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Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
SINS OF THE MOUTH
By the Rev. Charles Sickle

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Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
WAR ON DISEASE A WAR ON SIN

By the Rev.C Charles o Religious 
 
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Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
WHEN DAD PLAYS BALL

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Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
GMwppzE Ete,pszueAaocaton.

wish to stop the line of thought l had awakened in Bob.
 What she most wanted was to de- velop the new impulse just born Ill him. Of that I was confident. She was far too sophisticated a woman not to know the weight of propinquity in a heart affair, and far too clever to neg lect any opportunity to be with Rob ert Lorimer.
 But with all her jealous wisdom she had not discerned that Bob and 1 called to each other, subtly, deeply Bob might be fooled or beguiled into a les ser love than ours-but never would he be satisfied with a love different from mine. Rwas looking far ahead of that I was well aware-but some where in the months to come Bob would be normal again.
 And 1 was glad, glad, gladi Then to prove to myself how glaP l was 1 cried bit and made my hand kerchiefs into sad, damp balls. The sight of them made me nysterical-it is considered such bad manners to roll kerchief into wudge. | Seeing Bob-as he was and as I was had proved only an agony after all Caring greatly is so often only suffer- | ing. It was torture to want him and to leave him to the ready comfort Katherine Miller could administer. Bob's case had passed its zero hour and I would better manage to see that Katherine Miller did not finish the cure!
 I caught my breath at the thought and all it suggested:
 If ever Katherine Miller gets Bot to make love to her." I warned myself l you're done for, Jane Lorimer, ir spite Of the mystical call' between you and Bob. If he ever makes love to a woman, believing his first wife. dead | it will be too late for you to resurrect yourself. And you won't have the right to come to life again. You vii have forfeited it by your presenf messed-up existence"
 Gro Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
|G |Ga1fflaiolI9{lIfa fa1B1rtilIS.
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Mediate on the Race l Must Make for Bob's love-And on My Handicap
Copyrighted lOlO b~ hhe

l Mediate on the Race 1 Must Make for Bob's Love-And on My Handicap
 From the happenings at the Hostess House had snatched this: Katherine Miller believed that Jane Lorimer was dead and that therefore she had a fair field before her; moreover she would tolerate no rivals for Bobs affection when she should again develop the human need of love
 Taxi-ing back to the train, the incl dents of the day wera reeled off in my mind with torturing vividness. I could see the hateful look which twisted Katherine Millers beautiful mouth as she took in my swaggering salute and mocking courtesy to Bob.
 Doubtless she consider ed them both impertinences, nevertheless her trained eye had caught Bob's instant reaction to them They gay red azalea had aroused his passing interest but I my self had stirred some deep sentimental memories. They couldn't spring to life in ninute-Dut the seed was quick | and Katherine Miller knew it.
 The careless girl messenger had ac- | complished for Bob more than a dozen learned physicians had been able to do.
 His gaze had been held my mine, l had aroused his curiosity in me as a girl, not as an old playmate like Jane Ames, not as 2 charming friend of the Lorimer family like Katherine Miller. The GIRL in me, and the particular kind of a girl that I was-although outwardly I was poor and shabby and friendless-had startled the MAN in Bob Lorimer
 The incident wasn't one to compare st all with a vulgar Irritation in which each dangles a characteristic lure be- fore the other.
 The reel in my brain flashed back to Katherine Miller as she stood at the table in the camp lunch room and re- scented the drama in which Bob and 1 had played the leads. She had called me little fool-and she had sent me away-but sha hadn't the slightest
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q. Can you tell me where I can get a good map of Europe as defined by the Peace Treaty? P. O. l..
 A. The Washington Information Bu- reau of this paper will send you such map if you will make your request Of them direct. enclosing a 2-cent stamp for return postage.
 Q. What was Napoleon's famous palindrome? F. B. H.
 A. Napoleon is credited with the fol- lowing sentence which reads the same backward and forward: Able was ere 1 saw Elba.'
 Q. Who are the croatans of North Carolina? P. B. G.
 A. They are a mixed Indian and white people found in Robeson County N. C., having Indian names and Eng fish habits. They are supposed by many
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
MIRACLES
By Edmund Vance Cook

