davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
eOMR SCARE At CAPITAL

Shaving Stick Box Internal Machine
IN Civil Service Boards Coal Bin.
Washington. FEB. 2-There was
small bomb scare at the civil service
commission.
A charwoman found a shaving stick
box in the coal hole, filled with a mix
tu~e Of dynamite and giant powder,
with a fuse at the bottom.
The police say that had ii exploded
some windows might have been brok-
en-. and expressed the opinion that
some employe who expected promo
tior BY discovering" il was Yespon-
sible,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
TRY TO ASSASSINATE L-FMINE
Student Fires at 6oIsheviki Premier,
But Misses Him.

oT7on. Feb. 2-Another unsuccess.
full attempt on the life of Nicholas
Lenine, Bolsheviki premier. was made
according to the Petrogred CORES.
pendent Of the Daily News.
4 young man in a students uni.
form entered the Smolay Institute,
the Bolsheviki headquarters, and fired
shot from a revolver at the pre-
mier. He did not hit him.
The Red Guards on duty before
Lenine's quarters have been arrest.
ed charged with negli.ence-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
Czerr'n Vows Sincerity.

London, Feb. 2-It 5 known posi-
lively Count CzerEio, the tustro Hun
garian forcien rinis-er th -ough pr.
vate Intermediates has sent message
after message to President Wils1n as
suring him OF the sincerity and guile
iessness Of Austrian dip'rmacy This
Is stated IL RerEa DESPATCH TO the
DILL Meil
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
Baruch May Head Board.

Washingto Feb. 2.-Appont m mt
Nf BERNARD NJ. Raruch as chairman Of
he wa Industries board to succeed
Daniel willard. resigned, appeared
probable. Mr.. Baruch is a mhember
of the board, He has been in charga
Of the purchase of raw materials.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
Gibson Succeeds Murphy,

Washington, Feb. 2.-Harvey D
Gibson, general manager of the Amer
lean Red Cross, has been made .
member of the war council, succeed
ing MAJ of 81 sen N AIl=Phy va
resigned TO join General Pershing's
aft.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02

Center.
Jassy, Rumania, Feb. 2.--Kishinev,
capital of Bessarabia, and the scene
OF Jewish massacre fifteen years ago,
was taken by Rumanian forces. wlo
were sent there in response to an
appeal for aid from the local Bessa-
rabian government
Odessa was captured by the Bolshe
wiki Saturday nigat. The Bolshey ki
troops are now in Ill control of that
city. i
Odessa is the most important city
and seaport of southern Russia and
the fourth city Of the empire in popu
lation. It is short distance east Of
the mouth of the Dnieper river and
about 400 miles northeast of Constall-
tinople. The city is of modern growth
and well laid out and wears a west
-sgrePsa9 . - be- La Rrssisn-ss.
pect. The imperial new Russian uni
yersity, founded in 1865, is located
there, and had before the war more
Ties OF grain are exported from this
port. as 1t is the natural outlet for the
southwestern provinces OF the empire.
The last available census, that of 1901.
gave the population as approximately
100000 persons; of whom nearly one
third were Jews.
K1shinev, with a population in 1891
of about 100000 is the chief center of
Bessarabia for trade In grain, wool,
tallow, hides and tobacco. It is 10,
Gated on the Byk river, eighty FIVE
miles northwest of Odessa and thirty
miles from the Rumanian border. Its
population consists of Rumanians.
Russians. Jews, Bulgarians, Germans,
Tartars and gypsies. Wine culture
and the growing of tobacco are the
regions chief Industries.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
200 Die in Alcohol Plant Fire.

