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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29

Schultz wystapi1 z kr0tkim przemo-
wieniem, dziekujac z serca licznie re
branej publice "a p~rzybycie ma kon-
cert kt0ra tenn samem poparfa spra-
we dobra, gdyz, jak wiadomo czysty
doch6d z koncertu ~przeznaczy1 Choir sw.
Jacka na rozpoczecie funduszu W celu
zakupienia nowych organ0w do nowe-
80 koscioIa ma Jackowie. Prey akomp.
orkiestry p. B. ]. ZalewskieSo, zebra
nj odspiewali ma zako1czenie hymn ma
rodowy polski .Boze cos Polske".
Ia tax doskonale przeprowadzenie
programu ca1ego, uznanie wielkie ma
ley sic komitetowi urzadzajacemu, W
sk1ad kt6rego weszli: Agnieszka Scha-
fer. Berta C. Wojtalewicz, Elzbieta
-Schaefer, J, X. BorowiGski, Andrzcj j.
Schultz i J6zef Wenikajtis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29
DIS Jutro Rege-
stracya Obywa-
telska.

DIS j jutro odbywa sic regestracya
obywatelska w mieScie Chicago We
dug nOwego systemu ola tych oby-
wateli i Obywatelek, kt6rZy sic pre-
prowadzili cd Ostatniej regestracyi,
oraz ola tych, kt0rzy doszli do pelno-
letnosci, lub otrzymali drugie pa
piery, n wiec beda pc raz pierwszy
giosowali.
RegestrOwac sic mona tylkO W 60
dzinach wieczornych W specyalnych
lokalaCh.
Ka5da warde podzielonO ma kilka
d~ystrykt6w, z kt0rych kazdy obejmu-
.je 20 kilka precynkt6w. w kazdym
d%ystrykcie So diva lokale rcgestra-
cyjne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29
Panstwo J6zef i BrOnisiaW a
(z domu Mucha KOrtas.

w koSciele gornym Sw. Stanl-
siawa Kostki odbyf sic O godzinle
1O 80 rano Stub panny Bronisla-
wy Lucyi 'Mucha Z panem Joze-
fem s. Kortas.
WezIem dozgonnym pofaczyi
m}oda pare serdeczny przyjaciel
obydwoch rodzin, Wiel. ks. Leon
Jasihski, kt6ry tez odprawii
uroczysta Msze swietq. Choir
solistow Stanislawowskich pod
dyrekcya p. Andrzeja J. kwa-
sigrocha, PREY akompaniamencie
ma skrzypcach p. WfadysIawa XII
pkowskiego, odspiewa} ma sam
prod ,,Vcni Creator" Millarda,
a nastepnie Msze Sw. Rosewiga'
Ma Offertorium duet Ave Ma
ria Millarda, odSpiewafy panic
Anna Jozwiakowska i Marya ko-
walska; ma Benedictus, PAM A
gnieszka Ncring odSpiewala %
sacrum Convivium", Pcreza.
Prey w~ejSciu do koSciofa orszaku
Slubncgo PIP. Kwasigroch i Kip
kowski odegrali marsz Slubny
Wagnera a ma zakohczenie cere-
monii marsz koronacyjny Men
delsohna.
Opr6cz wspomnianych solistek
ma ch6rze Spiewali: PAM Anlela
G6rna i PIP. Jan Nering. Jan
Kondziorski, Wladys}aw Barwlg,
A, A. Kowalski, Antohi w. Bal
wig i Antoni Barwig Sr.
PAM mloda jest corka popular
nych obywateli i d}ugoletnlch pa
rattan Stanislawowa, PIP. .Jakoba
i LUCY Mucha, zamieszkalyctl
pnr. 1441 Blackhawk utica. Nale-
zy ona do Oddziafu 12-go Sw.
Kingi Macierzy Polskiej.
Pan J6zef Kortas jest synem
PIP. Jana i Franciszki kortas, z
Plainfield, Wis, Z parafii sw.
PawIa, ktorej pan m}ody jest Sc
kretarzem. Jest on czlonkiem Cd
dzialu 2-go sw. Michala Arch,
Macierzy Polskiej.
Druzbowali: parma Cecylia
Kortas, siostra pana mlodego, Z
panem T6zefem G. Mucha, bra
tom PAM mlodej; parma ElADieta
Majewska, serdeczna przyJaclof-
ka PAM mlodej Z Panem Stanlsia-
VEN Pawlowskim.
Hucznc weselisko odbywa sic
przv udzialc licznych krewnych
znaiomych w mniejszcj sail ma
| Stanisiawowie,
Model pare przcsyiamy ma
szc najserdeczniejsze zyczenla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29
Extra!Extra!
zE SPRAW POLSK|CH.
Stan WOjenny " KrakoWIe.

