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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
BERWICK TO HAVE
CARD SYSTEM

Food merchants of Berwick held a con-
ference Sunday and decided to place
i'll operation during the months of Octo-
ber sugar card system similar or pos
sibly identical to that which became eff
fective in Morgan City today.
The appointment of Food Admin
istrator for the district in which Ber-
wick is located was made today.
Mr.. Paul Chotin landed the job. He will
have full charge of the application of
the new system, which became effective
today.
The cards are, and the system in gen.
'eral is, the same as that being used in
Morgan City.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01

we're taken to Franklin and few days
after Marshall was positively identified
as an army deserter and was turned over
to the federal authorities.
Since his stay in the parish Jail Bar
ret has refused to identify himself in any
way. The parish authorities have been
unable to secure any personal informa-
ton whatever from the prisoner. On
registration day, September II, he re-
fused to register for military service.
AT the trial yesterday the state was
represented by District Attorney Percy
Saint and James R. Parkerson was ap-
pointed to defend the defendant.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01

A child can't get strong and robust
while intestinal worms eat away its vi
tality To give the child chance to
grow these parasites must be destroyed
and expelled. WHIT'S CREAM YER
MIFUGE is guaranteed to remove the
worms; it also puts the vital organs in
healthy, vigorous condition. Sold by
Belanger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
,,,p City Unit, A. R.
Receives Substan-
& Douation From
R. Brownen
u;,bted At Not Being Sol
r For Contribution
es,l Receipts From Car
= ,;val Now $4,000

i p Palmer, chairman Of Nor
rroit. A. R. G., has received q
!, Mr.. C. R. Brownell, who i
!. he summer in Michigan, en-
,bees for $50, his contribution
| I'd Cross Carnival, recently given
1 I,lal receipts from the venture
....,s 10 1890. The details which
!. NJ. Brownell's public spirited
1,,a in his letter, and as it con
skr thoughts of interest to Mr..
as many friends in this com
Ms Palmer permission was
] for It's reproduction:
ktrcit, Mich, Sept. 26, 1918.
III Palmer:
a Haven I read in the Morgan
- ii something wonderful that
~ % take place on the evening
I III inst, and watching the issues
Il 10 day ! wondered what it
l. and in due time I was both
i and pleased to know that it
u eutertsinment for the benefit
n Cross. There was no mystery
n to why it was a success, when
II cause for which it was given,
n1rcrs and the list of contributors
n Interested to make the affair
It was fine and a decided sue
4 / rather felt sighted at not
IN asked to contribute some
tnrdI II.
pnt accustomed to Gas the boys
iag N, " but ! felt that l had
y b. represented in my home
/ neh N effert to support and
Iasause % dear to the heart of
~ American.
jthe time Of greatest need; the
xruesls Over There, in which so
4 slr brave boys are taking a
", will bring a large casualty
dag the strength and endurance
workers and capacity of our
pa chilly winds Of the late fall
ny calls for extra efforts to keep
H boys as near comfortable as
can. There should be moth
azg Us back but the limit to
= can 20. Sacrifices should not
lsRd . hindranee, so that we
aue the good work until the vic
y which all should strive shall
unpleteness.
lFcnd Of our little city when I
WITH many that have, for a
enjoyed greater advantages in
e education, modern eonven.
T. puhlis utilities and local CON
~ population.
saehed off from my intend
vt my heart is in the work
znot sasily omit talking a lit
- think much of. Gas a
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01

The Review has received a post card
from a writer who failed to sign his
name, which states that Mr.. Eddie Boud-
reaux and Mr.. Cleaus Mayor are in Hot
Springs, Ark, and will remaiTi there
several weeks.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01

The merchant who advertises places
before you every day the PRIME
BUYING OPPORTUNITIES his store
affords.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01

A bond Stacker is the Kaiser's
backer.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-02-08
" 'ft4T. 777-1T0- - N N" rs ~
Dreadful Cough Cured.