Petrograd. Feb. 1.-Two hundred
persons persisted in a fire in an alco.
hol factory at Novo Archangelsk. A
crowd of carousers broke into the fac
tory and became trapped in the cellar.
Some one lighted candle and the al
-ohol fumes exploded
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
3 KILLED, 5 INJURED
BY RUNAWAY TRAIN
Freight Gets Beyond Control
and Plunges Into Another.

louisville, Feb. George Edwards.
PottsviLe; n. r. BaumgaItiner.
Wlikes-Barre, and H. Zoland, Potts
vile, were killed when freight train
ran away on the Pennsylvania rail-
road and plunged into another freight
at lower st. Clair, near here.
Five men are in the Pottsvfle hos
pital suffering from injuries sustain
ed in the wreck.
The men in the hospital are ]. Keat
ing, slightly injured; Frank Schrope,
condition serious; Bertram c. Stauf-
fer, fractured skull; ]. T. Stinear. Ia
cerations; l. E. Meyer, scalded but not
seriously. The first four are from
Pottsyiile. Movers home is in Sun
bury
The freight train which ran away
was an extra which runs nightly be-
tween the upper and lower anthracite
regions. Seven cars of wheat, a car
OF cattle and five cars of coal were
in the train which was, composed of
approximately forty cars. --
It got beyond control of the engine
man, according to statements Of rail-
readers at Morris Junction and struck
he freight at Lower st, Clair. More
than a dozen cars we're hurled from
the track and the two locomotives
--;s-s.Ss-- $780, ! shSa
Railroaders- from the st. Clair yards
Of the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
way hearing the crash rushed to the
scene and rescued -hn men who were
pinned under the wreckage.
The cattle car cDtetely de-
molished and the bodies of pigs and
steers are scattered all about.
The road is completely blocked and
the Pennsylvania is cietouring its
trains over the Reading.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
An EGc&ptioi,,

"Oh, niam;.!a; il Ms so lovely in
the country, The lees are all red and
gold and the birds were sipgiag-''
"ShucllS," said Willie. THE birds
don't sing in November; thay go
south unit spring
'Rut these bird. were singing. They
were o!.Ahitcs, and l CUES. L heard
them si-~;~~~'
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
MISSING CHILD MOVES POLICE
New York Girl May Have Been Either
Murdered or Kidnapped.

New York, Feb. "A hundred de
tectives are searching for Lillian Ros
ner, three years old, who disappeared
from in front of her home in Lenox
avenue Tuesday afternoon.
The police already have searched
houses, schools and parks without
success. Scores of cellars near her
home, where it was feared she might
have been lured and murdered, vera
searched. The police also are work.
ing on a theory she was kdna ned
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
More Warships at vladlyostock.

London. Feb. Five more entente
varshins have arrived at Vladivostok.
according to dispatches from Perro.
rad. China, acting on allied advice.
Nqs forbidden expectation of food
tufts to Russia.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
Chamherlain'S Tablets.

These Tablets are intended espe-
cially for disorders of the stomach,
liver and bowels. If you are trou-
bled with heartburn, Indigestion or
constipation, they will do you good.
ADV
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02

Sill to Give Valley Forge $4,000.
WASHINGTON. Feb. "A bill appro-
priating 100000 to grade and terrace
he ground. adjacent % tn" - - : 4
Cch at Valley Forge, and to construct
roads eading to the arch, has been
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Cloudy
md warmer today and probably to-
morrow: variab bic winds.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-02-02
K|SH|nEv TAKEN
BY EU1,aNIANS
Odessa is Captured by Boz
si;evisi TrOOUs,
POLISH LEGION REVOl7S

