davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-02-28
TODEC|DE SOLDIERS FATE
President, to Pass ep Death Sentence
of American Fighters Found
Sleeping at Posts.

Whether four American soldiers of
Gen. Pershing's Army in France shall
suffer the death penalty for sleeping on
post at the battle front rests with
President Wilson. The men were con-
victed by court-martial of the charge
Of sleeping while on guard duty in
trenches near the German line and
were sentenced to be executed.
Although under the Presidents orders
Gen. Pershing was authorized to take
final action in such cases, he declined
the responsibility of ordering the exc
cution of the first of his soldiers to be
convicted of such an offense He there
fore referred the cases to the War De-
partment. only indicating his approval
of the findings and sentence in each
case.
Several months ago an American SOL
dier in France, convicted of the charge
of rape. was summarily executed by or
der of Gen. Pershing, whose action was
approved by the authorities at Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
HUPP MURDER TRIAL OPENS
Wealthy Oil Dealer Charged With
Killing Man He Found With Wife

CLEVELAND. Ohio. February Is
Both sides announced they were ready
when the murder trial of Elmer HUM.
the wealthy oil dealer. charged with
killing Charles Joyce, a travelling sales
man. opened in criminal court here to-
day. The murder took place at the
Hupp home January 10. At that time
it was said by the police Hupp returned
unexpectedly from Chicago and discoy-
cred Joyce. fnis friend. and Mrs Hupp in
the latter'S room.
One of the chief witnesses at the trial
will be Consuelo Hupp. f1fteen-year-old
daughter of the slayer. Two days after
the shooting Hupp was released on S35,-
900 cash bond. He Immediately re-
Joined his wife and they declared their
reconciliation was complete.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
S100,0OO,OO0 IS NEEDED
Red Gross to Initiate Drive for Ad-
ditional Funds Week of
May 6 to 13.

With the object of raising another
500, 0,O00,0 900 with which to carry on its
war and civilian relief work. etc, the
American Red Cross is to inaugurate
drive during the week of May to 13.
Announcement of the drive was with
held at national headquarters, as it
was desired to wait until the Treasury
Department fixed the date for the third
liberty foan.
Notification of the date of the drive
was sent to division headquarters
throughout the country, and the head
quarters at Kansas City, Mo, spilled
the. beans by informing the press. the
announcement. therefore, going over
the country by telegraph from Kansas
City, instead of from the national head
quarters here ~. Il a "a 5s 4. sze.s d. s.sss
Evening star., 1918-02-28
RUSH ACTION upon
LEGISLATIVE BILL
Representative J. W. Byrns
Expects to Put in Meas
ure Today.
SALARY RAISES IN RIDER

Representative Joseph w. Byrns of
Tennessee, chairman of the subcommit-
tee on legislative, executive and judicial
appropriations, which is the big appro-
priation bill for the government de-
partments in Washington, said today
that he expects to put III hiis Bfjffif 1ate this
afternoon. He will endeavor to get
consideration Of the l,ias -tusdorrow, i'm
mediately following final action on the
railroad control Measure.
While the Byrns subcommittee is still
continuing executive hearings on the
Heating bill allowing increases of from
to 80 per cent for government en-
ployes in all branches of the federal
service. Chairman Byrns indicated that
it was the intention to have this omni-
bus salary increase measure reported in
time to be put as an amendment on the
legislative bill before that measure is
disposed of by the House.
Expect Quick Action.
AS appropriation bills have to be
passed, it is thought by labor leaders
in the House that the omnibus salary
increase measure would get quicker
action as emergency legislation if put
as an amendment to the legislative ap-
preparation bill.
Sentiment in the committee seems to
favor a graduated scale of increases
of from 5 to 20 per cent. Labor lead
ers are contending that the schedule
OF from 5 to 80 per cent as approved
by the National Federation of Federal
Employees should be passed.
Efficiency Men Testify.
The Byrns subcommittee had before
1t today representatives of the eff
cheney commission, testifying to the
grade of work performed by govern
ment employees and the rates of pay
in comparison with those in outside
employment.
much impressed by statements made
by representatives of the employees
union from the bureau of engraving
and printing. the school teachers and
janitors. the government printing office
force and other important government
workshops in Washington. The testi-
mony given the committee by ]. A.
whitfield. president of the Old Dutch
Market, Inc. was seriously considered
by the members of the committee.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
SIR ROBERT BORDEN IN
CONFERENCE AT TREASURY
Discusses Transfer to Canada of
British Credits With Sec
retary McAdoo.