Do believe in the miracled sign
 As wrought by the ancient prophet? The mracled water turned to wine That the wedding guest might quaff it? Miracled fishes and loaves of bread. And Lazarus mracled back from the dead. Or any miracle heard or read?
 We'll, pray you. why should I scoff it? For look up through my miracle eyes To the miracle skies above me, Then look at you and I realize
 miracle for and of me. Something has turned my blood to wine Something has laid your lips mine, Greatest of miracles. this it's sign,
 That you are alive and love mel
 Copyright 1s1e N. E.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
COULDN'T SEE IT

Fortune Teller (reading cards)-You have money coming to you, but sickness whatever.
 Client--Thats singular.Im the doctor
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05

to have descended from the Host col ony'' of 1591.
 0. What is the cause of the bluish stems found on the watermelons in market this year? E. M.
 A. The Department of Agriculture says that they have been treated to prevent stem-end rot. The treatment consists in painting the freshly cut stem of each melon with a paste made of bluestone mixed with starch. This does not lessen the quality.
 Q. What are Alaska sTmost import ant exports? G. E.
 A. The exports consist chiefly of gold, canned salmon and other fish, copper ore and furs.
 (Any reader can get the answer to any question by writing the Repub- lican Information Bureau, Frederic J Haskin, Director, Washington, D. C. Give full name and address and en- close 2-cent stamp for return postage Be brief. All inquiries are confider tial. the replies being sent direct tc each individual
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
A HELPFUL SPOUSE

Tomorrow is my birthday and shall get the usual very welcome box of cigars from my wife"
 welcome? Huh! I'll bet you usually throw them away"
 Not I. I give them to my friends They member the horror and later when offer them a cigar that's really good and they don't accept. tell you my wife's gift saves me money every year. Vancouver Province
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
THE FIRST UMBRELLA

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Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
FACTS AND FIGURES

 with the medical U S medic a
  food wokngmans pocketbook:  and
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
ANYONE COULD

Elsie"My grandpa has reached the age of ninety-six. Isn't it wonderful?"
 Bobby-Wonderful nothinl Look at the time, it's taken him to do it.r-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-05
LINES TO BE REMEMBERED

Work is the cure for all the malades and miser- ies of men-honest work, which you intend getting done.-Thomas Carlyle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
ZICTE TRACT BRONIAC WLAS--
NOSU SWEGO CHLEBO-
DAWOY.

Do w%yszynku m~ieszczacego sic p.
mr.. 2100. Wentworth ave-, Chicago
Heights, gdzie goSci obslugiwal MI
chat Lisowski, wstapilo z~eszlej sobo-
ty dwu zamaskowanych bandyt6w, 2
kt6rych jednym byi murzyn i rozka-
zali oni czterem zn~ajdujacym sic W
lokalu goSciom podpieSG natych--
miast do CORY iCh recc. Patrzac W
lufe reWolweru zmierzonego don,
Lisowski nerwu ME tracac, spytai
murzyna, czy przypadkowo ME Ear.
tuje, ten zaS odpowiadajac mu, re
zaraz sic O tenn przekona, obszedi
szybko kantor j usilowal wyjaC Z
kasy rieniadze. Lisowski widzac, re
ME przelewki poczal sic re zloczynca
zmagat, W trakcie kt0rej ten ostat.
nj wystrzelil do niego trzykrotnie,
raniac swa ofiare W brzuch. Aczkol-
wick ranny, Lisowski ME dad "a wy
grana / dalej mocowa} sic 2 murzy-
men,. ME majac zamiaru p%ozegnat
sic z p%ieniedzmi. w czasie tel Walk
murzyn widzac, re ciezka ma pre-
prawe I bojac sic zarazem, ably prey
padkowo policya ME chwycila go ma
goracym uczynku rozkazal towarzy-
szowi przyjsG mu 2 pomoca / dobic
Lisowskiego, co tenze b~ezw}ocznie u.
czynif. dajac don diva strzaly i kia-
dac go trupem. w tel wiaSnie chwi-
Ii do w%yszynku wszedl tylnemi
drzwiami goSt, a co widzac bandyta
przywital go kulka; uniknawszy jej
cudem czempredzej zawr6ci}, a spot
kawszy ~policyanta uwiadomi} go o
wypadku. Gdy po jakiejs chwili We
sill obaj do lokalu re zlodziei ME
Ltio ami Sladu, jak r6wniez &c
napadu, kt6rych na2wiska
policya do tel pory ME mcgia sic do
wiedzieG. WlaScicielem wyszynku
jest Henryk Radziewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

