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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
TWQSUbS RAID
F|SH|NCFLEET;
CREWS OF TWO
VESSELS LOST.

BOSTON. Aug. l2.--Two sub
marines raidcd the fisher fleet on
Georges Banks Saturday, and
the crews OF thc fishing Schoon-
ers Old Time and Cruiser prob
ably were lost when their boats
were sunk by guniirr, without
warning, according to the crews
Of the fishing schooner Mary Sen
nett, who were landed here to-
night. The Sennctt was also
sunk by gunfire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

BOSTON. Aug. 2.--Thr German sub
marine which raidrd tho fishing fleet on
Georges Banks Saturday afternoon. sank
the boston fishing schooner Mary Son
nett. by gunflrr AMI fred four shells at
the boat III which thc seven members
(Continued on Page Ten.)
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French had advanced over the enemy
positions AS an evidence OF the ha1eH;
with which the enemy withdrew 1t MAJ
be- said that the entire mail OF one regb
men,. made up for transmission to Ger
MANY, was captured at Ressons-sur-AAtas:;
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(conttuned on Page Ten.)
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Local Rains and Thunder Showers on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
STOCK MARKET SHOWS
QUIET STRENGTH WITH
DEALINGS At MINIMUM

NEWT YORK April 1.-The quiet
strength OF today's stock E1arSct pc
SPOKE fu-the. confidence in Il SUCCESS
tul ou.com" Of the titanic struggle rag
Ing in France, Trading was again IN
v.v small volume hut Investment
shares hold thete ground IN n" man
Announcement OF the expected entry
q tho American troops Into the oatte
Vas hailed with deep satisfaction. as
was also the decision of the allies 10
designate q Su prc;ne command on inc
western font
Home ady:res received favorable In
t~.rprctatiur. tonnage N the middle VEST
Cor eNa,r2i. showing = gain over the
corresponding period - last year. IhtS
wcs rulliti"d 70 . d"ETHa by prospects
ut 4 shortage ct shipain= facilities. iS-
Dor problems adding a disturbing clc-
rneHt.
The governments r"NcH. railing ~
stock bans probably accounted FIR sp'-
raAic short covering among certain
leaders. especially United States steel.
wn:.Il failed. jvw"""C. to i:"ii more
than aalr its nc point gain.
,'rpprrS wcr" relatively nor" actT"
:ha; IT u:v c:'a. n ~ last month.
gains II -! t. :. paints C"sus;inr from
the snail a"aft,;!- s!irriv e In" metal
AMI .. "! d-tin..! h-!:"' ';at n"w 7-.cH
schedules ar likely =" 'ov"r that com.
facG,ty.
Tohacros. o::S. ~tS!nrta'- HXc"pt"IN.
utilities AMI SONS minor S~pcc!ait:.S.
scored gross gains -: . /" ( points but
~. rotor c-nI1. especially Stud"NaH"r.
wae =. all tins uu,i.- pressure. In
ruiry :n- rails ~aS "Xc'"dlOElT limited.
bat fi-uan.Ss y~r".aii"d IN that .'i-"c-
- ? = = = ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Beuwood Personals

Miss Margaret Clark. popular young
lady Of South Chapline street is visit
ing ut The home or her aunt Mrs. G. A.
Gardner. Of BoSEs Run.
Harry Marley OF East Liverpool Is
spending several days the guest OF rel
ati~cs in Bcawuod.
C;.nt T.. Rinchardt. OF the United
Stat"s aviation corps Is home on a
ilvc-day Through.
Lawrence Du Barry Of GAINESVILLE is
the guest Of Ecnwood relatives for sew
cEll days.
Miss Iiazrl Re!dc- NJ Pittsburgh re-
:urncd {" h"1 home Yesterday after be-
ing n" CUES: Of South Bcnwood rcia-
tiycS for scvcra! weeks.
II. G. Trimhl" Is spending several
days in Hrnwoof on business. lie IS a
representative Of n Pittsburgh firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