Sir Robert Borden, Canadian premier,
conferred today with Secretary McAdoo
regarding the transfer to Canada of
British credits granted by the Treasury.
Some information regarding the ar
rangements probably will be disclosed
in the monthly announcement of new
BRITISH war credits
Sir Robert conferred also with Ber-
nard Baruch of the War Industries
Board OF establishment of greater CO.
ordinat ton between the two govern
ments in purchasing war materials
here.
After a final conference late today
with the Earl of Reading. British am
bassador, the Canadian premier will
leave for Ottawa.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
Any Bill Is Expected
to Have Hard Shedding
in Senate Committee

Any bill providing authority for the
Post Office Department to take over
the teSephone system of the District of
fcolumbia. should it be referred to the
Senate committee on post Offices and
post roads, vii, have hard shedding.
The sentiment of the committee is said
to be overwhelmingly against govern
ment ownership.
The Gore bill, providing for the TAX
ing over of the District telephone sys-
TEN. introduced last December has
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Evening star., 1918-02-28
kindergarten Teachers,
in Plea for Raise, Say
They Are Lowest Paid

The plea of the kindergarten teach
ers of Washington, who described
themselves as the lowest paid teachers
in the public school system of the Dis
trict. receiving a minimum salary of
$500 a year. has been made to the ap-
propriations subcommittee of the
House considering the omnibus federal
salary increase bill They ask a mini
mum salary of $1,000 a year, and that
they may through length of service
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Evening star., 1918-02-28
Col. Murphy's Will Is Filed.

RICHMOND, Va, February eS-The
will of the late Col. John Murphy. one
of the best known hotel men of the
south. has been flied for probate. dis
posing of property worth $s77,640. The
bulk Of the estate goes to the widow
and children, but many charitable in
stitutions are remembered with $500 be-
quests. The stock of the Murphy Hotel
Company remains in the family.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
EXPLOSION AT SCHOOL OF FIRE.
One Killed, Others Injured by Live
! Bomb in Pox of Dummies.

HONOLULU, T. H, February Is
Corp. John Simmons. Piedmont. S. C.,
was instantly killed. Capt. Peter Soren-
son and Lieut. w. Hanna, were injured
seriously and three other officers re-
ceived slight injuries from the explo-
sion of a grenade at the school of fire,
Schofield barracks, today.
The explosion was said to be due to
the presence of live bomb in box
supposed to contain dummies.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
BRITISH SUCCEED
IN RAIDS ON FOE
Score North of Scarpe and at
H0uthoIst Forest-Much
Aerial Activity.
FRENCH TAKE PRISONERS

