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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
RECORDS
BROKEN LAST
DAY OF FAIR
BinIand Lowers Local Track
Record in Yesterdays
Racing at Inter
State Fair.

Two state records broken. track
records torn asunder. a serious &C
cident. sensational drives and spec
tators standing i'm their excitement.
were only a few Of the happenings
at the double race program pre-
scented yesterday at the Interstate
fair The track was exceediugly fast.
the day just warrl enough to cause
the horses and drivers 10 be at their
best. therefore fast races were an
tiCipated. but no one thought they
would be fast enough to break any
records.
A morning racing card is an al
most unknown thing in racing cir
cles and il was hard 10 venture an
opinion as 10 the probable results
being held under these peculiar con-
ditiOus. The rain the first part of the
week made the track in such con-
ditiou that driving was out OF the
question and the cards for We'd
uesday and Thursday had 10 be car
ried over 10 Friday and saturday.
The only way 10 have all Of the
events was 10 have the morning
card. IL did not seem 10 affect either
horses. drivers officials or specta-
tors, however The novelty OF the
affair was very evident. starter A.
IT. Peudleton OF -. Louis made the
remark. we have tried twilight
fCONTTNT-rD OK PACE, THREE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
GERMANY
DISRUPTED
RUSSIA
Amazing Series of Official
Documents Exposes Per-
fidy of the German
Government.
Associated Press Service


WASHINGTON. Sept. I4-Proofs
removing any doubts that Lenin
and Trotzky. the bolshevih lead
ers. are paid German agents-if IN
deed any doubts remain-are laid
before the world today by the Unit
ed States government in the first IN
stalment of an amazing series OF
official documents disclosed through
the committee on public informa-
ton.
Secured in Russia by American
agents these documents not only
show how the German government,
through its imperial bank. paid it,
gold to Leuin. Trotzky. and their
Immediate associates 10 betrsv RUS
STA into deserving her allies. but
give added proofs, if any be ueces-
saIy, that Germany had perfected
her plans for a war OF world con-
quest long before the assassinations
ar ASarejevo. which as the world
now is convinced. conveniently FUR
uished her pretext
These documents further show
that before the world war was four
months Old and more than two
years before the United States was
drawn into IT, Germany already
was setting afoot her plans 20 mob
ilize destructive agents and OBJ
servers 70 cause explosions strikes
and outrages in this country and
planned the employment Of "an-
3rchists and escaped criminals foI
the purpose.
lay Bare Prussian Intrigue
Almost ranking in theI- seus1
ti0ual nature with the notorious
Zimmerman note proposing war ay
Mexico and Japan on the United
states. these documents lay bare a
new strata OF Prussiau intrigue Ga
new view 0f the workings Of kuItu.
10 disrupt the allies. standing be-
tween the world and kaiserism
They disclose a new story ~ fu-
man treachery FOR gold which might
almost well be described without
sacrileee as placing its perpefratore
On o pedestal with Judas and h.s
90 pieces Of silver
The intrigue appears 90 have
been carried down 20 tns last de-
tails OF arraueeu v.ta typical
German system
Not ouit ID tha d;sC Osl-a- prove
that Lelir TroUly and their band
are paid German agents They
show that the boIshevlki revoluEor
which threw Russia into such ORGY
NJ murder and excuses a. the
world seldom has seen ACTUALLY was
arranged by the German genera
staff The show how the paid
agents o. Germany betrayed Russia
the Brest-IltovaE peace con
ference how Ger0a- starr officer
secretly have been received oy The
'o.shevikt as uili-a-~ advisers. how
,hey have acted ss spies lpor me
lCO~TTNIE 0N PAGE THREE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
DON'T FAIL TO HEAR
BARNARD AT THE HIGH
SCHOOL AT 2::30 TODAY