Declare War Against Lenine Govern.
ment at Minsk-Reds in Possession
of orenburg, an Important Railroad
Center
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Dzielnica KazimierzOwO zyskaia W
tych dniach miodegO lekarza ~pOlSkieSo,
W oSobie dra. WiktOra b. ParowSkie-
70. kt6ry pomy$lnie zdal onegdaj eg-
zamin stanowy ma lekarza i juz otrzy-
mai dyplom i zezwolenie ma praktyke
W stanie Illinois.
DR.. WiktOr b. ParowSki jest Synem
pp. BoleSlawa i AnaStazyi Parow-
Skich zamieSzkalych pnr. 2216 South
MarShficld Blvd, IA KazimierZOwle.
Urodzif on sic Ma WOjciechOwie, dnia
5-go sierpnia. 1893 roku liczy obec-
ME lat -. Gdy liczy} lat picc, rOdzice
lego przeprowadzili sic Z WojciechOwa
M KaZimferZOwO i tam miOdy lekarZ
pobierai nauki ~elementarne W SzEole
parafialnGj Sw. KaZimierza. Pc uk0n-
czeniu SzkOly p%arafialnej udaf sic DIR.
Wiktor do Szkoiy ]publicznej w John
Spry School kt6rq tez chlubnie ukoh-
cyl. DIVA lata pobieral naukt w SzEo-
lie Chicago Business College gdzie
tez otrzymai dyplom IA stenografte
buchaltcrye. Rok jcden uczyt on W
tel szkOle kaligrafii.
W latach 191O-14 u~czeszczaf miody
lekarz do WyzSzej SzkOly Sw. Trolley,
mad kt0ra nadzOr maja Bracia Z Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
DIR. NIKTOR BOLESLAW PAROWSKI.

konu Swietego Krzyza z Notre Dame.
W rOku 1918 ukOnczyi on z honorami
kurs medycyny / chirurgii w kolleSi-
UNI Chicago College Of Medicine and
Surgery. Obccnie jest on interniSta w
szpitalu Sw. AntOniegO PadewSkieSo,
Dry 19-tei ulicy i Marshall bulwarze.
Egzamina stanOwe Ia lckarzy odby4y
sic w dniach cd 3-go do 7-go czerwca,
b. r.
DR.. ParOwSki byf piCrwSzym Sekre-
tarzem protok6Iowym Tow. Sw. Sta
nisiawa KOstki, grupy so u. 2. II. X,
a przez lat oSm piaStowa} ten sam IL
Rad w Tow. Miodziehy Sw. Kazimie-
RIA. Byf on take pierwszym preze-
sem Tow. Alumn6w WyzSzej Szkofy
Sw. Trolley i OrganizatOrem Stowarzy-
szenia POlskich Student6w Medycyny.
Nalezy on Obecnie do K6fka Kappa
Psi Beta Rho nalezacegO do StOwa-
rzyszenia lekarzy; zapisaf sic take z
innymi studentami do kOrpusu rczer-
wy lekaray wojskowych. Jest on bra
tankiem DR.. Stanislawa ParOwskicSO,
znanego lekarza ma KazimicrzOwie.
Ma razie, z pOwOdu nieStalych stO-
sunk6w, kancelaryi otwieraC DR.. Pa
rowski ME mySli i pOprzestanie ma
praktyce w szpitalu Sw. Antoniego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
CIPULONIS ,,USYPIA" SZWABA.

u New Castle, Pa, donosza, re pie
sciarz Sredniej wagi, G.. Cipulonis, kt6-
~ ma arenie piesciarskiej wystepuje
pod nazwa George Chip" pred paru
dniami miaf Zaszczyt wysmarowac po
buzz butnego prusaka znajdujacegO sic
W obozie ola internOwanych W Camp
Greenleaf.
Cipulonis, kt6ry jest kapralem W ar
mil narodowej Wuja Sauna, wezwany
byf przez pewnego wojaka W celu udo-
wodnienia pewnemu %prusakowi re sila
jego mic ME macy. w obozie niewol-
nik0w w%ojennych pewien szwaba glo-
sno okrzykiwa} IL on sam jeden po-
trait zbic ma kwasne jablko szesciu A.
merykanow. Zawezwany Cipulonis. po
p~atrzywszy ma biednego prusaka jed
mem uderzeniem piesci ,uspif" go da-
JAG mu W ten spos6b do zrozumienla'
Re ME on szesciu Amerykan0w ale Je-
den Amerykanin szesciu szwabow z Ia
twosciq Ipokonac mole.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

nasza Make Polske, posiuchajcie
Spiewu i muzyki, wszystko to nasze'
DO wszystko Polskie.
= 60 =
O$miu wojak6w na2wiska znaJdu-
ia sic ma sobotniej liScie STRAIT, Off
cyalnej. Czterech z tych zosta1o ciez-
ko oka~leczonych, trzech zaS LEI "a
nionych, a jeden zginai bez wiesci W
czas:e potyczki. w dodatku, kabio~
granny i !Ity dOniosiy krewnym o
czterech innych Chicagowianach,
kt6rzy zostali ranieni. z tych dwoch
jest Polak6w.
Sierzant Teodor NJ. Bowski, clez--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
w SPRAWIE TURNIEJU o MEDIA
LIE TEARNEY'EGO.

