interesting, you will
say too much.
How seldom one meets volumln-
Gus talker who does not fall into one
of those three pitfalls.
@~E..
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04
DIVORCE FILM SCORES.

A social sensation was created at
the Folly theater, in Brooklyn. last
week when THE Blindness Of Di-
vorce' was shown on the screen. 1t
appears that. entirely without inten-
ton on the part of author director
Frank Lloyd. this William Fox pro-
duction parallels to "A great extent q
celebrated divorce case that occurred
a few years ago in that very neighbour
hood
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04
FOX STUDIO BITS.

William Fox was the first Amer
lean film producer to enter the Tor
eign field on his own account HIS
first office outside the United states
was established in Rio de Janeiro.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04

There was sunshine in one part OF
New York City even during last
weeks storm. 1t was In the studio
where June Caprice was hnisning
Blue Eyed Mary" 1t takes more
than a storm to stop her smile.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04

ION lee and Helping McAdoo''
will be the next two Mutt and jeff
animated cartoons by Bud Fisher
William Fox is releasing them.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast.
Oranges
Cereal with Milk
Scrambled Eggs
Toast
Coffee
Cream of Potato Soup
Chicken Souffle
Baked Beets
SteWed Corn
Rice Salad
Apple Tapioca
Coffee
supper
Celery Salad
Peanut Sandwiches
Cake
Tea
Rice Salad. To two cupfuls cold
boiled rice take one cupful finely
diced red beets and one cupful Ont
celery. DO not mix together until
just before serving, then comb ine
with French dressing and serve on
lettuce.
Apple Tapioca. Cook half cupful
pearl tapioca in boiling water until
transparent; add half teaspoonful
salt and grated rind one lemon. Core
and pare twelve apples, fill cavities
with sugar and juice one lemon. COW
CT with ta.pioca, bake until apples
arc tender, adding one teaspoonful
butter before taking from oven.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04

william Fox's dramatic companies
now consist of seven In the Eastern
studios and five in the western. T.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04

police station is usually
mighty serious place. Not so IN
Brave and Bold" George Walsh's
newest, n1ile-a- minute film comedy
drama for William Fox.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-04
Anything But One Thing.

"Well, isn't that the way with any
one who talks a great deal?" said the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

rzadu francuskiego. = .Jest to
zwyczaj cd zamierzchiych GA
sow, m6M Lausanne, IL gtowa
jednego panstwa, przyjawszy
glove dfugiego, zazwyczaj odpia
ca sic wzajemnie odwiedzinami."
Chociaz dotychczas niena zad
nego urzedowego poswiadczenia
powyzszej wiadomosci, istnieje
jednak slime przekonanie, IL pre-
zydent francuski Poincare przy-
jedzie do Stanow Zjedn. w ma
stepnym roku, gdyz termin jego
prezydentury konczy sic W rokr
1920. Mic jednakze ME MONA po-
wiedziec ma pewno, az prezydent
Wilson zawita do Paryza i odhe-
die podroz pc innych panstwach.
Mezowie stanu musza sic przy-
gotowac ma ewentualne przyjecie
tych dostojnikow, gdyz nigdy
przedtem ME przyjmowano w A
meryce glow innych panstw z
wyjatkiem krola Kalakaua z
wvsp Sandwich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
WLADCY PANSTW u R
PEJSKICH ODWIEDZA
STANY ZJEDN.

Washington. 10. grudnia. -
w bliskiej ~przyszioSci Rad Sta
now Zjedin. bedzie miat jake 60
sci PREF. Francyi, Poincare, krola
Anglii, Jerzego. krola belgijskie-
go, Alberto, krola wioskiego WIKI
tora Emanuela, i rzadcow innych
pahstw, ktore PREF. Wilson odwie
dzi podczas swegoNPObytu W Eu-
roPie. Powyzsze zawiadomieuie
Ioda} do wiadomoSci Stefan Lau-
Same. wydawca paryskiego Ma
tin" tuz pred wyjazdem Z po--
wrotem do Europy. 5. Lau--
same przebywai ostatniO przez
kilka miesiecy W Stanach Zjedn.
jake specyalny Przedstawiciei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
AMI JEDEN ZOLNIERZ AME'
RYKANsKI ME ZGINAL IA
PRZESTEPSTWO VOL
SKOWE.