George Barnard OF New CAS-
tie. who speaks al the high
school auditorium this after
noon. has o message for every
loyal man. woman and child IN
south BEND. The occasion OF
NIr. Barnard's address IS big
mass meeting 90 begin az $3.50
o'clock this afternoon The adj
dress viii make those who hear
b. better Americans The speak
er knows what he is talking
about and he tells some un-
vanished truths In addition 10
the address OF the afternoon.
there viii be a special musical
program. The mass meetins
viii be held under the auspices
o. the fourth Liberty loan com
mit.ce for s. Joseph COUNT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

where e. is well-nish vital for
Germans TO hold fast II they I'D
70 retain control OF any consid
able part Of northern France dur
the coming winter
Meanwhile the process or clean
up the ST. Mihiel salient was DC
continued by Gen. Pershing's trool
who so far are reported 10 have
fected the capture Of more "a
10000 Germans as the result OF
clean cut drive Of the American II
army.
There we're indications iu the
ports from the front that the Ame|
cans success might have done soul
what more than straighten out 1
line above the former ST. NM
bend. for the Germans were said
be retiring near Chaullon. alongl
front Eve or six miles 20 The nor
Yves, Of the former westerly lip
the salient They We're proba |
forced 20 this iu the readjustment
their line 20 meet the altered con
tons
Gen. Pctain'S Troops Cain.
With the lesseuing or the tens
on the St Nihiel front. interest
conferred az present n the FrenI
assault on the Auette-Aisue fro|
Gen. retains troops here were gal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
LIBERTY LOAN BILL is
TAKEN UP BY SENATE
FINANCE COMMITTEE
A.so----el =. -

A>sO.lafrl Press Service
WASHINGTON. Sept T4-Con-
sideratiou Of the administration
measure designed 20 stimulate the
sale of Liberty bonds which was
passed yesterday By the house. was
taken up late today bv the senate
fuance committee Assist Sec'y Of
-re Treasury LefinEweU explained
The purpose Of the bill 20 The com
m.ttee which plans % report II %
he senate without delay with view
O. Is passage before The fourth Lib
e--y lo-n can0pa--u begins sept IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
FOCH FOLLOWS UP AMERICAN
SMASHING BLOW BY LAUNCHIN|
new ATTACK AROUND LAO
BULLETIN.

AMSTERDAM Sept. l4.-The Ausro- Hungarian governml
today invited all the belgerent governments enter into
binding discussions meeting place
bring about peace The holy and akneutra nations also
be notified An official statement from Vienna making the add
announcement has been received here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
ASSOCIATED PRESS WAR SUMMARY

Marshal Foch pursuing his policy giving the Germans ne'
minutes rest followed up the ncSive stroke America
which wiped out the St Mhiel salient aun
ing offensive Saturday morning the French front along
bend in the line around Laon
The blow took immediate effect the German lines push
them back from miles points i'm this important sect
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

supplies are being collected and
roads are being constructed i'm no
mans land Much booty and am
mention has iauen 10 the Franco
American allies
Prisoners and refugees alike are
greatly impres -ed by the fact that
t1e Americans are eating white
bread. regarding il as "a particularly
umluous sign for Germany.
Pcr-hin2'- Men Clear Forests.
Throughout the night and early
today Pershing's men continued 10
advance and finished cleaning up
the 81 Athiel salient They cleared
the forests of lurking Germans
Prisoners taken made conflicting
statements respecting German pre-
paredueSs for am attack in this sec
lor Some say &c was unexpected;
others declare they had advance i'm
formation OF tho hour and place of
attack Still others expected IL
would take place ON the 18th and
1y that the artillery had been or
rered TO withdraw ON the night on
-he attack. The posts command
was being moved when the attack
began and therefore was caught uu-
.Vares u the barrase. This appar-
entity explains the light counter ar
Ilerv fire Thursday morning
a German prisoner officer is quot
sd ass saving
-THe TItudeubure lime. iu its uree-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
10000 HUN PRISONERS TAKE
BY YANkS ABOUT ST. MIHIE
AMERICANS COMPLETE JOB
OF CLEANING UP ST. MIHIEL
SECTOR and PUSH FORWARD

PARIS Sept 14The prisoners taken the troops
number nearly 2O0OO according Marcel Hun editor of the
Echo de Paris, among them being $500 Austrisns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15