nell ul., ofiara wypadku automobile
wego. Chciai on przekroczyc Chicago
ave. i W akcie tym najechanym 20
stall przez ~szofera, pracujacego ola
kompanii yellow Taxi" nazwi-
skiem Ralph Tjelman, Fam. pnr.
1917 Dearborn III. Pokaleczenia jego
sa powainej natury, ma on BOWEN
p~otrzaskans prawa noge i rane ma
skroni jeden cal dluga. Liczy lat
81, a gdy sic wezmie pod uwase je-
go wick podesziv. wypadek ten go
tow zakohczyc sic Smiercia.
O 80: q
PAM D. Nowak, 2134 Crystal ul.,
stapi}a diva tygodnie temu ma "a
rdzewiaiy gw6zdz, co wnet spowodo-
walo zakazenie krwi. Odwieziono ia
do szpitala norweskiego, gdzie wy
wiazala sic gangrena glowy, kt6ra
spowodowa}a smiert. Zmaria z~esziej
soboty.
o -:
Posiedzenie Oddzialu Kr6lowej
Jadwigi mr.. CITY T-acierzy Polskie1
odbedzie sic dis wieczorem, o go
dzinie smej. Bardzo wazne sprawy
ma czasie. Take rozdanie premii. -
Anna Schmidt, prez.;; Marya Ros-
sa, seal.
% - q
W parafii sw. J6zefa. kt6rei pro-
boszczem jest X. Stanisiaw Chole-
winski, W dzielnicy Town of Lake
zebrano ma fundusz 10-cio miliono-
wy dla Polski $507.S7 W miesiacu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

marcu, a ME $57.S7, jak bylo "a
mieszczone W sobotniem srpawozda,
niu.
q So q
Polska Korporacya Handlowa Pa
latino otworzy}a dnia 5go kwietnia
b. r. ma poludniowej stronie miasta
drugi sklep, we wlasnym budynku,
pod adresem 1701-17O3 W. Alma
utica.
81 o
Gdy PAM Swoboda, Fam. pnr.
7541 Engleside ave-, zabieraia sic
do wieszania bielizny, spostrzegia,
re sznur, kt6ry 10 tego uzywa}a ce,
lu gdzieS vaginal. Szukajac go
wszedzie, %zabiadzi}a wreszcie do pi-
wnicy, gdzie natrafiia ma meza swe-
go, cierpliwie oczekujacego Smierci.
Chcial on popeinic samob6jstwo, po-
niewaz ostatnimi easy szwankowal
nieco ma zdrowiu. Jest nadzieja u
trzymania go prey zyciu.
q 80 q
Rabusie wpadli z~eszlej soboty do
w~yszynku Wojciecha Li~sowskiego,
1856 Mosspratt ul., 1 o~brabowali
goSci tam znajdujacych sic oraz /
kase ma }aczna sumo $500, ME villa
czajac W to diva zegarki. Poniewaz
igoScie zachowywali sic grzecznie, o.
besz}o sic tym razem bez strzelani-
ny.
o q u
Wczoraj o godzinie 4:30 RAM
zmarla S. p. Ausustyna Czemska,
iona p. Jana Czemskiego, Fam pnr.
1921 Noble ul., po jedno!tygodnio-
wei chorobie. Jej syn Konrad Sly
mon Czemski, zmari dnia 1890 sty-
cznia b. r, i cd tego cSasu re smut
ku za synem upadala ma zdrowiu.
Ubieg}ego ~tygodnia podczas zmiany
grobu jej syna, zaziebiia sic 1 wczo-
raj zmarla. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W
srode, dnia ego b. m, z koScioia sw,
Stanislawa Kostki. Pogrzebem zaj-
mule sic pogrzebowy Franciszek
Brandt. Blizsze szczeg6ly W nekro-
logu.
4 na
Oh. Jan H. Paprocki, prezes Tow.
M}odz. Sw. Kazimierza i Tow. Miodz.
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki, gr. $40 q. P.
R. K. ma Kazimierzowie, przejal W
tych dniach ma wlasnoSG apteke p.
Piotra Czaji, pnr. S001 w. 22ga ul.,
r6g S. Sacramento ave. Ka5imierzo-
wo nareszcie doczeka}o sic wiasne-
20 aptekarza, wychowanka parafii,
kt6remu zyczymy wszelkiego powo-
dzenia W wlasnym interesie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

