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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-22


Increased wages for railroad men -
and patched pants for photographers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-22

'You can't always cen what man
is by the way he tAllSs" 90 4
perhaps not"
zone morning in the lay0tory of a
Pullman ear several men were talking
about how hard II was TO dress and un.
dress In a berth"
"lesg"
THE man who made the loudest
complaint was contortionlst who
could tie himself in Notwithstanding.
ham Age-Hcrald.
Children CRY
F0,l' FLETcHfR'S
- n 9 - - -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-22
POrtierS

Rope Dortieres in Green and
Red Tapestry portiers in
Green, Red and Brown, with and
without fringe, mercerized fin
ish.
Couch covers in all grades
and shades.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-22

White table sets in 2 and. 2ls
yards long. White round table
cloths with scalloped edge.
Bedspreads with and without
fringe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-22
CASH OR CREDIT
CASH OR CREDIT

Now the War
cheerful possible
Our store filed with different articles reasonable
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-22

We have a line OF Library tables
thct viii be worth while looking same
over, finished in Mahogany, Oak and
fumed oak. Also Parlor tables in Ma
hogany and Oak.
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Deaths Reported.

Mary Thompson, 7c years, Garfield Hospital.
Clarence Gross. 81 years. 6o4 street;
Henrietta Cole, 63 years. 800 East Capitol
Laura E. colston. II years. 7sl I'd street
~ Emily Gurrier. Fl years, st. Elizabeth Hos
Eherboaan Heith, 81 years. 22s1a 18th street
Catherine E. Thornton, years, 1901 Law.
renee street northeast.
Lillian D. Goodwin, 80 years, 722 5th street
william J. Cook, rs years, 70 seaton place.
Elizabeth A. Sheridan. 81 years, 54 14th
street northeast.
Wilfred Grissley. IS years. Providence Hos.
Susie Austin. SO years. Garfield Hospital
Evelyn f. Weldon, A years, 2112 10Th
street northwest.
Minnie SPECIAL. 50 years. 1915 TIL street.
Sarah L. Porter, 81 years, 400 G street
". E. squires. 81 years. Q. S. P. Il. s. Hos
Leonard W. Sampson. Is years, cs13 N
Mary RIMS. 50 years. 0. S. P. n. S. Hos
Cha lies S. Merrill, 81 years. SO 10th street
southeast.
John +. File, 80 years. o. s. p. H. s. Hos
Charles E. Denham. 50 years. 514 18th street
southeast.
Louise Logemiann. IA years. 1851 L street.
NeOESe e. oAASyS 90 SS1Aos SO GeAGuA
Ethel K. Reynolds. % years. Emergenc,
Dorothy Harris. 20 years. U. S. P. H. s.
Harry c. Watson. % Yeas. SIG G street
W. r. Grimes, "a years. Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Michael /. waller, 81 years, st. Elizabeth
Clarence E. Ray. 81 years. st. Elizabeth
Hospital
William Keaty, 70 years. st. Elizabeth Hos
lMcllie Nichols, 90 years. 124 9th stree.
IF Frank Will. 40 years. ST Elizabeth Hos
Luis A. oisternas. 20 years. o. s. r. h. s.
Hospital.
Annie E. Rowley. "a yesrs, bss 9th street
George H. Hardy, 60 years, los ~ street.
Sol Fredlender. g years, 600 9Th stree,
Theodore F. Sharpe, So years, St. Enhbe.h
Hospital.
John T. Foll,n. rs years. Georgetown Uni
William WATSON, q years, Walter Reeo
Clarence r Peters, 81 years. 7se Sd street.
Marshall P. Hosue. jr.. year. Children's
Katherine n. Petsold. 81 years. Garfield
Fred n: Frey, Al years. Washington Asy-
Thomas Corolis. IS years. st. Elizabeth Hos
pital.
Nils Larson. g years, st. Elizabeth Hon
John D. Dormant. So years. st. Elizabeth
Phillip Rubin, 2s years. 2os New York ave-
Ethel NJ. Parsons. 10 year,, Georsesown
Carbeth 3. Harrison. 80 years, Naval Hos
James 1. Phillips. "a year., 1900 elst street.
James Hobam, IS years, TIT Euclid street.
Rega Florinda, months, o. 8. P. r.. s.
Marie L. Hudson, 81 years, .. g. P. q. s.
William King. Is years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital
John Brown. "a years. Its street SOUTH
Patsy Timber, 81 years, 712 Sd street south
east.
Thomas n May. SO years. ssn F.aton
Margarey Cooper. is years, 1882 Biltmore
street.
Mary Brown, IS years. 25s5 NJ street. -
Marie Franklin, 40 years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Cora Foster, &c years, 1917 North Carolina
Charles Gray. Is ysass. 1917 North Carolina
Samuel e. Allen, years. 7o7 s1st street
Wili.n Henv wh.ll.r. IS ysaz.. st. mi.-
Eva II. Ross. 20 yeara. 1512 Marian street.
Harry 6mackum, 80 yeaEa, Free6maa's Hoe.
pital.
0oetheAsk
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CARDS or THANKs.