Doroczny ~turniej o medale Tearneyes
20 rozpoczyna sic W roku blezacym W
nierwsza sobote m~iesiaca wrzesnia pol
dvrekcya Bog Figg. Dziewiatki ska
daiace sic z pi}karzy W wleku Oh lat
a do IS proszone SO o branie udziaiu
" tvm tnrnieju. Zapisy przyjmuje Bob
Ficg w biurze pnr. y West Adams ull-
ca, W Sr0dmiesciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
HELENOWIANIE POKONALI WCZO-
RAJ ,ORZELK0W".

Ma boisku PREY Chicago i Lawndale
venue ; odby1 sic wczoraj popofudniu
zaciety kontest W pike metowa mie-
dry dziewiatka polska z parafii sw.
Heleny a dziewiatka piikarzy p. n.
Chicago Eagles. Helenowianie poko-
nall swych rywali punktami 3 do 1,
dzieki rzucaniu Dylla kt6ry ME zezwo-
lii przeciwnikom ma zdobycie zadne-
40 ,1hnrznnia CNfrV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

KLUB P. A. A. c. PRZEGRAL
WCZORAJ.'

Poraaka %zako6czyf sic kontest wczo-
rajszy ola dziewiatki z Klubu Polsko-
Ameryka6skiego, pod wodza manaze-
ra Drelli. ~Szczescie, jak widac 2 ra-
portu, ME by1o z naszymi wczoraj w
konteScie z klubem Grejczyka p. n.
Ideals" jaki sic odbyi ma boisku PREY
Elston i Kedzie venues Pifkarze Grej-
czyka pokonali rywali swych punkta-
mi < do g Cyfry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

ko .aniony W potyCzce, jest synem
PAM ]. Janiak, zamieszkalej pnr.
1S4S West 39-ta utica. Urodzii sic
on we Wloclawsku, w Polsce, pod
zaborem rosyjskim a do Ameryki
przyiechal pred czternastu laty.
Pred wstapieniem M ocnotnika do
2Sgo puiku piechoty W kwietniu r.
1915, byi on tl6maczem w sadach
municypalnych. Niedawno otrzymaf
en- francuski krzyz zasiugi "a odwa-
&c okazana W boju. Ma on siedmlu
braci. kt6rzy obecnie waIcza W SEE
regach Czesko-Siowackich przeciW
prusakom w Rosyi.
Drugim ma liScie sobotniej Pola-
klein jest szeregowiec Stanisiaw H.
Wolniewicz, dawniej zamieszkaay p.
mr.. 1880 McHenry utica. WolnieWicz
zostal ciezko okaleczony W potyczce
Z prusakami.
i go 4
Komitet Prasy z Iona Ch6ru Cho-
nina - B. Boguszewski, Franciszek
Pieczynski i J. Dziejowski - dono-
sza. re W niedziele, dnia 1-go wrzes-
MIA b r. W sail Zjednoczenia P. R,
K. PREY Milwaukee avenue i Augusta
ulicy odbedzie sic koncert ma znak
otwarcia sezonu kon~certowego Ch6-
I'll Chopina mr.. 1. wv. Sp. Pol. Be-
die to koncert jubileuszowy, a roz-
pocznie sic 0 godzinie 1880 wieczo-
rem.
Jutro :wieczorem p~arafianie sw'
Edmunda W Evanston urzadzaja ma
Geese swego p%roboszcza X. Edwarda
Dankowskiego, wieczorek pozegnal'
ry. X. Dankowski, Wojciechowianin
odiezdza wkr6tce do obozu wojsko'
vego we Francyi jake kapelan armi.
Wuja Sama, W randze pierwszegc
porucznika.
i $50 i
Koleja Burlington" do Chicago
przyjechal onegdaj p. Wojciech Ia
! delski z iona Genowefa, z Seattle
Washington. Jest on synem PIP. Vol
! ciecha i Emilii Tadelskich, Fam. p
mr.. 1929 Ioaw utica, ma Helenowie
Pan Tadelski kr6tko przec odjazden
swoim mianowany zostai dyreKtoren
| orkiestry W Seattle, Wash. w Chi
cago. ma odwiedzaniu krewnych
znaiomych spedza PIP. Tadelscy trz!
tygodnie.
! 90
Jbiegiej soboty wieczorem rabusi'
PRIV pomocy elektrycznych przyrza
dow roz5ili kase ogniotrwaia W blu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
REZULTATY NNYCH KON-
TEST0W.

