davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18
TEXAS.

A flock of ten young hens, be-
longing to James Glenn OF Denison,
scored a record OF laying Us eggs
during the month OF March.
Children of Saint 10 purchased,
during a twelve days campaign,
$2,454 worth OF thrift stamps.
Citizens of Seguin have asked the
government to refuse the acceptance
OF small plot OF ground they re-
Gently rendered for the purpose OF
landing station for airplanes, be
cause the city would come under the
ten-mile zone law enacted by the
state legislature. 1t is stated that
the town is 95 per cent anti-prohi-
bition
Boarding houses. hotel and res
taurants OF Amarillo have pledged
to abstain wholly from serving
wheat products until the new crop
- maui
~, ,.:..-.. =. nae, ...a,...
, "e uo' MI ~ ~, 40 t o Ira:., s'"ue'i.5,
of Texas at Austin, has been turned
over to the government for the ac-
commodation OF about 200 drafted
men who are to be given mechanical
trgiuiuU It the university
u "''''nS - '''1 UNIV ''''
ri C......,, S.. do......
to- ~ -. ~ ',,I @Its u,o-tL 50, ""s
n"e P4' ,ne,;,,i,,. u.s. ''' - -
- '''s
.J rlo' ',J a''' ha -, .In af ,haat 's
49, as g., ~ ,;,,,i dars ' porn,;si;on f"r
"a.,,a 'o, I ,',a. ',,, aoi,,J Gta.. I,and Adr,;n
;strntor 3"",t W. Psdnn 1'e WV N'''''
NJ r CooL of Dallas :
l,r AND = handl;,a
,..,un ... ..--oc+s :, ooro-nnon1
hr;ld;nn9 ~ I(asb;n@toH Sbn bas
mrg;ng them 70 TAKE m This line of
vorl- saving that il ;S NOT only re-
mnneratiye but will release more
men for the service
Citizens Of Grimes County have
notified the food administration that
they will use no wheat flour until
after the 1918 harvest These citi-
zens have already turned over TO the
at cost one car OF
wheat -four and will deliver others
now in transit
The first arrest in Denison under
the LOYALTY act was made recently
when S. +. Calhoun was arrested
mark. referring to a soldiers uni
form. Among the rules OF the low
alty act. adopted in Texas is that no
disparaging statements car be made
about soldiers of this country
Sheep shearing ha, Already begun
in the Concho comfy near San An
gelo an many al the ranches nl,nts
h,,. been ;u.t,IIad I
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

The United States already has
$lOO,OOOOOO invested in reclamation
projects and to provide land for
soldiers returning from the war
overseas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

A flock of ten young hens, be
longing to James Glenn OF Denison,
scored a record of laying l7S eggs
during the month OF March.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

Children of Saint 10 purchased,
during twelve days campaign,
$2,454 worth OF thrift stamps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

and the railroad tracks was pre-
sented, but went over on account OF
the absence OF Commissioner Fra
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

For thirty minutes, Thursday, the
War Savings Bank at Muskogee
sold savings stamps at the rate OF
500 a minute.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

The Durant Peanut Milling Cor
poration, recently organized with
capitalization OF $4,000, will begin,
at an early date, the construction OF
peanut mill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

A Poland China SOW sold at pub
lie auction for $l0l0 at Red Oak
The SOW was purchased by stock
man OF st. Joseph, Mo. Forty hogs
were sold at an average price OF
$685. each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

Citizens OF Seguin have asked the
government to refuse the acceptance
OF small plot OF ground they re-
Gently rendered for the purpose OF
landing station for airplanes, be
cause the city would come under the
ten-mile zone law enacted by the
state legislature. 1t is stated that
the town is 95 per cent anti-prohi-
bition
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

The Franklin Red Cross unit at
Okmulgee is distinguished by hay-
ing 4 cousin OF General Pcrshing as
one OF its members.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

Boarding houses, hotel and res
taurants OF Amarillo have pledged
to abstain wholly from serving
wheat products until the new crop
is made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

Sheep Shearing ha, already begun
in the Concho county near San An
gelo, on many OF the ranches plants
have been installed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

