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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
Stomach Troubles
Are Increased by
Wearing Of Belts

Special correspondence 90 The Herald
New YORK, Jan. l- AFTER tA"''N''
more Than l"".'u' drafted mon. .'''
physicians hnN" come u" ih' '''
.o.usi1u that q certain famous i''. N''
ter surgeon was rignt WHEN h' COM
dcnlh'd inc '"' '".'''
mg belts The chl'f OF % "i 'l'
examining boards naa -bniuii
the opinions arrived hi hN hin-''. ''.
DIS triluN physicians
.lhtI we were forced '.
hundreds OFF thousands "i Ih'N
slld q newer tuun ih' Ht".tI"H .''.
OusIs cog whether % v'- .'I'' '" ".'i
ncII ur pend,I- >u" N."N '.'
This - 90 E.rN vital question and ''.'
'h, uu"g'uf "'It i- I"sp''-'".' '.'
wuu. 90 tU, abdominal N"HN'.
prevalent 800 .h.. Du"nii.
start u' tn, p'altH.n- I.I..
ears b Cd h"Td.' '.'t "'.I" ''
uu,uIlDis Fifteen tru. .H" H"'''
Hu urr cent Hi America. W'n ".'"
.I.truN'rr IUH. leaving 'h'.f t'I".' TIE
lur. nH uur.H,IH.''u Ih'h '''l'
600, iHI 900 W'Hr.ur '0'I |." 'pr''''
.,IIi- operations became more Inh
Isofur, fh, advent Ni tI' ''Ii NuA H't
dom l,Ird uf stomach troubles "''
ItH tnrt dd happen in'' we're
900. rh' r.i.f H' ".''-ina"
Sow moor" men ''' W'''''f
han wear H1sp'ud'r- ana d.
ih' 'N''l'''h '''.' gu .
ru truu"l, WIN hi- ''"''''"'.
siou-
l'''' n' ...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
GEORGE HAMMOND TO
SUCCEED TOM HUGHES
AS THE CITY CLERK
Appointment Of Elk. Alderman and
disappointment of Engineer An
nounced After Conference Be
tween Manager and Commission.

Following thc fir.i uturml confer.
.pr, h~.tw,,n.CIty Manager Pau BOD
inetou. who Presumed the rciuH "i
office this moruIus and thc city r"ni-
ufe.Ioncr- announcement W'- nude
af agreement cora $3.50 appointments ''
existing ,acancics lu cit> office.
Former Alderman G'orr. li'n'
r,rJ wine wa ono or tIo candidates
FOR civ rotdnis-iourr. VIII succeed
Thomas Hughes CO.'S city clerk A.
far us known now. % was snlo TINS
afternoon. Mlss Gertrude lrudeI VIII
o., continued ls deputy clerk
4 f.. Hutchinson win he reap
r,.rtrd city engineer Mr. Hutchin-
som followed the example 90 CIV
Treasurer Warren Graham 900 resign
iur 60 ri,s fh, commission and the
,it, MANAGE "a free hand lon organiH-
inr thy departments. lie has been
doing government work as Inspector
of construct uu since withdraWlnE
from the cts service.
Tho appointments were dccidcd ON
al ,U Inrur. 90 meeting and VIII 70"
|roruaiiy rf.fict hN tho commission
at 49, regular weekly session ihl' "t
t.ruonu $50 announcement with re-
gard to tH. trca-urc-hip Was uno'.
Mn Ued.u.tou uut iu most "l inc
.,t, rouf,rri with department. hti"-
rsltIur a a erai urN'N OF ih' 'l'N
organization
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
IF BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTTLE
lHt les m'at al-o take gin~~ "a ~
hvfury eating breakfast