Press
WASHINGTON Sept 14.-French soldiers have located the
emPlaement of the last big used by the Germans the
bombsTdmen of Paris An official dispatch from France
'In the Corbi the neghborhood
Cugny the platform Of the last Bertha fixed FIRE the
Paris has been found The apane photo
graphs have shown it to be-"
Associates Press
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN LORRAINE Sept. IA
Hard fighting has taken place in the quae northeast of Auen-
Have where the had placed big gun and
chine guns n a we'll defended position.
Additional Austrian prisoners have been taken civilians
said that they came i'm only few days ago
Artillery fire gas shells against American
positions during the night, but they did little damage
The Americans organizing their newly taken positions rapid
pushing exploitation parties Prisoners
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
Course Of Movement.

con he south f7nk our troons
advanced along q 1o-mile front be
tween Eiva~v and Fev-er Have N
through The undu'at'-V plain % the
Woevre or the west flank or IN
eiEht-u.'e from. rhe~ advanced
across tte heights ~ ne Nfeuse
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COMMITTED on PAGE THREE
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CONTINUED Ok PACE THREE
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tCoNTTNT'Ep ~ rAGE THPFF /
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fgoNTINLED ~ FAGE II TEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29
pHOTOPLAYS NEXT WEEK

PALACE+Dorothy Bernard, in
photoplay of Louisa NJ. Alcott's Lit
tie Women; Fred Stone. in Under
the Top" and Fatty" Arbuckle, In
Camping Out"
INTERCOLLEGIATE X. Lincoln.
in Lafayette. We Come: Bessie Bar,
riscale, in "All-of-a-Sudden Norma:
and Alice Joyce, in THE Captains
Captain"
RIALTO-"A Grain Of Dust"
Observation-Disclosures FAvershan. in
'sThe Silver King; Lila Lee. IN the
secret Garden" and Fatty Arbuckle.
in Camping Out"
Observation-Disclosures. We
Come; Evelyn Neshit, in Her First
Mistake; "All-of-a-Sudden Norma,
and Douglas Fairbanks. in ARIZONA
STRAND - Charlie Chaplin. in
shoulder Arms"
CRANDALL'S-Elsie Ferguson, In
Under the Greenwood Tree; In the
Hollow of Her Hand" sporting Lie
and "All-of-a- Sudden Norma
sAvOY-Norma Talmadge. in The
Heart Of wetonah": Mary Pickford.
in Johanna Enlists"; Louise Hun. in
Her Hand- and 'women's weapons"
GARDEN-..The Poor Rich Man"
featuring F. x Bushman; THE God
dess of Lost Lake." featuring Louise
Glaum. and Edith Roberts, in Set
Free"
AVENUE GRANDPA Perfect Lady"
TN the Hollow Of Her Hand" 30.
hanna Enlists." The Sea Waif ana
"Such a Little Pirate"
APOLLOe"Johanna EnlistS," Madge
Evans in 1.-The Love Net; w. s. Hart.
in Border Wireless; such Little
pirate" and "When Do We Eat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29
Garden.

Moore's Garden Theater. the hrst
three days of this week. Will oner
Eye fof Eye" in which the role OF
Hassouna, child Of the desert. 10
played by Nazimovx. as its leading
feature. 1t is the story Of the little
Arabian girl who deserted her PEG
pie and her faith for love OF an ON
Ger in the French navy. WEDNESDAY
and Thursday Emmy Wehlen will be
pictured in sylvia on Spree
as Sylvia Fairponts, q sheltered
child Of wealth. who seeks al.
venture on Broadway, and Friday and
Saturday. Tongues of Flame" Will
stirring scenes is a realistic forest
fire. Daily short reels are shown also
to orchestral accompaniment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29
Filnogranns.