The first arrest in Denison under
the loyalty act was made recently
when 5. T.. Calhoun was arrested,
charged with making unpatriotic re-
marks, referring to a soldiers uni
form. Among the rules OF the 10y
atty act, adopted in Texas, is that no
dlsparaging statements can be made
about soldiers of this country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

Citizens OF Grimes County have
notified the food administration that
they will use no wheat flour until
after the 1918 harvest. These citi-
zens have already turned over to the
government, at cost, one car OF
wheat -four and will deliver others
now in transit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

Swedish law, directed by Swedes.
These are the magazine Jorden
Rundt (The World Around), The
Picture Central and the Polar
Star Biograph
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-18

Georgetown retail merchants have
agreed to suspend the sale of wheat
-four for sixty days. Permission for
same was asked State Food Admin
strator Peden.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

POTRZEBA: Me zawsze jest iatwo
dostaG prace, bierzcie stala prace do
p6ki MONA dostaG. Rok doko1a pra
ca W fabryce Extrakt6w. Potrzeba 20
niewiast powyzej lat 16tu. Przy1d%-
Gle gotowe do piracy. Sherer-Gilleft
Co. 1905 So. Clark utica. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23
RuCh " TOwarzystWaCn.

Bractwo Miodz. Sw. J6zefa oba
Oddzia}y w~ystapia ma pazar parafial-
ny jutro wieczorem, dnia "a listo-
pada. Uprasza sic azeby przynie--
siono k~siazeczke, re nalezy sic do
Bractwa. - Roman Grochowina,
wice-prezes; Teodor S. Klopotowski
sekr. prot.
- Jutro, niedziele wystapia ma
bazar parialny: Tow. Sw. Cecylii mr..
Ia. Zjed. Tow. Sw. Jana Nep. mr.. &c
S. P, Oddzia} Sw. Cecyiil mr.. 80 M.
P. - Czlonkowie zbiora sic O godzi
ME 7mej do sal posiedzen.
- Cz}onkinie Dworu Sw. Stani--
slawa X. mr.. 255 z. N. X. L. wysta-
pia in corpore ma bazar W niedzieie
wieczorem, o godzinie 1880. Zebrat
sic PREY sail posiedZen. - A. Klar-
kowska, Nadl.; A. Jerka, sekr. prot.
- Oddzial nr. &c sw. Klary Ma
Clergy Polskiej Odbedzie ~posiedzenie
W poniedzialek, 25go listopada, o
godzinie $50 ~wieczorem, W sail mr..
>. Obecno$C wszystkich si6str poza-
dana, DO jest wanna sprawl do zafa
twienia. Podaek razem 25c. - j.
Henke, PREF; j. Piotrowska, sekr.
prot.
Tow. $w. Bernard OPP. gr. 329
lied. wystapi ma bazaar dzisiaj VIE
czorem: wszyScy czlonkowie maja
sic zebrat do hall posiedzeh, o godzi
ME pol do 6smej. - Tom. Jasinski,
pref; J6zef Krasowski, sekr. prot.
Czlonkowie Tow. Sw. Szczepa-
ma NJ. mr.. 31S Zjed. maja sic zebrac
W sobote. 23go %listopada do hall mr..
Atty, O godzinie 100 wieczorem, -
skad wystapia in corpore ma bazar
parafialny. Kazdy czioneA powinien
bye obecny / pokazmy zeSmy cz}onka
mi Tow. sw. ~Szczepana NJ. - Bonita
CIV Sitkiewicz, PREF; Jan Zawiszew
ski, sekr. prot.
Stowarzyszenie Wlasciciel Re-
alnoSci czyli Northwest Side Tax
PAYERS Assoc. odbedzie przedroczne
nosiedzenie w niedziele, dnia 24gO
listopada. o godz. 2giej popo4udniu
W hall Macierzy Polskiej pnr. 1857
w. Division ul. Kazdy ohywatel po-
winien bye obecny ma TEN ~posiedze-
min. F.. Baranowski, PREF: M.
Wardzinski, sekr. prot, 14O1 DICK
son III.
Oddzial 12ty sw. kingi Macie-
rzy Polskiej wystapi ma bazar Jutro
wieczorem. Czlonkinie zbiora sic o
godzfnie 1880 W hall zwyklych posie
dzen. - Zarzad.
Tow. Mlodz. Sw. Kazimicrza K.
bedzie mialo wyb0r urzednikow ma
rok 1919 W niedziele, dnia 24go IL
stopada o godzinie 2giej popoiudniu
w hall zwyklych ~posiedzen. Czionko-
vie kt6rzy chca zapiaci4 W podatki
NIGGA to uczynit ma tenn posiedzeniu;
z tow. nasze wystapi in corpo
re ma bazaar zaraz 20 posiedzeniu. Ia
~nieobecnos6 kara podlug konstytu-
CYL. - J6zef j. Liss, prezes; VIM
centy Klajbor, sekr. prot, 1858
Dickson ul.
TOW. sw. Wincentego a Paulo
nr. 221 Zjed. wystapi in corpore ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