Urn, acid La mont ,..t,. .H, OIL.
.. .b.. l...,.. ...,.r..4
..r..I ..N. anal ... Dill.
load hin. .r.. ...... ..l f
bladder .,,t.t.I .....
..i.,.I 81. ..U ,.r., ... M
,.r,. H.r.r. OH. .... vl. t
.E.an... ,... .,. .J hal. rb,
f.I.h .ff rD. ..l,. .r.. ..,.
..u.-I .. ,..r .t u....r .r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

with supplies OF foodstuf
will grant greater facilities tor u
distribution of foodstuffs at e low
cost IN terms Of tonnage and transpu
talion
"t3l- ln order to permit the Unit
states to Nisus,li1e Ia, problem oi iu'
control uf North America, plans we
worked out whereby the government
81 Great Britain France and ia
rgreed to put into erect q lcgallH
and compulsory control ut iuudrtul
.u these countries
zoo The creation by the intrr-i
lied conference I'm Paris of au ihi'
national scientific committee ON a.
ncntntion 90 consist OF two ttpl
Scutativc~ each Of the United stat
Great Britain France and Italy III
committee 90 De ca continuous ~'t-l
I'm Europe tor the purpose of studyi
IA. Authorization Ut me allies tt
committee geo s,lud 300 uu advisory q
pauity Go the food administration
TIA, arorc-uuucd countries.
"t,N-pr Taylor, the represent
ave ul the rood administration on {
/ mission. represented th' 'ht'
states department cot agriculture ~
confereuc, held 100 Paris To- o"u-'d
th, pruhlcuS ut food production
tur allied countries durIn- 'n' va
fIYI,. So thus conference Hu in''i-
I lied agricultural committee W', :
/ l1I.shpI to consist uf ono dDl'li
,r,h from the United states. 1rt
l,.t.i. Ttrt,s ann. IfI... fs sin IUUfl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
Could Not Eat or Sleep.
Made Well BY PERUNA

Mr. william L. Denny, 1923 Park
Ave. Springncid, ONO, writes.
II nnd great pleasure in writing
you and thanking you for what Pc
runs has already done for me-
have been troubled with estarrh Tor
years, and 1t had affected my head.
nose. throat and stomach, that
could not eat nor sleep with any sat
isfaetion.
81 have lust taken three bottles. ]
can eat most anything and avn greatly
relieved OF nervousness. $50 that when
lie down can sleep without the
least trouble. recommend Il 10 all
those vino are sufferers Of that dread
suI disease, estarrh''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
RAILWAY EXECUTIVES
MEET AND decide TO
CURTAIL FACILITIES

BY Associated Press.
Dallas. Texas. Jan tiuilropl rN-
ccutiycs of lines In TcSls ukiahonH
Arizoun and Sew MeNiou meeting her,
today decided Geo abolish all uptown
passenger aud freight Offices climir
ate passenger aud freight SOLICITOR
and appoint a COMMITTEES of five,
hcu,'od hy W g. scott president oi
an sunset Central lines. which viii
revise schedules so us 60 do with
unncccssar, passenger trains and SUB
stitute therefor needed freight trains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
MANY COAL CARS ARE
RELEASED FROM YARDS
AND PUT INTO SERVICE

Washington Jan. Hundreds Hi
coal ears released from yards Whrr.
they have, been stalled behind ship
mcuis uf higher preferential ratings
were moving ave eastern roads Too
day tu relieve the acute coal shurtuED
in the northeast.
Al existing priuritN orders w't
suspended by Robert = L"Ectt prioi
ity director of the war mdustrl'
board ou recommendation of the co.
rector general. with expectation that
a fre,r movement Of ali frelsh, as
well as coal will result.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
900 LOST LIVES IN
GUATEMALA EARTHQUAKE
is LATEST sTIMAT

by AthnriAfeu IfNss,
san salvador. salvador. Jan.
Newspapers OF ;his city declare ihtl
mo- fewer than 2.5Ou people lost their
hives i'm the Guatemala earthquake,
Early rc.orts uu the |uai'Ina b
earthquake which hceuu 'hrlstm'7
day declared the Joss of ne Was heavy
some estimate reaching 1000, \
Guatemala city dispatch of pcecmo't
"a. however. said that only d few per
SONS had been Killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
EASTERN RAILROADS
HIT BY ARMY DRAFT
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Lines in That Section of the Coun
try Have Employed 1,138, 500
Men in Nine Months. This Is
Cause of Many Difficulties.