DoWIE8. We wish to expFess en-. st2eets
thanks and appreciatiel fef the kindness
tended dsrins iiness IND and To- u Sesstiisi
sss$is . ss::ss; !, MsI L [ sowE~ 1sb
IVA soHLs' BIZ TIE CHILDREN. !.
muxs. ~. vs.A !. ..ps... o., .sse.,.
ss.. s1 sar esis oa e snps.s
80 6sM e a beloved son snS hsafsssH HSh.
10IH. Win to express my aincers thaSks
and appreciation for the many expressions %
sympathy and beautiful neral uiegses On sas
eeesston Of the death Of my beloved eon.
mrs. ANNIE THEKELL BROOKE EpMHN-s
EsuEHAH. wish to express my sincere
sympathy and peautiful noral tributes ut
the death Of my dear wife.
-, EDW. B. EsiIELAlAN.
FORD. We wish to express our thanks to the
relatives and friends for their kindness and
tributes q the death q our daughter and
'' ~ " 81 THE FAMILY.
thanks and appreciation for the Kindness
and sympathy Of relatives, friends and neigh
during :ss sna fes sas
BIZ HIS WIFE. KATIE JACKSON. =
KRAus. We wish to express our SINCERE
and sympathy 81 relatives. friends and neigh
beautiful floral tributes at the death Of our
dearly beloved wife and mother, ELLA N.
HUSBAND AND FAMILY.
KNIGHT. wish to thank the many friends
for their Kindness and beautiful floral trib-
utes. also the letters OF sympathy received
during the Illness and death H, ct my beloved
LORETTA J. KNIGHT.
LANCASTER. We wish to express to our
friends, relatives and neighbors our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the kindness,
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at
the death Of our dearly , beloved ss!S daughter
111 = By The FAMILY.
YAcGoWAN. I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to friends and rel, reia-
tiful floral tributes the occasion OF the
GOWAN, BY DEVOTED WIFE. =
MCCLELLAN. We wish to express to our
relatives and friends our sincere thanks and
appreciation for their kindness: sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes on the occasion of
the death Of our beloved wife and daughter,
MARGARET BERNARDETTE MCCLELLAN.
BY HER HUSBAND AND PARENTS.
STEPHENS, We wish to express to our friends
our sincere thanks and appreciation for their
kindness and sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the death of our baby, ALMA
STEPHENS. BY THE FAMILY.
THOMPSON. We wish to express to our
friends and relatives our sincere thanks and
appreciation for the kindness, sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the death of our
beloved son and brother, RAYMOND THOMP-
son.
BY Hts MOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTH
Frs.
TYLER. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our relatives.
friends and neighbors for their kindness.
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the
death Of our beloved husband and father.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24
JAIL SENTENCES GIVEN
TWO RAIL WAY WORKERS
Government Starts Action to Put
Stop to Wholesale Thefts Of
Merchandise in Transit.