ZGUBILEM 8 bondy wolnosciowe
ma sumo 5000 i got6wka s13. Laska-
WV znalazca raczy zglosic sic do nj
zei podpisanego, a otrzyma nagrode.
l6zef Jarmolinski, 1913 Milwaukee
ave. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

Zamienie dom mrrowany mieszkal-
ny "a biznesowy Tub farme. 1S45 N.
Hoyne ave., 2gie pietro, cd tyiu.
%
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

przygodach, W podr6zy do Francyi !
o swym pobycie W marynarce.
Rodzina Kruczkowskich cd lat xii
ku nalezy do parafii Sw. stanisiawa
Kostki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

bazaar W sobote 23go listopada. Czlon
kowie zbiora sic o godz. 1880 VIE
czorem, W hall zwykiych %posiedzen.
- B. Drabahski, prezes; F. Mellin,
.Sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23
PRACA.

POTRZEBA doswiadczonych mez--
czyzn do mycia okien. Chicago Win
dow Cleaning Co., 60 w. Washing.
ton ul. Pokoj 2. rs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

POTRZEBA krawcow PREY surdutach
trimmer - p~omocnika do tymowa-
ria, do fastrygowania kant6w. 1910
North ave., blisko Milwaukee ave,
3cie pietro. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

NEPORTERA

Ma ~dEisiejszej liscie STRAIT znajdu-
Jenny nastepujace nazwiska Pola-
kow:
FALTYNSKI ADAM S., PISA
Marshall Blvd; zmarl W ~wypadku.
Mack FRANCISzEK, 1905 So.
St. Lauis avenue; ciezko raniony.
MATAsOwSKI JAN G.. 1929
Homerbie avenue, East Chicago;
eiezko raniony.
HUNTOWSKI JAN F., 1928 No.
Wood utica; raniony, stopien ME
~okreSlony.
BIERCz ADOLF. i54S Girard uli
ca: zaginai.
MARCINKIEWICZ JAN, 1926
West Division utica; zaginai.
RYGIELSKI ANTONI, kapral,
1850 Elston avenue; raniony, sto--
pien ME okreSlony.
O - q
Jan E. Tyrrell. przewodniczacy
Fomitetu prawniczego stowarzysze--
Liza ,.Wielkich Braci" PREY iowa
rzystwie NajSwietszego Imienia, da
wykIad Ego grudnia. W sail parattt
EajSwietszsj Maryi Fanny W Evan
ston. Tematem jego wykiadu bedzie
sprawl m~aloletnich W Chicago jak
? niemi radza fsobie czlonkowie to-
warzystwa ..Wielkich Braci". Pan
Tyrrell ma take sporO obrazSo"'
Kt6re rzucane beda ma ekran W po-
l~aczeniu 2 jego wvkladem. Podobny
wvkIad dale D.. Tyrrell W sail sw.
Amy. ma stronie poiudniowej mia
sta, dnia 1890 grudnia.
o - .
Nagonka ma nieobywateli, ktorzy
ME zaplacili swych podatkow docho-
dowvch. r~ozpoczeta zostaia wczoraJ
przez agent6w z biura kolektora ak
cvzv, WedEug praw nowych, piaclc
oni mieli podatki z d%ochod6w. be-
r6znicy wynOszacej ich sunny, uwol-
lien zadnych nieobywatelom ME u
dzielono.
siedmiu pono Polak6w, kt6rzy "a
rabiali duze pieniadze " ~fabrykach
amunicyi PREY Blue Island l Wireton
ives, BvIo pierwszemi ofiarami o.
wei nagonki rzadowei. Gdy stawieni
zostali pred urzednik6w federal
rych, odgrazali sic nasi pono straJ"
klein. Mast strajku odprowadzeni
oni zostali do budynku federalnego'
rdzi zgodzili sic ochotnie ma spia--
Genie dIug6w wujowi samowi. Gdy
IN uczynili. skargi przeciw MIN wnie-
stone zostaly przez Komlsarza Fede-
rs1neso Foote skre$lone z listy sa-
dowej. .
Pc ~splaceniu podatku, uwolnien'
zostali: Michal S. Filipanek brat
lego Franciszek, Wincenty / Jozet
Marszaikowie. Wincenty ZeWlcn' IT,
masz Marek / J6zef Tartra,
4. 90 =
W chwili gdy tysiace marynarzy
W Great Lakes oczekuje niecierph-
vie rozkazu udania sic do domoW
swoich. pie6dziesieciu marynarzy
Cbicagowian, wyslano jake ostatnlcn