pittehurg. lam Uiutpu ui I.-
hoF. .- the greatest difficulty ut th,
eastern railroads AND further jD
pIction of their forces "mu.t result
in SERIOUS crippliue uf their trans
portaton efficiency Saws % statement
ISSUED here hy tho general opcrtt
ing committee of eastern railroads
uf which Arthur " Thompson be-
president The statement deals en-
tirely with the railroad labor situation
pointing out that IN" roads have xiv
.u up many men tu the draft whil'
hundreds of other have SON abroad
20 rebuilt and rehohillt0ty the Euro
peuu railroads
Whatever steps 1r, necessary.
therefor. continues IN, statement.
to Insure tho fun manning ot the
railroads serving great munitions pro-
duciup ccutcrs and moving of our
army and its supplies to .eabuard.
mus, zoe taken and taken promptly.
Preliminary reports and careful
estimates indicate. the report Says.
that t.lSS 500 new men nave been
employed 70, the railroads represent
rd hy the Eencral operating commit
tee during the first nine months pf
tho year I9lt "pf this number
saws the statement "tG, 1000 were io-
connective firomcu ,road aud Nard'.
IIe.10u were brakcWou. -9H.'Un We're
equipment repair men aud engine
house ulPu. 1855. 500 were track repair
men. IG2. 200 were freight handlers
and station employees and the roe
maindcr. la5.4nU We're iu 400 other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

Every day HERALD VAST ApS
40 longer needed. rent houses. flats.
lind help. secure positions; sell articles
Apartments. store1 ana real estate. fri
tAc lost. soil houses. lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

td chat they were surprised hat even
~. Urussian iunkers has such ui-
oau.ty.
Iue Germans asked time Tor con.
federation and begged that this stage
81 tho negotiations should mot ba pub
lIshcd The Russians refused o." al-
low his aGd left irest-iitoV-k
Negotiations Tor IL general peace az
Brost.Litovsk were adjourned ucccpI-
Tor until january 3 Since then
o., Urrst-litoysk and boo p%cirurrud
representative of Russia and the cen
rrai powers have been NisCussiur iu-
formally points to ac settled iu th,
event OF "a peace agreement being
reached Provisional agreement has
been reached ou some points, hut the
Russian proposals regarding occupied
territories we've not received with Ca
Nor apparently. Dog tho Germans
s report from Amsterdam con Dy.
CcuIbor On said TINT pr Nnu kuchl.
mann. the German foreign secretary
would appear bcfor, the foreign conn.
mittcr 81 the German nuudesrufh ui
"Wednesday To explain the status of
the Russian negotiation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

I
t'nl@hIu'1i OF " I'"i' P'''''' "'7"'l
"'i"rrt tue '~"''N'"i'''n ttl'''''N "'
the = nt'' suites """ 'n' '''''''
ihih''.
ono fulI o''''''" ''nl'''N''s
Great Britain. France italy japan
Orcerc. Nuuaui1 and Russia. Tor the
purpose ut asccrtainiuE the extent Of
th, financial effort necessary uu she
part oi th, UnitcD states boo order
properly 'o cooperate with these gov
,ruurat. In masking financial ar
engagements tor the prosecution of the
war against the central powers
"rwo i'oufor,nccs with thc rep-
r.soutltiv"~ OF the above Hieu'iuurd
countries Tor the purpo-, of r@'ricrt-
ire OBJ, organization of au Irt"r-Jllird
council which e DO prIor.N board
whose eutN % ahouid o." tn consider
r.. f, r... g.n.,l. n, .H, wad,
3D.. ..,...,.l .ff.r, .f f.. ..up
. y.r.,r v,, ,r,.. .f. t.. central
"TUr,, Arrangements begun .,r
fhr pruupr financing col. purchases hl
al. rguufr., gt wan with Germany
u| .unpI.,. from neutral countries
"Tuur Participation DOB the oman.
,.lf discussion. of the Iuf.r.Jli,G cone
ference
other sections uf rH. report ar.
shipping
ono Iull Snd d'i4il'i REPORTS
wore secured showing t'tI l 'I
tununr" due Go Wr rI'N- "ud marine
risks from August .'ll 20 0'pl'n'
Der so, iHl,
Two rhr estimated output "t new
tonnage b., the ull,r- duriug tn' t"ar
i'f' Wa H~""rtiln'd
Three The proper nWpluFu"ut
ct ,SistiuE tonnage 800 that 'ho uHEi.
mum utilization a. such tonnage could
us ,ffcotot was provided Tor iu 90
resolution a'optod uy th, iu'oi 1lii"u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
hood