By the Associated Press
LONDON, February 28.-'English
troops carried out a successful raid last
night against the enemy's trenches on
Greenland hill. north of the Scarpe
river" says today's war office report.
Twelve prisoners and a machine gun
were captured by US. English and
Scottish troops also raided German po-
sitions in the southern portion of
Houtholst forest, and brought back
twelve prisoners and three machine
guns.
THE enemy's artillery was active in
the neighborhood of Havrincourt wood
and south of the Scarpe river. The ar
tillery on both sides was active during
the early part of the night east of
Ypres"
The report from Field Marshal Haig's
headquarters in France last night said
"A successful raid. in which several
casualties We're inflicted on the enemy
out last night by the Canadians near
Lens"
British Aerial Operations.
An official statement on British aerial
operations last night said:
THE weather was fine Tuesday hut a
strong west wind greatly favored the
enemy in the air fighting. Four tons of
bombs were dropped on large railway
sidlnss at Courtrai, a railway junction
midway between Douai and Valen-
ciennes. two airdromes north of Douai
and billets
"The fighting in the air was severe
and there were many combats between
the enemy's scouts and our reconnais-
sanee, bombing and fighting machines
one enemy machine was brought down
by gunfire; another was forced to land
inside the British lines, and twelve
others were brought down. Eight Of
our machines are missing.
During the night more than half a
ton OF bombs was dropped on the har-
racks and railway stations at Treyes
me same night nearly one and one-half
tons OF bombs were dropped on an air
drome near Metz. One hostile machine
was brought down. All Of ours re.
turned safely
French Take Prisoners,
PARIS. February 2s.-"French ma
trols operating in the region of Beau
mont Nerdun 'front.' and in lorraine
brought back prisoners" says today's
war ONCE statement. THE artillery
nre was somewhat lively north of Hill
S44 on the right bank of the Meuse
The night was calm on the remainder
of the 'front.'
me of1cIal communication issued by
the war Office last night said:
ON February 26 three German air.
planes were brought down nv our
pilots. Our bombing escadrilles dropned
4,3eo k1los of explosives, notably on the
railway stations at Metz-SabIons and
Warmeriyille." ~
Evening star., 1918-02-28
Methodist Editors to Confer.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. February Is
Southern Methodist editors from many
states are in Nashville today, to hold
a conference with the centenary COM
mission of the church, to formulate
plans for the celebration Of founding of
Methodist missions in America. which
is to begin in 1913.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
AMERICAN SURGEON HoNoRED
Legion of Honor to DR.. Borsch for
Eve Surgery in France.\

PARIS. February 2S.-The Legion of
Honor has been conferred on DR.. Louis
Borsch. an American resident of Paris
and formerly of Philadelphia, in rec
ognition of his services as eye surgeon
at the French military hospital of
Grand Papais, in the Champs Elysees.
Presentation was made yesterday by
President Poincare.
In August. 1909. DR.. Borsch received
the royal medal of the Italian ministry
of public instruction for his work in
ophthalmology, - =.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
GERMANS ORDERED |
TO HALT ADVANCE |
IN RUSSIA, REPORT
Berlin, However, Claims Fur.
ther Progress and Huge
Captures of Guns.
TEUTON SOCIALISTS
BITTERLY ARRAIG NED
Kaiser Gives More Aid to Finland.
Seizure of Cossack Capital
-.-- Is Claimed.
ALLIED EMBASSIES,
ALSO AMERICAN,
QUIT PETROGRAD

BY LOUIS EDGAR BROWNE.
CableGram to The Evening Star
and Chicago Daily News,
Copyright, 1918.
PETROGRAD. Russia. February
2S.-An the allied embassies, in
cludfng the American. have left
PetrOgrad. The members Of the
American Red Cross here also left
at the same time.
No further word from Ambassn-
dor Francis ms 10 his plans for
leaving PetrOgrad had been re-
ceived here early today. Secre-l
tary Lansing, when asked about,
unofficial reports that the am
bassadOr and some Of the other
embassies had departed. declared
tke State Department had no In
formation whatever.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
German Aid for Finland.
Claim Novo Tcherkask.