marynarzy, muzykant6w i palaczy
ma okrety. Wyiechali oni ma Wody
amerykanskie gdzie, pc p~rzybyciu'
,aima v~vznaczone dla mich przez
wladze wojskowe posterunki. Miedzy
trmi wyiechalo take / trzech Po-
lak6w:
Karnowski Hieronim, 277 Hamlin
avenue.
Nowak Franciszek J., 1858 South
whipple utica.
wasowicz Wincenty W., 1870
Lawrence avenue.
6 ~ .
Daisy ciag bazaru W parafti sW'
Franciszka odbedzie sic jutrO VIE
,zorem W sail parsfialnej PREY wal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

w przyszia srode, dnia 27go listo-
pada, odhedzie sic piaty doroczny
koncert pod egida Czeskiego Domu
Starcow i Ochronki, Pilsen parku,
PREY 26-tej ulicy i Albany avenue,
W celu zebrania funduszu ma spiace-
ME rachunku ciazacego ma tymze
x~ak}adzia W sumie $100, 100000 -
kosztov buGowy dodatkowych zabu-
dowan przy North Crawford avenue
/ Foster avenue. Program zapoWia-
daja ~doskonaiy. Urzednikami W tym
re zakiadzie Sc: Albert Suchy, pre-
yes; J6zaf Trnka. ~sekretarz: Otto
Dusek, sekr. fin; 1 Franciszek j.
Petru, kasyer.
Bazaar urzadzony ma korzySt uowo
budujacego sic koSciola $w. Jacka,
przez Bractwo Dzieci Maryi, kt6ry
miaf sic odbyc juz ostatni raz W
,,Dlien Dziekczynienia", jak mas in
formuje X. Jan Zdechlik c. R., pro-
bosZcZ parafii Sw. Jacka. z pOwodu
Eabozenstw jake beda odprawiane
W .,Dzien Dziekczynienia', w PREY
SLY czwartek po k~oScioiach kato-
lickich, bazaru ME bedzie. Ia to Cd
bedzie sic on W Srode, dnia 27go b..
M. we wigilie Swieta Dzieeczynienia
! jutro. to jest W aiedziele, popolu-
dnu i wieczorem. Jest bowiem ma
dzieja, re szanowni rodacy i rodacz-
Ii zastosuja sic do ninieiszego uWia-
domienia ~iprzybeda ma 0w bazaar ably
przyczynit sic wielce materyalnie
ola sprawy tax walnej i p~otrzebnej.
. - .
Dzisiaj W parafii $w. Jadwigi roy
Doczyna sic bazar hall parafial--
Eej o godzinie Gel wieczorem, UREA
dzony staraniem Dziewic R~6zanco--
wych i Klubu Obywatelskiego X. 10
7cfa Barzynskiego. Jutro bazaar Cd
bedzie sic popoludniu i wieCzOrem.
Jadwigowianie, dzisiai i jutro ma ba
gar. BIO to doch6d ma sprawy Oiczyz-
ny naszej. Polski.
. :: q
Panstwo MichaI i Maryanna Sic.
raccy zamieszkali pnr. 1920 Winnie
bago avenue. otrzymali W tych
dniach wiadomo$t telegraficzna IL
syn ich, Ksawery ]. Sieracki poleGf
ma polu WALK dnia 1890 pazdzierni-
ka b. r. we Francyi.
S. p. K. J. Sieracki wstapi} jake
ochotnik do armii Stanow Zjednoczo
Lych dnia 15-og maja, 1917 roku i
stacyonowany byI W Camp Logan W
Houston. Texas. w miesiaCu maju
b. r. wysiano go wraz Z Oddziaiamt
wojsk ma pole Walk do Francyi. -
ITLN LSOIlt DOudltl nose NH'l i"S
90; byl on czlonkiem kompanii e..
1870 pulku piechoty Wuja Sama.
= -
Bardzo mia nieszpodzianke spra-
viii matce swej, PAM Korduli Krucz-
kowskiej, zamieszkalej pnr. SIS n.
Winchester ave, syn jej, Jan, czio
rex zalogi ma, okrecie u. S. S. Har-
risburg". kt6ry wczoraj o godzinie
6-tej wieczorem. zawitaf, ME spo-
dziewany. Bawi on ma urlopie Lotto
dniowy.
Jan wstapii do marynarki dnia 2.
marca, 1917, | przez IA miesiecy sta
cyonowany byl Great Lakes a POI
niej dostal sic ma okret u. S. S.
Harrisburg, ma ktorym juz cztery
ray przejechaf przez ocan, a kaz-
dym razem biorac spora liczbe ma
szych chiopc6w do Francyi.
Miody nasz wojak bardzo Wiele
| swell rodzinie opowiadai o swych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23
DRORNE OGkOSZENIA