"Ul-A cumpr.h'u-ity Iud GEO.
,ur,itc estimate was obtained cot tn'
food in the possession of thr "iHr'
rutions and Of tho amounts that must
Doe supplied les North America DURING
the year ending October 4, l91N, Ca
bled information had not been Of "
satisfactory nature and personal '"n-
tact with thc statistical boards and
food administration Of the cuuutrics
concerned wac necessary IN order tht:
The necessary data could hc made
available.
'(31- The amuuut OF shipments ~
fuudstuffs required from North Amc'
.cs Tor the United Kingdom France
.ud ltaly wac fixed for the year end
ing 1918. Il rs believed that ti'e pro-
tram worked out ia i'lc conference
with the sc, crnl iutcr-alliod executives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

Those who obise, to LIQUID medi'
eines can procure Psruna Tablets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

g. t.t.tkIur ",.r ane -a .n i''
better d.r,-.iuu- lud V.i "'i''''
UpDI.Il ur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
HOUSE TELLS WHAT
UNITED STATES MUST
Do TO WIN THE WAR
continued from Page ~

adjustment of 1 NOR" perfect lias"n
b,tVcct the commanding generals ui
the United states and TN" allies.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
LEON FILIPSKI.

Klisza powyzsza przedstawia jedne-
go z wielu obro6S3w wolnosci W SEE
regach Wuja Sama. POlaka, kt0ry
dzielnie ~prusak6w pral az nareSzcie Emu
sill ich do pOddania sic i dis zebrzq
Oni O kawa}ek chleba.
SzeregOwiec Leon jest synem najstar-
Sym PIP. Jana i Katarzyny Filipskich,
zamieszkaIych pnr. 1881 North PAUL.
ma utica liczy on lat 81. Do armii Sta
now Zjednoczonych zaciagniety zoStai
jake poborOwy z dystryktu mr.. 81.
W liStach do sioStry swej, OpiSuje
dzielny nasz wojak przygOdy swoje w
transzach. pisze take o wy$cigach Z
prusakami, o kr6tkim ale bardzo u
pragniOnym wypoczynku a wreszcie IL
slychat daja sic poglOski, re Niemiec
zawrzec chce pOk6jN- co sic juz VIA
Sciwie sta}o.
S%zeregOwiec Leon Filipski jest
czlonkiem logo pulku piechoty Sta
now Zjednoczonych, departamentu me-
dycznego we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
-,ifGLADAjCIE- MtODO
To Latwo - Jczeli Wiecie o
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

Sekretem z~acbovania m}odoSci jest,
Fbv sic czuG mlodO-a v tym celu maleLy
Ga& baezenie ma watrobe / zOiQdek-nle
Totrzeba mice wybladlej Gerry, ciemnych
,5w6dCk pod oczyma, P-yszcz6w, z6ltego
wvgl2du Gerry, oczu bez blasku. Wasz
Gokt6r VAN powie, re dziewietdzie-
sigt procC@t wszystkich chOr6b %POehOdzi
z nicnalezytego dziaiania zoiQdka l
wqtroby.
Or. Edwards, szerOko many lekarz W
Ohio, udoskouaIil rOSlinny prcparat,
zmieszanv Z OLIVIA / dzialajQcy ma wat
robe i zolQdek, a kt6ry dawal on swym
pacyentom przez dhugie lata.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, zastePu-
SAGE kalomel, So lagodne W dziaianiu,
leez zawsze skuteczue. Przynosz2 one
te podniete ducha, te ~naturalna rzezkoSe,
kt6re kazdy pOwinien posiadae, przez
wzmoenienie watroby i OczyszezenIe or
vanizmu z nieczystOSci.
Poznacie DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
70 ich oliwkowym kolorze. Toe l 2oe
9udeIko. We wszystkich aptekaeh- =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
Z MICHAkOWA.

