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1887 ANNIVERSARY OF ADOP-
TON OF STARS And STRIPES

One hundred and 5u-ev-ons veErs
arc. June X, 1871. congress fo-m-
atty ad0nfed 1hs stars zn6 se-tlse:-
rs 1hs flag Of our country Thc
nniv change II mas undergone Is thr
addition o. & star as each new state
WIS aided 70 1ht UniDn Originally
il mao thirteen stripes and thirteen
stars. x s1in mas the thirteen stripes
representing 1he original thirteen
COLONIES Of states, bu1 nov has II
stars, each s1R- Representing stare
IN 3 hurst Of patriotic fer-vuT II i
here asserted that <he Stars ant
Stripes Is Ihe most significant II
meaning Of any national far. Tn
stripes stand fnr zhs original units
cuInc tn make the uninn zn6 z-oUsl
IN the breRs1 Of every LOYAL Ama-a
can memories Of fhe stirring time
when our furs1Rtns-x bz1tie6 for
freedom. T7hs s1HrS numbered 1hen
as now 1hs original units. AMI n
contrast show the growth The nztinI
mas mAda Il would require 3 honss
10 tel the thoughts 1ha stellar ron
t-ast raises n the mind. The v-hf11
stripes and the white stars or 8 blur
field are sInhlema1it nf purity; III
hlus -vpihes truth, s1sanfasrness o.
purpose ant endurance; the -ed
stands 1nr courage, strength End
force Nuf German force. Heaven
fo-bid, mt force fo- the right, sucf
forcs Rs TINS government IL nov sz-
e1-1Inr IN the cause OF human free
nom Nj for gam. o. power. o. rar-
rito-y, bu1 fnr thf hirh and h0iv pu--
pBse Of crushing E nation 1Ea1 seekz
II impose OF Ehs world rs laws, Gus
toms ano language. Never popular
ant nov thai We know me obiec1 OF
TINS nation, through rs declarations
and nsar1lasE cruai-ieE. become utter
X odious and hafEful, VIZ are pUu--
mr. ont our nloo6 Rn6 wealth 70 ure-
vsnf 1hs Communication. moi uniy o.
the United States. bu1 Of the wprl6
In q s1eadfas1 beiief IN me jusf
ness Of 1hs cause We nave espoUsan
and thai right must and viii prevail
II the enc, we nave an abiding faith
m Victory AZ the enc
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MR. HBBARD WANTS flour
HOlRDfE TO GIVE UP HCfSS
vii Be Reimbursed bui MUS Givs
Hr-f allure TB To 10 VIII
Lead 10 SERIOUS TruIifis