Washington. 10-go grudnia. -
Gen. Crowder w SVEN sprawl
zdaniu rocznem zawiadomil sekr.
wojny Baker'a, IL ami jeden clio
mex armii amerykanskicj ME 20
stall stracony "a przestepStwo czN
Sto militarne cd poczatku wypo-
wiedzenia wojny Niemcom przcz
Ameryke. ,,Wie1u zasadzono M
kare Smierci, lecz ami jednej 2
tych kar mic zastosowano "a pre-,
stepstwo czySto wojSkowego prl,
wa, oSwiadczyi gen. Crowder
- Rekordy sedziego-generala
wskazuja, IL oko}o 12,,351 Office
row i szeregowcow zostaio "a
wezwanych pred sad wojenhy. Z
tel Eczby 1888 zostato UNA
nych winnymi. Przesz&o polowa
zostala zasadzona przez sad wo-
jenny "a nieobecnoSc be- pozwo-
lenia, .opilstwo. oraz zle zacho-
wywanie sic. - w ostatnim rokn
byio mniej spraw wskutek de-
zercyi. niz w roku zeSziym. po1ni-
re armia wielokrotnie zostala po-
wiekSznna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
sobieskich, Kazimierz6w I t. d

Ion6w, Sobieskich, Kazimierz6w ! t. q.
Pozegnanie podobno wczorajsze byio
prawdopodobnie juz ostatnie, tege ro-
dzaiu z ucztami pozegnalnymi. Teraz
ocllotnicy odjezdzac beda diva razy W
tygodniu, lecz pc cichu tylko, lie y
wielkim: p%ochodami i obiadami Jak
d~otychczas robiono.
Teraz jezeli bracie miodziehcze hio
zechcesz dae krwi "a O~jczyzne, daj
podatek ma sprawe Polska. Nalezy sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

u ubIawatniOnego wolfe 8
sztukowe dutch flranki, SO
cali szerokie, Zrobione z
2 4 jarda wolfe, 2 caloWa
obrebiona borta, gruby ko
ronk. brzeg got. do ujytku
biale / ecru, $3.50 40
war. para DO 49,
z fredZlami albO ObrebiO
ne W ozdobne pasy tapestry
pokrycia ma kapapy, 80
cali szerokie, 80 cali dlugie,
reg. cena $3.50 90
Pc sOO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
II obdarzenl pamiatkaml, papierosaml

Ii obdarzenl pamiatkaml, papierosami
| tytoniem.
Zaznaczyc wypada, re panic pa
nienki, kt6re donoslly | usiugiwaiy do
stol6w, W. ~strojach pielegniarek byiy:
NJ. X. Krajniak, NJ. Krajnlak. W. Kraj-
MAX, +. Izbaner. A. Reisel, d. Nowak.
A. Ouch, T. Prenga, A. Kalinowska,
NJ. Dymarkowska, A. Lobodzi1ska, Sciu
.towska, NJ. KruszyGska, P. Danielek
NJ. Andrzejewska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
WYNALEZIONY GAZ
MA BALONY.

Washington, 10. grudnia, -
sprawozdaniu marynarki znaj
duje sic wzmianka, il w~ynalezio-
no nowy gaz ola balonow, ktory
ME Jest zapalny. Wedfug twier--
dzen d~epartamentu marynarkl
gaz ten uniemozliwi wszelkie ME
bezpieczenstwa eksplozyi, ktore
zawsze zdarzaly sic PREY wzlo--
tach balonami wypelnianymi wo-
dorem. Nowy ten gaz nazwano
..argon"; otrzymuja go re zrodei
znajdujqcych sic W Petrolia, Tex.
NAZYWA PRO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

szczeg6lne .uznanle Czcigodnym Slo-
strom Nauczycielkom, "a wystudyowa-
ME dzieci szkolnych, ktore sic tax swle
tnie spisaly, rozweselajac | uprzyje-
mniajsc ostatnie chwile naszych zu.-
chow. kt0rzy wprost podziwiali wyste-
py dziawty szkolnej. R0wniez nalezy
sic uznanie Komitetowi Obywatelskle-
mu, lokalnemu, "a prace okoio podej-
mowania ochotnik6w. Ochotnicy costa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
.oienne Oraz dezercYa
OI"N NN~N1NJ"'
SENAT PRZYSTEPUJE DO
PIRACY MAD


Washington, 10. grudnia. -
Dzisiaj rozpoczely sic w Senacie
dyskusye wzgledem projektu po-
datkowego, wynoSzacego $6,OOO,-
900, 900. Senator Simmons z n.
C., prezes wydzialu finansowego
z ramienia Senatu, otworzyl po--
siedzenie wytfumaczeniem ME
kt0rych szczegol6w wazniejszych
proiektu. Mad projektem tym be
d SIC toczyG dyskusyc przez XII
Ike tygodni, gdyz ME ustanowio-
10 SciSle czaSu ia jego przepro--
wadzenie. - Senator Simmons
poda tylko sprawozdanie WICK
szoSci. poczem senator PenroSe
przeczyta sprawozdanie mniej~
SzoSci. ktore bedzie sotowe VIC
czwartek. - Sprawozdanie wick
szoSci zawiera wytlumaczeni"
niektorych szczegoi6w roznic, ia
kie zachodz2 miedzy proPonowa-
nymi ratami, ma ktore sic zgodzo.
no ma konferencyach Izby i Sc
natu. - Welding uchwaiy, poda,,
tex ma rok 1919ty ma przynieSt
Sc. 900. 900, 600 dochodu a, w roku
192Oym ma zostac zmniejszony
do 4 miliardow dolarow, wediug
DroDozvcv; sekr McAdoo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
DNOTATKIA
|NEPORTERA|