Wypozycze pieniadze nd. realnosc.-
Zgtosic sic pnr. 1892 North Western
ave-, naprzeciw Hamburg ul. Max
S. Weber. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

ME do sail Zjednoczenia, gdyz GAS
muzyk6w ograniczony. Cora Piesn!
KOMlTET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23
BACZNOSG PIESNIARzE.

w niedziele, dnia 24go b. m. po-
miedzy godzina 2ga a Alta popoiu-
dniu odbedzie sic proba generalna
dla wszystkich ch6r6w W koncercic
Ch6ru Braci de Reszke udziaf bio
racych. Prosim ystawiG sic p%unktual-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

~ q - 80
q - q
Jutro odbedzie sic wykiad p. Joze-
"a Mierzynskiego ma temat ,,Jak
Sciagnat publicznoSC do sklepu "a
pomoca ogloszeh" - urzadzony
staraniem Polskiej Korporacyi Han
dlowej ,,Palatine". Ubiegiej niedzie-
Ii zebralo sic okolo 200 os6b W wiel-
kiej sail zwiazku Polek. Poczatek
wykladu zapowiadaja ma godzine 2.
popoludniu, .punkt. Wstep wolny.
= GO
W koSciele sW, Franciszka, gdzie
rroboszczem Jest X. F. J~agielski, Cd
bedzie sic o godzinie 2:SO popoiu--
dniu. poSwiecenie flagi ~sfuzbowej
~(service flag) Amerykanskiej i Pol
skiei. PoSwiecenia dokona sam X.
proboszcz. kazanie zaS stosowne do
okoliczno$ci wyglosi y. Piotr H. Ply
ierek, proboszcz Helenowa.
Pc p~oSwieceniu, ma sail paraftal-
rialnej o~dbedzie sic obch6d narodo-
Wy: gi6wnym m6wca bedzie p. Sta
nislaw Osada. Dzieci szkolne wysta-
pia re Spiewami i cwiczeniami pod
kierownictwem miejscowych Si6str
N%auczycielek.
q -. o
Dzisiaj o godzinie S-mej wieczo--
tenn. W hall pnr. 10 West Adams uli-
ca odbedzie sic zebranie ojc6w i ma
TEX a~olnierzy przynalezacych do kom
panii e.. 121-go puiku ~piecho'y
Wuja Sauna. Omawiana ma tenn re
kraniu ma bye sprawl powitania sy-
now powracajacych z pola walki. -
Rodzice zolnierzy polskich W tel
kompanii powinni stawic sic ma dzl-
sieisze zebranie jak jeden. Sprawl
wanna.
. 90 "
Obch6d Listopadowy polaczony 2
Wiecem odbedzie sic jutro o godzinie
$50 popoludniu W sail parafii sw.
J6zefa ma Town OF Lake. Parafia-
ME i parafianki proszeni SO o liczny
Hsp6ludzial.
:. 90
Bazaar iaki sic miaf odbyt we sro-
de, dnia 27go listopada, W sail OBJ.