Albany Parks ); Aristos 3.
College Inns 8; Nun. Pier l.
Picketts 7; CicerOs 3. ,
Raywin .; Calumet l.
All Stars 6; Normals }.
American Giants 1 Joliet, o.
Great Lakes .; Beloit, 0.
Cuban Stars 6; Logan Squares l.
Traeger Colts 2; Romeos l.
Garden City ); Magnets 3.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Ideals: o-o
p. A. A. c.: q U oDo
Uderzenia ma dwie mety Walln-
ski, BoraS, Baude, Knybel.
Uderzenie ma try mety Ready.
Wolne mety ma pifki: cd Czerwih-
skiego 6; cd Zwiefki 1.
Wymachanych: przez Zwletke .
przez Czerwi1skiego Z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

vie wyladowaf ma zsem; ~francusk1eJ
y woiskami Stan6w 1jednoczonych.
= 900 !
PAM Tekla Polowy, zamieszkala ma
Maryanowie, z wnuczka Eleonora l
wnukiem Sylwestrem, dziecmi PIP.
Wasilewskich, wyjechaia ma pare dn1
wakacyi do PIP. Jana / Cecyli Mro--
wihskich z mieszkaiych W ,Lemont,
Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

RE spolki Kelley Brewing Company
W South Chicago i zaorali $500 W
got6wce i przekaz6w ma og6lna SUI
me $1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
90 ! i

Pracownicy w stalowniach W Chi
cago, South Chicago i Gary, organi-
zuia sic i wkr6tce wstapia do Anne
rykanskiei Federacyi Tracy (Ameri-
IAN Federation of Labor). Gdy unia
ia silna sic stanie, pracownicy pla--
nuja zadac podwyzki placy. Dotych-
Gas otrzymSli oni 10 procent pod
wyzki W paru stalowniach tuteJ-
szych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
DNOTATKIA
NEPORTERH