lural contests 81 the State last season.
This conference was held at ClarksburG.
Master Floyd is making quit: u record
for himself in organizing the boys OF
his county in farm clubs.
Nil. Lewis SinEwa!G Of proctor anG
MISS Martha Harlan OF Proctor were
married Il, the parsonage Of tho FIRST VI.
l.. church last Wednesday. They VIII
make their future home ut Proctor ana
have the VOL wishes If all their TRENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George keyser and SON,
Taul. were visiting relatives at Bel.;urc'
ohio. Saturday and sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Van Camp OF To-
rnnto. Canada. arc visiting ut the home
ur the former parents. Mr.. and Mrs. /.
g. Van tarni. on Hiv"rrlew.
.,lr$. j. y. Bowen OF Mapl" avenue VIII
leave ;h.s week for Kansas To JOIN h"r
h~iixIaul. who is employed there IN Inc
".I fields.
VI a meeting Of tho Lady Maccaoc"s'
assistant, supreme" Commander MISS
.tIf,.. Is Locke -: Port Huron, Mich.. ana
Mrs. Mar-ar", Marvin .: Wheeling. ihH
sat. cufMmand"r. attended as guests o.
tn. n.,!.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
FOR

LINCOLN. Erh.. April tn" lower
house % ;hc Nebraska legislature today
voted III fuvor Of r%atifyinG the national
prohibition amendment. The measure
now goes tn the senate.
Only seven votes wc!r cast against
ratification. while sixty six representa-
lives voted Cor IL.
The house also passed tho soldiers
and sailors voting bull, which now goes
to the senate. The measure proposes
that AL Nebraska soldiers and sailors
who were Not in the two services ~
fore the national crlcrgcnc cHitsed. be
allowed to vote by mail At general cleo
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
ENW0O
HIS Bad Fall.

,..orc" Miller .; south 1:cnwu"i WAS
painfully injured yesterday VIXEN At
:. mr'ir" - make 81 sharp tnrn ~ !inIcs
Kun H.: "IS struck a glanriur blow ~
. I4s*In: auto. ETnwrnS him Violently
Ia tho ground. ~" owner 9: The lnl'
.hirn aImrs' immortality stopped and
p ."k"! tn" yn"tn ur. II" WIS cArr!ri'
:" his home" on South Marshall street
where thc .Xrni Of his injuries were
known. and ALTHOUGH: painful they
wc-n found not tn h" 81 r:nuS. TIL" at
;.rainc physician stated that tn" lad
wnYId be- nf,l.. 20 ~, ant " ,hr hoUs,
within 4 i"w days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Election Da-.

4 crcm. .!,rl a.: enthusiasm is being
manifested in Tive election" which IS To
b" hold in this CITY today. The polls
viii -, open from $50 AZ! Will close
n; G:24. All arc rcTu"~ al 10 b" AZ the
polls carly. If not It Is p"%~!bi" thai
,hcir vot. will not h~ included. y
close rae" Ia expected hctwren the
present Mayer Sprouts and Luke
Saucrs. his opponent. Speech: and
Chapman will rrnbabI" run a close tie
~ No rae" for Chi: II police. Two
cnunrilmcn will bc elected 20 each ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
r ALSO c

NEW YORK. April 1.-The daylight
saving plan has been adopted by the
government nr Holland, and. according
10 an ~announc"'n'n by u" commercial
Gable Comprmy hero. all time. pieces
were today advanced there one hour, 20
continue until October L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

board the train that caves At 1880
O'Clock. With them will &c tho heart
irst wishes for the best OF luck Of the
residents OF this town. Relatives and
friends will be in Wheeling at the APP
pointed hour 10 see the boys march Off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Will Give PARTY,

Miss Mac Marion Of South MARKET
street. will entertain q number or her
friends at her home this evening with
= cuchrc anil dancing party. A num-
her OF invitations wcrN sen; out and n
pleasant evening is surS 10 be the out
come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Is BOYS I-e1Ye To-day.