pawelczyka. PREY Whipple i 23-cieJ
ulicv ,taraniem TOW. ..Gwiazda Mo-
RIA" grupa $50 Unii Polskiej, odfo-
zony zostal ola waznych przyczyn ma
czas nieograniczony.
Q =" Q
Towarzystwo Dzieci Maryi ma
T~r0jcowie odegra jutro o godzinic
%-mej wieczorem bardzo p~ouczajacy
Gramat .. t. ,,Prudencya". Pred
stawtenie tegoz mialo sic odbyc pod
koniec zesziego miesiaca, lecz costa
10 odiozone z powodu i%nfluenzy.
q a* O
Klub Pan Biogoslawionej Salomei
Irzy parafii IS. Mlodziank6w, W sa-
Ii parafialnei PREY West Superior i
Bickerdike ulicach, W dalszym ciagu
urzadza bazar ja&i sic odbedzie jul
tro o godzinie 4-tej popoiudniu. Ba-
gar ten odbywai sic dawniej W sail
parafialnej ale z powodu influenzy,
musiano go przerwaG ma czas nieo-
g~raniczon-.
nS =
W bfurze sp6lki telegraficznej
Western Union Telegraph Co., PREY
jackson Blvd. | La Sale ulicy znaj-
duja sic telegramy dla nastepuja--
cych:
PAM Lena Penkal, 1928 South
Clinton avenue.
PAM Andrew Patty, 5O45 Thir-
teenth str.
Pan. Josie symes, s7O2 Exchange
avenue.
Andrzej Kolary, s1S West gotta
utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

DO wynajecia 4 pokoje ! 3 pler"s]y
miesiac "a darmo. S67 May I'll.
DO w~ynajecia 6 pokoi "a $l0. ka-
piel, aparat gazowy do ogrzewanla
woody. 1413 Emma I'll. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

Obch6d Listopadowy ~polaczony 2
Wfecem odbedzie sic jutro o sodzinie
$50 popoludniu W sail parafii sw.
I6zefa ma Town OF Lake. Parafia-
ME / uarafianki proszeni SO o liczny
rsp6ludZial.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

Bazaar jaki sic miaf odbyt we sro-
de, dnia 27go listopada, W sail OBJ.
pawelczyka. PREY Whipple i 23-cieJ
ulicv ,taraniem TOW. ..Gwiazda Mo-
RIA" grupa $50 Uni Polskiej, odfo-
7ony zostai dla waznych przyczyn ma
czas nieogranicZony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-23

Towarzystwo Dzicci Maryi ma
T~r6jcOwie odegra jutro o godzinic
%-mej wieczorem bardzo pouczajacy
Gramat p. I. ,,Prudencya". Pred
stawienie tegoz mialo sic odbyc pod
konlec zesziego miesiaca, lecz costa
10 odiozone z powodu influenzy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-28

