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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19

DO Not Endnngcr IAfc when an AIbu.
qucrpnc CITIZEN Shows You the
Way Ia Avoid II.

Why viii people continue 10 suffer
the agonics OF kidney complaint.
hnckachc. urinary disorders, lame
ness, headaches. languor. why allow
themselves To become chronic in.
validS, when "A tested remedy is OF.
fercd them
DDau's Kidney Rms nave been used
IN kidney trouble oven 80 years. have
been tested ia thousands on cases.
If YOU have any. even one of the
symptoms OF kidney disease, act now.
bropsy or lirights disease may set In
ana make neglect dangerous, Read
his Albuquerque testimony
Mrs Y. n Payne. S37 y Eighth
street, says Last spring was the nrst
time that / ever had amy symptoms
OF kidney disorder. AN back ached,
especially after cNcrtiun OF after |
was ON nay feet very much. one box
Of boan's kidney PMS helped me and
after I had taken two boxes. the
pains had disappeared from my back
ana every other sympt n OF kidney
disorder had left. I have taken
poan's since % reEuli' my Kidneys
and they have been of much benefit
Price G0c. at an dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Payne had. Foster Milburn Co,
Mfgrs., Buffalo. y y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
George Taylor Named
AS Bankruptcy Referee

George e. Taylor. attorney. today
received notification az his appoint
mcn' as referee IN bankruptcy Tor the
counties Of Bernalilio. Mckinley, san.
duyal. VALENCIA aud Socorro. The ap-
pointment was made by Judge 'ulnl
Ncblett Of the United - .cs district
court. MI. Taylor succeeds John W
Wilson. who has been referee Tor sew
crSl years.
Following are the other referees in
bankruptcy appointed for Sew Mex
leo:
". II. Tryars If Alamagordu. for
the counties Il Otero and Lincoln.
u. *. SRdlcr of santa Fc, for Santa
Fc, rio Arriba. Taos and Torrance
counties.
W, H. Holly Of Srinecr for ColfaN
and Union counties
franE J. Write Of silver city. toi
Grant ana Luna counties.
g. e. Aildrcdgc ~ Tucumcari foi
Gutdalupe aud QUAY counties.
u : Whitehead of Aztec, Tor san
Juan county
j. Charles Gilbert of Roswell toi
prRacu. Curry. Lea, l,ooscyelt Chavo'
and EDDY counties
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19

FOLLOWING are the resolutions
r. adopted by and cmbody ing the re-
suits of the three days sessions oi
the w~ar-education conference IN santa
Re last week.
ResOived That his educational con-
ference assembled at Santa Re. August
IS. 10 and ~. attended by college pres
idcnts, count supcrintcndcnts. cts su-
p~crtntcndcnts. members OF boards OF
education ana other leading educators
including government aud state OFF,
Gals. denounce and condemn and de-
clare false and malicious the article
entitled Americas Cuguardcd Gate.
way" purportcd to have been written
10y Henry WraN published IN the Aug
ust number OF the North American Re-
view
BE II Further Resolved. That the
council of defense and legal authorities
Of the state are hereby requested and
urged 10 take ans legal action that is
possible under the law for the pros,
cution of the person Responsible for
this malicious libel on our fair state.
We favor prohibition Tor state anh
Tor the schools.
Resolved, That this convention AS
sombled. request that the governor. the
Hon. ". r. Lindsey, the chairman OF
the executive committee OF the New
McAiCo council of defense. Mr.. Spring.
cr. state superintendent OF public in
%struction. J. H. Wagner. and the pres.
idcnt oil the New Mexico Educatiuna
association. Miss Isabel l.. i.ckles. be a
committee to cooperate with the
American council OF education and
that they propar. a letter to Le sent
to al the students of high school
training. requesting them to attcnd the
state educational institutions OF New
MeNico. where militnt5 training can
he gwen,
Second, THAT similar letters hc sent
those graduating from the eighth
grade asking them te continue IN high
school
Third. That we request the governor
OF New Mexico to declare y Decision
bay on The matter OF school attend
ancc I'm high school and state ,nsti-
tuition uf learning.
We favor the pnssagc Of a bin cro-
atinE "a national department at health.
We favor the passage OF "a biil ere
JtInE a state department OF health
with ran uu.c health Officers
We favor tho employment Of nurses
Tor tho high schools.
This conference hercb, declares n.
sell IN favor OF a NOR" definite teach
trg of patriotism. q more definite use
OF patriotic material ~ the Z AIDES the
high school. and institutions of higher
education, W. recommend the ae-
crptaucc aud use by teachers. pupils
and students. of the patriotic hand
book prepared bS Albert Bushnell
Hart and distributed free by the VA.
tiona security league.
We urge that the law limited the
expenses os a school district be re-
pealcd that teachers may BE- paid IN
the Same proportion - other persons
iu similar occupations.
We favor amendments To the consti-
tuition permitting the recollection of the
state superintendent and the county
suportntcnicpts indefinitely
Whereas. The winning OF the war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
School Machine Shop
To Be Built at Once