Ths following Is taken 1rom 3 cir
suia-, 4 COPY Of winch was maileo
Il every retail rrecsr II 1zaEven-
worth TINS Is rns last appeal Il
those VINO have white -four IN Excess
o. the amount permitted An
found hereafter VINO failed 10 r.
5pgnd 10 TINS appeal. and suT-snder
snch Exrsss amount, and he REIN
hurseG fBT ths same. viii he severely
dsai1 win. Ths penalty Is ho1h fnr
ano Imprisonment, o. mzy he buth.
Il il reported 1hat there are somr
here VIM arc boarding -four. Tt
such we say, turn II n 70 the rps
eminent, winch wants Il n send u
J rane1, Al BDct, Ehsre the Enu-1aFr
IF dis1ressInriv ACME IN 5o-Ey-fivr
navs new -four from the southern
states viii ne on the market. Per
haps rven II less time. II Is only u
give every citizen AT opportunity u
10 ms parriBrIc 6uty thar the govern
en1u1 0ffe~s 70 forerp proEecusion
Rsad TINS extract from Mr. aai-
hard's lerrer addressed 10 hou1
dealers.
Our army II France and the a.
Ines neeu wheat and wheat -four
We have uniy q small stock IN tnis
country win which 70 supDly or
own needs until harvesf-whaf they
reuelws mus come from what We
saus.
IN urner 10 securt al white flaul
tins aDes not Inciu6s graham. whole
whea7 o. low crane fiour) rhE- car
possibly be spared. 1hs Food ADMIN
is1ratl0n mas mace arrangements n
purchase al such -four returned hr
individual ronsume-E 70 vuu. a. vel
n al excess E10ck winch vuu hav-
bus al -four thus purchased rnusf h
n g00d condition. Yuu are request
ed u buv al Vhits four N rpod
condition winch Il offered you W Gus
TONERS, paving int consumer Ne
u-Irs he ~ sht originally paid E0u
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liked here macT m67s heavily thar II
England while dIrsc1 VIZ profits are
iExAd less heavily.
OF viii agree win me IN QneSuan-
M pRrh The loEic Rnd me jusrice u
mar marhoG i wnnl6 seen 1hH7 r.
would ne pu1h THirer En6 wiser and
more IN acrn-6 vim public sentiment
L me 1Ez M business II general were
decreased ant. or Ehs U1hs- hand, an
Increased usx wa-S imposed on specific
VIZ p-nf1-K
a. Our federel inheritance rEx Ia
ia higher 1hHn L 10 II England ~ any
where else The maximum -Hrs here
OF diTecz descendants Is = :. Ter cenl
as HEHins1 n psr csnt n England. In
Rdnfrlun Ia inst Es have sgars inher>
irHnct 1Exes which ns mr. sxisi n Eng
land
fEo N har rDsAl scruAl war sxnen~
diru-es exclusive q. lnEns II her a
hes arc inTe-es- or vHr inans0 sns-
sane mas "a issc isss x,,ar e nSr cert
% 1zSs1sor fFTAncs an6 Germany far
ls-ssl while Ar,l.-tzE 10 nsaus u rails
~ 1zxzsinr approximately q per eerx
q htT ruIhl VA requirements lsxclc-
sive ~ lnans n rhs allied na4iRns and
o. rils amount n ~ invested r. ns->
can1iie SHIPS which heInr & p-ndue-
rye IuVeszmenI- cAnnD1 properly Re
clRssed among war sxpenhieuresA
We men az business arr -aads ana
vIIIins u ne rEzsb II RMS are-cency
To rhF vs-E limit ~ sur ability and "a
MIKE contributions n war relief ~n-a
ant nlhs- FnO1 csuRss without xrinf
Tbs 1Hc & ms generally spaakine
canf1Hl engaged II business Is nov
hsing taxed L Ame-acx mnrs hesvi1y
fhHn snyE-he-s else II 1hs wnrl6 We
Hrs mn complaining ahnuH Tits ~ "a
no. n. 1hHi 3 MY m hec0me necss
sa-g /. naIpas. sill 1u-1hsa gAxss W.
a. l.a vhiHl.s-1Ia End sOneninz and
E.ziI. La. nU-E~ o. w1us ghe 4se0g,is-
Il know E-hEl Ert 1hs nr@sen1 fncfS
Enr w asf rfssn mo- II give heaf "a
ne nannEDEns WIN wnai1 mshs shan
belize ina VT az escxnmg mn shNSs
O. ne common huroen
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1.-THE RICH MANS WAR
LHlTEFUL CkLUMkf"
American Business ker Ready 70
Make Sacrifices With
OFF Stint.
TAXES MERE AND ABROAD.
American -Kxssisr 9ns kess osrse-
e-xess ~ sas sis-ia
D, ere Il. xass.

