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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

Wszystkim krewnym znajo-
mym donosimy to smutna via
domosc il najukoehanszy MAJ
moi | ojciec nasz
S. p.
Woiciech Wanderski
czlonek Tow. Sw. Andrzeja mr..
233 Zjed. i Tow. Sw. Jerzego mr..
96 S. P. W A. po krotkiej lecz
ciezkiej chorobie niespodziawa-
ME pozegnai sic z tym Swiatem,
" piatek, dnia 1go marca, 1918
roku, o godztnie 3ej rano, pre-
zywszy 80 lat, S miesiecy i Is
dni.
Pogrzeb odbsdzie sic W po--
n~iedzialek, dnia Ago marca, o
godzinie 9tej rano, z domu Ia
Toby pnr. 1903 Dickson ul., do
gornego koScioia Sw. Stanisiawa
Kostki, a stamtad ma cmentarz
sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
I znajomych, W Ciezkim zalu
pograieni:
Lucya Wanderska, iona; Jan,
Roman, Grzegorz, Leonard, sy-
movie: Walerya, Cecylia, Loret-
Ia, cork; Jan, PiOtr, bracia; Ma
ryanna Brandt, / ROzalia Duks,
siostry: Jan 1 Walerya Gratzek,
teSciowie; wraz z Gala rodzina.
Pogrzebem zajmuje sic Fran
ciszek A. Brandt, 1241 Noble III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
POGROMY.

Pan ]. X, correspondent kopen-
haski ,yGlos Narodu" (Krakow)
.'przesyla pismu temu, dnia II sly
~cznia, nastepujacy artykui:
Do groza przejmujacych wiescl
= Ukrainy i Podola przy}aczaja
sic coraz move. Czeri sofdacka i
chlopska siega pc dalsze ofiary.
Padaja dwory i forwarki polskie,
idzie W niwecz prastara kultura,
ktorej one byiy ostojami. Luny l
zgliszcza znacza droge, ktoredy
'przeszli ,nowozytni Hunnowie."
Jak odbywa sic taxi pogrom?
Ma pytanie to odpowiada ,,Zycie
Polsklie", wychodzqcc w Winni-
'cy. Oto utarlo sic m%niemanie, re
50 diva typy pogromow: I vodka
/ bez w6dki; re pierwszy typ po-
siada charakter bardziej zlosliwy
i n~iszczacy. Dose jednak przyj-
rec sic calej seryi pogrom6w, by
sic przekonat, re tfum zolnierzy,
pijanych li-tylko nicnawiSciq So
cyalna i idea zniszczenia, daleko
bardziej jest pomysfowy w kie-
runku do okruciehstw, niz t}um
pijanych vodka re vodka ME
zmienia istoty i typu zjawiska,
nadajac NIL tylko pozory bar
dziej jaskrawe, cfektowne, Cd
wracajace niekiedy uwagc cd
,.suchej' dzialalnoSci i~stotnych
sprawc6w pogromu. Plonaca
wSr6d pogromu gorzelnia, jak W
Brail0wcc hub Chmielmku. Z set
kami topiscego sic w spirytusie i
palacego sic mrowia ludzkiego,
przypomina jakas olbrzymia pu-
lapke ma muchy, szczury, czy in
ne szkodniki i budzi ~raczej uczu-
Gle p%olitowania.
Pogrom be- w6dki, ,,czysty',
,,idealny" pogrom bez zadnych O.
slonck, odbywa sic Z nadzwyczaj-
nq prostota. Poprzedza go ma pa
re dni wiesc, re TAXI a taxi fol-
wark ma bye rozgromiony. WieSc
taxa ma ma celu steroryzowanie
ofiary, ktora i tax ME ujdzie, a
take zwrocenie uwagi okolicz-
nych szakali. - re niebawcm po-
zywia sic resultant uczty ty-
grysa. Niekiedy w przeddziei po-
gromu zjawia sic ma folwarku
zwiastun w postaci niby furaze-
I'd.
w oznaczonym dniu, niekiedy
nawet, jak w Eliaszowce Doro-
zyhskiego, o zapowiedzianej 60
dzinie, zwykle rano, zaczynaja
zJawiac sic ma folwarku grupy pc
so zolnierzy. uzbrojonych w
.kijc i zadaja jedzenia. Nasyceni
- ME odchodza, lecz walesaja sic
dokota folwarku, lub ida XII wsi.
Niezaleznie Cd tego, w jaki sposob
zostaja przyjeci, zolnierze sta
wiaja coraz trudniejsze do spell
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
NOTATKI% REPORTERA.