Today fifteen of Hcnwoud's most
prominent young Mon viii leave Tor
training camp along with tn" C"nsicn-
mcnt who will march through lTt
streets 81 Wheeling ut 3:IJ o'clock 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
.BURDENSQME ARRIVALS
OF LOW GRADE CORN
HAD 4 BEARISH EFFECT

CHICAGO. April t.-BurI"n%""nc ar
rivals ii low grade corn mad Il b"a-:sh
closed unsettled. ~ net lower. wi.h Miy
l@j4. Oats finished tx 10 Is "if. The
"utrumc in proris"nS ranged from u -
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. April !. 'lS.
Furnished iic ln~rciilgcurrr 10y y. =
Mnstcu 4 Co.. mcmh,r$ a! he Ncw York
Stock Exchange. National i;ank Build
Wheeling W. Va. LOUIS r. brand.
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. VI. April !. IS.
Furnished the ~Inicll!g"nccr ~ y. 2
Masccn X Co. members OF tn" Nc" York
Stock Exchange. National Sank l;Gl!b-
INK. Wheeling W. Va. Lvu.S i. brand
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WfiEELiNG. *. Va. April :. IS.
Furnished tnr t~Gt"ilICs:c"r % y. F.
MaS;au 4: Co. members % thc New YORK
Stock Exchanges. National Bark Build
ins. Wheeling W. W.. Louis l.. Brand.
I~,.pS-pr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WUEMIING. W. Va. Arril |. IS.
FURNISHED tnc Intcllisnnc"r hy a. Z.
Maslcu X d.. members ni tn" Er% York
H.ucN !~:Ac:ausc. National EhIiK Build
.ng. Wucr:Ing W. Va. Louis l.. brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. " Va, April !. is.
FURNISHED the G~nicllig"mcrr hy Il. =.
Nns,.u * Co. members -; til: Ne" YORK
Scncn k~:AcAnugc. National l;t!< Isultd-
:r:, Wheeling ~. NJ. Luis r. Brand
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. hr-lSl. rs.
Furnished ;h.. Iu~t"liiE"Hc"r ny y. f..
NaStc; * Co. members" ~ n: N"% f"rk
S;.rE Exchange. National Bank Build
:"S. Wheeling w. Va, Louis +. brand,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
BANK CLEARINGS

t'ira-ins for !ty. NH!.l ! >'.'i@ 1913
Same dIy Last y"tr...... I.'''.""'."-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
FINANCIAL COMMENT

~ private w!r' % A. J.. M7St"n & CO.
irregular movement Is cx;-'rtrI. 50
jnr rs the new wa- Tux ruin" "u Si.rrt
s;r.@ is concerned. thor, Is =" "rrI.
activity contributed 10 III" mark;
;h.s, lays by hcaT..h operations .! pro
G"ruinHs ard ~unpatrntic An."-lrais.
and We 10 not arli"v" thc oUtrun" 90,
his proposition will hr material i:uli.
ish activity Is predicted from .'"l
channels,
IN 'NN stock market ~" %j;uaiI"u -
s., much ran!" favorable shan wh"u 'ir.'
las; loan was placed. that rIvorahi'
subscription conditions ? vii result.
TO-: deadly liquidation 90 ali securities.
was akinc place and nn ~atn"s,i' -
was developed anything but iIynriti"
a. parliCIp patton IN til" loan.
NEW YORk. April l.--Iu sp'" g.:
better sentiment respecting '",iay'S
:lurk": Operations Cher" is really nul:,-
in. tangible upon which to base t'''
cxprrtatl"ns ri an ;mm"i'l'" urwtca!
movement which would j." Sustained.
ThiS. however. is Simply l"ctTS.. t"r
ell tn" favorable war E"wS. IN riii'
offensive hIr not ~ started and until
!. DOES start 4 hUilish offensive a~-@)n-I
no enemy short account need not +"
-xr"ctcc. ai;hru"h m.arr operation.
Viii 5e tn ord". from lin" :" tim.
Indications from WASHINGTON point
10 Il long Sar. Til. cannot Be r"r-
~;rucd h.ar,sh on !uhus,ra! PROPERTIES
which opera" on toc Is" ri these pun
poses.
Good .cn"ril burning -: S.cel VII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. VI. Apr!i !. rs.
Daily quotation list OF III" Wheeling
Exchange. complied FOR lntcisi'
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N'Esit!''Ih -''i ~ t!Iit!H' u '#'F'' -
incs IS good rails and equipments n!c
YER light.
Th"re i~ Il disposition in \ largo nGr1-
her "f Offices I" look Hlrn IN" market
rs II waiting affair. ~G"i"nd,H; chiefly,
for activity. W"n r""$ from ni.rr''I.
IN" Liberty l"an "~rmFaISn - ND :" h"
4 restrictive" !r:lu"Hcc.
I,ni"rran; huWs': ar" advising ';r'
purchase uf Bethlehem Stcr! -" t;';.'i-
inr. tinted States Si-"i. American Car
i'"uni-v AMI Marin" preferred. IN pr''-
creme" :" special ISSUES. +; = stated!
:ha, th"S" issues show acc.inuint!"1.
!urin; r"crs@irr$.
Considerable stress ~; h".n" Imf! ..f,u
III" pnin, that Ia" third Liberty !o!,r VII
nor IL. subscribed Ia III ~ ltrI" pr";';
ZION hy rnrrnra.i"uS ~ %'r' f"r'!. =
loans owing /" h3s" war tax'S :.H! -"
Necessity for '"n:'rr.n@ "'rh.u& r"pI-
,ul /, - '<n"r'.I. now.y'r, that IN
NIL u ":t.,' 10y IA" scientific :u'ih"IE
, ma,!r 80 mIa" Tn" 1854" q i~"'D1:!nr ono
--"m"tginI that IA" German DIV" wll
hc!r.
The safest p"sS.hl. lav"stn,"r, "Ht~rA'
nt bonds -; ih" present i.rrr - t'lj al
conservative" STOCK Exchanges - j." Win
:, diversified >..:""iI'N 81 !nduSir.Nt If'
Icrr"d SfnCES r"pr"-"niiT@ ,"ii"iti"h>
;hruuchuui IN" country 'ult law" ,.it"'i
- ;h",r nS~";S '~.ai%ily iHf1n% til" ;"iSt
:hr"" y'ar".
We un!.,.,rua ",r.rh Il: ~" u"crSi-
,."es N official ,.r,!.- ,v'r tho Labor III
u",,,n has a!n'"i j~"rGtS" If III" u''"n
- ,r.. ....4,., Lirt.,- Il = fnf.rIrt'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