SethinF II palmer than thar nuss-
ness an6 business ms1 had everything
70 gain ny preserving the conditions
which sxisrec curing 1bs TWO Enu Il
half years prior 70 Ap-Il. 1E1. uDuel
which mary Of them mads VERY large
profn ~ furnishing supplies PROV
siuns and financial atd 10 tbs allied
nEtiDnE TExes were iiEnf Hno TINS
country wns rapidly becoming he
great ecuoemir reservoir q me vn-id-
Nothing lE plE1nsr than thar any sEns
business man X This COUNTY must have
40r>seer that. L Ame-i-h entered me
war, these pr1f1E would ne immensely
-~uurec and some Of them cut OF .sn-
-sreay. bees use or government vuult
ssxp IN and nike chE-Ft: thai Il would
cut p-sces right an1 left IA AZ 4nct. n
mar oun.: Inn snu-meu. burdens n
rrxr4iur wuuas have IN Ne Imposed. the
ruzk u which wuulc naturally ne horne
by ire vsllsrr-do: IN short that ne m
pr~c~csnnee Fol6er fnv lnTn 1hs ROT
~s-. Of nusipess v,Rs bound m sror with
su- joining me VIZ OF, q; any rare, n
10 much Diminished
Rut Il is sHs6 the rig f1nHBcls-s OF
New Tort x-ere E&rgiH 1bs1 ire msBsv
feep.s Nv 1nerr n ire allied ns1ions
rntrht ~ lrst z fhes. nrtinns VTs-e ne-
4vsr@1. arc therefore they mHnsu-s-ec
m res Ane-icx inrn The wzr IN O-6e- n
M~s their Investments
n-~ss -hnt 4hs Charge 10 Assu-t.
A muueufs reflection viii nhUw me
u~fe- shsu-di-y o. thar charge. lie; Us
anErDs- for arguments safs, Ths- n
nIlbes hnc beer Ief@1re6- I<r No make
ne wlldly imp-Dbsbls assumption 1hs'
sbey had oe-Hulr~S for IRE time cesnE
upur Thes. 4e-elEn oebx ina E-eErsr
pa-s ns x'ni-h ny 1hs WY. 10 secured
nv IN. depoHfrt " collateral IN me
s,zyr ~ American -uil-0Rd bOndE and
srp-fs ant II banan ~ neutral coun-
r-sss. uEE-sFH1inE more thar Fuahcisn1
m -nsus Va ruver These 6ehTE. lse1 w
assume ina. 1hs entire amount q a
let bonds plar-6 II ADs-icE had seen
heir ~ rsef mer n View York and me
sxxt tng1esa u being dlsr-iRUsed. az Il
IA Throughout the e0urr-y
Il n mr. perfectly mHnffeE1 rnE1 3
single v-grs American var TE1Erion Enn
reduction u p-sHx vrnld Eakt Gun %
m. pockets ~ sncf assumed hsluers q
vastly x-eEfer SUN thar Hny possible
loss 1tsy could have suffered ~ De-
1sulr or their allied bonnk- nor n men
non m. heEry sE<Erur which n bound
10 4oIlpx me Wa for ysEa 70 r1ms
ane fhs En-inEaF. n fortunes 1froHgi
IN. Decline o. al American securities
IN consequence ~ or en-znnE tnro ne
wErz
Sot only Is N. "-icf mars ~Er' an
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MONEY WANTED On farm

MONEY WANTED On farm
NORTGA zF-1sg acres rpp6 lane
n Washington. LOO acres II cul1iva-
ton balance pasture fTSo1 house
and ha-n and well improved land
free from al assessments VAN 70
borrow money on first mortgage from
private parties 70 buy adjoining
land and make Improvement VII
nay : per cenI interest. in AnEwer-
inc give 1uD particulars. Box %
carr Washington Npwspsper Assoc
a1inn. L c. Smith Bldg, Ssat1ls.
Wash. VIVA June 1z-Z1
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WANTED NoNFY Al PF

WANTED MONTY At 9 PR
CENT NTEREST-WH CID uHH
money n sums o. s2DD 70 $1,000, and
can guarantee Won Z return Of PEI
GEM annually free q al normal
1zxes. Absolutely safe TINS If nu1
& speculative Or promotion 4I-opDEi-
1iun- VII stand 1he s--ictaF- inveE-
rirarinn. Write IT confidence u Buz
u. care v Washington Newspaper AE-
sociation. I. c. Smith Bldg, Seattle
Wash VIVA june 7z-21
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MIST SFIL-ERvH FIVE Shares u
stock navinr E I,aT cHn1 interest I'D
uual dividends thai mus sell.
Dividends or this STOCK IA Fua-zIr-
reed m another organization V-r-h
assets af over s6B0.000 VIII stand
the mnsi searching InveErlEs--lo1- II
Won flEve s. .naB 1ha1 Il mi sErTlirr
2 per cen1 annually write 5uZ 70.
cars Washington AFwspzpHr Asst
ria-iBr. !. c. Smith Bldr. Seattle
v ASH VIVA june az
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J0ST-ln Iaawenwnrehs black
wallet containing valuable pHps-s
only Finder please leave a Echn
ofzlce Z v johnson June 14t1
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FOND on 1ns streets OF laEveIs-
wB--h last winter left al Echo Df-irR
June !, 1916- PURSE with small
change and scrap N uEDer. .june7-1
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-N'in take few rus
TONERS for milk = quarts for 500
4 YOU come after Il Mrs. Z :.
MrNs1I- Jun 1z
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Classified Ads.