LONDYN, 20. s.-W Galicyi glod i ne
dza dOprOwadzily do wybuchow iscie rewO!ucyj-
nych pc wiekszych miastach; W Krakowie walk
uliczne staly sic tax grozne, jak o tenn dOnOsza
via-Szwajcarya, re wladze miejskie wojskOwe
udaly sic do rzadu o ponce. Rad zawiesil mad
miastem stan wojenny i powprowadzano ogra-
niczenia i obostrzenia, jak gdyby miasto byfO
obleione: wieczorem wychodzic ME wolno, 60
dziny jadIa W pubGcznych jadlodajniach musza
bye scisle przestrzegane, a wojsko pilnuje po-
rzadku tego. Ma miescie co dnia odbywaja sic
demOnstracye i pOchody burzliwe, zw}aszcza kO-
bet, glOsno wofajacych- chleba i pOkoju!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29

Roczne pos!edzenie AkcyOnaryu-
sly Sp6lki Wydawnictwa Polskiego
odbedzie sic W czwartek, dnia $50 lu-
tego, 1918 roku, o godzinie 3ciej
p~opoludniu, W budynku Sp6iki, pnr.
1867 West Division III.
y . -
Komitet z klubu kObiet ,,Engie-
wood Women's Club" zbiera sic do
sail parku Davis Square kazdej sro-
DIV i jest tam cd godziny 1O-tej rano
do godziny 3-ciej pOpotudniu, ably do
pom6dz naszym paniom Z tel Okolicy
dajac i'm i~nstrukcye W szyciu sukie-
mex it'd. Maszyny do szycia znajduja
sic ma miejscu a przybory potrzebne
sa tez dostarczane. Matki pzy0ywa-
lace z dzietmi, "a maia opiatQ lOc
otrzymaC moga p~rzekaski.
Panic zamieszkale W Okolicy par
ku wyzej w~ymienionego ~proszone So
o przybycie do sail kazdej Srody W
czasie ~oznaczOnym.
. . q
Wczoraj wieczorem do PIP. Jak6ba
/ Lucyi Mucha, 1441 Blackhawk III.
p~rzyjechaly pnie Leona Manki i ka-
tarzyna Wilkowska z Grand Rapids.
Mich, ma Stub ich c6rki Bronisiawy
I'D. J6zefem Kortas, jaki sic dis zra-
ma odbyl ma Stanislawowie. Pociag
kt6rym jechaly op6znil sic o cztery
godziny Z powodu gasp $nicznych.
y = .
Odczyt sierzanta Baldwin,, zoinie-
RIA z pola walki We Francyi, jaki
mial sic odbyc oncgdaj W sail parku
Davis Square. odiOzOnO do przysziego
czwartku wieczorem. Program Ola
dzieci zapowiadaja ma godzine Alta
p]opoiudniu.
o . .
OSmnasto-miesieczny Janek Wr6-
bel, z pnr. 1855 Honore ILL.,, umari
wczorfaj wskutek pOparzen jakich
doznai wpadajac do naczynia z wrzq-
ca wOda.
o q g
We czwartek wieczorem,' dnia 81
BIN, odbedzie sic roCzne posiedze-
ME dyrektor6w Sp6lki Budowniczo-
Poayczkowej $w. J6zefa ma Stanisia-
wowie. Ma posiedzeniu tenn zostan!e
wybranv zarzad ma rok 1918.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29
Obchod ~Styczniowy ma
T~r6jcowie.