Noyo Tcherkask. capital of the terri
tory of the Don Cossacks, has been
captured by the revolutionary troopA
today.
Evening star., 1918-02-28

Continued on Second Page.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

Obywatele i ~obywatelki W lei
wardzie znaja dziafalnoSc alder
mana Walkowiaka ma polu po-
litycznym i narodowym. Wsze-
die jest i kazda dobra sprawe
popiera. Jest mowcs znakomi-
tym, ktory ze sw biegfa i piekna
angielszczyzna wszedzie polka
FAC sic moze, nietylko W radzie
mieskiej, ale PREY kazdej sposob-
nosci, gdzie o dobro obywateli
! obywatelek tel wielkiej naszej
rzeczypospolitej sic rozchodzi'
Pana Walkowiaka nazwisko znaj
duje sic W kolumnie demokra-
tycznej ma balocie. (Og}(.
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NOTATKI %REPORTERA.

zawieziono do apteki Eelhsneira,
przy Lincoln i Milwaukee ave-, gdzie
udzielono jej pierwszej pomocy le-
karskiej, poczem odwieziono ia do
domu.
q q q
2s2 poborowych z r65nych dystryk
tow wyjezdza dzisiaj do obozu woj-
skowego Granta W Rockford, Ill. Po-
miedzy odjezdzajacyml jest take
sporo Polak6w, kt6rych spis, z braku
miejsca, odkladamy do jutra. Wyjez-
dzaja zatem poborowi 2 dystrykt6w
4, IL, 20, 60, 5, 81, 80, AZ, So 1 As.
q q q
Leon Dubinski, kt6ry do dnia 90.
marca mial dwie zony, ~znajduje sie
ma stacyi policyjnej Marquette, po-
licya zaS poszukuje powody naslego
zgonu zony jego numer drugi; panny
Amy Ksliniewicz, liczacej okoio lat
20. Mieszkaia ona pnr. 1852 West
Gotta utica, W mleszkaniu ktore u
medieval sam Dubinski. Zmaria ona
W szpitalu powiatowym dnia 2O-go
marca. Prey egzaminacyi posmiert-
mel znaleziono W zoladku jej truciz-
ne.
Dubinski przyEnai sic, podlug opo-
wiadan p%orucznika Charles Larkina,
re on napelnial kapsle, kt6re zawie-
rally chinine. ktora, jak sam powia-
da, skradi cd swego przyjaoiela. w
odpowiedziacn ma pytania mu zada-
n Q przez policye, jakos ME jasno Cd
powiadai.
Meble z mieszkania PREY 20tej u
Icy odstawiono do skiadu mebli &C.
neral Furniture Co., pnr. 1909 So.
LOOMS ul., gdzie tez d~owiedziano sic
ae Dubinski meble to kupil ma raty.
Aresztowano go PREY piracy W zakia-
dach Western Electric Company.
iona Dubinskiego, mr.. /. z kt6ra
Dubinski doc1ekal sic dwoie dsieci,
jedno W wieku lat 8, q drugie 1S-te
m~iesieczne, miesEka pnr. 1880 sacra-
mento ave.
q q q
Kanclerye swoja przeprowadzia
DR.. Adam s~zwajkart, z pnr. 1851 N.
Ashland avenue do novel kanceia-
ryi pnr. 14O1 No. Ashland I've
q q q
Tow. Budowniczo-P ozyczkowe i'm.
Alberta Wachowskiego, i~stnfejace
przesz}o 20 lat, a za3ozone przez AL
| berta Wachowskiego z Kazimierzo-
wa, zakiada obecnie dziesiata file W
Poznaniu gdzie buduja olbrzymie IA
bryki.
Organizacyjne posiedzenie tejze fl
Iii zwolane jest przes obyw. A. Wa
| c~howskiego ma poniedzialek Wielka-
nocny, dnia 1go kwietnia, poczaw--
sly O godz. 1880 wieczorem, do sail
p~arafialnej sw. Stanislawa B. NJ,
gdzie proboszczem Jest X. Jan W.
Robakowski.
W Poznaniu potrzeba ma gwalt xii
kunascie dom6w mieszkalnych. wsku
TEX przeprowadzenia tam fabryk Q
Chicago, wiec tez ma gwait potrzeba
W Poznaniu polskiej sp6iki budowla-
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Pc ROKU PIRACY.