WANTED-To neE- from owner o.
fE-n o. unIuIuruveC iand FOR safe
@. K. 5Evley, Baldwin, Wa
WIZ Juns -
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FOR S4I-Twp une-hurss cult
ra1ors. See Glen Marine. Grocery
DHBz-1man1 Mutual Mercantile s1Dra
June I'll
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1E.Bet q pa- rsnt Q pa
u ws sod the SO cnIles .scrcupH-
riunsI" 1Kx pu- 1D1Rl uKs1iun OF II
comes q S1n.O0b Is sz par rent End on
incomes Of s15.D90 % per cent?
IN e<her words nu- inenrns <zxs-ior
10 rSs-s aemsS-ztsr <nan <hs9 q any
c+fse- sourt-s in thai the inrpsst in
comes s-e <EKec much more tsesVity
ana the sulaIl aue nooe-xxs Incomes
Fnust more Iipheiy 1han anys'hs-s else
ana Incomes III Il g .noo fn- married
nner nc: -zxes ~ all
I'D L Is --ns, or me o-bs- hand
1hH1 on ve-y large lncumes-HE dlsttn
guished t-un me isrges, inc0mes-puT
income 1Ez ik somewhat lower 1hEr me
English rEx, bu1 Lhs difference ~ which
or tE- II lover fhRn The English 1gz
In fncumpH-HnlF more pronounced II
the cRs4 Of small and mede-Rrs incomes
than u large incomes.
Ths 'sExasss Profits" -SH -s-e anr
Abroad
MB-eo-s-, Z we Ru6 N pur income
SEz uu- Sc sailed 'sxcesE p-uf11 INK
which q merely Ell additional income
INK or earnings derived @r8n business
We snHn fnr 1hnt me 111Rl 1Ex 10 which
r1ch men s-s SUI 1ecr 10 II the E-es1
mE1nricv % cRsaE heavier here thar II
England ~ anywhere else
81 L Il likewise true fhB1 me Eng
liEh vHr excess profii rEx IL 80 Ter cent
Cess -sriuus uffEsTE and allowances
EtilE- ou- Er called sxcesk p-ufi1 III
ranges ron 20 pr sent 10 Sc Der
csDz.
Bur 4 "a entirely misleading N base
q cnDcluEior as II ms rslHrtre fsEvE
neas o 1hs American ant British rgz
merely or q comparison q me rates.
because the English EEx Ia assessed or
a wholly different basis rom me Amer
tear rK-
The AEss-tezr sxre.E p-1fs iRs &c
eaEieeo Exxea nj p-ofrF es-isse s-on
sussnsss over and abUvt & certain
moderate percsnIERs, Regardless @
v-nethsr Hr nor such profits are me
resnli o. war conditions Ths Amer
car rEx 10 q general rEI or income De-
rived from business II addition II
ms rsguiH- income rEx -hs Emp
IisN 1EE supplies onls IT excess var
p-ofsR-1hEi IA only II ne sun n
winch prntu II ths war years exceed
ms profits II me rhree wears prAcec
ING n. wa-, which II England were
wears % ErsE- prosperity In ulhs-
Words, 1hs English III u nunlInEliy
higher fhHn ou-x hu- r applies Only n
szar p-DfeE The norma p-uf11 o. bus
ness e, me profits which business
used N make IL peErs rime-srs sz-
emp1ed IL England -hs-S, onis the
excess sse- psaSs p-sf1E a -sxsc or
1xx. sr fns ssu<-H-y applies II al
p-SnsE over Enn above q very mDds-s1H
-E1s on me money invested n buEs-
mean
@s TEE As-nsal s-ufisA -hsy Tar onis
Nsr p-uff-n
In Hnn-- or lawmakers nave dS-
s.--~r tiiRf Du-mHl business uruffTk az
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FOR SAILS iron haIs. springs
and new mattresses, ! Iron Barry
Crib with mattress: I'ressHT
Reasonable. Phone 1S1 My TT
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Is YoTR PROPERTY FOR SALE.