Wczoraj zrana koleja Alton" wy
jechai do Houston, Texas, syn Ia
rzsdcy drukarni Dziennika Chicago
skiego, p. Grzegorz 4. Szczepanskl.
Mlody Szczepanski sluzyl dawniej W
marynarce Stanow Zjednoczonych'
ale z powodu choroby zostai catXo-
wicie cd dslszej siuzby zwolniony.
Ola poratowania nadwatloneso zdro-
via D. Grzegorz S~zczepanski pope
die przez pewien czas W potuonio--
wych Stanach a zarazem odWieozi
brata swego ~porucznika Jozefa W.
szczepanskiego, kt6ry znajduje sic W
obozie wv. Camp Logan" W Hou-N
ston, Texas.
O O q
W North Chicago urzadza Polonia
oIbrzymi vice dla Armii Polsktej W
niedziele. dnia 1890 marca, poczaW-
szv O godzinie $3.50 popoiudniu. Maj
prz6d udadzs sic TOwarzystwa lin
corpore" o godz. 3-ciej ma Nieszpory
do koSciola Matki Boskiej Rozanco-
wei a potem ma Vice. Ma programme
sa dwaj m6wcy polscy i jeden an
rielski. Wielka atrakcya bedzie ka-
pela marynarzy re stacyi rEadowej
Great Lakes. Wstep wolny.
q q q
q pola walki we Francyi donosza o
okaleczeniu jednego z Polak6w, Sta
nislawa Mindowskiego z pnr. $40 n.
Paulina ul. Miody Mindowski wal
czac "a wolnoSG narod6w ME vie
dzial re ojciec jego, Felix's Window
ski, ME lyle juz Cd szeSciu miesiecy.
Nowina o odniesionych ranach przeA
Iyna otrzymala PAM Katarzyna Min
dowska wczoraj z departamentu woj-
ny.
,,Ojciec jego zmari szeSG miesiecy
temu, ale m6wili mi re smutne nowi-
ny ~odbieraja zoinierzom ducha do
waikiki, dlatego wcale mu o tenn znac
ME dafam" m6wiia wczoraj PAM
Mindowska.
DIVA dni temu pani Mindowska o.
trzymala list cd Stanisiawa, kt6-
rym on pisaf IL znajduje sic juz W
transZach i re zo}nierze amerykanscy
ME jedna juI dali szwabowi nauczke.
Pisal take il dai sic as~ekurowac ma
$4,000 kt6re zapisai ma OLGA.
Stanisfaw Mindowski wstspii ma O.
chotnika do wojsKa W grudniu, ro-
ku z~eszlego. ByI on miedzy p~ierwszy'
mi kt6rych rad wysiai do Francyi.
Nalezy on do kompanii Ike, 1890
pulku piechoty, a liczy lat 10 wieku.
q q o
StanisIaw Kaleta, z pnr. 1922
Noble ul. opuScii iona swoja i dwoje
drobnych dziatek poraz drugi. Wy
szedI on z domu ~jesZcze W grudniu
roku zeszlego i pozostawii rodztne
bez zadnych zasob6w do zycia. Dzieci
lego z~achorowsiy 1 znajduja sic o.
becnie W kwarantanie, iona zas
zmuszona jest prosit o pomoc.
Kaleta stawiony byi pod nadzor
wladzy Ia swe pierwsze przewinienie
a teraz poszukiwany jest przez VIA
DE z departamentu probacyi - Pro-
baton Department, - pok6j 112S,
County Building. Telefon: Franklin
SO15, Local 10.
q q q
Towarzystwo SIS. Apostol6w Pho
ira I Pawia, PREY parafii Matkt b.
skiej R6zancowej W North Chicago
obchodzi jutro wv niedziele) piet-
nasta rocznice zalolenia. Rano o 60
dzinie S-mej Towarzystwo przystapi
lin corpore" do Komunii sw. VIE
rzorem urzadza skromna biesiade ola
czIopk6v swOich / goSci w sail pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