Assistant United States Attorney
Ralph Given appeared in Police Court
yesterday afternoon and presented to
Judge Mcmahon the first cases OF ar
rests by Detective L A. ODea for
alleged thefts Of merchandise in Gus
tedy Of railroad and express COM
panies.
The Investigations were conducted
under the direction Of w. ]. Flynn,
chief OF the secret service of the rail.
road administration. Seventeen ar
rests have been made. It il the in
tention Of Chief Flynn to continue
the investigation and put q stop to
wholesale fthefts OF merchandise in
transit.
Jerome W. shipman, an express
conductor. and Lawrence C. Bradley,
. brakeman. were defendants in the
cases heard yesterday. The former.
attributinE his trouble to bad COM
pany, entered pleas Of guilty to eight
charges Of theft Bradley admitted
guilt on one charge.
Shipman was fined $500 or ninety
days in each Of two cases and seS-
tenoed to sixty days imprisonmsnt
In eaoA 81 six 0Aseats Bradley was
given . sentsncs Of two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24
BEL CLANS AND NEUTRALS
PARD0NED By GERMANS

AMSTERDAM. October %. - Baron
Won Falkenhausen. the governor gen
eral Of Belgium. according to an off,
cial telegram from Brussels. has par
doned all Belgians and neutral resi-
dents condemned by military tribunals
or military commanders under his jur-
isdiction. except those convicted Of
common crime. The governor general
also has ordered the release Of all Bel
aian and neutral citizens informed in
Belgium or Germany. A limited num-
ber Of persons whose freedom would
be undesirable while lighting con-
ttnuss will be released after the oyAo-
xnk1eo& BelGtwA
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Funeral private. tnterment at Congressional
cenaetefy. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
0AsSENsoHEIDT. On Tuesday. October 90,
1915, at $50 pm, at his residence, 511 14th
be1esed %asssnd Of Mary Tere... father Of
Albert and Theodore Gassenschmidt and
Mary 8. Leahy.
May his soul and all the souls Of the faith
full departed through the mercy Of God rest In
Funeral tprivate, on Friday. October %. at
10 am.
eIsT On Wesps csy 9etob so1 p s,a 1918: a,
twenty three year,, loving son Of Mrs. Sarah
e. and the late Elmer Z. Gist.
Funeral (private) Saturday. October %. at 10
am.
GREEN. saddealy, on Tuesday. October %.
Navy Hospital, ITEM GREEN. son Of Glen
Augusta F. Green. Remains s'e can 0' Be see en-
Thursday afternoon at James Bros, 10th
and L streets northwest. Body leaves Satur-
Funeral sr Hurt va Va from stanton River
Baptist Church, Sunday at o'clock Pm.
HAUL. Suddenly, on Wednesday. October q,
1S&A at her rsstdenee, e4s Oh street north
east. ALICE r HALL !nee M.fuire), BE-
Loved T, 1s. q i "a late 1P1iss Hal: Mann.
Oivet cemetery. Relatives and friends IN
vtteQ.
HARDEsTX. 9. Tsesasz. oetober e. MS,
at pm, Of pnsumonia, At her parents'
country home, near Rockville, Nd, EUSTA-
GA BOYLE HARDESTY, beloved and only
daughter Of Frederick e. and Eustaeia Boyle
Hardesty. aged twenty years.
Funeral services at the country home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hardesty, near Rockville Nd, FIJI
day. October q. at noon. Interment at Rock
Greek cemetery.
HANNAH. On Wednesday. October q. 1918,
at 4:45 Pm, at the residence Of his parents
1850 Florida avenue, JOHN RANDOLPH
HARNAN, o. 8. n. SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Hafnaan. aged twenty one years.
Funeral from the residence Tomorrow friday
morning ut II o'clock.
HARRIS. On Monday. October q, 1918, At Il
ss. e." i 4 ffE as zee s :srs 81
tSe hate Daniel He,sis md dearly beloved
Harry O. Harris saA tss lats Mamie B.
rsssaI tpslvsss) Hpaasx. ee,,>s. u q II
; <falaan0iAs 1AtnenaatAf 1SRa M 9
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MASSIF OF ByK0vlTS
TAKEN BY SERBlANS