List TBuT property with Public
Reality Bureau Particulars rec
20 Lita-7y Bldg. Seattle Washing
1uH. vns-hEv 17G
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FOR SAlE-GHn1lH, vel broke and
sound team Medium weight GDD6
farm team For particulars sac ETeo-
Hathaway OF cgn II 1ns Echo n7fics.
My q June 7&14pd
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sAsu-1 zysAs sss charge h a hEreeul
essunnT
BUSINESS rpsn- E-eas o. small. Hrs ne
asfa-un; 1ror pebsr Ams-icznI ant
- -xsecs sss though shEi Any Amer
-s1 -ssR o. POnr. vsul6 be cEpabls ns
he Aiaecus and 1assx-dgy pl1s Il
h-fnE upon MS country ths Ha--Uv-t
and suTe-1nEx 81 war N O-osr n en-
racA himself. Business msn E-s nnuD5
70 Re sxceedinE,y heavy financial l0ss-s
through Americas sur7Encs tnrp Ehs
var. Eve-y elsmen1 a ssli-inTs-=E-
shculc have caused rhHn II use their
u-nast sro-1 n preserve Ams-icxt
neu1-Elicy, ron Which 1hsy drew 50
nuch p-oft during ne Vv0 and 4 hEl1
yex-x sefo-s Au-l. 1s1- Every cuR
n6e-xnor a personal HdvsngsEs con-
manaed msn q affairs 70 STAND VIII
and suppC-S he BEi1E1ion 0f The ''paace-
s1-any -p-ics p&-cy They Spu-ned
such ignnhls reasoning they -electad
rhs9 zfhnn-inn they srosd 1a- WY
when II vRs DC longer possible. win
safety and hnnB-, n MAINTAIN peace
hecgnss they are pE110uc Citizens
fs-Ft and business men afterwards
oS- income TN ant Taxes As-ass.
Cd The lE-Eesl incomes are rKxel
1sr mu-x hezv Wy here thsn anywhere
else IN the world
The maximum rae o. inc0m ruxE
1iou here is 8 per cent II EnglEne
Il h x24s Der rem ours !, Ihersfe-e
SC ps- rent higher thar EnElsnd'x. sns
ne -xrs n England Is ne higheu n.
Ealing Erywhe-s II Europe. Ant IL.
andi1on 70 The federal III vs nus
hsE- n mind ON s1Brs End municips
rKrsA
- Moderate ant small Incomes on
the n1he- hEnc, are suhlec1 n E IA
smaller -sre " taxation here EhEn IL
England
In America Incomes Of married men
NJ To 5000 are nor Euf5sc1 To any
fAds-al income 1Hx e. 81
In EsurlzrT -. s--1-,x sr
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In nnu-- or lawmakers nave ds-
c-=eo thE1 parma business prnn1k &c
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-06-14

These R-x the rites Z 1hs income Is
Derived from salaries NJ wages they
are still higher Z me income is derived
from rents NJ Investments
The English scE34 u1 taxation N IL
comes %. sEy. ss.eOa 5000 s10o9o
and s15.0oo respectively averages as
Follows m compared n the American
rates 4ur married men
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16
w SPRAWIE O~RDYNANSU
O MEL
SKIEJ.

Kraza pogloski coraz to upor'
czywsze, re burmistrz Thomp-
son zawetuje ordynans o zfacze-
niu kolei miejskich, ktorv zostal
aprobowany ma onegdajszem po-
siedzeniu rady ~miejskiej.
Zwolennicy ordynansu jednak-
re sadza, re obals veto burmis'
trza, do czego potrzeba Az gso-
sow, a 4s glos6w pablo "a ordy-
nansem ma posiedzeniu onegdaj-
seem.
Pogiosek o zamierzonem zawe
towaniu ME MONA sprawdzic.
Kraza takze pogloski, re Pc
wni alderman mieli zadac i O.
trzymat pieniadze "a gsosowanie
"a ordynansem, sledztwo ma bye
wdrozone przez prok' stan
Hoyne'a, wediug twierdzenia pc
wnych aldermanow, ktorzy gso,
sowali przeciw ordynansowl'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

cyonf okrutnego | zachlannego pru-
sactwa, oraz wielkiego przyjaciela
narodu ~polskiego. PrezyGent Wilson
byI pierwszym z wybitnych meow
stanu, kt6ry wyraznie oswiadczyi, re
Polska musi bye wolna / zjednoczo-
ma pc obecnej wojnie.
To tel demokraci polscy, przyste-
pujac do zorganizowania novel Or
g~anizacyi ~politycznej wedfug ducha
czas6w obecnych, W kt6rych move
czynniki, move prady, move dazenia,
MOVIE cele wychodza ma forum pu-
bliczne, a stare organizacye, ME do
rastajece do ducha oDecnych CA
SOW, schodza ma niziny bezsilnosci
zapomnienia, uznali "a pozadane, axe
by W mianie swej novel organizacyi
uczciG najwiekszego przyjaciela Po-
lakow.
OfiCyalna nazwa noweJ organiza-
cyl ma brzmiec: THE Woodrow Will
son Polish Democratic League of
illinois,.
Ma konferencye dzisiejsza zostali
miedzy innymi zaproszeni nastepu--
tacy: J. +. Smietankr, ". l.. Pho
trowski, ]. Prystalski, S. kuflewski,
j. Pionke, J.. Czekafa, F. G6rski, T.
Blachowski, j. MindaH, a. Soska, /.
Wroblewski, i. Przedziankowski, ].
Tamborski, w. Skoczylas, P. Nawrot,
J.. Hanke, H. Nowak, NJ. Trafas, M.
Michalik, p. Gibasiewicz, r. KOsin--
skill, J. PAWS, T. %Jabionski, ]. HULK,
I wielu innych.
Wielkie zgromadzenie ola skom
pletowania organizacyi odbedzie sic
W poniedzialek wieczorem W noteiu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