A severe cold is often followed by
q rough cough for which Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy has proven
especially valuable. Mrs. F. W. OF.
sen, Msrysville Mo-. writes: About
two years ago my little boy Jean
caught q severe cold and eoughed
dreadfully for days. tried . num-
osr OF cough medicines but no
thing did him any good until I
save him Chamberlain's Cough Re
medy. It relieved his cough right
away and Before he had finished
tAkns one bottle he was cured. I
think # Il 5tfst 1ns asr 6AN0Ha."
The Holly chieftain., 1918-02-08
3lOo Reward. Sloo

1oe readers OF this paper win b
pleased TO lsarn that there Il n laast
one dreaded disease that science M
ossa able 70 cure in all its etaSee and
that b catafrh. CAtarrh being 9reetiy
6nuenced BY constitutional conditions
requires cenatitutional treatnsnt. Hail's
CeSesih Aedicine is taken internally and
1eoe4 ef the System thereby destroyine
the fcundation Of the disease, eiyinr ths
pa,sisst s:,si.., streseth y building up the con.
sus4uoa Sad assisting nature IA doing IL
Ho1x. 1Ae proDs1etofs have % much
faitA 4 the curative powers Of Haiiss
CAtafrh Aedicine that they ofSef Onsp
Aundre4 Dollefs for any case that Il fsiis
- cure. ysn3 for list Of testimoniais.
ss's' ~ " IN 3sdsiass Il. -'
The Holly chieftain., 1918-02-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Seyfer were Sunday
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Clark.
Mrs. J. G. Fuller Is the suest of
relatives and friends at Dewar,
Oklahoma
A son arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trout north
Of town on Jan. 30th.
i. NJ. Appel and John Duncan
made q trip to Denver and other
cities In the mountain region last
week. e
d. e. Keith and family Of Amity
were in town Sunday and spent
the day with tl1str daughter Mrs.
p. B. Meadows.
Hushie Dicks, who is operating
an alfalfa mill at Deerfield. visited
with his parents. Mr.. end Mrs. A.
n. Dicks. over Sunday.
Mr.. Rorick last week moved the
house In which he has been living
nom tho best ranch north OF town
to . new location . mile east Of the
ranch.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-02-08
SALE BILLS
Printed at the
cHIEFTAIN OFFICE .sa

Land cheap for quick sale. Best
In quality. lowest in price. 337 acres,
IA miles north Of Holly.-A. Jepson,
Dodge City Kanss. 345tf.
Mr.. L. G. Riee from Is miles south
of town came In Friday and pre-
sented "Slim" q broom, which he
had made from brush raised on his
claim.
George Fredriksen's mother and
sister from Bergen, N. Dakota, who
have been visiting him for several
weeks past. left for their home on
Thursday evening.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Reinert. north OF town, Tues
day. Jan. 18th. This was tho first
arrival on the part OF the stork
during period Of Ia years
J. @. Fuller left Saturday evening
for Oklahoma and Kentucky, where
no win assist in the administration
Of his mothers estate, she having
passed away recently. From Ken.
tucky Mr.. Fuller will go to New
Orleans. which was at one time his
home He will be absent from
Holly about two months.
Roswell n. Cochran has been re.
engaged as advertising manager of
the Denver Alfalfa Milling & Pro.
ducts Co. with headquarters at
Lamar. Mr.. Cochran will be remAm.
bersd rs having occupied tn same
position up until few months ago.
when he resigned to accept q posi-.
Hon with Kansas City concern.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-02-08

W. N. Wiley left Friday for .
abort trip to New York City.
r.. J. Milford and wife have =
cured work on =. ..e H ranch SIX
miles west Of here. They went there
Monday.
The headgate Of the Buffalo sur
face and underflow ditch y being
lowered in order to admit . larger
now Of water.
Thk Amity company IL sending
out loads Of lumber every day nor
headga&es and weirs to be used on
their big ditch.
7. 8. Breeount, w. II. ridden and
Sam Rockwell arrived Friday with
. building for George Hollis. They
will bring another one nom Horace
this weak
F. G. Hoffman started last Fri
day for Springfield, Colorado. his
old home He win return this week
with . load Of lumber. tenee posts
and wire with which he will make
improvements on his ten aere tract
on the north side.
Fred Aohl was in Holly the lat
ter part Of last week. He Il very
enthusiasts over the prospects for
. large immigration to this country
this spring and is using his best
ehorts to set the facts concerning
thA country brought before the
Dissatisfied farmers in the east.
Supt. Pettee has had burrows
plowed on each side Of Fourth
street for . quarter of mile north
for tbs purpose Of setting out shade
trees. The entire street will be grad
ed % soon Is the grader is idle.
With trees growing on each side
this will be . most beautiful street
for driving.
The cry of "flre" rang out on the
still night air Wednesday evening
about eight o'clock DR.. Ellis ONCE
was discovered to be burning and
large crowd was soon on the
ground prepared to fight flre.
Though every effort was made to
subdue the hame. it proved futile
and the best that could be done
was to remove the furniture.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-02-08
Isbell Holly Bean Elevator Go
Q.ieh Cur. isr Group