PARIS October 23-"Eastern thea
ter. october 11-After a violent en-
sagemsnt Serbian troops have oap-
tured the massif OF Bukovits. north
east of Alexinatx Northwest Of "a
istsAar the allied forces have made
further gains"
LONDON, October 34A Ssrntan
o68cisl statement Of Monday says:
sonf troops continue TO A4yaAoA,
AGhtjne their way forwar1 Sunday
~ o3oaEsa tAs 1SGioan ct Ipek. Nevt-
SaSaas en4 soAka 81 Tie enemy.
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DIED.

WEST. On MedSsscsy oeseess =: &s;i ,s a. ~
Clarence II. West and the DEVOTED daushtsr
Of Henry and Mary J. Ready. sged twesty-
three years.
Gone from a fond and loving husband.
Gene from a devoted mother and sister,
Gone from q host Of borrowing. loving frieues,
But who should WEEP when you are gone
To the greatest lover Of them all. m
Your Creator in heaven7 MOTHER
Funeral (private) Saturday morning. 10 o'eisck,
from her husbands residence. l102 -Maryla1d
avenue southwest. Private mass at st. DoD-
inic's Church At the same hour for the repese
of her soul. Intermenr at Mount ohvet CEN
etery.
WHALING. On October q, 1918. at 8 c'e1eek
ELIZABETH WHALING. aged seventeen
i. and James 3. Whaling
Funeral from her late residence. 1522 Montello
avenue northeast, Saturday, October &c. go
WILKINSON. On Tuesday. October 90. 1918.
at $50 pm, EUSTACE NJ. WILKINSON.
beloved husband of Grace Porter Wilkinson.
at his residence, 13iT East Capitol street.
Funeral private. 24s
WILLIAMS. On Tuesday. October 90, 1915.
GEoRP P at MI II Il ,ss ss,o mSsp hu,
band of Edith n. williams (nee Campbeill.
Funeral services at his late residence at Ben
sing. d. c., Friday morning. October s5:at
~ O'Clock. Interment at Glenwood ccme-
terry. New York papers please copy.)
WooDARD. Suddenly. on Wednesday. 0cto-
Der %, 1918, at Red Cross Hospital, ELSIE
G: tnee Farralp. the beloved wife Of Harry
Funeral (private) from Thomas r. NaIley's
undertaking establishment, 1921 18th street
southeast, Friday, October IS. at 10 am. 25'
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TYLER. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our relatives,
friends and neighbors for their kindness.
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the
death Of our beloved husband and father.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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In Memoriam.