Kazie stowarzyszenie zawodowe
pelniG must zadania og6lno-spoiecz-
ne W swoim zakresie specyalnym i
podlega przez to samo kontroli pu-
blicznej. Z tego w~ychodzac zafoze-
mia poczuwamy sic do obowiazku zio
zenia sprawozdania 2 pierwszego ro-
ku naszei dziaialnoSci.
Tow. Dentystow Polskich zaiozo-
ne pozostaio staraniem Doktora WI.
Koniuszewskiego. Pierwsze zebranie
or~ganizacyjne przyjefo pred kilku
laty charter" istniejaco2o podobne-
60 stowarzyszenia Nv ktorym czynni
byli doktorzy: Nowacki, Melifski,
Wybraniec / w. A. G6rny), a ma
%nastepnem posiedzeniu przyjeto kon-
stytucye i dokonano ~wybor6w. Cd
tego czasu odbywano p~osiedzenia co
miesiac, ma kazdem 2 mich omawla-
JAG sprawy naukowe | techniczne W
zakresie zawodowym. ma podstawie
kolejno przez czionkow pr~zygotowa-
nych referat6w.
Ma zewnatrz szerzono zrozum1e--
ME hygieny jamy ustnej droga pu-
blikacyi W polskich pismach chicago
skich t. wv. biuletyn6w pod zbioro-
wynn tytuiem >, w ~staraniu o zdro-
wie".
Lista oSlonkow przedstawia sic W
sposob nastepujacy:
az czionkowie peinoprawni:
DR.. S. G6rny, 19ta ul. / Ashland
ave-, Chicago, Ill. (komisya prasy).
DR.. K%obrzyhski, 1908 w. Division
ul., Chicago, III.
DR.. WI. K~oniuszewski, sol Mil
waukee ave-, Chicago, I'll. (prezes).
DR.. F. Kubiak, 11411 So. Michi-
gan ave-, Pullman, III.
DR.. ]. J. Liss, 1401 n. Ashland
ave-, Chicago, Ill. (~skarbnik).
DR.. W. Nowacki, 1891 Milwaukee
ave. Chicago, III. (wiceprezes hi
b%liotekarz).
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" STARAN|U 0 zDROWIE.
BiuIetyny Towarzystwa Dentyst6w Polskich.

DR.. H. Ordan, 1852 Milwaukee
ave-, Chicago, Ill. (kom,sya cenzor-
ska):
DR.. F. Polka, 1909 w. 1Sta ul.,
Chicago, Ill. tkomisya czionk6w).
DR.. J.. %str6zewski, 2026 N. Robey
ul., Chicago, III.
DIR. N. S. Trafny. 5t29 w. s1sza
ul., Cicero, Ill.
DR.. f. j. Urbanowicz, 4644 South
Ashland ave-, Chicago, III. (sekre-
tarz).
DR.. n. J. Urbanowicz, South Chi
ca2o, Ill.
DR.. J. Zabrocki, 25 2. Washington
ul., Chicago, Ill. e..
DR.. ]. zielihski, 1852 N. Ashland
ave-, Chicago, Ill.
b. czlonkowie nadzwyczaJni:
DR.. S. Lepak, c. D. c. Chicago, III.
DR.. 8. C~hadiupski, 1907 - sofa
ul., Brooklyn, n. Y.
c( czlonkowie - hospitanci:
A. NJ. J6zefczyk, 2137 No. Ham,
lin ave.
P. Kruszynski, 1S49 Warren ave.
A. S. Lepak. 1922 w. Monroe ul.
s., NJ. Mioduszewski, 2137 N. Ham
lin ave.
w. osowski, 1910 Adams ul.
B. B. Pawiowski, 2214 N. Lorel
ave-.
S. PAGER, 4644 So. Hermitage ave.
A. Piekarsld, 3O36 N. Hamlin ave.
j. Skowron, 1879 N. Lincoln ul.
w. Ulanowicz, 1922 w. Monroe
ul
z. Zagorski, 2137 Haddon ave.
Czlonkiem peinoprawnym moae
bye kaAdy Polak, uprawniony do
praktyki W zawodzie dentystycznym
W obrebie Stanu Illinois, ktorego
nazwisko ~figuruje ma liscie ogolne-
go Stow. Dentyst6w W Chicago, kto-
ry innym slowem jest czynnym cz}on
klein instytucyi zawodowej 1 pre-
strzega kodeksu e%tycznego.
CzIonkiem nadzwyczajnym mole
bye kazdy Pohk, dentysta, praktyku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