swe na0wisko jake Micha{ Kowalski,
a m}odszy jake jerry Korobihski.
Obaj niedawno temu przybyli do
Chicago z Laporte, Ind. W niedziele
rano martwe ich cialo odkryte 20
staly przez w}ascicielke hotelu, kt6-
ra jak powiada, czujac 'gaz W loka-
lu, / przeczuwajac nieszczeScie czem
PREDICT, uwiadomiia policye, a ia
wtargnawszy do pokoju, skonstato-
wa}a smierc obydwu goSci. Ma ko-
modzie policya znalazia revolver 1
f~laszeczke z bialym proszkiem, W
polowie wy%pr6zniona, kt6ra pozwo-
lila policyi przypuszczat, re miodszy
z gosci popeinif samob6jstwo przez
z~atrucie. W ubraniu starszego zna-
leziono zas ksfazke bankowa ma SUI
me $4,000, ktore wpiacone zostaly
do banku W miasteczku Laporte. Wy
slana TAME depesza przyniosla wnet
odpowiedz, re zmarli mieszkali tam
/ re dopiero pare tygodni temu opu-
scili miasto. Chodza .pogloski, re W
hotelu tym paru innych mezczyzn
pope}nilo ostatniemi easy samob6j-
stwo, oraz, re klub ten miaf NAIVE
,,Klubu samob6jc6w". DIVA lata te-
mu, co z~ostalo sprawdzonem, w tym
samym pokoju dwu innych mez--
czyzn r6wniez %popelnilo samob6jst-
wo. Detektywi beda starali sic spra-
wdziG, czy przypadkowo ludzie CT
ME byli ofiara konspiracyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
POLACY POWRACAJACY q
WOJNY.