W Srode o polnocy, urzednicy
wiezienia temu zaprzeczyli.
Kilku wiezniow, majacych
wieksza swobode, napad}o ma
dw6ch strozow w Srode wieczo-
rem okolo godz. S-mej wkrotce
DO sprawdzeniu obecnoSci wszy-
stkich wiezniow, zbili ich do ME
przytomnoSci / zwiazali koidra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

mi, poczem zabrali i'm klucze i OF,
worzyli kilka eel, wypuszczajac
wiezniow ma wolnoSc.. Wszyscy
potem przez mieszkanie matrony
wydostali sic ma ~podw6rze
i przelezli przez plot; pc drugiej
stronie czekaiy ma mich automo-
bile, ktore ich rozwiozly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

Briggs House. Polscy demokraCi re
wszystkich ward beda ma to zebranie
zaproszeni.
16tcj WARDY.
DIS wiecz0rem OG0edzie sic Otwar
Gle novel kwatery Sprzymierzonei
Demokracyi, t. J. kiuDu demoKraty-
cznego frakcyl Harrisona-Dunne'a-
Hoyne'a, 16tej wardzie, pnr. 1449
n. Ashland ave. Jan Czekala jest
prezesem klubu, a w. Modrzejew-
ski sekretarzem. PrzenIlwiaG beda
ma TEN zebraniu: S. Kuriewski, kan
dydat IA trustySa sa~nitarnego, j.
Pionke, kandyadt ma esesora poWia-
towego, f. G6rski %kandydat ma ko-
misarza powiatowegO, ]. Prystalski,
kandydat ma sedziego municpalnego,
J. Gibbons, kandydat ma szeryfa, F.
Block, kandydat ma ~skarbnika pO-
wiatowego 1 wielu innych.
NOTATKI.
- Polscy ! inni kandydaci Sprzy-
mierzonej DemokraCyi beda przema
wall dis wieczorem ma zebraniach
wardowych W n~astepujacych war
dach: w 5tei wardzte W salt Sheeha-
ma, PREY rogu ulic 35teJ I Emerald
ave-; w 9tei wardzie, W sail Turner,
przy rogu ulic S5tej oDbson; W
15tej wardzie w sail Old Style Inn
PREY rogu ulic Division l California;
I W 21szej wardzie, pnr. 1919 So.
Halsted ul.
Wielka owacye u~rzadzono by
Iemu k~omisarzowi powiat9wemu S.
Kuflewskiemu ma zebranlu obywatel-
skiem wczoraj W sail PREY rogu ullc
Michigan ave. i 115tej, urzadzonem
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czerwoneJ krwi u Amerykanow ME
ma mic lepszego co W mojej praktyce
Wyprobowa}em mad NuXated Iron"
mowi Dr.. James Francis Sullivan by}y
lekarz Bellevue szpitala- depart. vi.
Agiatury) W New Yorku + Westches-
ter County szpitala.. Nuxated Iron cze-
sto zwieksza size I wytrwa}osG ner-
wow u zrojnowanych- ludzi W dw6ch
m~sesiacach czasu.. Jest. ono obecnie u
zywane przeE wiecet jak- try miliony
ludzi r~ocznie,. wfaczajae W to- takich-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16
FIR WOODROW WILSON POLISH
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE.