,jacy ma podobnych zasadach poza
kregiem Stanu Illinois.
Czlonkiem hospitantem mozc ]
kazdy Polak, siuchacz dentysty
uczeszczajacy do uznanych szk6i {
tystycznych.
Wskutek tych ograniczen, Tt
Dentyst6w Pol. ME zdola}o OBJ.
wszystkich Polak6w dentyst6w, a
ktorzyby warunkom mogli odpow
dat, ME poczuwaja sic widocznie
obowiazk6w spolecznych, scisle wv
zanych 2 zawodowymi. Many jedn
prawo spodziewac sic, re liczba D
szych czlonkow 2 czasem wzrosnie
miare ro~zszerzenia naszych wp
WOW | zrozumienia naszych zasat
Zadania Towarzystwa dada sic
kresliG kr6tko jake dwukierunkoV
Az wzajemnego uczenia sic W
kresie zawodowym I kontroli W '
konywaniu rzetelnem obowiazk
wobec pacyent6w i b. s~zerzenie
sad hygieny jamy ustnej ma re
natrz, droga osobistych .starah.
zbiorowa, przez publikacye, wyk
dy ftp.
Pierwszy rok piracy wsp6lnej '
robii wzajemne zrozumienie sic, /,
VIVA harmonic W dzialaniu, Sroz
mienie cel6w ! uswiadomienie 81
iecznych obowiazk6w kaadego zav
dowca. Ma TEN oparci - motemy
o. wiele poAyteczniejszych praw 81
dziewaG W roku drugim ! bardz
widocznych rezultatow.
Konczac pcczuwamy sic Do Of
wiazk6w publicznego podzisk Tow
MIA Szan. Redakcyi "a 4yczliw1 us
powanie nam miejsca W JET DEen
ku, proszac nadal o stale wsptfdsl
ianie.
Ia Kom. Prasy T. D. p.
DIR. Stefan 8. Gdtny.
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BACZNOSC OBYWATELE! -
WszYsCY CT, KT0RZY DO DZISIAJ
ME P0DAII SPISU DOCHOD0W Y
ROKU 1917 - MECH SIZE STAWIA
DIS Pc GODZINIE S-MEJ VIE
CZOREM DO BANKU JAGIELLY,
Ma DRUGIEM PIETRZE w b.
DYNKU DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
sKIEGo, PNR. 1861 WEST d.
VISION UTICA. w BANKU JAGIEh-
LY BEDZIE JAN SMOROWsKI, DE-
PUTOWANY KOLEKTORA AKCY-
ZY 1 TEN shUZYC BEDZ1E Ma
SYM RADIANT L ZAPISYWAC BE-
DIE DOCHODY VASE. sTAWCIE
SIZE DZISIAJ. - ME STOSUJA-
CYCH SIZE DO RoZKAZoW RzADU,
CZEKA KARA PIENIEzNA 1 VIE
ZIENIE.
q q q
D~oroczna wiosenna wystawa kwia-
tow W parku Garfielda, PREY Madi-
o independence Blvd. otwarta
bedzie Cd dnia Sligo marca do dnia
AGO kwietnia, b. r. Kwiaciarnia
otwarta bedzie ola zwiedzajacych cd
godziny S-mej rano do godziny loci
wieczorem; pOdlug nowego systemu
czasu, cd 1-go kw~ietnia, cd godzi-
ny 9-tej rano do godziny 11-tej VIE
czorem.
Ma wystawie znajduja sic lille, tu-
lipany, narcyzy. razem Okoto 12,OOO
kwiat6w reprezentujacych okoio so
gatunk6w.
9 o q
Parma Wanda Barczyhska, corka
pp. Romano i Teofilh Barczynskich.
tamieszkalych pnr. 1888 n. Paulina
III. spadla wczoraj z tramwaju 1 bo-
lsSnie sic pokaleczyia. Parma Bar
czynska wsiadla ma t-amwaj linii
Milwaukee ave PREY Paulina ulicy
MIN zdazyla wejSc do Srodka re
chodki, konduktor dai znak moto--
rowemu ably ten iechai dalej. Szarp-
niscie jake spowodowai motorowy
rozpoczeciem dalszej Iazdy, zrzadziio
to, 70 Barczyiska wypadfa ma ulice
2 tramwaju i bolesnie sic pokaleczy-
Ia. E. Kawnowski z pnr. 1904 Fowler
uI., kt6ry tel czekai na tramwa1
przy Paulina ul. zeznai, re wilma W
wypadku spada ma kompanis tram
wajows, gdyz konduktor ME czeSai'
al Barczyhska weszia do tramwaju'
ale !sl snsk do ruszenia motoroWe-
mu, gdy ia znajdowaia sic jes2cze ma
chodzcs tramwajowej. Pokaleozona
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Col Choroby Sk6rne