JOHN a. MERRITT q CO.
MCKENZIE oERTiNc q CO.
~PENsAcoLA ELECTRIC CO.
PENSACOLA cO0pEHAGE CO.
PENSACOLA FINANCE CO.
PENSACOLA GAS co.
PENSACOLA JOURNAL
PFEtFFERsS BAKERY
~. q. PORTER
NJ. A. ouIftA EXPORT Co.
w. a. RAY HARDWARE co.
STORE
REALTY CORPORATIONS
J. p. HEMfCt3 = SONS
HEyNALoS MUSIC STORE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-28

sHooEs.coLLlNs FURNtTuHE sroRE
Ro6Asco BROS.
REX PHOTO SHOP
SAN CARLOS HOTEL
e. z. SAUNDERS 4 CO.
SOUTHERN sTAyE8 IuM4EA co.
SOUTHERN UTILfTlE4 CO.
SPRfNkLEsS MARKET
STEAHNs LUMBER = EXPORT co.
W.. r. TAYLOR = co.
WAKEFIELD GROCERY co.
WEST FLORIDA GROCERY CO.
WHITE q WHITE
r. = WILLIAMS = CO.
WiLeoN.ef6oS CO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-28

AIKEN ToWsoAr 4 SARGE co.
AMElcAN NATIONAL BANK
II. 8AARS CO.
CENTRAL PHARMACY
CITY TRANSFER CO.
CONSOLIDATED GROCERY CO.
D'ALEMBERrE'S DRUG STORE
4. j. DlAS
WILL o. DIFFEMDERFER
GENTRY-STRlCkLA co.
n. w. GIBBS HARDWARE CO.
HYER LUMBER CO.
La MODE
PETER lfNDENsTRuTH
HoY1. DHo6. z CO.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-13
C LIP p IN @ S o F
CAPITAL COUPONS

Soviets Incensed by Japans Sourse.
Headline Whole civilized world
has been Disguised with the Soyiets'
course for long time.
See that President Wilson's speech
causes foreEodings in Germany. 1t is
not matter of the slightest import
ance to us how it is received in Ger
many
Dutch Minister Has Insomnia and Is
Going Home TO Rest.-Headline Elk
pect soon to hear the Swiss Minister
is worn out with his lators to prove
Dr. Muck Telvetian
Nation Speeds Up Castor Oil Max
Headline Merely drives home
the fact that war is what the General
said.
See that another teacher is near
suspension for disloyalty." What be-
came of the case of the other teacher
who was near suspension for dis
loyalty?
DO you believe all you see in the
newspapers? shrieks Senator pitch
fork Tillman. of South Carolina. No,
Ben. we don't. But, honestly, we be-
lieve a darn sight more of what we see
in the newspapers than of what we
hear from some United States Sena-
tors.
If there's any lilac left on the lilac
bushes please let us know
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-13
PUBLICITY.

Publicity world, national, state,
municipal, personals having an in
ming such as it never had before OPP
portunity for publicity perhaps was
never as pronounced as at the present
time. and. naturally. there were never
quite as many publicity agents in the
field
While many Newspaper publishers
only a short time ago solemnly pledged
themselves and their newspaper or
CARNATIONS that the ban was drawn
"for keeps" on free Advertising they
now find themselves giving away more
space in their news, as well as in ad-
vertising columns, than ever before.
But the cause is a good one. Sim
mered down, this free space is being
given to the government as a war aid.
Thousands of columns of newspaper
- space are being contributed by the
patriotic newspaper publishers of the
country every week to the cause of
winning the war
There are scores and scores of edi-
tors who are unable to give more than
space in their newspapers but they
are doing that cheerfully, and will be
largely responsible for the victory
that is TO eventually result. Were it
not>for the aid of publishers. Liberty
Loans, War Savings stamp campaigns
and the countless other plans for rails
ing money would not be possible.
At the same time the government is
obtaining this most valuable publicity,
the commercial and personal publicity
cannot be avoided. and while thous-
ands of business firms and individu-
ais are taking advantage of the col
umns of the newspapers to flaunt their
own direct interests, they are not
gaining the free advertising" many
think they are. for the reason that the
readers of newspapers these days can
see but the one objective point and
that is over the top" to victory and
winning the war
II any business concern or any indi-
vidual hopes for any benefit from free
advertising he must wait till the great
conflict is won. for the Americans. like
all patriots, have but the one view
point the greatest cause the world
has ever Considered-the re-establish-
ment of the world on a democratic
basis Publishers Auxiliary