Ethel C1ayton's next picture will be
Private Pettigrews Girl.
Enid Bennett has started on now
picture whose working title IL
Nemesis"
A dainty Christmas greeting has
drifted in from Jackie Saunders, The
Sunshine Girl"
Florence Dixon. called tho most
photographed girl" is pictured IN 2
new comedy, Independence. BGosA"
viii Rogers, the Follies comedian.
refuses to believe he il as ugly AZ he
is pictured in Laughing Bill Hyde"
Installed in his new ;25o.ooo studio
at culver City Thomas H. Ince Is
promising the world q new stanoafd
for screen productions.
With the change in the coal situa-
tion the Famous Players-Lasky Cor
poration is re-opening it's eastern
studios at Fort Lee. N. J.. ana In
New York.
..rne Challenge Accepted" is q dra-
matte story of the selectivo service
DRAFT as it affected natives OF the
Blue Ridge mountains. with ZenA
Keefe as it star.
A reultca of the drawing ro0n IN
Frank Goulds Lakewood homo -
shown in Elsie Ferguson's new pto-
ture For Sale"
Charles Richman, the wen known
actor. is pictured with Anna Case, the
prfrna donna, in her first moving pic
ture feature, THE Hidden Truth 1t
is said to be an excellent picture.
Marion Davies will be pictured in the
Edna May role as the Salvation Army
lass in .'The Belle of New York" which
has been filmed for release the LIST of
January. Raymond Bloomer Is the
young spendthrift
The Ford Educational Weekly. xc-
cordine to announcement Of Goldwyn.
costs $7so,000 q year to produce. bat
not Q cent goes back to The lrodnc1r.
Henry FORD, whose solo ds6ire. u -
cfsiuaed D % e6ncAAD - MAA -
10 historical svyo@D en- VD'
|40synment u doing -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29
Avenue Grand.

How a quaint little girl with a de-
crepit bicycle rides into a Maine town
during a war savings stamp drive ana
not only helps to put the village "ever
the top" but also right several
wrongs and stumbles into a romance
of her own, is delightfully."- pictured
in battling Jane" the photoplay at
Crandalrs Avenue Grand TO-DAY;
Dorothy Gish is its star. The He'll
Cat" featuring Geraldine Farrar. Will
be shown tomorrow; Tuesday. when
Do We Eat?"; Wednesday and Thurs
day. THE Heart OF Wetona": Friday.
'.The Road to France" and Saturday
s"The Man From Funeral Range.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29
Apollo.

1.-The Road Through the Dark. from
the story by Maude Radford warren
is the screen feature at Crandalfs
Apollo today and tomorrow. s
acenes are laid in France, Germany
and America, and Clara kfmban
Young is pictured as French girl
who sacrifices herself to save her
fellow Tuesday. June Ell
vidse will be pictured in The zero
Hour: wednesday. Madge Kennedy.
in "a Perfect Lady; THURSDAY. wal,
lac,n Reid. in THE Man From Funerai
Ranee": Friday, Dorothy Gish, In
"Battling Jane and Saturday. Alice
Brady, in In the Hollow OF Her
Hand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

Ethel C1ayton's next picture will be
Private Pettigrews Girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

Enid Bennett has started on a now
picture whose working title is
Nemesis"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29
Leader.

The Submarine Eye" will have its
flrst Washington showing at the
Leader today and all week 1t is de-
clared marvellous for its underwater
photoplay, its thrills and its amazing
novelties.
The story is developed in PRO.
loeue that goes back to the year 1870
when New Orleans was social CEN
ter Of the new world.
John Fulton, a young inventor, has
perfected an underwater perfscope
with which it would be an easy mat
ter to search out sunken treasure on
the fioor Of the ocean. To finance
it is his problem. Romance and ad-
venture supply the human interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

Charles Richman, the wen known
actor, is pictured with Anna Case. the
fure feature, THE Hidden Truth. It
is said to be an excellent picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

A dainty Christmas greeting has
drifted in from Jackie Saunders, The
Sunshine Girl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29
Savoy.

william S. Hart, in The Bofder
Wireless" is the photoplay feature to-
day and tomorrow at Crandalfs Sa-
yoy. His role is that Of an outlaw
who. near the Mexican border, dis
covers a nest of German spies, whose
canture results in his pardon. Tues.
dav Madee Kennedy will be pictured
in "A Perfect Lady: Wednesday. Enid
Bennett, in when Do We Eat:
THURSDAY, Carlyle Blackwell, in The
Road to France; Friday, Frank NC
Intyre, in TOO Fat to Fight; Sa.ur
day. Lila Lee, in Such Lie.ie
Pirate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29
AMUsEMENTs.