Watch for the first symptom.
hoarsensss and give ChamUeriAin's
Cough Remedy ut ence. It IL
prompt and sdsctual.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

N
Pc teIegramy donoszace o stanie
krewnych i znajomych we Francyi
zgIosie sic do biura sp6lki telegra-
ficznej Western Union, pnr. 123 w.
Jackson Blvd, maja nastepujacy:
Parma Antonina Skibicka, So1
May'ulica.
Tomasz skoda, 1852 State I'll.
Pawe{ Kluk, 1921 Green Utica.
Mikolaj vanhkayech, Chicago.
Jakob Lewdon, 4S9 North WOOD
utica.
Telegramy te, z powodu mylnie
podanych adres6w, ME mogi Rad DO
reczye i dlatego prosi mas o poda-
ME ich spisu Z zawiadomieniem' re
maja sic wyzej podani stawie do blu
"a wyznaczonego W jaknajkrotszym
czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
PRIESTHOOD.

Pc plebaniach, redakcyach, biurach ma
szyeh | firmaeh wI6czy sic jakies indy
widuum, z paczka nut, czy teka 1 pred
stawiajac sic pod rozmaitemi nazwi-
skami opowiada wzruszajace historye
O chorobie rzekomej | krytycznym sta
ME finansowym, naciagajac ma jaimu-
my. Powiada sic ten kawaler ,arty-
sta" teatrzyk6w tutejszych dziesiecio-
c~entowych polskieh, a jak zaznaczOno
- nazwisl1a podaje coraz inEa: byf i
W naszei Redakcyi - jake Karpihski,
kt6ry mia1 ostatnio W Buffalo wyste-
powaG.. PaniczOwi temu ME chee sic
uczciwie ma iycie pracOwaG i Ofiaruje
swe wystepy taniO z zaliczka o lie
mo1noSci. Ma jednej z plebanii naszych
tutejszych - ,yartysta" ten potrafif
talk pieknie sic ohreci6 i zwina6, re kie-
DIV zniknai wreszcie, ulotnai sic wraz
z MIN takie i bond wolnOSeiowy ma so
dollar6w, co dopiero przyniesiOny O.
fiarowany ma Fundusz Miiionowy. w
'biurze plebanii ME byio nikogo Wiecej,
opr6cz owego ,ptaszka" co ME sieje,
ME ore, a lyle, GRAZ Brata, kt6ry mu
drzwi otworzyi, a bondu ma stole le-
tacego sehowaG ME zdOIal.. -. Pre-
strzega sic wszystkich pred naciaga-
czem owym, kt6rego juz poszukuja!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

% DO cgioaseA - wislkicA ! NJ
tycA. katdexo rodsaju 1 tresci -
DZIENNIK CHICAGoSH Eajmutt
besspr.scznIs pisruMs mistses v o.
led Amsryso
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
N0TATKI% REPORTERA.