nienia warunki. Przybywa ich CO.
raz wiecej. Wkrotce wyczerpuj9
sic zapasy chleba, sera, sfoniny,
masla. Wtedy zadaja maxi, .zy-
wych wieprzow. Jezeli jeszczc sic
ME zoryentowano, &c losu niczcm
przeblagaG ME MONA, wowczas
nag}y krzyk mordowancgo droblu
ostrzcga, &c zarty skohczonc.
Nickicdy takicm os~trzczeniem by
wa magic zadanie tytuniu lub pie
niedzy.
PogrOm wSzakze zawszc zaczy
ra sic cd chwili, gdy ktoS I zol-
merry wcisnic sic do domu, lub
L zewnatrz wybijc znienacka sly
be. Zanim padnie ow Signal, roz-
bicga SIG najczeSciej steroryzowa-
ma grozbami siuzba i gospodarz
domu zostaje sam. Nagabywany
be- przerwy, tracany, popycllany
l. pokoju do pokoju, niema silly
oderwac sic cd straszliwego wi
dowiska niszczonego mienia. Mo-
wiono mi o wypadku, gdy upro-
wadzony przez domownikow je-
dnemi drzwiami, wraca gospo-
darz drugicmi, az wrcszcic ponic-
wierany i lzony, obdarty z~ostajc
L but0w i odziezy.
w domu bicrze zofnierz pienia-
dc, kosztownoSci, biclizne, O.
dziez, przedmioty latwe do niesic-
mia i sprzedania. Tortez zadza }u-
pu szybko sic nasyca i w~ystepuje
druga, rownie silna - zadza nisz-
czenia. WSrod ~wybuch6w smile
clru czeri tiucze ~lustra, ,gra'
pieSciami ia fortepianie, siekierq
otwiera szfay i biurka, by sic
przypodobac jednej z przyglada,
j2cych sic pogromowi wiejskicl
dziewoi. Chez popisu popycha HE
kiedy i do bezwiednego odtwarza,
MIA seen z czasow hajdamaczyz,
ny. w Sieniawie mp. zoinierz
wdzial ornat, ma glove wIozy'
damski kapelusz, a ma rece -
trzewiki i w takim stroju udawaf
ku wielkiej uciesze mot}ochu
ksiedza, odprawiajacego Msze
pred ~oltarzem domowej kaplicy.
JednoczeSnie i ia folwarku WIRE
,,robota". I otwartych spichrzy
wywozi sic ma chiopskich fur
mankach zboze, narzedzia rolpi-
cze, zabite wieprze, drob... Co
sic ME da zabrac, jak mp. ciezszc
maszyny, psuje sic uderzeniam;
miota. w krotkim czasie Z Zasob-
nego folwarku zostaje kupa ru-
mowisk. Wtedy najczeSciej O.
glen milosierny oczyszcza splu,
gawione przez ludzka zbrodnie
m~iejsce.
DIS jednak ogiei jake final II,
znany zostaf przez horde zodiac,
ka "a nicodpowiedni. Przecie pc
wypedzeniu wlaSciciela budynki
NIGGA bye rozbierane ma drzewo
cegle i jakiS czas s}uzyc jake zro,
do dochodu. Stawiaja tedy ma ru-
mowiskach uzbrojona straz, kt0ra
pilnujc, by ami ~wlasciciel, ami sluz-
ba, ami tcz cl2}opi, zwlaszcza bez-
platnie, mic ME brali. Co zaS do
resztek furazu, Stony, kartofli ftp,
W rozgromionych majatkach, to
zabieraja je hub sprzedaja wojsku
t. wv. ,,cksploatacyjne komisye'
zlozone Z przedstawicieli tegoz
pu}ku, kt6ry rozgromif dany ma
jatek. Sa to jak gdyby ~urzedowe
zakohczcnia nicurzedowych po-
grom0w i sluza XII pozytkowi O.
bydwu stron: karmia lupiezc6w
plaza COS ME COS ziupionym.
TAX mnicj wiecej wyglada prz,
cietny, normalny pogrom. BywaJq
nicznaczne odchylenia w strone
tragedy hub farsy, ale zgola mic
zaleznie cd stosunku dworu dc
wsi. Czynnik ten dopicro teraz
zaczyna nabierac z~naczenia. Do
tad decydujacym momentem o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
Z Biura acknowledgement.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature w~ynosila 80 stopni,
najnizsza 25 stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi % stop
nj; niedob6r temperatury W tym ro-
ku 266 stopni.
Wsch6d slonca o godz. 6 min. %.
Zach6d slohca o godz. 5 min. Al.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