Petycye mr.. 27,431 o ogloszenie
ich bankrutem W sadie dystrykto-
wynn Stanow Zjednoczonych ma pol
nocny dystrykt Stanu Illinois, wnio-
sla onegdaj sp6lka dobrze znana ma
Stanis}awowie, W kt6rej akcye po-
siadali take i Polacy pm. E. ]. Hib-
ner Oil Company, ktorej sklady
z~najduja sic pnr. 1O30-1O36 i 1922
1924 West Division utica. Ma proSbe
spo}ki tel zbankrutowanej sad wy
zej wymieniony rozkazaf spo}ce
Central Trust of Illinois jake re
ceiverom" z biurami pnr. Ill West
Monroe utica, W SrodmieSciu, spree
GaG w}asnoSG sp6}ki zbankrutowanej
W celu pokrycia rachunkow. Doklad-
ny spis przyrzad6w i materyaiow
przejrzec MONA wbiurze klerka sa-
du wyzej wymienionego.
Oferty przyjmowaG bedzie ,~,recei-
yer" do godziny $50 rano, dnia II.
grudnia, b. T. a przyjecie takowych
ogioszone bedzie W ten sam dzien o
godzinie 10-tej rano, ma pierwszem
zebraniu kredytor6w, p. Sidney c.
Eastman, referentowi W sprawach
bankrupcyjnych, W pokoju mr.. 907
Monadnock Block, PREY Dearborn u
Icy i Jackson Blvd. Do ofert za{a-
czony must bye take przekaz BAN
kowy ma ME mniej jak 25 procent
sunny ofiarowanej.
w razie ME zgloszenia sic dosta--
tecznej liczby ofert, wlasnost sp6lki
zbankrutowanej sprzedana bedzie ma
publicznej licytacyi.
q 50 q
T~owarzystwo Sw. Alojzego mr..
375 q. . R. K. ma SVEN posiedzeniu
ostatniem uchwaliio pr6cz $250.0O
uchwalonych poprzednio. dac W do
datku 500 1 ofiarowa6 zen $3.50
ma Fundusz 10-cio Milionowy ola
Polski. Przyobiecali takze ma przysz-
lem p~osiedzeniu podnieSG sumo ia
do r6wnego tysiaca dolarow.
Ma posiedzeniu TEN stara admin
stracya zostala ponownie obrana ma
1ok przyszly; po okazyi 10-cioletniej
roczn;cy wyboru prezesem p. Alberta
Menkickiego, wreczono mu medal
pamiatkowy "a jego gorliwa prace.
Przewodniczacym W czasie wyboroW
byI p. Jozef Niemiec, dyrektor Zjed-
~noczenia. Zgodzono sic take ma
~sp}acenie specyalnego asesmentu'
trey maja paacic czionkowie, a diva
pozostale zapiaci towarzystwo z ka-
sy w}asnej.
Grono miodziezy nalezacej do To-
w~arzystwa sw. Alojzego stawic smia
10 mozemy "a wz6r innym towarzyst-
WON starszym. jak niesc nalezy po-
moe Ojczyznie i brat czynny udziaf
W sprawach nRrodowych. Cora
Alojzyanie,
q ~. q
Przes{uchy W sprawie podwyzki
platy 1 innych dogodnych warunkow
zaaadanych przez pracownikow Ia
trudnionych W rzezalniach chicago
skich, jake mialy sic odbyt wczo--
raj rano, dla wainych powod6w of-
Ioaone zostaIy do jutra rano. Pola--
k6w i Polek masy Gale pracuje W t.
wv. ,,sztokjardach".
q ~ q
Kwarantanna W szpitalu ola u
mysIowo chorych " Dunning zosta'a
onegdaj przez wiadze zn%iesiona, jak
donosi dr.. c. F. Read, superinten-
cent tego1 zak}adu.
Cd czasu nastania epidemii influ-
snzy, 500 ~pacyent6w W tymte zaSia-
Lille zio4onych byio choroba influen-
~ a tych leczeniem zajmowac sic
musialo jedenastu tylko lekarzy ia
t,ch zakiadowi temu wySnaczono.
procz pacyent6w. ma influence emo
rovaio takze sporo pracownikow te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
WIELU OFICERoW GWAR-
DYI POSZLO
w ODSTAWKE.