In Memoriam.
BARNES. In loving remembrance OF our
brother. GEORGE q. BARNES who departed
this life four years ago today. October "A.
1914.
The month of October once more is here,
To us the saddest OF all the year:
Four years ago il took our brother
And this October it took our mother.
Home is sad, q, God. how drenry,
Lonesome. lonely, every spot.
Listening for their voice till weary, weary,
HIS LOVING SISTER BESSIE AND BROTH
Err JOHNNIE.
GINGELL. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our darling daughter, HELEN LOUISE
G1NGELL. who fell asleep in Jesus one
year ago today. October "a, 1917.
Dearest Helen. we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory We will cherish
BY HER DEVOTED PARESTs. WARREN
AND ANNA GINGELL.
JAIN. In sad but loving remembrance Of our
this life one year ago today, October "a,
1917.
Sleep on. dear mother your labor is DER.
fonr willing hands shall toll no more;
A faithful mother both loving and kind,
A better mother We could not find.
BY HER CHILDREN.
LEMON. Sacred to the memory of my dear
mother SUSAN LEMON. who departed this
1916.
On YOU. dear mother. I could always depend.
And know | had one sincere friend:
And of all the hours on earth which you
Your heart to me always bent.
And from this world of grief and trouble,
10 the land Of peace and rest.
God has taken you. dear mother,
Where you will find everlasting rest.
BY HER DAUGHTER, MARY FENDELL.
sPRIGGs. In sad bnt loving remembrance Of
our dear mother, ANNIE MARIA SPRIGGs.
Fl. 1917. '' ~
We stood beside her bedside,
We saw her life denart.
But when that she was dead
1t nearly broke orr hearts.
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. GEORGE.
JOSEPH: NARY, JESSE sPRIGGS AND
WARREN. To the sweet memory Of my dear
mother. DORA MARCELLA WARREN tnee
Cook, who departed this life one year ago
today, October II. 1917.
Rest eternal grant TO her. o Lord, and let
light nernetnal shine upon her.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. HELEN
WARREN. In memory of our beloved sister
and aunt. DORA NJ WARREN. who died
one year ago today, October "a, 1917.
She sleeps. but was so fair.
She slumbers and knows no care:
Her heart WIS pure. her life so young
Yet not orr will. but. Gods be DONE
BY HER DEVOTED SISTER AND NIECE
MARIA l.. AND ANNIE TOWLES
WOODWARD. Sacred TO the memory of nv
dear mother SARAH WOODWARD, who
departed this life three years ago today,
October "a, 1915.
No spirit so gay but recalls the hour
When it learned what all must know
That enshrined in every human heart
Lies the mystery of woe
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, JOSE
PHINE RILEY
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CARDS or THANKs.

WALTER We. wish b express ssf sinecre
thanks and sppreciatiea for ~ kindle. and
sxteaasd sssinE - iiines ana a. &c Bean
ttfel. aorai tribgtes ct the death sof cur q
loved husband and father CLfLOM u.
WALKER. By WEE AND CHILDREN:
Wx10. Jewish ID express on thenkss ana
spIseeiat!ea 70 our frienda end nn@yes 10y
etnSR kindnsss. sympatay enA nssnH1@ - ses "!
beloved husband and fsther. J: ". WARD:
By HIS WIN AND UHLDREN. .
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BORN.

HAaH. 10 friedrich. and Nsllie Aaske.
FRIEDRICH PAUL HAHKE, Jr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

POTRZEBA robotnik6w W fabryce
mebli. 1901 n. Rockwell ul. 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

POTRZEBA kobiety do mycia ma
czyh. Sta{a praca dobra zaplata. -
Restauracya Nova Gwiazda, 7O9
Milwaukee ave. 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

POTRZEBA do robienia rekaw6w,
podszewki, koinierzy, prasownika
szewk6W 1913 Emma ul. 90
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

POTRZEBA mezczyzn ma podworzu
wegla. Zapiata 1926 placone CO.
dziennie. Excelsior Coal Co., 4100 IT.
wing Park boul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

POTRZEBA balwierza Is | pol pc
25. ZglosiG sic S45S Burnley ave. -
South Chicago. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