A. a meeting ~ the school board
Saturday night the contract for the
erection OF Il new shop building Just
north Of the high school wns awarded
to \ " Hayden
IN, new building will cost s6.as5.
WORK on its construction will start at
once and II is hoped II viii be COM
pl, ted WITHIN two months The build
Ing rs to be sixty eight by e~ighty-fiVe
feet. one story. built Of hrick. II VIII
be used principally for manual rain
ing Pupils VIII he taught auto con-
struction and repairing. II viii con
lain q combination shop for wood.
metal. forge. and automobile work
Tho construction Of tho Second ward
school has been postponed ~tndcfinitelS.
I'lats for the building. however. have
been accepted and were drawn hy
frost and frost. achitccts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
thaptcr Mn

'""i"' ~
walked over 10 blak" ana 'nt'l
iuitod hls conversation WIN Miss
Morodlth by saSing'
u Mlas M"redl'h can sp'i' i"u
lilrht' ' should llke YOU 10 come WIN
me she ~ probably more interesting
lhan J can nope To he' he' II "HoN :
hci bad taste TO mohopol'@e YOU j"s'
b'chusc YOU painted hcr portrait
As finished p'N rude speech binEe
got NJ ana h"Jlns low 20 MISS Mere
dlll shid'
shaH not'tiN 10 apologize ileaSc
take here extreme youth into con
sideration.
was furious mat ne should treat
what ! had snid as only The ebuiition
OF a chiid, aud should have said 80
had hc not taken my arm and quite
iotclhlN taken me away over TO the
other side of the room. lie didn't
spoah. ! guess he couldnt ! glanced
~ ne him and he was absolutely
pdllid ho was SO shrugged
my shoulders, lie would forgive me
lhter' jusi now ] cared nothing TOT
his anger; all that ] wantou was 10
make " Impossible Tor MN !" con
niue hts friendship with toll> Mere
attn
blhk" soon lett me 10 talk WIN
some OF u guests stu ne hnd MOI
spoken. Aunt Helen came to me;
what IN the world IS the matter
WITH hlakeP lie LOOKS positively M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
THE GIRL left BEHIND ME-
o., CAROLYN BiEtuIU
CCopynght. 1918, ~ Carolyn Boecher).


Helen mad remained until the las'
Ioth she and tnclc George had com.
%plimcntcd MS upon the way every.
thing went OF.
IN wHs q great success. Blake she
said 1T viii hclp YOU IN getting
orders | am sure
Perhaps he replied, with indif-
ference.
We went immediately To bed. It
WAS rcr> late. SIN Blake had not
spoken save 10 answer very coIdiA
some questions | asked. was tircd.
I would wait until morning before /
coaNcd him back 10 good nature.
In TN" morning ! slept unusually
late. When wakeaod Jane told ne
Mr. lverson had had MS broaKfast
n gouc out, THAT he had lett word
he would not he back until afternoon.
I couldn't understand why he should
stay out SO long. n was only about
~ o'clock. Jane said he went out at
.. But I was really tired. 80 | dressed
very lazily. had breakfast and lunch.
con IN one. then sat down to read a
new magazine while | waited for
Blake.
Hut I couldn't seem 10 get inter.
csted. | inserted my finger in my
place and gazcd into space, thinking
ot Blake and Colly Meredith. 4 feel.
lng OF angry resentment rose In mo
IL was queer that she had lett with
out speaking 10 me. II wouldn't have
hurt her even II she were angry 10
say a few %perfunctory words OF polite
leave uking That had insultsd a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
F|FTYLOCAL MEN
TO LEAVE AUGUST
27FOR TRAINING
Draft Board Announces Names of
Men Who Are Called Into Serv.
ice Will Go to Camp Pike,
Little Rock. Ark.