@AA4 VXA LLAMA
Przypominamy, 10 wszyscy
mlodziency konczacy rok Fl W
04-go sierpnia, b. r. maja sic e
regestrowa6 w biurZe pObOrO-
wynn do kt6rego naleza. Rege--
strowa6 maja sic ci, kt6rzy W
dnfu 5-go czerwca, b. r. sic ME
regestrowali, a kt6rzy, jak wy
lei nadmieniliSmy, kOncZl rOk
Fl wieku pred hub w dniu
24-go sierpnia. Bliiszych infor-
macyi radzimy Z~asiegnaG W blu
re poborowym.
, + 90 :
Nazwiska siedmiu Chicagowian
znajdujemy ma wczorajszej liscie
strar. Jeden pOleg} Smiercia boha-
terska ma polu walki, dw6ch zgineto
be- wiesci W czasie potyczki, dw6ch
zostalo ciezko okaleczonych, jeden
wojak zmarl z powodu chorOoy a je-
den zmarl z powodu ran. Szs$ciu by
10 czlonkami regularnej Armii Sta
now Zjednoczonych a jeden nalezat
do oddzialu wojska marynarskiego
(Marine Corps).
Ma liScie tel znajduje sic take
nazwisko polskiego wojaka,~ szere--
gowca Franciszka KomskieSo, ktory
zginai bez wie5ci W czasie po.yczki.
Liczy4 on lat 80 wieku Il wstapis do
Sligo oddzialu inzynier6w Wuia
Sauna, do kompanii b, W miesia-
Gu w~rzeSniu, rokL zeszlego. Rodzi-
&c lego. PIP. Franciszek i Anna Kom-
scy. mieszkais obecnie W Polsce, pod
zabOrem rosyjskim; ma on take
brata, J6zefa. kt6ry obecnie valley
" szeregach armii CzesXo-Siowackiej
" Rosyi. Szeregowiec Komski daw-
niej pracowal W remizach kolei tram
wajowej W Chicago.
= 90 =
W przyszla SrOde, dnia 21SO sierp-
MIA Cdbedzie sic regeStracya wybOr-
cow i wybOrCzyn miaSta Chicago. Re-
gestrowac maja sic Ci. kt0rzy ME u
ezynili tegO w OStatniej reSestracyi'
aIbo ci, kt0rzy cd czasu OStatniej
regestraCyi przcProwadzili sic do I'M
nego precynktu w swci Wardzic.
RegestrOwaG maja sic take ci
kt6rzy doszli do lat =: wieku Cd
czasu Ostatniej reSeStraCyi.
Regestrujcie sic wSzyscy, ME pew
nj gas powinni sic udaG w dzien re-
gestracyi 21-go sierpnia do lokalu
wyborczego i upewnic sic cZy 81 ma
Iiscie prawnych wybOrC0w.
Obywatele i obywatelki! Spelnij'
Gle sw0j Obowiazek.
!. 90 +
Duzy automObil W ktorym Jecha-
10 czterech mezczyzn W kierunku po'
ludniowym ma Ewing avenue W So
Chicago, naiechal i cielko pOkaleczyI
,rzech mezczyzn PREY 97-mej ulicy;
wyp: dek ten wydarzyl sic 20 p6ino.
". Po u~derzeniu trzecn mezczyzn
automobil popedzii dalej peina sila
parry, TAX, il Swiadkowie wypadku
RE zdolali nawet spisaC numecU il
cencyi. Mezczyzni, kt6rzy padli Ola,
rami wScieklej jazdy autOmobiloweJ
czekali wlaSnie ma tramwaj; zlbran.
oni zostal' W ambulansie do szpitali
South Chicagoskiego. Byli to: Ar
thur Hennessey, 1925 Minerva ave.
policyant z parku ma pOiudniowe
stronie miasta, John ]. O'C0nnor
9141 Houston ave-, plumbiarz-kon
traktor i Grzegorz Ra.ewski, S61E
E. 96ta utica.
: 90 :
Jutro. dnia 20-go sierpnia o 60
dzinie S-mej wieczorem, W sail pa
rafii IS. MIodziank6w, PREY Superio
Bickerdike ul., odbedzie sic zebra
ME rodak6w i rodaczek W sprawl
Armii Polskiej we Francyi. WsteI
do sail wolny - kolekty zadnej "a
powiadaja IL ME bedzie. 1dzcie zoba
GIVE, jak drogo ~sprzedaja swoje zy
Gle nasi nasi bracia i jak kochaJj
p,1cfXUo Wariaw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

ii: :' ;:s 5z' Il sisis'; ssisAdo ssi %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Uderzenia ma dwle mety: Chrusciel,
Witt 1 Dyll.
wolne mety IA pilkl: cd Dylla 3.
Wymachanych: przez Dylla II; -
przez Neumanna 13.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Jutro. dnia 20-go sierpnia o 60
dzinie S-mej wieczorem, W sail pa
rafii IS. Miodziank6w, PREY Superior
Bickerdike ul., odbedzie sic zebra
ME rodak6w i rodaczek W sprawie
Armii Polskiej we Francyi. Wstep
do sail wolny - kolekry zadnej Ia
p~owiadaja IL ME bedzie. 1dzcie zoba-
ezyt. lax drogo sprzedaja swoje zy-
cia nasi nasi bracia i jak kochaja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
J. n4