Subkomitet ~Obywatelski, kt6ry list
nieje PREY parafii sw. Micha1a Archa-
niola W South Chicago, poczynif llczne
kroki i utworzyl kampanie W celu zbie-
rama funduszu 10-ciomilionowego. wy
brano oSoby upowaznione przez SuDko
mitet z miejscowym proboszczem ma
czele do zbierania podatku narodowe-
go.
Zaznacza sic, azeby publicznoSc ME
powatpiewa}a o ~ofierze, kt6ra z1ozy ma
rcce kolektor0w, albowiem wzamlan O.
trzyma sic mark ma taxa kwote, lie
sic ofiary ziozy, a kOlektorzy CT beda co
dziennie zdawali raporty z swych czyn-
nOsci. Ofiary W skladac nalezy tylko
lynn. co beda mieli upowaznienie W
swych ksiazkach beda mieli pieczec ko-
scielna.
Podaie sic do ~wiadOmoSci, IL co ty-
dzie1 beda drukowane i rozdaWane
biuletyny z nazwiskami wszyStkich Po-
lak6w w tel dzielnicy i MECH sic kazdy
stara, ably PREY jego nazwiSku ME by4o
umieszczone. il ofiarowaf 00.00 to INA
czy, re ME ofiarowa1 mic. WierZymy, IL
ME ~potrzeba nikogo przymuszac, bo
juz sic sypiq ofiary ma ten szlachetny
Gel i to cd biednych widow, vice wy
podqzcie "a niemi.
NadeSzla chwila tax wielcc Iczeki-
wana przez lat przesz}o sto, ale mech
sobie Mkt ME przedstawia, re juh pc
wojnie i re juz Polske many to ko-
nice ma TEN. Me, ME, wszakze PolsEa
dOpierO zmartwychwstaie z gruz6w ty-
ra6Skich glOdna i chlodna i potrzeba Ja
%przyodziaC W sZaty wOlne i n~iepodlegie.
PonizSza lista ~wykazuje Spis pobor-
COW i ulice. PREY kt6rych kOlektowac ma
jl pOdatek narOdOwy.
EScanaba ave. Exchange ave. l Com
! mercial ave. - MARGIN Przyby1a.
Houston V - Adam Mioducki.
Coles I'VE. - Bronisfaw GuzOwski.
SO. Shore Drive - Katarzyna kop-
czyGska.
Baker ave. - WiktOrya GrzybOw-
| ska.
Brandon V - W. Kiosk.
Burley ave. Jak0b Pawlicki.
Buffalo ave. - j. kOcinSki.
Mackinaw ave. - J. SlecZka.
Green Bay ave. Wiadys1aw Pija-
nOwSki.
So. Deering (okolica) ]. Sleczko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
PREZYDENT WILSON PRE-
CIV DO
PIRACY ~NIELETNICH.

Washington, 16. listopada. -
Majac PREF. Wilsona pc swojej
stronie, przygotowano nova legi-
stature, celem zniesienia do pew
nego stopnia przyjmowania do
piracy dzieci ni~edoroslych w ia
.brykach i kopalniach w tych Sta
mach, 'gdzie jeszcze jest wolno
najmowac do takich prac niedo--
roslych. Propozycya ia Wniesio-
ia zostafa przez senatora Lenroo-
ia z Wisconsin, senatora Pome-
ren'a z Ohio i senatora Kenyon'a
Z Iowa, celem wznowienia piracy
mad odrzuconym przez naJwyz-
sly sad federalny prawem pre-
prowadzonem przez legislatury.
Projekt ten bedzie przedlozony
jutro przez senatora Lenroot'a
Senatowi. Zamieszcza on propo-
zycye nadzwyozajnego podatku
Cd firm, ktote najmuja do prac
w swych ~fabrykach niedoroslych
dzieci. Podatek ten bedzie zapro-
wadzony niezaleznie Cd wszyst--
kich innych podatkow a wyma--
gao bedzie podatk6w Cd wszel--
kich produkcyi wykonanych
prZez dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
CHICAGOAN WOUNDED, SEES PO-
LAND AVENGED.

Frank WiniarSki was a South Chica-
go steel worker. He also was a patrlot.
America WIS only his adopted country
Poland the land of his birth. So when
America entered the wal he saw q
chance to help aHenge the wrongs OF
Poland.
In Yesterdays honor roll he is repor-
ted seriously wounded. But at last he
had seen the beginning of Germany's
downfall.
Here is, what he wrote.
= In a recent letter to his brother, To-
nv Winiarski, S514 Buffalo ave-, he
writes:
The time has now arrived for the
Polish people to rejoice over the COM
plete defeat of her worst enemy. The
sufferings of our people have at last
been avenged.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
R PREF
WILSONA.