The Bernalillo county draft board
met saturday night and announced
the names of drHftccs who are to leave
here ON August - Tor Camp PIKE.
LATHE Rock. Ark. The call takes all
men now In class No. / OF the 1919
registration. and several of the 1917
registration The names Of the alter
mates are Also announced, Following
are III. names.
Alfredo Aruiio. Grover Clovclund
Eden. Augustin Callahan, antonio
Sabc'ra. Rumaldu Gonzales. Floyd
Miller, Geronimo $ Barboa, simon
S%alaztr. Joseph s.. Deamer, ltumnldo
'havcz. Auofrc Gutierrez, Luis
Chavez. Fabricio chavez. Mariana n
tbtrri. Alfredo Gutierrez, Emilianu
laramiilo. Antonio Devoti. Vicente
Hncas Cclso Caster1nO. Carlos Griego,
Gabriel Gutierrez, Juan j. Apodaca.
Tarncito Gonzales. Elfego Mares,
Juan Antonio Armijo. EulOgio Garcia
y Gutierrez. Lauro Torres, Juan j.
Chavez. Nestor Turric'a. Pedro lu-
ccro. Lorenzo laibato. Daniel san
chez. Emilia Candelaria. Alfredo Mon
tono, Louis 7 MAZDA. Manuel Monde
nado. Eertie Talbot. Walter A. Miller.
Oscar II. Coleman, Antoine j Pa.
dilla. Arthur y. A%lderctec. Francisco
Lucsro. samuel Montoya, Carlos
Gricgo, Arsenic A.. Armiiu. Adolfn
Baca, Ismael y. Duran, rietro Orrico,
Jose Soto. George l. Beckwith. Frank
Diaz. Henri Moutuya.
The ulternates are:
Demctriu McGulnncss. Sick Chavez,
Nes:or pudilla. Severe Padilla, Leo
Cairo. Juan Il, Martinez. William
Bryan Ireland. Alberto Mora. Ramon
Garcia. Trinidad Ptdilla, Pedro G..
Duran. lgnacio Lopez. Alfred Baca.
Juan Il. Padi!la. C'larecc I ed Fogg.
BENJAMIN Rudulfo. Mike Richardi.
Homer +. Wcathcrhc", Fletcher
short. Sencion sanchez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
What Senator Fall Wired To Harvey
About Henry Wray Libel on New Mexico

m proportion "a the population for
Tho defense OF the Union than did tho
people Of amy other state or terri
tory. They furnished more than their
quota 10 nghi people OF their blood
In 1885 ASK Colonel Roosevelt
about George Aumiio. Nbcl Duran.
Max Euna ana others Nft Carson
.N dead bat records Of war dspart-
mcnt viii show names of soldiers IN
His regiment as well as Those OF Coz
onel 7 Frank chavez and the bat
tlefiold Of Nai Verde. Glorictta ANA
others ere records of our loyalty
AMER massacre Of santa Nsobcl and
rad an columbus tho state offered
President Wilson ten thousand Now
McNicans of spanish blood tor tbs
protection Of American citizens ~
McNico Between twelve and fifteen
thouHard Ncw MeNiCans arc In the
army Marine Corps and navy. now
~.fcrine their lives fot their country
and the protection amongst others,
Of col George Harvey and AR
Wrty
The statement as 20 districts with
n English spcnkiuR persons is falao.
W W. IANNNh N'NfN wv NNtH
speaking English thu is false Is To
legislature and courts conducted IN
spanish. hat rs untrue Examine
Journals and acts 81 legislature OF
state and Territorial and the court
records OF office OF Attorney General
and supreme Court and archives
Congressional Library There are ten
weekly papers out Of more than n
hundred, published IN spanish Stor-
ics as 90 pcnitienicg a Wild dream No
truth IN statement as 10 law attempt
ms 10 protect, New Mexico statutes
founded on those Of Missouri Orig
inal code written by Willard HAN, OF
Missouri. Up until 1877 common
laws even In pleadings followed IN an
It's purity code adapted from Sew
York. Missouri and california
Am wiring because Your weekly
publication should anticipate the
Monthly Review In correction ana ap-
pology
ALBERT n FALi.
- = senator uom New MeNico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19