Ponizej lista z~olnierzy, kt6rzy pc.
wr6cili z Francyi, w~y!adowali "
New Yorku | So drodze do obo-
z6w, gdzie otrzymaja zwolnienie &c
sluzby:
Kaorl Stastny. 200 S. Kildare
Jan Zelasko, 1929 w. 19ta ul.. Ka,
ziimerz Burlihski, 1886 Holt ul.,
Stefan Nowotarski, 1928 w. Erie.
Felix Kamacki. 1856 Evergreen,
jerry Meska, 2724 Rhine, Albert
Kolka, 51S2 Hermitage ave-, Fran.
Pawlak, 1928 Herman, Pawel Col.
mix. 1911 n. Wood, Karol Sedlak,
1917 s. LOOMS, J6zef Benda, 500
S. Keller, Fred. Janisz, 254O W.
sofa ul., Edward Martynek, 1854
S. Central Park ave-, Karol Yak,
2733 S. Turner ave, Henryk Zyska,
31S5 W. Monroe ul., Karol Zobel,
1916 McReynolds ul., Adam zucho-
wski. 211S n. Robins ave-, Henryk
Borkowski, 322S W. Thomas ILL.,, c..
Kasper, 1903 s. Spaulding ave. E.
Glowatka, 1886 W. 4Sma ul., jail
Grzechowiak, 1920 S. Morgan ILL.,,
Jan Lopatka, 2S19 S. Kedvale ave.
Fran. Hylaszek, 1925 S. Sawyer av.,
jerry Wick, 6744 May ul., jerry 81
korski, 3247 S. Wall ul., Leon Klu-
giewicz, 1416 Dickson ul., Leon
Madura, 1928 Fry ul., Ludwik CT
EEK, 1851 s. Turner ave-, Edward
Zajaczek, 2645 S. Homan ave-, Jan
stelmach, 1909 Tell pl.. PaWei
Czoska, 5041 S. Maplewood ave-. 10
zef Kalal, 1851 S. Kildare ave-, Ste
fan Morawski, 124S Dickson ul., Mi
chat Mierzwihski, 927 w. 31sza ul.,
Robert Rosianka. $40 S. California
ave., Bruno Wendowski, 1882 North
Wood ul., Jan Zielenski, 2O6O NO.
Oakley ave-. Franciszek C~zerkowski,
3SOS Emerald ave-, Stanisfaw Dowej
ko 1916 Dickson ul., Fran. Duszek'
4121 Newport av., Piotr Janas, 1889
8. Hamlin ave., Michal konkol'
3o07 s. Kenneth ave. Jozefa Kuce-
"a. 2S2S S. Normal ave-, Jakob Lu'
bowski, 1921 Whipple ul., William
Marszalek, 2O17 W. 22ga ul., Fran
ciszek Pawlik, 1909 Loomis, jerry
sestak, 1887 W. 1Sta ul., ]. Sramek
1858 S. Keller ave., Harry StrolK'
2o66 n. Western ave., Artur Situba,
1923 Honore, jerry j. SzeWczyk'
2422 S. Irving ave-, J6zef w. Bta-
EEK, 1855 S. Throop ul., WiadysiaW
Pilitowski, 1851 N. Kedvale ave.
Norbert Wilkoszewski, 704 W. l5ta
ul.. Antoni Cora, 1850 w. sega ILL.,
Ludwik Michalak, 1852 W. Erie ILL.,,
Albert Losza, All n. Lincoln ave-,
Edmund Karlak, 1926 N. Richmond
ul.. Franciszek Nowak, w. 19ta ILL.,
Gustav Kresz, 614 N. Central Park
ave. Jan Czech, Blue Island ave.
Tomasz Mara, 1856 W. 9th pl., Fe-
Liz Drucinski, 2S4S N. Ridgeway
ave. MfchaI Kalisz, 1925 S. Wash
tenaw ave-, Alex Meszka. 1852 War
saw ave., Edward J. C~zaplewski,
1907 Cortland ul., Franciszek Nova
kovski, 2S46 Drake I've
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

W lokalu dawnej firmy 2 mebla-
mi ,,Carroll'a", pnr. 1880 Milwau-
kee ave., odbedbie sic W ~przysz}y
czwartek, piatek i sobote wysprzedaz
wielu mebli, jakotez i i ubran W iak
najlepszym stanie po Genie bardzo
niskiej. Doch6d z tel s~przedazy odda
ny bedzie ma cele Northwestern u
University Settlement.
q - q
jerry Wilczy6ski, 1901 S. PAUL.
ma ul., ~najechany zostai wczoraj
przez lokomotywe linii kolejowej
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Ry" i
zostaf W wypadku tym zabity ma
miejscu.
q - u
Ponizej lista zabitych / rannych
zo}nierzy, kt6ra nadeszla z Wash.
ingtonu: Franciszek Grabowski,
$500 Throop ul., zmari wskutek ME-
szczeSliwego wypadku. J6zef T. Pla-
eek, 1925 Webster ave-, zabity. AL
fons ]. Gladych, 2422 Lorel ave,
(dawniej ma liscie zag~inionych) o.
becnie W s}uzbie. Jeremiasz A. Wi
TEX, 2644 S. Springfield ave-, zmar&
cd ran (dadniej ma liScie zaginio-
nych), Franciszek RAYMOND, 3S4O
N. Springfield ave-, zmari z ran. Ma
ryan Melkowski, S049 Throop III.
(dawniej ma liscie z~aginionych) O:
becnie jest " s}uzbie.
4 CD :
Ma liscie pionier6w, kt6rzy pc
wrocili z Francyi, p~rzejezdzajac
przez Chicago, do obozu gdzie otrzy-
maja zwolnienie znajduje sic dwoch
Polak6w ch~icatgowian: Aleksander
%Sinkiewicz, 1854 Cornell ave., /
Adam A. Klafta, 1884 N. Spring
field ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
DNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA

W kwate-ze Czerwonego Krzyia,
pRr. 5S =. Washington ul., pok6j nr.
51j znctduia sic listy z Polski, kt6-
re z powodu mylnych adres6w ME
mOgiy bye doreczone. MONA sic Pc
takowe zgiosic pod powyzszym adre-
SEM: Jan Boda, 1912 W. Huron ul.,
Pawei i Julianna Horwath, II West
23cia ul., Waclaw Tyliiski, Lincoln
ul., Karol Machala, 1904 W. 71sza
ul., J6zef Petrik, Leather ave-, Jan
Dunajski, S44 n. California ave.,
J6zefa Dura. 1929 Cleaver Ill, Ma
tyas Kutski. $685. Dearborn ul., Ma
rya Maraczy. 1919 Champlain We,
Antoni Z~ambrowski, do Teofila Fam
browskiego.
o - o
DR.. Rudolf Tenerowicz, kt6ry %
lat kilku praktykuje ma Kazimierzo-
vie. onegdaj poddai sic o~peracyi, ma
zapalenie Slepej kiszki. Operacya do
konana byla W szpitalu polskim Mat
XII Bozej z Nazareth i wypad}a po-
myslnie. DR.. Tenerowicz, spodziewa
sic opuSciG szpital "a mniej wiecej
diva tygodnie.
o 81 o
" szpitalu st. Mary's" znajduje
sic dzisiaj Jan Swiatek, 1920 Cor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
ONEIDA COMMUNITY
SREBRO DARING

Doroczna dystrybucya premii
"a owijki cd American Fa-
mily mydia potrwa 20 dni
tylko to jest cd 1.so do 2Ogo
Kwietnia.
Bee watpienia uskladaliscie mn6stwo
owijek cd American Family mydia,
vice powinniscie skorzystaG z tel o.
ferty, prawdziwych Oneida Commu-
rity srebrnych nozy, widelcow, iy-
EEK | iyzeczek. w tym roku dystry-
bucya potrwa 20 dni tylko, cd lgo
do 2Ogo kwietnia. Przeczyatjcie og}o
szenie ma innej STRONGLY. (Ogf.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
PODW0JNE sAMOB0JSTWO.

Zeszlej .soboty dwu mezczyzn PREY
puszczalnie ojciec z synem, weszfo
do hotelu Union" naprzeciw sta
cyi kolejowej ~noszacej to sama naz-
wa a zapisawszy W nazWiska W
ksiazce hotelowej. zostali przez VIA
scicielke tegoz wprowadzeni do jed
: go 2 pokoi. Starszy z mich podat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Do domu PIP. Boleslawa i Broni-
slawy z Pajrowskich Zoska, zam. p.
mr.. 1853 Dickson ul., przybyla dis
ran pociecha W postaci c6reczki. -
TAX matka jak / c6reczka czuja sic
dobrze. Ojciec nowonarodzonei jest
%subjektem i k%olektorem w skladzie
mebli p. n. Gamer and Koehler,
PREY Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
PODZIEKOWANIE