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ADJUSTMENTS
CONTINUED from Flfth Page

ton. Clarence oliver and clifford Bruos
Also are pictured In the cast. Her Firet
Mistake" starring Evelyn Heseit VIII
be shown Tuesday. wednesday ana
Thursday. and The Heart OF Wetona.
featuring Norma Talmadxe. Friday
and Saturday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-31
KaDdydat Ma SedziegO

Jan Prystalski jest kandyda-
tenn ma tykiecie acknowledgement
ra sedziego Sqdu Municypalnego.
Polecajac go usilnie Czytelnikom
naszym ! caiemu ogoiowi' oby--
wateli polskich, pragniemy rec
{ tym znakomitym kandydacie
slow kilka:
Jan Prystalski pochodzi z Pol
ski, z Torunia, gdzie urodzii sig
27go listopada 1881. w miodym
wieku przeniosi sic z rodzicami
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych, a PREY
bywszy do Chicago, osiedliia sic
rodzina jego W dzielnicy zwaneJ
Pullman; tam miody Prystalski
DO ukonczeniu pierwszych szk6i
pracowal przez. lat szereg, a po-
tenn, gdy zdolnoSciami uwage ma
sic zwroci}, zatrudniony zostai W
b;urach kompanii Pullman Car
Works.. a jednoczeSnie jake am
bitnv miodzieniec studyowai Pra-
wo, uczac sic wieczorami. Zdai
egzamina prawnicze i adwokatem
zosta} w T. 1906. A cd tego czasu
praktyke p~rawnicza wykonuje W
miescie bez przerwy. w T. 1911
zostai zamianowany przez proku-
ratora miejskiego - tegoz asyS-
+entem, a W T. 1912-ym zostai "a
nianowany asystentem prokura-
tora stanowego, kt0re to stano-
wisko zaimuje ! obecnie, jake Je-
den z naiwybitniejszych asysten-
tow prokuratoryi nasze); ProWa-
Iii on re Swietnym sukcesem
szereg caly spraw Pierwszorzed-
rel donios}oSci a zaznaczyc male
,, IL jake dobry Polak - ME
xstydzi sic nazwiska, ME pre-
nienia go, ami przekreca, a roda-
cowi niejednemu w biedzie / W
dopotach sadowych wpSywem
woim dopOmGgi.
Prystalski jest zonaty i miesz-
IA pnr, 321 W. 111th place, Chi
cago.
Nazwisko jego jest 2O-te ma ty-
kiecie. Pamietajcie giosowac nan
PREY prawyborach W dniu 11-go
w~rzeSnia. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-31
Pc wszelkic informacye zgIa--
sac sic i pisat nalczy, adrcsuj2c:
Academia NajSw. Rodziny,
1444 w. Division str,
Chicago, Ill.
z BRIGHTON PARK.

Kom. Oh. poi. Tow. w dziclnl-
CIV Brighton PIX. donosi, &c dn. ,.
wrzcSnia Tow. Wszystkich Swie-
.tych nr. 901 Zjcdn. p. r. *. W A.
cbchodzit bcdzic uroczystoSc roz-
.winiecia Sztandaru Amer. Komi-
tet obyw. pol. Tow. bicrzc W tel
uroczysto5ci czynny udziai "a
prasza wszystkic Tow. znajduJQ-
&C sic W d~ziclnicy Brighton Park,
ably wystqpily in corpora, by te
uroczystoSt jak najIcpicj upiek--
szyt i pokazat innym narodowo-
SCION, re Polslii Nar6d umie IT,
szanowac sztandar amcrykaiski i
narodowy.
Zbi6rka ola wszystkich Tow,
bedzie pred ko$cio]cm P. W. 5w.
5ciu Braci Polak6W / M~cczenni--
k6w PREY 41cj III. S. Albany ave.
punkt o godz. Pei po poiudniu a
dalszY program pochodu ogloszo-
ny bcdzic pred koSciolem.
Komitet OBJ. pot. Tow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-31