Whnrllng Steel i IRON Co.-rranstar
books clos" March &c. for = . per ccnI
cash dividend. payable April ..
Observation-Disclosures Co common
Transfer books close March -. Tor a
regular l.. per cent cash dividend and
az extra 81. per cent. payable April =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

Irdica,ona from WASHINGTON point
TO Il long VAR. Til. cannot b" r"iI-
~;rucd b.arlsh m industrial! nTui"rc!'&
which opera" or toc Is" NJ these pun
poses.
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Total shares iN?.4n".
Bonds Sa.6il.GuQ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-26

Ubieglej soboty odbyl sic wieczo-
rex pozegnalny ma Geese przysz}ego
wojaka, p. Bronisiawa Waloch, syna
PIP. Jana i Magdaleny Waloch, a
m~ieszkaiych ma Jadwigowie. Broni-
s}aw jedzie dzisiaj, dnia 26-go czerw
ca wraz zpoborowymi do obozu W
South Carolina. Wieczorek pozegnal
ny obecnoScia swoja z%aszczycili przy-
~jaciele z klubu do kt6rego p. Broni-
siaw nalezy, r. Franciszek Piszczek
2 iona Paulina, Marya Gaiaska, Wero
nika Driss. A. Waloch, syn jej Piotr
1 c6rka R6za / szwagier p%oborowego,
p. Stanislaw Mamola. Wszyscy go OBJ
darzyli podarunkami. Brat J6zef i
bratowa Anna sprawili mu ladny
komplet golarski 1 inne potrzebne
wojakowi rzeczy. Zegarek w~ojskowy
wrist watch) sprawiiy mu siostry.
Jadwiga, Marya, R6za i Helena. -
Wszyscy zebrani zyczyli mu szczesli-
wei podr6iy; matka jego zalowaia.
Re ME Jest o kilka lat miodsza gdyz
ubralaby sic W mundur 1 poszia kaj-
zerowi karku nakrecic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-26
SdDitarne Ska
dane t6zka