Funclal service for t'ecii Nohnn -
years old, who died az has nome oi.
south Edith street saturday night,
viii lie held from strong Nrothcrb'
crpp.l a. 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
morning The Rev Hugh Cooper
will officiatc. The burial will be ~
iairvicw ccmetciA. brother cleo
triCiuns VIII Doe p~allbcnrcrs. Cccil
NohJu rs survived 10y hls parents ava
three brothers tir came here last
No,,mh,r from quincy, ~. He was
en- electrician.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19

xuyHEN col George Harvey. edit
M tor OF the Nnrth American re
w view. finishes rtHdinH the let.
tcrE and kilograms sent him as re-
sult Of the Henry Wray' letter b.
the August number Of hrs Sotth
American Review. he viii have FIN
ishcd a liberal education on Sew
Mexico and viii nave IN hts hands all
the material necessary for a complct,
amend fpr the damage done thiS
state.
The Weekend newspapers reach
ing the Herald office Saturday. sun
day and to-day. carry volumes 81
copies Of letters and kilograms sent
from almost every community IN tho
state, 10 SAY nothing Of voluniinouJ
resolutions adopted by community
mass meetings
col. Harvey. however had most OF
The facts before him ten days Hg
IN the following Telegram sent tn him
from Three Rivers. \. ~. by senator
Abort u. Fan;
Three Rivers. y NJ, Aus. ., 1873
cot George Harvey,
Editor, ~ Madison Ave, y Y.
Your August issue, Review, page
at2.i3 inclusive has a letter signed by
enc Horny Wray, Kansas CIty, which
In SO far as Il concerns tho state Of
Sew Mexico Is a Heterogeneous, fam
taste mixture OF ignorance, malicious
and false statements and ISLANDERS.
u have read the Review Tor thirty
five years and am now "a subscriber,
Also. kno Ning o Cannot believe
that YOU ever read this letter or
would have permitted the publica-
ton OF 30 vile a Islander upon the peo-
pie of this state. New Meyico's pot
ulation OF spanish descent are as
loyal, patriotic Americans AZ your
SELF or Nour forefathers The New
MeNicans swore allegiance to the
United states represented los General
NearneN. IN lSts Thoi~ 30 eTnor
and his army not being supported by
the people, leaving the state without
firing a shot only rftesn years ar
forwards they furnished more mon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19

depends IN large part ON the increase
In food production
Whereas. Tho government has called
upon the farmer and those directly
connected with food production includ-
ing eNprrts in the field OF technical
agriculture, und
Whereas. The president has direct
~ called upon the public schools. col
leges and universities to put forth
every effort To keep up and promote
the efficiency OF our school work,
thereby giving the mora definite train
ing 20 the Young men and women
We urgently request our president
aud the war department to recognize
officially this body OF our citizenship
connected with vital q work as reg
ulariy enlisted IN the cause OF winning
the war and issue "A definite proclama-
ton stating why these men engaged In
this work have been gwen II deferred
and industrial classification
II IL further urged that an official
badge or a uniform be authorized and
ISSUED to each person reserved to THIS
work.
In view OF the prospective draft bill
now before congress and also In view
OF a growing public sentiment of criti-
Clsm toward men retained for this Inn
portant war work, II Is u urgent re-
quest that thus body OF our citizenship
be indicted into the United States ser
vice and th"n detailed To continue their
work.
Charles j.. Burt, Chairman.
Adclina Dtcro-MaTrCu,
Isabel II. Wilson.
Suturiuo BaNa.
Frank Morrow.
I.uunL LII Ia I-l.DIA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19

~ DOR 10 came M OF the Great
Beyond this morniAg IN Albu-
duerque
Red mrn who once dominated the
Nils and ~plains-tho original Amcii'
cans Of long ago-came forth IRON
their grave on North Elm street IN
the two hundred block,
Assistant CTS Engineer g " Beycr
pnd hiN crew OF men are responsible
While cutting down the hill on lln
street they eNcavhted an indian bury
ing ground Of other DAVIS.
High on the Hill, overlooking th'
Rio Grande and the valley 80 the
dead could see the setting sun, IL the
graveyard The city scTapers n
shovels dus deep First a skull an
Feared with hair still ~ iaiily good
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
Harry M. Beachy Is
Sought by Federal
Commerce Department
where is Harry NJ. ucochy