. Pieknie dis wieczorem | W ME
dziele, umiarkowana temperature
Swiezy poludniowo-zachodni wiatr,
zmieniajacy sic ma p6lnocno-zachod-
nj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

Dzwignia wazaca dziesiet ton
~nrzvgniotla ma smierc Franciszka Ro-
galskiego, z pnr. 1903 Chaplin ul.,
podczas piracy W fabryce ,,Tarrant
Foundry Company" pnr. S69 West
Grand avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

Bilety ma bankiet j~utrzejszy W no.
telu Morrison W celu uczczenia czion-
k6w Misyi Armii Polskiej, nabyc mo-
ga ieszcze parafianie Maryanowa DIS
/ jutro ma plebani'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

Towarzystwo SIS. Apostoiow Pho
ira 1 Pawla, przy parafii Matki Bo-
skiei R6zancowej W North Chicago
obchodzi jutro wv niedziele) piet-
nasta rocznice zalozenia. Rano o go
dzinie S-mej Towarzystwo przystapi
lin corpore" do Komunii sw. VIE
czorem urzadza skromna biesiade ola
czHonk6w swoich i goSci W sail pa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13

New York. April Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
War needs naturally grow at great
rate and industrial operations in lines
essential "a them continue to expand.
Cereal crop news is exceptionally ia
Norable, whatever may be conjecture1
as to storm effects on northern fruits
and southern truck.
Wholesale trade in staple commodj-
ties is probably as active as could he
expected, seeing that supplies are short,
that quotations are inordina telv high
and that the government gives some in
dication of eventually extending a firm
grasp over tile price situation in many
lres of manufacture.
But prices seem to cut less of figure
on civilian purchases than does the evi-
dent wear of a pauCity of goods. espe-
cially of textiles, and therefore many
reports disclose heavy buying, not only
for immediate delivery but for future
shipment as well. On the other hand
activity in retail trade has simmered
down since Easter and movements with
Ill the current week We're materially
curtailed by cold, stormy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks

New York. April 12-Stocks made
substantial recoveries today from their
extreme depression of the previous ses-
sion but the tone remained duh. Inter-
est again centered In the war news.
which threw little light on the course
of events across the water.
The markets liQuidated condition was
clearly demonstrated by the ease with
which standard shares rallied from oc-
caSional pressure. A few specialtes
were fairly active, but their movement
ELECTED no public interest. Rails were
sluggish but firm. equipments gainend
to IL points with coppers, motors and
oils, and shippings hardened after early
hesitation. Speclalties were fea tured
hy Industrial Alcohol and Dstillers, the
latter leading the market at an extreme
gain Of 5-S points. Sales amounted to
al5.0O0 shares.
General news, aside from the pro-
,gress of the Liberty Loan drive and
prospective placing of large government
contracts for railway equipment. was
mostly negative and without bearing
upon values.
In the market for foreign remittances
an unusual development was the scarci-
ty of exchange on Spain. attributed to
the enlarged trade operations of Lon
don and Paris with that country.
The usual irregularity, extending to
international issues. was manifested by
the bond market. the Liberty division
making slight gains. Total sales. par
value. aggregated s3,525.O00. United
States bonds, old issues, unchanged on
call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
New York Produce Market

New York. April y.
CORN-Spot unsettled: kiln dried No
yellow 1904: No. yellow 1854: No. 3
white 22oa cose and freight New York
prompt shipment.
OATS-Spot asier: natural 10asd1ua
LARD-Weak; middle west 2so50i !6lo.
Other articles unchanged.
RITTER-Firm; receipts 4,2 tubs;
creamery higher than extras 44u4ih;
extras. 90 score. 43n43t; firsts 40sG42A ,
packing stock current make No. . S23.
EGGS-F'irm: receipts 40,3l5 eases
fresh gathered extras IS: regular packed
extra first $685.: do. firsts 34135s: fresh
gathered storage packed frsts S6m37. .
state. Pa. and nearby western hennery
white fine to fancy 3Sq40: state. Pa
and nearby hennery brown 37m IS; state
Pa. and nearby gathered brown and
mixed cOiors 3in36a
OTATOES-Steady: Long Island 100
lbs. 22J0 21T1; Jersey do. 135Il75.
StGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal
sos; fine granulated AS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13