nose" SpiewaC bedzie W parku Da-
Wis Square W ~przysziy piatek, dnia
2S-go czerwca o godzinie S-mej VIE
czorem. Pokazywane beda take I o.
brazki migawkowe.
q y q
Ma Fundusz Ratunkowy zhierany
przez Polskich Foresterow Zebrano
do dnia dzisiejszego razem $752.36.
z tych najwieksza ofiare nadeslal
Franciszek H .Lakofka, zamieszkaly
pnr. ALP North Fitzpatrick avenue.
q o q
Parma Pulina Plotka, kt6reJ cho-
roba w~strzymala rozprawe sadowa @
zastrzelenie rad Antoniego j. jim
dra, stawaG bedzie pono dzisiaj W
sadie we w1asnej obronie, tax o.
rzeki jej adwokat wczoraj wieczo--
rem. Asystent prokuratora stanowe-
go James G. O'Brien zadawaf pannie
Plotka krzyzowe pytania gdy ia re-
slabla. Znajduje sic ona W domu
siostry swej pnr. SAB Gary Place,
gdzie lekarze orzekli, re pna Plotka
stracila przytomnos6 ma pewien czas
ale teraz przychodzi powoli do zdro-
via. Dogladaja ia dwie dozorczynie.
Sedzia SABBATH powiada, re W razie
gdyby Plotkowa ME stawila sic ma
sprawe dzisiaj zrana, ~zastosuje sic
on do prosby asystenta pr%okuratora
O'Brien'a o wycofanie jednego z wiel-
koprzysieg}ych co spowodowa}oby to,
re sprawl ia przesiuchiwana musia-
1aby bye przez nova kompletnie dwu
nastke przysiegiych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-26

Dzisiaj o godzinie 1880 wieczorem
W wielkiej sail Zwiazku Polek odbe-
die sic przyjscie i Vice, ma ktorym
gosciem honorowym bedzie kapitan
Kleczkowski, przybyiy z Francyi W
sprawach Armii Polskiej. Wszystkie
Polki W Chicago So niniejszem sapro
szone. wstep bezplatny. Miejsc re-
zerwowyeh ME bedzie. Kapitan Klecz
kowski przemawia6 bedzie specyalnie
do Polek; korzystajac z tel mlfe1
sposobnosci uslyszenia mowy rodaka,
przybylego z Misya, wszyscy lapel
MIA sale pc brzegi.
= O q
Posiedzenie Komitetu Obywatel--
skiego, jake mialo sic odbyc dzisiaj
wieczorem. dla waznych przyczyn Cd
loiono je do przysziej soboty, dnia
29-go czerwca. Posiedzenie to, ma
ktore stawi6 sic maja wszyscy repre-
zentanci / prezesi Towarzystw odbe-
die sic W dzien wymieniony W sail
Zwiazku Polek, pnr. 1909 North Ash
land avenue, o godzinie Smej wieczo-
rem, kiedy to przygotowany bedzie
program Dnia Lojalnosciowego 1 re-
branym przedstawiony.
o q e
U~roczyste przyjecie a~bituryentoW
abituryentek do Stowarzyszenia A
lumnow szkoiy sw. Stanisiawa Kost-
ki odbedzie sic we czwartek, dnla
27-go czerwca, o godzinie SIS VIE
ezorem W AUDITORIUM Sw. stanisia-
wa K. prey Noble 1 Bradley I'll. Pro-
gram skiadae sic bedzie 2 NOW, de-
klamacyi. oraz odegrana bdezie jed
noakt6wka D. t. NIECE Damoklesa
wstep do sail wolny dla wszystKicn'
o q q
Do North Carolina wyjezdza dzi-
siai p. Jan Przybylski, brat p. WaW-
rzynca Przybylskiego, wiceprezesa
banku Home. Jedzie on do o
armii narodowej jake Poborowy z
dxstryktu mr.. 64-go Avondale.
Is y q
Dzisiaj % godzinie 5-tej rano W
szpitalu PREY domu obiakanych sta
t. Hospital for Insane" W Dunnins'
III, zmarIa Agnieszka L~ukaszewska,
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{ KIT 4!
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY.
K~IERENSKIJ w
Londyn, &c. czerwca. - Alex
sander Kierenski, byiy premier
rosyjski, przybyi do Londynu.
KAROL WZYWA POMOCY
WILHELMA.