Washington, Is. listopada. -
Niewiadomo d~otychczas, czy
PREF. Wilson bedzie uczestniczy}
ma ~konferencyi pokojowej czy tez
ME. Kwestya ley w tenn, czy wa
runki w tym kraju, a glownie pra
&C mad rekonstrukcya tax sic IL
formula, izby MONA bylo poru--
czyc Gala wiadze panstwa vice
prezydentowi MarShall'ow Gdy
by warunki tax sic uiozyly, ma
tcnczas PREF. Wilson niewatpli-
vie udalby sic ma konferncye.
Poczatek zabiegow, celem ma
klonienia prezydenta do udzialu
Tia tel konferencyi, dali niektorzy
urzednicy europejskich rzadow.
| tax, obiega tn pogioska, jakoby
sam prezydent Clemenceau i
Lloyd George zyczyli sobie jego
obecnoSci. Z drugiej strony, ME
ktorzy So to oponenci twier--
dzq, re w przysziych szeSciu mie-
sjacach zajda W Ameryce take
kwestye, ktore absolutnie unie--
mozliwia odjazd prezydenta z
kraju. N~iekt6rzy zas saba, re
PREF. Wilson zazada, ably narod
wypowiedziai swa opinie wzgle'
dem tel kwestyi.
Wnoszac z obecnych wewnetrz
nych stosunkow w p~anstwach ell,
ropejskich, niektorzy tutaj urze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
,,Wyleczcie sic
z ruptury tax jak
ia sic wyleczy]em"
Starry kapitan Okretowy wyleczyI sic
z ruptury potem gdy doktorzy
powiedzicli:
,,Operacya albo SmicrG".

Jego lckarstwo 1 ksiHika p~osinnc darna
Kap.tap Ceilings odbywat pod-6tc
morsk.e przez wie.e lat: potem doznai
podwo!nei ruptJ-y PREF wie!e at
ME m6g, o~pusclt lozka. Naprozno szr.
kai rady lekarzy. Ostateczn!e pov:e-'
dziano mu. &c mus po1dac sic opera
cyl albo umierac. On ME zroDii teso
wykuroWa sic SAM.
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ZMACDAI,EN0WA.