Policya re STACEY PREY Maxwell I'll.
zawezwana byia do domu pnr. 1858
West 14-ty place i przybyia W sam
czas, ably rozbroi6 dw6ch mezczyzn
toczacych bitwe o wzgledy koblety.
sasiedzi zawezwali policye i straz
pozarna. Gdy mezczyzni, ktorzy ma
zywaja sic w. K~lukczynski, 1883 w.
14-ty place / Antoni Gustav, Coz
West Madison ul., za:aszczeni costa
Ii do cell w~ieziennej, 1 tam NE Po-
przestali, ale dalej bitke swa pro-
wadzili. Kobiete, kt6rej nazwiska ME
rodaja, zabrali sasiedzi W swoja O.
pickle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Panstwo Jan 1 Eva zywtccy, "a
mieszkali pm. 1886 North LaWndale
avenue (dawniej 1927 Newton uIi-
ca) otrzymali onegdaj zawiadomienie
IL syn ich Stefan s. 2ywicki ss,zesli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Regularne kwartalne zebranie. Sto
w~arzyszenia North West Side Com
mercial Association" odbedzie sic "
restauracyi Thatcher'a pnr. 1914 Nil
waukee avenue, r6g Girard ILL., W
przyszly czwartek, dnia 22-go slerp-
mia, b. r. Zebranie to odbedzie sic ma
drugiem pietrze W budynku wyzej
podanym. Sprawl transparency tram
wajowej 1 wiele innych waznych
spraw bedzie omawianych. Pred roe
~poczeciem dyskusyi, podany bedzie
>obiad o Igodzlnie 1915 W pofudnle
punktualnie. a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

UbiegIej soboty wieczorem raousie
przy pomocy elektrycznych przyrza-
dow rozbili kase ogniotrwala W blu
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-12-20
The Chris frrnas
Spirit

N THE grim business OF war,
and under the spur OF con-
servation pleas wrongly un-
derstood, there Ii danger
this year that something Of
fbn fshsiri;flas 9niriY AifI bn
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-12-20

Elf5z~- NSSIN n THE grim business OF war,
iIlk1Mlrssl|l and under the spur OF con-
i.(d|NSM.N servation pleas wrongly un-
lllT2NSMIH derstood, there Iii danger
llllg~lsIH this year that something Of
the Christmas spirit Will be
lost. Never before has 1t been more
important that II should not be. The
Christmas spirit as well as civilization
and liberty must be saved. The world
is iii the midst OF war thatis wrench-
ing mems hearts; d nation thar has
made pence Its emblem Is throwing IT.
self and every resource into the com
fiict. On all sides sons have parted
from mothers and fathers; news OF
casualties Is being received. Under
such circumstances 1t might be natural
for the weak to yield to depression.
This must not be. There Is q brave
and CHEEKY side to the picture, which
must be kept constantly In our hearts
and minds.
Preserving and accelerating tie
Christmas spirit of other years will
help do this; omission of the usual
acts OF kindness and generosity will
add needlessly to the depression that.
all are trying to drive from them.
Hearts were never In greater need OF
cheering than this year. Nor was
there ever greater need for an outlet
OF the spirit Of kindness and generos-
ity fin man. We are engaged In the illl-
pleasant business of bringing to her
senses by force brutal government.
That is the task of the hour. But 1t
should not be permitted to blind our
eyes to the things wholly Of the spirit,
to dull sensibilifies into Disregard Of
obligations less pressingly important,
but equally essential to the preserya-
ton Of the finest type Of American
manhood and womanhood. That IN
why charities In war times should be
more generously supported than Ii
days OF peace: why this Christmas
should be made, IL possible, clleerier
and happier than any Christmas that
has gone before.
There are some people who cannot
afford I'D observe this Christmas as
they have observed 10 I'M years pre-
ceding, There are others who can bet
ter afford to be generous than ever
All should give in proportion. There
ss 40 reason why they should not and
agesy reason way they should. Not to
do 10 mazs 10 aapstsaoaac aEaa sesaash-