Ma w~czoraiszej i dziesiejszej liscie
STRAIT znajdujemy nastepujace nazwi
ska Polak6w, pochodzaeych z Chi
cago:
NoWAKOWSK TEOFIL, sierzant
1928 Walker utica; West Pullman,
H.; csezko raniony.
ROZWARDoWSKI LEON, kapral,
2O46 Frankfort utica; ciezko ranio-
ny
MALINOWSKI ADAM, 1924 West
Sissy place; zaginal.
szoPKOwSKI FRANCISZEK,
an Sofa avenue, Cicero; cie1ko
raniony.
GRUzLTNSKI PIOTR, 1928 Clea-
yer utica; ciezko raniony.
NOWAK ADAM S., S27 South
Shore Drive; ciezko raniony.
MARKOWSKI STEFAN, 1115 So.
Paulina utica; lekko raniony.
BIEDRON MARGIN. 800 Prairie
avenue; Downers Grove; ciezko ra-
niony.
DoMBRowSKI JozEF, Chicago
Heights; lekko raniony.
GADECKI STEFAN, 1902 South
Hermitage avenue; eiezko raniony.
ToMCZAK wLADYSLAW S., So
North May utica; ciezkO raniony.
LASKOWSKI JAN, 1928 Holt uli-
ca; ciezko raniony.
MBURSKI JAN, 1912 West 81.
place: ciezko raniony.
Black JAN, sierzant; 9S1 ".
1sta utica; raniony, stopien ME O.
kreslony.
KoZLowsKI JoZEF P, 1907 N.
Leavitt utica; raniony, stOpie6 ME
okreSlony.
MACHowICZ J0zEF, 4515 West
2S-ma uliac; raniony, stopien ME o.
kreslony.
knoll w, 1851 West Augusta
utica; raniony, stOpieh ME okreSlo-
ny.
TARAszBwsKI STAN1sLAW,
sl31 Coles avenue, South Chicago;
raniony, stopien ME ~okreSloRy.
KAwACKI JozEF. SO17 McHen-
~ utica; vaginal.
ZAMIARA ALEKsANDER, ka-
pral, 1908 Ada utica; lekko raniony
SKOLAK RUDOLF, 619 West De
Koyen utica: lekko raniony.
: po =
Poczawszy z dniem dzisiejszym,
miejsca W kioskach do sprzedazy
znaczk6w woiennych, naszym uste-
pujs kobiety obconarodowe, ably dac
motnos6 paniom i ~panienkom ma
Sym okazania lie one potrafia ola
wuja Sama uczynic. Pr6cz kiosku
p~olskiego, beda tam i kiosk innych
narod6w, I to wsp6izawodniczy6 be-
da W sprzedazy znaczk6w. Tahce ma
rodowe W kostyumach i Spiewy Cd
hywaG sic beda W celu zachecania re
branych do zakupywania, zwiaszcza
W tym czasie swiatecznym, jak mai
wiekszej ilo$ci znaczk6w wojennycn.
Naszym czytelnikom i czytelnicz-
kom powiemy ma ucho, re kiosk pol
ski Jest pr-y naro1niku po&udniowo-
wschodnim State / Monroe utica, /
re tam powinni nasi udaG sic W &C.
In zakupienia znaezka hub znaczkoW,
h W ten spos6b dopom6dz dywizyi
polskiej do otrzymania naleznego sic
lei kredytu. Spodziewamy sic, ze Pc
lacy i Polki, z dolarow jake traca
ma podarki gwiazdkowe, p~rzynaj-
mniej zloza sw6j grosz W kiosku pol
skim, a W zamian otrzymaja znaczek
wojenny.
Razem z Mani znaczki te sprzeda-
wac beda " srGdmieSciu, Wlosi. Sio-
wacy, szwedzi, Czesi, Dunczycy zy-
dzi.
g - q
Do Czerwonego Krzyza, W DIAL
sym ciagu zapisywac sic MONA W
biurze Macierzy Polskiej, W godzl-
mach biurowych, W budynku "Dzien-
nika Chicagoskiego", pnr. l4SO-ot
West Division utica, ma druslem
pietrze.
6 - q
Michal Kawenda, lat 4S, zam- pnr-
1885 West 17-ta utica, ma Wo1cie-
chowie zmarI onegda1 wieczorem z
ran lake otrzymal W wypadku ME
szczesliwym, spadajac re schodoW W
Swym domu.
= 90
no domu rodzicow ma wakacye
DIR. F. O. CARTER
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
Kompetenmy
0kulIta
Zysowate OeEy wyieezo
ne specyalna metOda'