w parafii Sw. Maryi Magdalcny W
South Chicago, gdzie prOboSzczem jest
Y. Edward Kowalewski, panuje sznlo
ny zapa1, TAX pomiedzy StarSzymi Jak
r0wniei pomiedZy dziecmi szkolnyml.
Kazdy ktO moze to dale Ofiare ma fun
dusz milionowy, ably tylkO pom6dz o.
czyZni.e Parafianie opodatkOwani 20
kazdy DO $4,000 ma 6w SZlachetny Gel
| Mkt ME narZeka, Mkt ME sZmerZe,
tylko dale daninc swojQ DO to Ola
Oiczyzny naszej Polski. Zebrano jnz
$1,000 kt6re juh zOsta&y wySfane do
WydZiafu NarodOwegO. Jak mas infor-
mule Y. ~prObOSzcZ, pOlOwa kwOty wy
znaczOnej na parafie do z}ozcnia jest
luz Zebrana i niema ma jmniejszej wat
pliwoSci, re PREY sOlidarnej piracy h"J-
nych parafian, Y. probOszcz W niedln-
GIN czaSie Zbierze kOmpletna kWotc.
WszyStkie TOwarzystwa pomagaja i g.
nergicznie pracuia reka w reke z y.
proboszczem. NaStPpujace Tow. zfo%y-
~ ma fundusz ~milionowy Tow. Me
WAIST ~R6aa6cOwych 500. Dziewice R0
aaGcowe. $50. Tow. Dzieci .Maryi So.
Tow. Sw. Maryi Magdaleny $50. Navel
dzieci szkolne Scigaja sic, jak naprzy-
klad, ch1opcy z d~ziewcZetami lie kto
wiecej Zfoiy. POStanowienie jest takic,
re jest nadzieja. re ME bedzie ami ie'
dnego slakiera, 'kt0ryby mic ME Ofiaro-
wal ma pomoc Oiczyznie. PodobnO X.
%proboszcz zamiel\a sprawic wielki dy-
plom i ma pergaminie umie$cic wszyst-
kich ofiarodawc6w nazwiska i kwotG
z{ozona, ably kiedy nOwy koSci0f be
dziez budOwany, to do kamienia weSicI
nego bedzie wiOzony, ma wieczna pa
miatke. - To ola POlski. Ably kiedyS
gdy z kOSciola powStana tylko gruzy.
potomkowie nasi beda mogli przeczytac
swych ~przodk6w hojne Ofiary. Dodar
ualezy il dalej pracowac radzimy W &c
In powiekSzenia funduszu miliOnOwego
ME uStawaC ma duchu; POlSka Ojczy-
Una nasza kiedys sic nam "a to odplaci.
w parafii Sw. Maryi Magdaleny, od-
bedzie sic Obch0d liStOpadOwy W dZieh
Dziekczynienia Thanksgiving Day.
dnia 2S-gO listOpada, b. r. W sail para
fialnej 0 godzinie 7:30 wieczorem. -
WszyStkie T~Owarzystwa biOra gremial
ny udziaf w obchodzie. Zaproszeni 70
stall wybitni m0wcy: Program sk}adac
sic bedzie 2 deklamacyi, Spiew0w i t. Il.
Rano zaS o godzinie 10tej, W koScicIs
Sw. Maryi Magdaleny, zostanie odpra-
wione uroczyste nabozehstwo dziekczyu
ne i st6sowna nauka patryOtyczna.
w ubiegly czwartek Odbyla sic OK
brzymia parada dzieci szkolnych 2 O.
kazyi Rampant, kt0ra sic odbywa ma
fundusz zoinierzy i marynarzy bddacei
W s1uzbie amerykanSliej. South Chicn
goska dzielnica uroezyScie swieciia ten
dzien patryotyczny. WszyStkie dzieci &c
szk61 publicznych i parafialnych braly
udzia1. Dzieci re szko1y Sw. Mrayi Mag
laleny i Niepokalanego Poczecia NajSw.
Maryi Fanny pod przewodnictwem
swych ksiezy i Si6Str. Parada zatrzy"
mala sic pred kazdym kOSicolem, gd2ie
odegrano hymn ameryka6ski. Dzieci
spiewajac najrozmaitsze piesni patryo.
tyczne 2 choragiewkami maszerowa{y
do Columbus Square, PREY 93ej i Ex-
change ave. Tam zakohczono poch6d.
ZaznaczyC wypada, re dzieci re szkoly
sw. Michala Arch, ME brady udzialn.
ola czego! trudno odgadnac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
Obecny Stan Oswiaty
w Polsce

Jutro t. j. W niedziele 1890 listO-
pada W sail Parku P~ulaskiego, r6g
uIic Noble i Blackhawk Odbedzie SIG
staraniem POlskiegO Uniwersytetu
LUdOwegO Odczyt o stanie OSwtaty
W Polsce W czasie wojny. 'OdCzyt
bcdzie ilustrowany. pre;esient q.
P~iotrOwski.
Ws.Pp wolny dla wszystkich. Po-
czqtek punktualnie o gOdz. 4tej pc
2oiuduir. Tg~zad 2. L. l.. uprasza %
fic~ne przTbyc:e. (OglO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

,,Metcs!&nI 1 xcbIaty, ME dnjcie 81;
rinSc 1 ME po.w52"ie torturownc sie
r%nsaTi".
Kapitan Ceilings przestudyowai VIA
sne Gwoje rcio&snie 1 wresZcie wyn3-
larS metcde, kt0.a postawiia go ma no.
ri 1 zrob!ia 60 szczesliwym cziowie--
klein.
Metoda ia Jest prosta. latwa iCa53r
roae ia zastosowac. Cierpiacy nS rup-
turs pow!nni mice ksiazke kapitana
Ceilings | podiug tego przepisow wy
leczy6 sic z ruptury W sYoim wlasnym
domu. ksiaEka I lekarstwo SO DARMN.
Posiane beda ka3demu kto nadesle ten
wypeiniony kupon. Przysliicie kupOn
ZARAZ - MIN re gazette odiozycie.