DIS popoiudniu odbywa sic Wstep
ma k~onferencya polskich demokra-
tow, ma kt6rej omawiany Jest pro-
iekt zalozenia novel organizacyi po-
litycznej pod haslem czysteso / asre-
sywnego patryetyzmu l ~bezwzgledne'
lojalnosci dla prezydenta Wilsona'
meaa opatrznosciowego, uznanego ia
ko wodza moralnego wszystkich ma
rodow aliancktch we wojnie swiato-
wei przeciw pangermahskim amoir
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16
KRON|KA
nA Ct
KONWENCYA KATOLICKIE
GO STOWARZYSZENIA PRA
SOWEGO.

Wczoraj wieczorem rozpocze,
Ia sic czterodniowa konwencys
katoliokiego Stowarzyszenia Pra
sowego W sail florentyhskiej he,
1elu Congress. Stowarzyszenie to
obeJmuje dziennikarzy = katoli,
kow W Stanach Zjednoczonych
w Kanadzie.
Procz redaktor6w i dziennika.
rzy swieckich przybylo take VIE
lu wysokich dygnitarzy i ksiezy
ktorzy piorem ma niwie redakcyj,
nej pracuja.
Gsownymi tematami, ktore ma
konwencyi beda omawiane sa
jak prasa katolicka moze sic vic
cej przyczynic do zwyciestwa
Aliantow. w obecnej wojnie i
W czem moze bye wiecej pomo-
cna KoSciobwi Katolickiemu.
Delegatow powita} ks. Franci-
seek c. Kelley, D. D., wspomina-
jac, re Najprzew. KS. Arcybiskup
Mundelein byl kiedyS redakto-
rem i cz}onkiem Katolickiego
Stowarzyszenia Prasowego, ca
powinno bye zr6diem natchnic-
MIA ola zebranych delegatow.
Przewodniczacym sesyi byI S.
Baldus, redaktor ,,Extension Ma
gazine" i sekretarz komitetu u
rzadzajacego. Przedstawil jake
pierwszego p~relegenta progra-
mowego Artura Brisbane'a, ma
czelnego redaktora pism Hear
sta. ktory przemawiai ma temat
The Vitalized EDITORIAL.
J. T. McCutcheon, ,,kartunista''
dziennika Tribune, mial wygio
sic takze przemowe, lecz kr6tko
wyjasnil, &c wolf godzinami pra-
cowac mad rycina, anizeli jedno
slowo mowy wyglosic.
lego nastepca, Emerson Hough
znany powiesciopisarz i publicly,
sta, powinszowas mu "a odkry,
Gle ,~,krasom6stwa bez bolu'
p~rzemawiai ma temat The Fea,
ture Article"
Przemawiali takze: Pau.
Cowles, superintendent central
nej dywizyi Associated Press"
tl6maczac jak dzia}a ia wielka
organizacya S. J. Duncan-Cl Clark
jeden z redaktorow YChicag;
Evening Post" ma temat nThl
Telegraph and Cable Service
Magda West Cd dziennika Chi
cago Journal" ma temat urzadza'
MIA ~wywiadow z wybitnemi oso'
bistosciami j Edward Mahoney
Z dziennika American" ma te'
mat Running Down a Rumor"
Krotkie mowy take wyglosi,
Ii: ks. T. V. Shannon, redaktol
tygodnika tutejszego The New
World" oraz Dir. T. P. Hart, pre-
yes Stowarzyszenia.
Dzisiejszc sesye odbywaG sic be-
da w tel samcj sail.
Ugoszczeniem delegation zaj'
mule sic Katolicka Liga kobict
m. Chicago.
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przez ob6z Sprzymierzonej Demokra-
cyl. OBJ. Kuflewski jes kandydatem
ma trustysa sa~nitarnego, a razem
z MIN ma tym samym tykiecie kan
dyduja b. aid. f. B. Janovsky | P.
] Brayd. NJ. Wilson by} przewodni-
czacym, a B. J. O'Connor byl sekre-
tarzem zebrania. Przemawiali take:
J. Prystalski, kandydat ma sedziego
municypa1nego, D. oHran, F. Lock
wood | inni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

skarbu I by}y gubernator stanu Iowa.
byiy stanowy senator Richard Rol.
land Kenny 2 Delaware obecnie ma
tor armii Stan6w Zjednoczonych, ge-
neral John-G Glenn ina pensyi),. ma}y
dobosz- z pod Shiloh, kt6ry by{ sier-
zantem W ~ rOku iycia, r6wniez So
dzia Stan6w Zjednoczonych G. w. AL
klnson Z sadu apelacyjnego W Wa
shingtonie I wielu innych. Nuxated
IRON jest. wszedzie do nabycia u ap-
tekarzy..