Nadzwyczajnie pieknie wypadf OBJ
ch6d ~Styczniowy dzieci elementarnej
szkoly Sw. Trolley, urzadzony stara--
MEM Czcigodnych Si6str Nazareta--
mex. Obch6d ten odbyf sic W niedzie-
le wieczorem, dnia 21go stycznia. Au-
ditorium zapelnione by}o pc same
brzegi, a czeste i gromkie oklaski
swiadczy}y jak wielce obecni byli u
bawieni i zadowoleni.
/. Klara Kostkiewicz z Sci klas,
W wstepnej swej movie udatnie
przedstawila caly przebieg powstania
| smutne jego skutki, oraz wzmocni'a
W mas nadzieje W rych}e zmartwych-
powstanie naszej Oiczyzny. Choir die
wczat, zIozony z 7. A, 7. B. l 8. kla-
sy, pieknie zaspiewaf ,,Marsz Zwiaz-
ku' Mlodziezy Polskiej", a R. Pillar
ska }adnie oddaaa wiersz ,yMatka
Polka. TAX move jak deklamacye 1.
spiew wynadgrodzono licznemi oklas-
kami. @
2. Nastepnie mali chlopcy z 1 I 3
klasy wykonali Marsz Sztandarowy.
Rozwiniecie polskiego s%ztandaru z
bialym orlem wywolaio wielki zapal
W obecnych.
8. Gimnastyka dziewczat klasy Z.
A wypadia chwalebnie. Udatnie wy
paddy take ich gimnastyczne rugby
Q laskami.
4. Chlopcy klasy 8. zaSpiewali ,,Ty-
siac Walecznych" i ,,Bracia do Bitwy
nadszed} Cas-. Spiew udai sic do
brze, co Swiadczyly liczne oklaski WI
dow.
5. ,,Piieczki", marsz po}aczony re
spiewem oddany przez ~dziewczeta L.
i 2. klasy, take sic wszystkim podo-
bal.
6. Taniec dziewczat klasy 8. wy
padi znakomicie. Sztuczne ich ukia-
dy wsteg czerwonych 1 bialych a
zwlaszcza akuratne rugby tahca Ia
interesowaiy wszystkich.
I. w tym numerze chiopcy 4. kla-
sy przebrani Ia Zuaw6w zajeli scene.
Aczkolwiek tacy mlodzi polska krew
zdawa}a kipieG m6wkach / przysie-
zach w~iernosci Ojczyznie.
8. Najpiekniejszy moze taniec, ia
XII kiedykolwiek dzieci szkoly elemen
tarnej oddaly, byl ,,Batozki". Udziat
W MIN braly dziewczeta 7. i 8. klasy.
Rytmiczne ich rugby nasladujace ten
tent kawaleryi wojskowej udai sic
wysmienicie. Taniec ten dal dowod
dlugiej i wytrwaiej piracy re strony
dziewczat i na~uczycielki, "a co male
zy i'm sic u~znanie.
9. Krotochwila Adam i Eva" nal
wiecej rozweseliia i zaDawiia obec--
nych. Magdalena Wojdyia graia W
roll ,,Adama", Elzbieta B~uczynska
przedstawiala Eve, Wanda KNIFE
elk hrabine, a r. Luczak sluzaca. -
Najlepiej z mich gra}a PARMA Magda-
lena WojdyIa W roll ,,Adama', cho-
ciaz Elzbieta Buczynska sfusznie 2
mia honory dzieliia. Take spamieta-
ME r6l i taxa swobodnoSG ruch6w ME
widzi sic czesto ma scenic.
10. Obrazek sceniczny ,,Polska'
przedstawiiy dziewczeta s. klasy. -
Polske W kajdanach przedstawiafa
Barbara Handke. Jej sliczny giosik
znakomita deklamacya by}y niespo-
dzianka ola ~obecnych. ,.Aniolem" by
Ia B. Kielian; ,,Wiara" w. Kolska;
,.Nadzieia' S. Guzn!czak; NJ. Stry--
charska uosobiala ,,MiloSG"; ]. Ha-
lasa ,,Widzenie"; J. Starsiak dekla-
mowaia wiersz ,,Ofiara Powstania
Styczniowego".
Obchod z%akonczono Spiewem ,,Boze
cos Polske".
Wielkie uznanie nalezy sic Czcl--
godnym Siostrom Nauczycielkom
szkoly Sw. Trolley, kt6re wolne swe
chwile DO "a godzinami szkolnemi
poswiecaja rozbudzeniu i rozwijaniu
w mlodocianych duszach dziatwy
vszystkiego co polskie, piekne | do
bre.
Jeden z Obccnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29

Roczne zebranie Akcyonaryuszy
Spoiki Wydawnictwa Polskiego
odbedzie sic W piatek, dnia S-go
lutego, 1918 roku, o godzinie Sci
pc po1udniu, w budynku Spolkl,
1455-1457 West Division utica,
Chicago, Ill.
x. FIR. GORDON. c. R.
Sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29
NOTATKI REP0RTERA.