w imieniu 5000 Czfonk6w organizacyi ma.
szei skladamy niniejszem serdeczne podziekowa'
ME tym wszystkim, kt6zy Odwiedzili nasz nowy
Sklep Czfonkowski W p~ierwszy dzieh otwarcia.
Jak dotychczas tax ma pnyszfoSC bedziemy
Opierac nasz interes IA zasadzie: ZADOWOLlU
KAzDEG0 0DBIORCE POD KAzDYM WzGLEr
DEM, to znaczy: Da6 dObry towar, policzyc "a
tOwar ~siuszna Gene i otoczyt kazdego obbiorce
grzeczna a ~rzetelna Obsfuga.
PrOsimy wybaczyc nam jezeli ME ~pOtraflli.
smy Obsluzyc wszystkich tax iak nalezy W sobote
dzieh otwarcia. w ciagu dnia zwiedzi}o nasz
sklep kilka tysiecy os6b, a vice pomimo najsz-
czerszych checi moze ME bylismy W stanie
wszystkich zadOwOlic.
Przez cafy ten tydziei, z wyjatkiem piatku,
nasz nowy sklep Czfonkowski W ~dzielnicy Town
of Lake (r6g 47-mej i Paulina) bedzie otwarty
do godziny loci wieczorem. Kto ~jeszcze ME byf
naszym sklepie, prOsimy odwiedzic mas:
Has1em naszem MECH bedzie: POLSKl
PIENIAM w POLSKIE RECE.
POLSM KORPORACyA HANDlOWA PALAT|NE
JoZEF MIERZYNSKI. PREzEs
ST. J. ZALESKI, WIcEPREzES
HENRYK, NIEWOLKIEWIcZ sEKRErARz,
B. URBANSKI, sKARBNIK
J. ]. JANKOWSK, KoNTRoLER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-11-06
GOV. BILBO PROCLAIMS
NOV. IL ARMISTICE DAY

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 4.-Gov. Bill
DO Thursday issued a proclamation
calling attention to Armistice Day,
Nov. II, the first anniversary OF the
"most important momentous event OF
many centuries" and suggesting a
suitable observance of the occasion. In
concluding the document, after for
NAL preamble leading up to it, the
proclamation says:
II would ask our people to close
their places of business on that day.
and that all public offices be closed
where possible. Let the flag OF ou1
great country be unfurled and dis
played and our people again told what
it stands for. Our celebration Of this
event should be in harmony with what
it represents. Our people shoulc
gather publicity and our speakers re
cite to them the causes Of the war, tht
spirit prompting America to stan'
with the allies, and what the victor!
means to the world"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-11-06

Grenada, J. W. Powell and ii. II.
Alexander of belzoni, +. l.. Marde-s
of Oakland, and George S. Yerger OF
Mounds, La.
"The company's second well is now
to a depth of LOO feet, and is located
only eighty feet from the well OF the
Dixie Queen Oil & Development Com
pany, which has an office in this city
in charge of it's secretary, Mrs. Cyrene
Deannan. The holdings OF the Dixie
Queen are surrounded by the biggest
| in Block 90, and there are only big
wells in this block. The Dixie Queen
derrick is up, work has started on the
lwell, and Mr.. Bailey says, Il don't
see how it is possible for them to miss
hitting a gusher. jackson Daily
News.
A number of Oxford gentlemen are
interested in the above mentioned oil
property, and their friends will be in
Iterested and delighted to learn OF their
good fortune in striking oil.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-11-06
SENATOR KENYON'S CONTRAST
ING VIEWS.

Just what Is the purpose OF the
Kenyon bill now in hearing at WASH
ington would be hard to deduce from
Senator Kenyon's own statements. In
the bill itself the purpose is set forth
as follows: ITO stimulate the pro.
duotion, sale, and distribution Of live
stock and live stock products and for
other purposes" This stimulation OF
live stock production may be well
taken as bid to the consumer to hope
for lower meat prices.
But he has different thought to
present to producers. In letter adj
dressed recently to the Wallace Farm
er he says: II do not believe myself
that the situation as to restricted
consumption is going to be changed
very much, and there will be the neces-
sity Of less production" OF course
less production would supposedly mean
higher prices for live stock, but also
higher prices for meat.
Are either the general public or the
farmer going to be fooled by this
method of playing up the one against
the other? 1t is not likely. Farmers
and consumers are both coming to the
realization that hampering the pack
ers is not going to bring higher prices
for live stock nor lower prices for
meat, but quite the opposite. ~