Waszyngton, 10. grudnia. -
w dziewieciu m~iesiacach pc EMO
bilizowaniu gwardyi narodowej
rrzylaczeniu do siuzby federalnej
1918 oficerow poszlo z szeregow
tejze W odstawke. Powyzszs wia-
domoSc podai gen. bryg. ]. W.
Heavey. szef biura mad sprawl
mi w~ojskowemi. Re sfuzby wyda-
lono 16 brygadyer6w, AZ puikow-
nikow i jednego generaia majors.
Fowodem odstawek byio nieudol-
nose fizyczna, rezygnacye, sadly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
MORDEk-
STWO.

Hammond, Ind, logo grudnia.
w przededniu swego wyjazdu do
Floryda ola polepszenia zdrowia
nieiaki Al D. Stewart, Z zawodu
buchalter, zostal znaleziony przez
swego 14-letn:ego synka Z roz-
trzaskana tepem narzedziem
czaszka Il wejScia swego mieszka-
MIA pod numerem ia Conkey
ave. Umari ME odzySkawszy
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

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q Washington podaja miejsca
pobytu 120 zoinierzy, ktorych naz-
wiska znajdowaiy sic ma liscie ME
wolnik6w %wojennych W Prusach. Ma
llscie tel znajdujemy nazwisko Po-
laka, dawniej zamieszkalego W Chi
cago, Jana Marcinkiewicza, 1926 w.
Division utica, ktory znajduje sic
W niewoli u prusaka W Camp Ra-
statt.
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Og6lnie znany W ko}ach towarzy-
skich, mlody Polak / zwiazkowiec.
OBJ. Stanis}aw Kmiecik, W tych
dniach otwiera p~ierwszorzdna apte-
Ike W dzielnicy Jadwigowo, pnr.
2076 North Hoyne avenue. Gale ap-
teczne urzadzenia wykona polska flr
ma Western Cabinet Co., z pnr.
S0S9 Elston avenue. M}odemu apte-
karzowi zyczymy ~powodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

lest taiemnfca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
GARFIELD ZOSTANIE wy
BRANY DELEGATION.

Washington, logo grudnia. -
! PREF. Wilson zawiadomil admin
stratora mad opalem Garfielda,
ably byi W pogotowiu do wyjazdu
do Europy celem poiaczcnia sic
z amerykanska delegacya ma kon-
ferencye pokojowa, gdzie beds
rozstrzygane kwestye dotyczace
podziaiu mate-yalu palnego mic
dry panstwa alianckie Podobne
zawiadomienie Original w ze-
szlym tygodniu H. P. Dawson.
prezes Czerwonego Krzyza, orsz
B. NJ. Baruch, prezes wydzia}l
wojennego przemyslu. w krot'
kim czasie po wyladowaniu PREF.
Wilsona nalezy sic spodLiewac oil
niego rozkazu opuszczenia kraju
dla powyzej wymienionyoh urze
dnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
GRAM PREF. WILSONA
PRO-GERMANSKIM.
Detroit. 10. grudnia.

Detroit, 10. grudnia. = Prof.
geologic PREY uniwersytecie Mi
chigan w. H.. Hobbs, ~przemawia-
JAG ma zebraniu uni pastorow,
w~zniecii burze wskutek swego
wystapienia przeciw PREF. Will
sonowi i jego programowi poko-
jowemu. - Wediug niego PREF.
Wilson pojechal do Europy, ME
bedac przez nikogo proszonym,
dodajac, IL ME ma zadnych do
wodow ma to. Prof. Hobbs o.
tworzy} swoj atak odniesieniem
sic do jego podrozy, ktora nazwal
,podroza cokolwiek orientalna do
Europy", przedsiewzieta w tym
celu, ably uczestniczyc ma konfe-
rencyi p~okojowej w tym ~czasie,
kiedy jest ~najwiecej potrzebny W
domu ola zajecia sic sprawam,
biezacemi. - Nastepnie tax sic
wyrazii: Jest to wprost niemoz-
ably mezowie stanu pahstw
europejskich prosili o wspo}udzial
PREF. Wilsona ma konferencyi,
skoro ME zgadzaja sic Z jego pro-
germahskim projektem pokoJo-
wynn"
Ma to oSwiadczenie niekt0rzy
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-28

When the began the Kaiser the Man of the Hou
But republics Germany to be the Tendency
the Hour.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-28

The United States appears be receiving Mr. McAdoos
posa for the reduction of the bill with much cheerful
and equanmity.