Dzisiaj o godzinie 5-tej popolu-
dniu, W kosciele gornym p. W. sw.
Stanislawa Kostki odbedzie sic Stub
panny Stanis}awy Janowicz, corki
znanego przemysfowca ma Stan!sia-
wowie, z panem Stanisiawem Urba-
novice z .Waukegan, Ill.
Slubu udzieli ks. Wojciech Janisze-
wski: huczne weseliskO ZaS odbedzie
sic W domu PAM mlodej pnr. 1925
Division vi.
q = q
Kociof wrzacej woody prZypadkoWo
spadi ma diva i pol lat liczacego VIA
dyslawa Sciburskiego zamieszka}ego
z rodzicami pnr. S434 Exchange ave-,
W South Chicago, ktory zaraz pc wy
padku zmarl. Wypadek ten wydarzyi
sic W domu W~incentego Zuikowskie-
go pnr. SS49 South Shore Drive.
q q q
Policyant Jan Wagner przynale-
zacy do STACEY PREY t~rzydziestej pia-
tel ulicy, postrzelony zostai dis ry-
chic rano przez tech rabusiow kto-
rych on staral sic aresztowac.
Stojac PREY n%arozniku Wentworth
ave. i dwudziestej drugiej ulicy po-
licyant Wagner zauwazyi b~iegnacego
szybko do niego jakiegoS cziowieka;
byf to Grzegorz Morda, wlasciciel
apteki pnr. 2279 Lawndale ave-, kto-
~ policyantowi oSwiadczyi, re jacys
trzei zbrodniarze okradaia mezczyz-
ne opodal. Wagner, poczuwajac sic
do obowiazku, puScil sic "a tymi zio-
dziejami, ale CT widzac go Strzelili do
niego z rewolwer0w, kladac Wayne
ra ma miejscu. Bandyci zbiegli.
. q q
Oval n~ieznani bandyci napadli
wczoraj o godzinie 900 wieczorem
ma Andrzeja Liszko, liczacego lat p
wieku, a zamieszkaiego pnr. 1901 w,
Erie utica. Napastnicy zbtli Liszka
b~rutalnie przy narozniku Keith i HUI
ron uliCy.
q = q
Wczoraj odbyl sic pogrzeb jednegc
z najstarszych parafian $.w. Jana
| Kantego, s. p. Wawrzynca' SmOczyn-
skiego, kt6ry umarl z powodu pode,
sziego wieku. Zwloki zmarlego wy,
! prowadzil z dOmu Why ks. Proboszc2
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14
Here to Accept Sanders at Any Weight

The above likeness of Jack Hagensick of Viola, Wis.,
who has been wrestling the Empress Theatre at Milwaukee
during the past weeks This the police force
plant and here the challenge offered
by Elmer Sanders of Ashland which appears herewith
Hagensck weighing less than 100 pounds, yet he
has great reputation wrestler and offers wree Sanders
winner ALL Now Sanders here chance to take
your own challenge
Hagensck has defeated such Kazan, whom he de-
feated 1t took Sanders hours to
comph the same feat both matches held within two weeks
each other He also holds victories Walter Woby
who has defeated Sanders
Wrestling fans anxious to the two matched.
Hagensk knows Sanders cannot make 10 pounds but will take
him take ALL and let him weigh anything he wants to-
Sporting Editor, Evening Wisconsin:
Dear Sir l accept Hagenscks challenge for wrestling
match take place the Empress theatre Milwaukee, and
like from Tom Larn other promoters. Hagen
sick taking much territory and here is in the
that he has not be thrown and willing to
d tie him at any time weigh no.
Yours respectfully, ELMER SANDERS
st Ashland, Wis, Jan. Is, 1913
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14
Wright After Match.

Promoter Clarence Wright
who was so successful in staging
the wrestling matches in this
city recently is now endeavoring
to line up a match between Fred
Beele of Marshfield and Elmer
Sanders of Ashland. Because
of the clean manner in which
matches are staged in this city
there is great interest in having
this match staged in Washburn
and fans who have followed the
game would not be we'll satisfied
or give their backing if it was
staged anywhere else.
It is understood that some Of
the Ashland men are endeavor-
ing to get the match staged at
Ashland but this will not set
very we'll with wrestling fans
from any other nearby city.
The matches staged in this
city have always been satisfac-
tory because of the clean man.
ner in which they have been
conducted and they have been
financially supported.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14

(Feb. 14th to March 21st.)
STATE OF WICONSIN IN CIRCUIT COURT
BAYFIED COUNTY.
Joseph Murkovic and Maria Murkovic. his
wife,
Plaintiffs.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14
And They Call This Kulture.