siiowaniom rzadu do kierowania
panstwem bez parlamentu."
lyle rezolucya. By dokiadniej
pojac iej treSc znaczenie W chw1
ii obecnej. trzeba znaG stosunki, W
ijakich znajduje sic pahstwo Att
stro- Wegierskie. Ot6z ten zlepek
przer6znych narodowoSci, zwia--
zany tylko zadza Habsburgow,
ktorzy chca panowa6, znajduje
sic ma drodze do zupelncgo IT,
Padku. L jednej strony potezne
Nlemcy, Z CORY nakreSlonym pla-
rem zaborow wciagaja Austrye
W serdeczny uScisk przymierza
ckonomicznego, wojskowego i
Politycznego, Z drugiej strony
uarody SlowianSkic. o wielkeim IL
Swiadomieniu odrebnoSci naro-
dowej, pra Gala siia do otrzaSnie-
lcia sic Z narzuconego jarzma,
zerwania nienaturalnych wiezow,
ktoremi spojono je Z Habsburga-
mi i do utworzenia niepodleglych
wolnych pahstw. Dazenia naro--
dowoSci znajdujq swoje wyrazne
iodbicie w dziaianiu poSl6w. l tax
poslowie czescy %odmawiaja wszel
kiego wspoldzialania Z rzadem
austryackim, podobnie czynia /
poludniowi Slowianie (Serbowie,
IChorwaci ! S~lowehcy). Stanowi-
sko Polakow najmniej byio okre-
I%Slone. Ia cene popierania plan6w
rzadu spodziewali sic oni otrzy-
mac odpowiednie ustepstwa W
sprawie polskiej. Ma sic rozu-
mice. re wszyStkie te mrzonki do
niczego ME doprowadzily. Au-
Strya zdradziia Polak6w PREY po-
koju u~kraihSkim, a teraz oddajac
Isle pod opieke Niemiec, chce wcia
gn2c re SODA wSzYstkich Slo-
wian, a wiec tez / Polske. W ia.
Ikiej chwili Koio PolSkie zOryen--
towaio sic nareszcie i wydalo Cd
powiednia rezolucye. Rad au-
stryacki, ME mogac uzyskac vic
Ikszosci poslow ola swoich pla-
now. bedzie. musiai Pozegnac sic
Z Seydlerem - i wejsc ma inne
drogi; przejScie to jednak w dzi-
siejSzej chwili ME jest tax lat
wynn.
- Plany bawarskiego krola. -
Czytamy W jednym Z francu-
skich dziennikow notatke, zaczer-
pnieta z angielskich pism. Odnosi
SIC ona do Polski, a mySl w niej
zawarta wyjSc z giowy bawar--
skiego kr6la miala! Brzmi ona
nastepujaco: Niepodlegla Polska,
zawierajaca Galicye i czeSci pol
skie z pod zaboru pruskiegO pod
wladza krola saskiego. Take ro-
zwiazanie sprawy ~wyklucza obie
strony, tax Habsburg6w jak /
IIohenzollernow. Move kr6lest-
wo otrzymaloby wolny port pod
warunkiem zgodzenia sic ma
przystapienie do ukiadu austro-
lniemieckiego. Armia polska byia-
Iby zorganizowana ma sposob pru-
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

POTRZEBA stolarzy 1 maszynist6w
przy meblach. Zaplata 42c do 45c ma
godzine. Pisac Dziennik hCicasoskt
10. OIL
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POTRZEBA rubber W Department
Gle wykohczania, fabryka mabli. -
1901 n. Rockwell ul. 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

POTRZEBA dobrego balwierza, ma
stale. Dobra zapiata. 1903 w. 1Sta
ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29

POTRZEBA- do robienia dziurek re-
cznie, do p~rzyszywania guzikow / OBJ
szywania tasiemki PREY surdutach.-
164S Haddon ave., ostatnie pietro,
Harris and Guthman Bros. 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29
BACZNOSC!

STATKI domowe ma sprzedaz z po-
wodu wyjazdu. 1926 Augusta ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29
KRONIKA POLSKA.