Londyn, &c. czerwca. - Baron
seydler oswiadczyf pred cesa-
rem Karolem, re ME przyjmie "a
proszenia do utworzenia nowego
gabinetu austryackiego. Ma pc,
siedzeniu Rady Panstwa uznano
sytuacye zywnosciowa "a bardzo
krytyczna, a cesarz Karol oswald
cyl, re osobiscie wstawia} sic u
cesarza Wilhelma w tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-26
N0TATKI REP0RTERA

gdzie proboszczem jest X. A. Slayer,
a ~pracowai on pred zaciagnieciem
do wojska baIku Live Stock
Bank" W South St. Paul, Mimi, jake
asystent kolektora; w czasie pobytu
W Chicago odwiedzil on p. Wawrzyn-
ca Przybylskiego, w~iceprezesa banku
Home" i p. Wojciecha Menkickfe-
go, wiceprezesa Macierzy Poiskiej.
Wczoraj ~przyjechaly z powrotem z
Pittsburgh, panic Wiktorya Biedke'
z pnr. 11NS North Robey utica Fran
ciszka Mieczynska, ktorej mieszka'
ME znajduje sic W North Chicago.
Lekcye jezyka a~ngielskiego odby-
waja sic kazdego wtorku i czwartku
miedzy godz. ina a 9ta wiecSorem
W sail parku Davis Square, PREY 40
i Paulina ulicy, ma Town of Lake
Ma lekcye to uczeszczaG moga "a
r6wno mezczyzni jak i niewiasty.
e q
Pan Stanisiaw Kmiecik, znany o.
: golnie wsr6d miodziezy chicagoskiej
| otrzymai wczoraj zawiadomienie z
Springfield, ILL.,, re zdaf pomyslnie eg
zamin ma aptekarza. Pan K. ME Ia
| dawalnia sic aptekarstwem lecz juz
drugi rok studyuje medycyne ma u
niwersytecie Chicagoskim.
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Zarzad banku polskiego North
western Trust and Savings Banks"
PREY Milwaukee ave. i Division ul
postanowiI podwyzszyG wszystkim O.
ficyalistom i oficyalistkom pensye
cd 10 do Is procent, poczawszy cd
1-go lipca. 1918. Czyni to, po pierw'
see , ably okazaG swoja ocene "a ich
wierna i uczciwa prace ola dobra te!
najwiekszej polskiej i%nstytucyi finar
sowej W Ameryce, a pc drugie, ably
i'm dopom6dz do o%pedzenia ciagle
zwiekszajacych sic kosztow utrzy-'
mania domowego. Jestto krok mai
wyzszej pochwafy godny, zas}uguja'
cy ma powszechne uznanie.
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uy;ac Stoua rzvszenia P0lskich KO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-26
Do p. T. Kores-
pondent6w.

Wszystkch naszych p. t. korespon.
@ent6w pros1my, by korespondencys
przeonac0one do ogloszenia W gaze.
do pisah atrameutem 1 M jednej tyi.
10 stronie papieru.
O, kt6rzy pragna swrotu kora.
pondency1, o ile nis nadajs ste n M
do druku, sechca wyratnie to saxna-
ezye, jakote4 dot4cy6 do listu zAadrs-
sowan4 koperta, zaopatrzon4 2 on.
towym znaozldem pocztow5m.
WiadomoSci o wydarzeniach pro.
Nmy nadsyiaf rychao, gdyt s~p61nionO
- PosiadAjA de dzjennikA waxtoioL
PosnukuJes. prscyr - CzytaI pilnis
cKioszeuta cod fubrykA sprAcA AZ
ngnalfRch CHlHA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-26