Henry G. Koneig received a
letter Tuesday evening from the
renter in charge of his farm In
North Dakota in which was told
OF another atrocity committed
by the German army, one that
would make ones blood boil to
get revenge for the awful deed
done. A young man had just
returned to the North Dakota
county from Germany where he
had been a prisoner of war. be-
ing one of tie first members OF
the Canadian army taken pris-
oner by the German devils.
In order to make this young
man fairly realize what war fully
meant and in order that he
should be unable to take any
further part in any war against
the German empire they com,
mitted a crime which for savag-
cry is not equaled by the wild
est savages in Africa.
They removed the cords from
the muscles of the young mans
arms aud legs so that he would
not have further use of either
and they turned him back upon
the Allies when prisoners were
exchanged.
The letter stated that the
young man had been to promi.
nent surgeons for treatment but
that he had been told that he
would be cripple for life as the
result of the inhum man treatment
Of the Germans.
And they call this Kulture.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14

Mrs. Arnold Thielke Of Superior
is visiting in the city at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Marsh
Deputy Collector William H.,
Sprague for the Internsl Revenue
Department has been at the Com
mercial Club rooms during the past
week where he has been assisting
individuals in making out their
government income tax blanks.
Because of the large number of men
in this city who are working at the
plant and receiving more than $1,000
per year the deputy collector has
been kept busy assisting in making
out returns.
o. Olson of E:mond, North
Dakota, was visiting in the city for
few days during the past week
with old, friends. For a number OF
years o. J. has been engaged in
farming in North Dakota and has
been doing well. He reports his
family as getting along nicely.
Washburn friends were glad to see
Mr.. Olson,
For regular action of the bowels;
easy, natural movements, relief OF
constipation, try Doan's Regllets.
3Oc at all stores. Adv.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14
Where Your Taxes Go.

The city clerks office has pre-
pared for publication a state
ment showing where every dol
lar paid for taxes goes. Some
taxpayers have been inclined to
believe that the city administra-
ton was expensive but from the
statement it is seen that the
council only has the handling OF
% cents out of each dollar paid.
This is further divided to show
the amount each department has
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14
(Feb. 14th to March 2Sth)

STATE OF WISCONSIN: CIRCUIT COURT:
bayfield, COUNTY.
Henrietta Bach, Plaintiff
c. E. Patterson and Flo nj. Patterson, his
wife. John H. Deniston and Mrs, John H.
Deniston, his wife, John G. Dorchester and
Mrs. John G. Dorchester, his wife, H. H.
Peavey and Ella s. Peavey. his wife, c. E.
GunhuS & Company, corporation, First
National Bank of Bayfield, Wisconsin, a
corporation. James -. Brown and G. L..
Heegaard. Trustees. Harry G. Saunders
and Mrs. Harry G. Saunders, his wife. and
H. H. Peavey Company. a corporation,
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin. to the Said Defend.
ants:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after service of this sum-
mons. exclusive of the day of service. and
defend the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid; and in case OF your failure
to do so judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the com.
plant. of which copy is herewith served
upon you.
Geo. G.. Macdonald, n
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. Address. Ashland. Ashland County.
Wisconsin.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14

The report is as follows:
State Tax $.O3
County Tax IA
Schools 30
Library .o3
Bonded Indebtedness w
Town of Washburn Judg.
ment NY
City Expenses 20
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14
Happy Women
Plenty of Them in Washburn, and Good
Reason for It.