- 49, ~
dencyi z Bialej podlaskiej W "hu
ryerze LwowSkim", t. wv. nOber-
Ost" niemiecki sprawuje ma Pod
laSiu rzqdy bezwzgledne.- Ma kaz-
dym kroku odczuwac sic dale sy-
stem. stosowany bezwzglednie W
najdrobnicjszych szczegoiach roz
maitvch zagadnien zyciowych.
Ia tvCh rzad6w ia Podlasie zjez-
dzaia cd czaSu do East agitato--
rlv ukrainscy i prowadz9 kon-
skrypcye dusz ukrainskich. Maio
jtdnak Jest tych dusz maia
znikomo cyfra. Jcden, dw6ch,
trzech znaJdzie sic we wSi, to tez
j konskrypcya ia marine wydoby-
va cyfry ma Swiatlo dzienne. Che
Ciai wiec agitatorzy ~zapuszczaJa
Seci wSrGd szumnych zapowie--
dzi i niemniej biySkotliwych o.
mietnic - lud twardo SIG przeciw
MIN opowada. Gdy TAXI agitator
zjechai do pewnej gminy, pc
wien ksiadz rzymsko --katolicki,
ably dobitnie scharakteryzowac
Moose tel roboty, urzadzii W tym
samym dniu konskrypcye i Gala
wieS murem opowiedziala sic
przeciw tel agitacyjnej robocie.
Rozwiazali Niemcy szkoiy roll
nicze i liczne ochotnicze straze
pozarne "a rzekome uprawianie
polityki a rownoczeSnie, gdy Cd
paddy muSztry, ma ktore chetnle
mlodziez wiejska przybywaia =
n~iejsce ich zajely innego typu
zbi6rki. Otto ma murach miaste--
GEEK i gmin pojawily sic orygi--
maine ogioSzenia, wzywajace
chlopc6w j dziewczeta na rOboty
Sezonowe do Prus. \ gdy sic. pre-
rzcdzily gminy - pojawii sic
wSrod op}otkow ! zagonow wiej-
skich nowy goSc. Taksator ME
miecki. Obchodzi grunty ! mie--
rzy be- konca i liczy, czy tez
przypadkowo chiopi ME podali
m~niejszych cyfr dokonanych "a
siew6w. A ten j ow potrzasa gio-
wa i mysli, ku jakiemu celowi
zmierza ia Gala robota - czy to
obliczanie zbior6w czy zapowiedz
nowych podatk6w. \ tych podat-
k6w juz diuSa kolumna.
- R~ezolucya komisyi Koia Pol
skiego. - Krakowie odbylo
sic posiedzenie komisyi Koia Pol
skicgo. Niemieckie dzienniki po-
daja niektore punkty tel rezolu--
Cyl, szczeg6lnie tc, ktore stano-
wczo okreSlaja stanOwisko Koia
wobec dotychczaSowego auStrya-
ckiego gabinetu ministrow. Po-
dajemy jeden Z gl6wnych punk
tow tel rezolucyi: Zwazywszy, re
austryacki Rad zaja} wrOsie sta
nowisko wobec polskiej sprawy
przez tajny ukiad. z~mierzajacy
do podziaiu Galicyit(na polska /
ruska);
re prezes ministrow Soldier cd
czasu objecia urzedu ME wypel-
nil najprostszych obOwiazk6w,
ktore posiadai wobec obywateli
paistwa. i ktorych domagaio sic
Kolo Polskie trzykrOtnie umozli-
WHO ~uchwalenie budzetu, w "a
mian otrzymawSzy stanowcze
przyrzeczenia;
re ia polityka brutalna znisz-
czyla wszelka podstawe mozliwo-
sci utrzymania pokoju miedzy
narodami podczas pokoju;
re ia polityka gleboko podko--
paia parlamentarne ready / spa
ralizowaia sumienie panstwa.
Komisya parlamentarna Koia
Polskiego oSwiadeza sic w inte--
resie panstwa "a u%sunieciem RIA
Gu Seidlera, wymaga natychmia"
stowego zwoiania Izby / protestu-
je Z CORY przeciwko wszelkim u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-29
BluRA Piracy. !
H. KREUTZER

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steam table, do zbierania statkow ze
stol6w take do hotelow, fabryk, pral-
nj, kobiet ma kr6tkie godziny. Ovarian
tujemy dostarczyc wan dobra / stais
race. Take mezczyzn do restauracyi
do pomocy W kuchni / porterow. Zgio-
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