y Francyi, droga przez Washing
ton, D. c.. donoszz o smierci boha-
terskiej dw6ch polskich wojak6w, a
mianowicie, Izydora Czarniewskiego,
zamieszkalego dawniej PREY 1S-tym
Place, miedzy szesnasta i siedmna-
sta utica i J6zefa Kasper, z pnr. lis
Bunker n w Chicago. Byli oni
szeregowcami a zycie swoje po}ozyli
w ofierze "a wolnoSc narodow, ma
froncie francuskim.
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SzesnaScie dzieci | siedm star
szych os6b pokasaiy W ostatnich dWu
dziestu czterech godzinach psy; jest
to najwieksza liczba wypadk6w W
tym m~iesiacu.
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OBJ. J6zef Paszkiewicz, mfody in
zynier, z%atrudniony W biurach firmy
inzynierskiej Stone and Webster"
W budynku First National Bank
| Building, wstapii do korpusu sygna-
lowego armii amerykanskiej / WYE
chal przedwczoraj do obozu. Jest on
synem przemyslowca ma Stanistawo-
vie OBJ. Franciszka Paszkiewicza.
Pred kilku laty ukohczyl lnstytut
Technologiczny Armoura. Jest abitu-
ryentem Kollegium sw. Stanisfawa
Kostki. Pred dwoma laty posiubi1
panne Franciszke Kortas. Re iona
mieszkal W dzielnicy Irving Park.
Spodziewae sic MONA, re MILDLY In
zynier, dzieki swym zdolnosciom
kwalifikacyom fachowym, wnet sic
wybiie ma stanowisko oficerskie.
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Do PIP. Michala / Magdaleny Do
narskich, zamieszka}ych pnr. 2717
Drake avenue ma cztero dniowy ur-
lop z Camp Custer, W Battle creek,
Mich, przyjechal syn ich Franciszek,
; kt6ry wstapii jake ochotnik do kor-
push sygnalowego dnia 1go grudnia,
1917 roku. UczeszczaI on ma wstep-
ne wyk}ady a W kwietniu b. r. Wy
sfany zosta} do obozu Custera.
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Wczoraj W stan oskarzenia sta
wieni zostali meizdy innymi trzej
Polacy, Adam Kapuscihski, "a pre-
sy1anie poczta ~sprosnego listu; VIA
dysiaw ]. Jabiohski "a dokonanie kra
dziezy ma szkode poczty | Jozef Wa
Iensa "a przekroczenie ustawy Mann
Act.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-26

c6rka PIP. Tomasza i Franciszki Luz
kaszewskich, zamieszkaiych pnr.
1912 Fleetwood utica. Rodzice zmar-
lei zaliczani So do najstarszych pa
rattan ma Stanisiawowie.
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W tych dniach ~intratna posade W
banku Home" objai p. Szczepan Ma
linowski, zamieszkaly pnr. 292S AL
len avenu
Y. Jan O%byrtacz, G. R., proboszcz
parafii sw. Jadwigi, obchodzii oneg-
daj swoje imieniny i z tel okazyi, ma
plebanii Jadwigowskiej w~ystawiony
byi obiad, W czasie ktorego przema-
wall X. Teofil Szypkowski, X. Kon-
sultor Ludwik G%rudzinski, Prev. y.
Praiat Stanisiaw Nawrocki, kapitan
Pawef Kleczkowski, sedzia Edmund
X. Jarecki, X. Jan Zwierzchowski a
ma koniec przemowil / sam solenl-
zant. X. Jan Obyrtacz. Obecni ma o.
biedzie byli nastepujacy: X. Franci-
seek Gordon, Y. Franciszek DEM
hinski X. Stanisiaw Siatka, X. P. Py-
terek, X. F. Ostrowski, X. F. Siess,
X. A. Knitter, X. S. Swierczek, X.
w. Swientek, X. ]. Stoinski, X. A.
Drewniak, X. P. Tudyka, X. A. Ia
rasiuk, X. Szczepan Kowalski, x.
Stefanowicz, X. Kmiecik, X. FLIP
ski, X. B. Kasprzycki, X. Jan So
| bieszczyk, X. ]. Rapacz, X. K. Falin-
ski, X. A. Sobczak, X. SwiatkowsSi,
X. s. Kowalczyk, X. F. Ladon, X.
Cieslak, X. Warol, X. Mielcarek, y.
F. SARA i X. j. Szczepanski. Obecni
byli takze i ORGANISED PIP. Wiede-
man, Bronislaw Rybowiak, PaWfo-
wski / syn. alderman Jan Piotrow-
ski. Steinbach, adwokat WaWrzy-
nice Zygmunt i A. A. Kowalski.
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Wczoraj do Chicago p~rzyjechaf p.
Franciszek Koleski z Minneapolis
Minnesota do p. Kazimierza Reko-
siaka. zam. pnr. 1853 Dickson utica.
Dzis D. Koleski jedzie do Camp Grant
iako poborowy z stanu Minnesota.
Rodzice Koleskiego naleza do pa
rafii sw. Kasimierza Minneapolis