Reason for It.
Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years of backache suffering,
Gays of misery, nights OF unrest.
The distress of urinary troubles,
Many readers will profit by the
following.
Mrs. Peter Larson, 314 Third St. i,
w.. Washburn says: Il had a lot
OF trouble with my kidneys. There
was dali ache in my back and
some days. it was all I could do to
keep at nay homework. I felt all
tired out and didn't have ambition
to do anything. My kidneys acted
much too often but not freely enough
md the Inflammation of the bladder
[ had was terrible. ] was nervous
land restless and mornings. was 80
tired and lame, [ could hardly get
up. I got Doan's Kidney Pills at
Fox Bros Drug Store and two
boxes cured me. Doan's put my
kidneys in good condition and
stopped the backaches. !"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the SAINT
that Mrs. Larson had. Foster Mil
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Adv.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14
Boxing at Duluth

One of the creates: string of real
battles ever seen in Duluth, Mime
sofa, will appear during the week Of
the Auto Show, at the Auditorium,
Thursday evening. Feb. 21st,
Roy Moore, bantam champion of
the Pacific Coast, who beat the
Great Pal Moore. last week. and
met Ertle twice for championship,
ten rounds no decision, will meet
Jimmy Azine. the best Bantam
weight boxer, ever turned out in
Twin Ports. Azine has beer win.
ming through the south, and has
met Ertle twice. This is going 60
ing to be real battle.
Johnny Schauer, the latest St
Paul sensation, light weight that
will soon be classed as a contender
for the championship. as he has
never lost fight, meets Steve
Gardner who held Johnny Noyes OF
st, Paul. for ten rounds show. He
fought with but one eye for nine
straight rounds. This will be
fie rec battle booked for ten nrounds.
Kid Pitts, of the steel plant who
is TO fight Kid Taylor at 1873 pour DIS
looks very good as both boys gave
Reach Over Sweeney good licking,
The boys will all be training in
Duluth three days before the day of
contest. This looks to be The best
show for real fighters ever staged ir
the Northwest.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14
Methodist Church
d. w, Davis, Pastor.

Sunday School 9:45 a. M, Mr.. F.
E Wieman Superintendent, Pub
lie worship 10:45 d. m. A cordial
invitation is extended TO any who
may wish to come. Prayer meeting
at the Methodist Parsonage Wed,
evening 1880. Mr.. F. .E. Wieman,
Mr.. Harry Hanson and Mr.. Fl. G,
Koenig, representing the Methodist
Brotherhood, will conduct religious
services in the Long Lake Town
Hall Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14

Miss Emma Torbol OF Duluth was
visiting in the city during the past
week with relatives and friends.
Will Hammond of Chicago pro-
prietor OF the Hammond Daily farm
was transacting business in the
city during the past week.
Dentist c. A. Sloan returned the
lattler part of last week from
Minneapolis where he attended the
automobile show,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14

Impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victim for dis
ease. For pure blood and sound
Observation-Disclosures Blood Bltters.
At all drug stores. Price 81 %.
Adv
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14

Mr.. A. ]. Ingli of Ellsworth,
Wis. an old time friend of Rev. and
Mrs. d. w. Davis, paid them a
short visit Saturday. Mr.. Ingll at
present is the Grand Master OF the
[. O. 0. f. Of the State Of Wiscon-
n He is also very successful
New York Life Insurance man.
Rev F. L. Mexican of Bayfield, oc
cupied the Me thodist pulpit last
Sunday morning.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14

IA birthday surprise party was
given in honor of Mrs. John Burke
at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
A very pleasant afternoon is report
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-02-14

Joseph StefaniCh,
Defendant
The State of Wisconsin to the said Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after the service of this
summons. exclusive of the day of service,
and defend the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid and in case of your failure
to 10 SO, judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the com.
plant.
Sauborn, Lamoreux & Pray,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. o. Address: Ashland. Ashland County,
wisconsin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-20
TOPP ARRIVES FOR
 SWIMMING MEET

Herbert Topp of the Chicago Athletic association and one of the most noted swimmers in the country, blew into the city Monday and spent the day getting his bearings and limbering up for the national 100-yard race to be swan" over Hugh Hills duck pond at East Lake Sat urday afternoon.
 Top has won numerous honors in swim ming meets in the north and he is con- fident of giving the other entries a hard tussle for the decision this weekend. He has record of 56 seconds flat for ths 100 yards, which is considered pretty fair "paddlins' even for the best water dogs.
 Topp explained team from Chicago that won the middle-west championship of the country a short while back and his recent performances have so favora : bly, impressed officials of the Athletic association in the Windy City that tney sent him down to compete against the human sharks here.
 On Friday, the day preceding the ha- tional meet, the local Athletic club will stage southern championship, in which entries from several training camps and from various clubs will compete. On each day the programme will start at o'clock and an admission charge of s1 will cover both entertainments, including a big dance Saturday night.