Crippled soldiers have become 20
large 81 part Of the population OF
Paris that 1t has been found necee.
sary to reserve places for them IN
first class subway cars. Signs desig-
mating four out OF approximately 10
places in each car for 'mutiles," ap-
peared in subway cars this week for
the first time. Soldiers wounded In
action are allowed free Transports,
ton. The French committing pub1e'
is very kind to It's wounded SOLDIER,
men and women alike freely Swing
up their seats to men with the
I''hlssss' ribbon On their uniforms. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
100 A. FARM, i MILES FROM
FAR M s

Fifty-acre farm, ) miles from a nice
city market, on main travelled road
handy to school. more than wood
enough for home use, nice early land
buildings all painted and in good re-
pair plenty apple trees. 1L,-story
house. : or 6 finished rooms water at
sink: 40 hens. / good horse. cow
good set Of farming tools, all house
mold furniture. practically new. ]
cook stove. cost over $50 everything
ready to go to keeping house if you
want farm of this kind don't delay
come and see it at once. it must be
sold within a few days. You will find
our property just as good as adver-
tised. $500 takes everything G. r.
Chase's Co. 7 Depot So, Gardiner. Me
nOrI 2dt r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, April T.
HOGS-Receipts IS. 5000: unsettled; bulk
1I30G1To; light 17l5d17so; mixed 17lG0
1i'o; heavy l625Tl765; rough 1875. SO
pigs 13OOdl6,5
CATTLE-Receipts 6o0o; strong: ma
tive steers lG50d164O; stockers and feed
ers $500 l250; cows and heifers 1l0dlS2S;
calves l0O1d15O0
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 weak; sheep
l50o1l.S5, lambs l650m2l0o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
New York Money Market

New YORK. April II.
Mercantile paper. four months. s; six
months. 6.
Sterling eo-day bills 472s.
Commercial 6o-day bills on banks &Ii3
Commercial 6t-lay bills 4.7l2, demand
i.'fA, cables 4.16t.
Francs. demand So. cables 5.10,.
Guilders. demand 4'. cables AZ.
Lire demand S.S6 cables S.S,.
Ruh!es demand l3A. cables u nominal.
Bar silver 93a
Mexican dollars 10.
Government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans firm: 64 days and 20 day :
GSuG: six months 6 bid.
Call money easier; high H. low ,. ru'-
ing rate ~, closing bid y, offered at >.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13

ing shipments from St. Louis. Omaha
and Toledo. had much to do with q
sharp setbock today In corn prices. The
market closed weak at the same as yes
terday's finish to IA lower with May,
127 SIS and July l54 to 154 1-s Oats do.
clined IS to Is net and provisions n
to 80.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
Summer Road House Opportunity
Big Family Cottage House for Sale within
Fifty Feet of Ocean


family
Situated
dining
ocean Entire house excellent essoooo
sythng
., Address =. 81. Boston, aG.ss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
Business Chances

INVENT soMET ING. YOUR
ideas may bring wealth. Send postal
for free book. Tells what to invent and
how to obtain a patent through our
credit system. Talbert & Talhert, 4137
apr6-l 3-30-Ns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
Boston Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston. April T.
BEEE-Choice whole cattle q.
BUTTER-Northern 42ka43; western
4liQ43.
CHEESE-New York twins 25Q25a.
CORN-No. 3 yellow 1Seaais1.
@43A; western 35G4O
hAY-No. 1 grade a.
Thanksgiving 5000.
PORk-Medium backs 53.
POTATOES-lSpfll90 per 100 lbs; new
Bermuda 7aIS per barrel.
Si1GAR-Granu,ated. % bbl. lots, 7.55
VEAL-1291S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
WALL STREET
Renorted by HAYDEN. Stone & Co.