lezy W slabyeh o.
each one niszcZa nerwowy system, a
Sednakze mozecie bye zupeanle nieswia
domi. ze vase oczy So slabe Przez Il
81, uvyazane "a beznadziejne, moge 10
u~dowodnic przsz listy otrzymywane W
moim biurze.
Chce azebyscie przeczytali kilka. 20
b~aczycie jak usuwano h~ataryktT, Ma
rOScf, Opussexane poWtekA' DlatAo ma o.
ku, xyzOwate Oezy etc.
IezeB okulary sa potrzebne. maja bye
dostOSOWans W naszy-m optycznym de-
oartamencie. DO umiarkowanych ena
Pozlaeane IS. 80, 81, IS. -, 1 $40.
Pras~dztwe zsOte 50, 81, ss. %, $40. si2.
81 lat ma state uicy.
FrankIin o. Carter, NJ. D..
no 3. state nj. N DS1noe cd The Fair
Godziny Cd 8 do !. w niedz. cd % do L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Zbierane sunny naleiy jak mai
PREDICT prZesylac do Skarbu Wy
dziaiu Narodowego Pol. Pieniadze
So bardzo potrzebne - wiec ME ma
ley ich przetrzymywac, lecz gdy sic
ziozy wieksza sumka, zaraz przesiac.
~
u uznaniem tel | pochwaiq MALE
~ sic wyraiac o poniiej wymienio-
nych komitetach, kt6re ostatnio do
WydziaIu N. P. nadesIaly sunny po-
mad tysiac dolar6w. So to komitety
Masterpieces:
Kom. Oh. par. sw. Wojcie-
cha, Staten Island, N. Y. 100000
Kom. Oh. W New Britain,
Conn. 7,O3s.es
Kom. Oh. par. Sw. Kazimie-
RIA, st. Louis. Mo. 1901 30
Kom. OBJ. W Gary. Ind. 5,221. 81
Zwiazek Mar. Polski 7S,957.O3
Kom. Oh. W Rochester, N.Y.1, 792.61
Kom. Oh. W par. M. b. Cze-
stochowskiej, w New Ken
sington, Pa. 1,649.67
Kom. OBJ. w Bay City. Mich 2,6OO.O 90
Kom. OBJ. W par. sw. Amy,
Jersey City, N. J. 2,17s.5S
Kom. oh. W par. sw. Kazimie-
RIA, Chicago, Ill. 7,665.47
Kom. OBJ. W Joliet, Ill. 1,57O.37
Kom. OBJ. w par. sw. Stefana,
Boston, Mass. 1,4oO.Oo
Kom. OBJ. Wniebowstapienia
Panskiego w Evanston, Ill. 3,063.54
Kom. Oh. W par. sw. Tr6j-
GU, Chicago. 2,467.o4
Kom. Oh. w par. sw. Heleny,
Chicago. .1,296.sO
Kom. Oh. W Camden, N. Y. 10000
Kom. Oh. W par. NJ. B. A
nielskiej, Chicago, Ill. 1,167.S1
Kom. Oh. w par. sw. Wojcie-
cha, So. Bend, Ind 2,521.S6
Kom. Oh. w par. sw. Stani-
sfawa, Amsterdam, n. Y. 2,O33.52
Kom., Oh. W par. sw. Jsdwi-
81, Providence, r. l. 2,O9o.oo
Kom. Oh. W New Britain,
Conn. 1,567.0O
Kom. Oh. w schenectady, N.
" 100000
Kom. Oh. w Hyde Park, Mass
4,620.14
Kom. oh. w par. sw. Kazi-
.mierza, Milwaukee, Wis. 3'o79'oo
Kom. Oh. W par. NJ. b. Ro-
zancowej W Passaic, n. j. 1'71o.Io
Kom. Oh. w par. sw. Anto-
niego. Jersey City. N. j. 3,OoO.oo
Kom. Oh. W Wells, MINI. 1,2eZ'oo
Kom. Oh. W par. sw. Jadwi-
gi, So. Bend. Ind. 1,62o'oV
Kom. Oh. w Yorktown, Tc-
1,164.OO
Kom. OBJ. W par. sw. Jozefa'
Passaic, n. j. l'oVo'o'
Kom. Oh. w So. Omaha, Ne
m-.sSa 100000
Kom. OBJ. W par. sw. Piotra
pa,,,a- Chicago 1,469.o5
Kom. oh. West Lynn, Mass. 1,SS4.6O
Kom. OBJ. w Northampton,
M.u 100000
Kom. oh. W Braddock, Pa. 4,147.lo
Hyczac wszystkim Wesolych s"la'
Roaepo Narodzenia, przypominamy I
prosimy, by W czasie tych SWAT ME
zapomniano o potrzebach oJczyzns'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
DIR. F. O. CARTER
Oczy, Uszy, Nos Gardio
SIabe 0Gzy
puWOduja
nefWoWa
ehOrOby