Me potrzeba cierpiee ma egzems, zesz-
Pecenia, wqgry, wysypki, i podobne przy-
padlosci sk6rne. Troche zemo, kupionego
W apiece "a $50, hub ekstra dula butelka
"a $1.OO, / zaraz przylozonego, zazwyczaI
przyniesie natychniastowa ulge W dokucz:
liwem s~wierzbieniu. Czysci, koi skore l
goi szybko skutecznie wiekszose chor6b
sk6rnych.
'Zemo Jest zadziwiajacym, przenikaja-
Gym, znikajacym plynem ] koi naidelikat-
niejsza skors. Me jest ttusty, iatwo go
stosowae ! tanio kosztuje. Dostah go.
dis ] uchroh sic Cd przyszfych cierpiei.
. The E w. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

Werdykt ma sumo S~5,999.SS wydal
wczoraj sedzia Jesse Baldwin ma ko-
rzysc PAM Maryi Zuromskiej z No
wego Yorku ktora skarzy}a stowarzy
szenie metropolitan Church Asso--
citation, Duke NJ. Farsona i Edwi-
ma l.. Harvey, pryczer6w tego zboru,
O wyIudzenie cd niej $4,000 z picnic
dry jake zmariy jej ma}zonek POGO
stawi} jej W banku. Harvey skazany
byl ma $3.50 kary, a Farson original
p~orzadna nagane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

Chlopcy W wieku lat 14-cie Tub wy
zej, kt6rzy chcieliby pouczyc sic tro-
che o elektrycznoSci, zapisac sic mo-
ga do klubu Electricity Club" W
Northwestern Sediment University,
PREY Augusta i Noble ul. Czionko-
vie klubu tego zbieraja sic ma lex
eye W Srody o godzinie 1880 wieczo-
rem; lekcye odbywat sic beda przez
dziesiet tygodni. Zapisowe do klubu
tego wynosi tylko dziesieG centow.
Pan H. L. ODonnell ~przewodnik klu
bu tego dawac bedzie malcom in
strukcye i demonstrowa6 take SHE
elektrycznoEci. Nasi mali zamiast
walesae sic po ,~,kornerach" powinni
do klubu tego sic zapisat.