jcszcze i polskich przedmiotow,
bedzie zmnicjszone wydatnic: ma
krrsach ~wyzszych uczennice bed2
mialy do wyboru nauke iaciny,
lpb francuskiego jezyka; jezyka-
mi acknowledgement beda tylko =
polski i angielski; ma kursach be-
die r~ozszerzona nauka stylistyki
polskiej, ably uczennice tenn leplcJ
przvstosowaG do ~wymagah PREY
szivch stosunkow polsko = amc-
rykahskich.
Nauka gimnastyki i mrzyki be-
die ola wszystkich uczennic w
mySl najnowszych wymagah pc
dagosii i hygieny obowiazko-
wa.
Przyjmuje sic do Akadcmii
tylko dziewczeta - juz Cd szo--
stego roku zycia. Wpisy trWala
obecnie, prosimy zglaszat sic Jak
najwczesniej, by potem nauNi nj"
przerywat.
Rok szkolny zaczynamy zaraz
70 ,,Dniu Pracy': nabozelstwo
inauguracyjne odbedzie sic W ka-
plicy zakladu W piqtek, ego wrzc-
Snia O godz. 9tej zrana.
Spodziewajqc sic, re zmiany
powvzsze - wazne i zdawna po-
zadane - pozyskaiq sobie zyczIl-
we przyjecie i u~znanie re strony
Cg6lu, polccamy pamieci Roda--
k6w szkole naszq. Cd lat tax VIE
III luz pracujqca wytrwale w maj
trudniejszych warunkach ola do
bra wsp6lbraci, wsp6lsi6str ma
szych i zapewniamy, re TIC elnia
nasza nigdy Z drogi obranej ME
zstapi. a umilowanych idei sic
ME zaprze.
siostry Najswietszej Rodziny
z Nazareth.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-31
A LUDZI

ma urzedach publicznych nietylko ola naszej VIA
snej korzysci ale i da pozyskania lepszej renomy
wsr6d obcych. I'm wiecej many Polak6w ma wy
sokich stanowiskach, tenn bardziej mas beda inno-
narodowcy szanowat. Obecnie many ma regularnym
prawvborczym tykiecie acknowledgement siedmiu
Sandydat6w ~polSkich, a mianowicie:
y FIR. Y. RYDZEWSK - ma Klerka Sadu
atunieypalnegO.
y ALBERT NOWAK - ma KOmisarza Powia-
tOwegO z Chicago;
81 TOMASZ KASPERSKI ma KOmisarzs Po-
WiatOwegO z Chicago;
A. JOZEF S. LA BUY ma SedziegO MUNICIPAL
negO;
- STAN. S. WALKOwIAK ma Sedziego Mu-
nicypalnegO;
g. PAWEL \. KAMRADT q West Hannond)
- ma KOmisarza POwiatOwegO pOza Chicago;
- ANTONI MACIEJEWSKI (z Cicero ma
KOmisarza P~OwiatOwegO pOza Chicago.
Ma wszystkich kandydat6w wyzej wymienionych
g{osuie sic W caiem mieScie Chicago z wyjatkiem
P. y. Kamradta i A. Maciejewskiego, kt6rych ma
zwiska figuruja ma balocie tylkO ma prOwincyi czy-
Ii W powiecie Cook poza granicami miasta Chicago.
Poniewaz regularna organizacya demokratyczna
z panem r. c. Sullivan'em ma czele data Polonti
tym razem Siedmiu kandydat6w a vice znacznie
wiecej nz kiedykolwiek przedtem - przeto my,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-31
I Akademii Naj$w.
Rodziny.
WAzNE JEDNO.
RAZOWA NAUKA!

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mi zakiadami wychowawczymi w
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nauka da wiele czasu wolnego
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cze Geese dnia mice bedzie ola
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