Ludzle cier-
pie Dol gfowY
nerwowe cho-
rooy uzywaJ9
~wszystkle INA
ne, lekarstwa'
iscz otrzymu--
ia tylko tym-
oxasowa ulgA
Uleczyc T. cho-
rcby. mo2e tyl-
ko
Kompekentny =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Dzisia1 o godzinie $50 rano z do
mu zaioby pnr. 1919 Dickson utica
odbyf sic p~ogrzeb's. p. Augusta Rap
ca, lat IS, kt6ry zmarl dnia 20-go
grudnia,, po dlugiej, lecz ciezkiej
chorob'. Msze sw. zalobna "a spo-
koj duszy zmarlego ~odprawiono W
kosciele Sw. Stanisiawa Kostki; -
zwIoki zlo1ono ma cmentarzu sw.
Wojciecha W Niles, ma wiecZny spo-
czynek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Zbierane sunny naleiy jak mai
PREDICT przesylac do Skarbu Wy
dziaiu Narodowego Pol. Pieniadze
So bardzo potrzebne - wiec ME ma
ley ich przetrzymywac, lecz gdy sic
ziozy wieksza sumka, zaraz przeslac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Stowarzyszenie Alumn6w Szkoly
Sw. Stanislawa Kostki odbedzie dzi-
siaj wieczorem przedroczne posiedze
ME. Ma programme omawiane beda
sprawy prz~edstawien l zabawy t. wv.
Penny Social. Do waznych jednak
spraw nalezy wyb6r urzednikoT ma
rok 1919. Kapelanem tegoz stowa-
~rzyczenia mianowany zostai X. Jan
S~obieszczyk, c. R., wielce z%asiuzony
i prawdziwy przyjaciel miodziezy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Wszystkie ponitsEe utHory ".
konane So ma srubym 4 dobrym
nutowym papisrze, druk wyra4-
ny czysty,, oEdobne 1 " hfku
kolorach okiadki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Razem ma fundusZ
milionowy $1,5O6,219.27
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

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godz. 4 popoiudniu dostawione bedq tego sa-
mego dnia do wszystkich czesci m1asta 1 ma
wszystkie krahce przedmies6 objete naszym
systemem doStawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

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grudnia, o godzinie 7-mej wieczo-
rem W sail Atlas" pnr. 14SS-1440
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Do domu rodzicow ma WaAac'0
Arizona republican., 1918-12-25
ID GREET SQUADRON
 AS VALIANT v|CTORS
IRepublican A. p. Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, Dec 24.- Confi dence that the American people will greet the officers and men of the re- turning battleship squadron with pride ga congratulations" and 'as valiant victors," was expressed by Secretary Daniels tonight on the eve of his de- parture for New York, to review the homecoming naval units. The American dreadnaughts, though denied the. op- portlfity of winning a great sea vic tory, did more, said the secretary, for they co-operated in receiving the sur ender of the entire German fleet.
 Secretary Daniels and many govern ment and diplomatic officials will leave Washington tomorrow afternoon for New York The presidential yacht, Mayflower, from which the naval sec retary- and his party will review the returning battleships Thursday. is now enroute to New York.
 "In welcoming home the powerful American dreadnaughts which have been engaged overseas during the war. said Secretary Daniels, the American people will greet the officers and men with pride. and congratulations. These powerful ships, the equal of any in the world. in cooperation with the power full British fleet, gave such prepon- derance of sea power in the North sea that the German fleet dared not invite suicide by coming out and offering battle. They did not try conclusions because they knew there never was a fleet in being, that could have a chance of victory against the British and American fleets, working together with the same signals and the same strategy, as if they were of the naval power of single nation. Their mission was as single as if they had repre- sented only one, instead of the two great English speaking nations. Theil united service tvpified and cemented the ties between our country and Great Britain. Their silent vigils protected commerce. secured safe passage o1 troops and supplies. and effectually bottled up the German fleet, rendering it as impotent for harrl as if it haG lnS~een constructed.1