Where Us Harry NJ. B%cachy'
Tho department Of 10 en-
%dcuvorng to locate Harry NJ licarhS,
an American seaman who has been
awarded 10y tire British government q
silver medal in recognition OF the par;
which he had In saving the crew OF
the Brush schooner Busy Bee. Mr..
BeachN was born Dc,rmhcr 22. 1894,
either AT Baltimore or az Grantsvillo,
Maryland.
Every effort TO locate lioachN has
boon made but SO Ia without success,
The medal is nov being held IN tho
department Of commerce IN the hope
that SOME trace of lieachy may be
found
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
lIirnnk stanley.

The friends Of BROOKS STANLEY of the
Roberts, Johnson and Rand Company
ct 81 LOUIS. viii be EricNcd TO year Of
his death ON August 4 at Algicrs. q
suburb at Now Orleans. "a. while
diving Ia a stream nj Algiors, which
hr supposed 90 be sufficiently deep.
Ar. STANLEY struck his head ON ~,
ri,cr bod, breaking the spipnal cord at
tho base of the brain. MIR STANLEY was
often m this city on business and had
many friends hor' The firm for
which he worked writes that he was
"a noble Young an earnest work
co. ana u man who won the friendship
OF his associates and the confidence
OF his business s~upcpripogs"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
East Is Too Hot, So
Local Man to Return

Henry Itothman, ~ ms clty, who
is VISITING M Sew York and the east,
has wrttop Rabbi Noise Bergman,
that he nc,cI realized what a prit p
ilcge II was 90 live iu Albudncrque
uutl ho ven east
He writes that he VIII return here
J1d open a store
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
NOIsTuhlY.


MIs. Florence | DAVIS, - years OF
ug,. % resident Of Bcl,n. died ct her
residence Saturday night. after a
short illness. Her mother, Mis
CtuTg. y llficld was with her when
She died. g. r. French has charge
of FUNERAL arrangements The body
viii probably Doe taken to Jackson
center. Penn, FOR burial,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19

que from the pruIfrntiary AZ Santa Zee
to assist IN trading the mon
The five men -uIl at large are
Wiluan Brown u"gro. chnrgpd with
the murder of Ettiiello ralduiui wh,
was |rcccutly captured ana returned
To- ~Albuuurruu, purfirio Lopez.
charged with o., murder 81 Timuten
Maldouado. at Slu Jose on Jul, 20;
Juan Masias. arrested yesterday on
the charge Of ls-.Ilting Jennie Gaiie-
gus. II wears at age, GenoVcVo Lara.
charged with assault 10 khl and John
Wise. charged with N~aETancy,
Want tn trade mat mule Tor a gis
wagon Try the WANT AID a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
Five Prisoners Who
Escaped From County
Jail Still at Large

Five of the prisoners who escaped
iron, the county iail early Saturday
morning are htill az large. Up until -
late hour this afternoon no trace uf
the men could be- had by sheriff Ra-
fael Garcia and his staff Of deputies
WILD rumors concerning the escaped
men have reached the courthous"
hut none proved Go be Of value. Blood
hounds may he brought to Albuqucr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19

Louis g. ftctzcl died at biS apart
mcut M the highlands ~ Q o'cloc~
last night lie is survived by % moth
e.. who lives ia Newark, \ D. The
body WIs rem owed to strong Broth
rrs' whore u Us held pending iustrnc.
uous ,Iom his neither
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
GREAT WAR LECTURE
TO Be POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY EVENING

because ot delay In the ar-
} rival here of ltabbi NathHu
KIass, OF New York city tlc
, meeting az the high school
scheduled fol tomorrow night
} nirht. win bp hold ut tho Same
place "Wednesday night. at
, o'clack. according to an an
nounccmcnt made today hr
B the local committee IN charge
, OF arrangements.
The distinguished speaker
, who has been making a tour
, Of the ,olntIf ipr The purpose
, OF having hoior" the pcopl,
, something lbs, an adequat"
\ picture OF ~, differing OF tho
, smaller nut,nu of the glahc rs
b a result of iUu war is mCciiue
, with cnthu, N.iic receptions
B cveryWhcrr ordiog t. ADJ
, vices received 1"re tins after
, noon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
.Inlhn Ia Iinr.