Reported by Hayden, Stone q %.
Members New York stock Exc, Bos-
ton Stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc,
Chicago Board of Trade Portlau nj
Branch Office. 1Sl Middle ST., New Eng
land Telephone 1852. 1863.
VIM. II. PORTER. Mgf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13

From @ofs to 5oTo Of List Prieo
ALL STANDARD MAKES. Goodrich. Fire:
stons, Chester. Bull, NcGraw, Diamond. as9
many other makes.
OUR SPECIAL"
chester and BuL-Ofiginal Guarantee 4oOo
Iriee list below Of Plain Tread. an addi-
8onAl 10 per cent for Non Ekids,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
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Ad Rates

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MEN AND elRLs-sTEApY. ALL

the-year-round jobs, with fine pay
right from the start. Skilled and un-
skilled workers wanted; both men and
girls: making rubber-soled canvas
shoes. Live place to live. Fine bath
ing. boating and seashore resorts 10
minutes walk from factory. Five
cent fare to heart Of New York city
Five cents to Jamaica. Twenty cents
to Coney Island. Big business. grow
ing fast. Lots of chance for advance
ment. Don't decide now Write for
illustrated booklet, "A Top Notch Job
~ College Point Address The Top
Notch Co, Employment Dept. College
Point, l.. 1. apr13dlt'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
CHICAGO Porduee Market

Chicago. April u
xi1auhpoA eS hiR racaints here includ-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13

a cAPAot 01RL orr IMAM
81 H:s!s..ssss s:s:s, ,assS:Es2A Siy 8 h'afs aFs:
NJ Richmonl q sst@ O Ave.
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A ShoUSEkEePER. NO OeJEC-
tions to one child. &. H. Cram. r. 8,
Augusta. aprl3dst'
COMPETENT GENERAL HOUSE.
worker who is good plain cook; 81 Q
week; no laundry; two in family. Mrs.
Henry Rowe, 1908 Middle St. Bath,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13

IT YOU AXE INTENDING TO
paint or paper this spring call up Z. NJ.
Story and let me show you the latest 1918
wall paper samples. first-class work
guaranteed. Telephone 1854.
,rchoIdtP
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13

Don't matter if broken. We pay as high
as $3.50 per set. also cash for old gold,
silver. platinum. dental gold. old GOLD
jewelry. We will send cash BY return
mail. Will hold goods for one week for
sender's approval of our offer Mail to
Berners False Teeth Specially, q Third
street, Troy. n. Y. mch30d1mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
evoe Nce OR IN

I..a City OF travelling Sehu
hook "A knight OF the
y gmae,ls .a ,ls, OF openings Inmedi,
"a smploS peni ser A.,r "t,ice,
oen's Tr Assn. Dept. 4dl'
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
5o,oueN TO RAISE BEL

ySs.res for Us We pay ~
Tse cellar. backyard; eye ~.
I fs,,nss cstalos ni,ed f"ou New
1ciatioh' ''' aprl3dlt'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
To Let-HOuses and Rooms
;UNNY TENEMENT OF 10 ROOMS

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, NICELY
furnished. Beds equipped with silk flo.
mattresses. Excellent board In same
house Generous treatment r. b. Rob
erts, 81 Western Ave, phone BPM.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH.

Don't matter if broken. / pay $500
to $500 per set, also cash for old
gold. silver, platinum, dental gold and
old gold jewe!ry. Wlll send cash by
return mail and will hold goods 10
days for sender's approval Of my
price. Mail to L. Mazer. 2007 S. 5th
st, Phila.. Pa. mch19d1moS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS. HARDWOOD

floors, water in sink, flush closet. plen-
ty OF land for planting, chance to keep
COW, horse, hens: &C fare from Halo |
we'll or Augusta. near Winthrop line
of L.. 4. & w. Lease by the year to
responsible party e. A Palmer. Hal |
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-13
!. -, o,., : MEN OF ABILITY

,,.o charge OF states, =" OBTAIN
Lars employ deputies ana estap
Ioly.s strictly on cnnllnlsslsh. IL.
good opportunity Tor
bsg eitb ability No salary ahn ursis eH
I1.es ioafers desired. ne ,9t,t.
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-02-14
Spring Typhoid.

The news of the loss of our
transport reminds US o f the way
in which we are to be robbed of
our young people during this
war and shall awaken US, who
remain at home, to the necessity
of guarding our lives and pro-
tecting ourselves against d g.
asters no less dangerous. From
now on, Typhoid must be care
fully watched as an enemy.
Old Winter has stored the filth
of the season on our hillsides and
along the banks of our streams.
With the melting of the snow
and ice in the Spring, all of this
filth will be washed into tn e
streams and carried to our water
works. This will test the filter
plants to their capacities, many
of which have too small a margin
to care for an excessive flow of
filth. Breakdowns will occur and
the people must be prepared to
protect themselves by boiling
water for domestic purposes up
on the first indication Of trouble
with their local water supplies.