Iohu lc luuc. infant son ul Ma ana
Nrs ia Rue. o,d Yesterday after
az the fdmiit rrsideucc Funeral
s,r,ic,s were held this afternoon Boa
ne Crollntt chapel burtul via be m
CALVARY cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
c. Alderman to
Address Magdalena
Merchants Tuesday

e. g. Alderman. secretary OF the
Albuquerque Retail Merchants Credit
Association leaves tonight fos Mag
dalena where he will speak tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-19
NEW MEXICO EDUCATORS ASK THAT.
PRESIDENT DEFINITELY PROCLAIM
WAR WORK STATUS OF TEACHERS

Resolutions Adopted by ar-education Conference
in Santa Fe Last Week Seek to Have Educational
Work Put in Proper Classification by Govern
ment So That Those Engaged in 1t May Be OF
hcially Enlisted in War Service; Wide Field
Covered in Admirably Condensed Document
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-13

S. p. kapral Jan Silva urodzil sic
18go listopada 1891 r. a wiec PREY
zgonie liczyf niespeina 27 lat zycia.
Brat jego, Franciszek jest W mary
narce amerykanskiej i znajduje sic
cbecnie W Wexford, Irlandyi.
Rodzice zmariego bohatera pp. ia
k6b i Zofia Silva, zamieszkuja pnr.
3244 North Lawndale avenue. Msza
Swieta odbedzie sic o godzinie 9tej
'ano, ma kt6ra 50 proszeni wszyscy
1olnierze, kt6rzy wr6cili z oboz6w
SO ~jeszcze W swych mundurach, do
'ddauta ostatnlcj uslugi swemu
zmar}emu koledze po broni.
q s%+ o
W parafii Matkl Boskiej GostyG-
skiej W East Grove zmaria wczoraj
La influence znana czionkini ch6ru
parafialnego, Agata Predota, W kwie
Gle wieku. Braia ona "a zywota czyn-
~ udHial W sprawach talk koSciel--
nych jak j narodowych. Pogrzeb s.
p. Agaty Predota odbedzie sic jutro
y godzinie 10tej rano 2 koSciola Mat
ii Boskiej GostyIsl;lej ma cmentarz
" Downers Grove. Proboszczem,
tymczaSowo, Jest X. Franciszek Re-
pihski, c. R., byly asystent PREY pa
,atli Sw. Stanislawa Kostki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-13

Jacys naiwni ludzie rozpuscili mic
Gsy naszymi fa}szyw va ~pogloske, re
Towarzystwo Budowniczo Pozyczko-
we 1 Hasa O~szczednosci Pu}askiego
Bank Pulaskiegol ma Stanis}awo-
vie ,,zbankrutowa}o". C%zytelnikom
naszym i czyteIniczkom ktorzy grosz
swoj ciezko zapracowany skiadaja W
sw6j ciezko zapracowany maja W
tym pogloskom, gdyz So n fafszy-
we i ME ma przyczyny w~ycofywania
ylozonego grosza. Powiadaja nasi.
re czytali onegdaj W DZ1ENNlkU
GIIlCAGOSKIM o zbankrutowaniu
tejZe sp6lki. Mylicie sic drodzy przy
jaciele, ma lamach naszego pisma ME
ukazaao sic cos podobnego. Byia
trzed paru dniami notatka o zban-
Srutowaniu sp6lki Hibner Oil Co..
ale ia ME ma mic wsp6lnego z zadna
sp6lka ~poayczkowa ma Stanisiawo-
vile Tub W innei d~zielnicy. Ziosliwym
radzimy siedziec cicho.
q ~, q
Rodzinie PIP. Antoniego ! Antoni-
niny Lieske, Fam. pnr. 4249 North
Bernard utica W Irving Parku PREY
by, vczoraj wieczorem synek. Jest
On ~dziesiaty z rzedu synkiem, z CO
20 dumni So DID. Lieske.