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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
GOLDEN GRILL

1919 Main st. Grand hotel Bldg.
Bosses newest and best cafe. Ameri-
can and Chinese Dishes. Chop Suey
and Noodles a speciality. Finest chef
In the city. Everything new and clean.
Service best Open from q. m. until
4. N,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
CAMP LOGAN ShELvEp.

Washington, Feb. 26.-The war de-
partment has ordered discontinuance
of Camp Logan. Textile sixteenth
camp closed since the armistice.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
GOT HIS BROTHER TOO.

London, Feb. 26.-Nasrollah Khan,
brother of the assassinated Amir Of At
ghanistan, was reported today to have
seized the throne
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26

Your auto licenses are past due. Call
at Assessors office at once. w. A.
Kincaid. ADV. IF
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
CLUMM|NS SAYS

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
CAFE
700 MAIN ST.

700 MAIN ST.
American and Chinese dishes. Noodles
and Chop-Suey our speciality. Mer-
chants Lunch. short orders. Music and
dancing. Open from II q. m. to ! q. m.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
LONDON PAPERS

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
HAIR ON Face
WHAT CAUSES IT

worlds greatest aathorities that
&c stlnulAtes and Increases hair
growth t. merely remove II fron
the surface Of the skin. The only
oonD0n-senso way - remove hair
n to attack II under the skin.
DelliFacle. the original sanitary
liauld. does this ~ absorption.
Only genuine DeD1iPacle has .
noney-b0ck guarantee In each
package. At toilet oouAteEs In 0Ocs
u and - sisess o. BY Aau from
- IN Dlain wrapper On receipt Of
price.
FREE hook mailed In plain
sea1eA envelope oA request. De-
New Yoek.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
HUN PRESIDENT

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26

The JOY Drug so Banou- Lattm Co..
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-27
FELTON,

Rev William Gibson has returned
from Salisbury.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Craven have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Ang-
stadt.
Norman Morrow has taken a po-
sition in Michigan.
Mrs Della Hugg and son, David,
have been visiting Mrs. David Hugg.
Miss NJ. J. Whitaker has recently
been a guest OF Mrs. Henry Harga-
dine at Woodside.
Miss Margaret Reynolds and Viii
liam Killen have returned from Del
aware College for their summer va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shilling have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
H. Hodgson.
Miss Margaret Reynolds is in Car
Isle, Pa, to be present at the com
mencement at Dickinson College.
Mrs. Sallie E. Turner is in Phila-
delphia and vicinity visiting friends.
Mrs. Sadie Cubbage has returned
from a visit in Wilmington.
Mrs. Lydia Pettus has returned to
her home in Ashville, N. c.
Prof. w. T. Pyle has been visiting
friends here.
Mrs. J. H. Whitaker has been en-
tertaining her sisters, Miss Sue
Lynch of Philadelphia and Mrs. Grif-
fifth of Harrington.
DR.. James B. Bastian, who is sta
toned at Camp Mills, Long Island,
spent the 18th inst. with his mother,
Mrs. Rachel Bastian.
Reynolds Clifton of Pennsylvania
University is now at home for his
summer vacation.
Several cases of mumps are report
ed.
Miss Kathryn Hodgson is at home
for the summer.
Miss Helen Morrow has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kensil Cook
in Wyoming.
Mrs. Ruth Hargadine is entertain
ing Miss Mildred Johnson.
The Junior League met at the NJ.
E. Church Friday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-27
BOWERS


The Ladies Aid Society was enter
tanned by Mrs Jennie Short at the
Elizabethian Hall on Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Anna Spayd played sever
al selections on the piano, Mrs Mary
Davidson read selection and Miss
Freda Remmler recited, which were
very much enjoyed by all. Refresh
ments were served and the meeting
then adjourned until October. They
will then meet with Mrs. May Short.
Mrs. Martha Davidson spent a few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Willis B. Pardee, in Viola.
Mrs. George w. Spayd has return
ed home from visit with relatives
in Pennsgrove and Salem, N. J.
Miss Ida Johnson is visiting Mrs.
L. E. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rice of Philadelphia and Mrs. NJ.
Brice, of Camden, N. J., were also
week end guests of Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Sawyer
of Camden, N. J., are spending the
summer in their cottage, Liberty"
William S. Davidson was on bus
mess trip to Philadelphia last week.
Children's Day exercises were OBJ
served in the NJ. E Church on Sun
day afternoon. The church was very
beautifully decorated. The recita-
tions were good, the music was fine
and the entire program was a decid-
ed success.
Miss Carrie Davidson is visiting
Mrs. Maude Biddle in Wilmington.
Miss Kitty White and Miss Rebec-
ca White of Philadelphia have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit
with Miss Elizabeth Butcher at the
"Hampt"
Mrs. Priscilla Woody of Frederick
has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. A. Short. Mrs. George Far
row and son, Glaspy, of Milford are
now visiting Mrs. Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Coverdale
spent Sunday in Lewes as the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. George Kill
len.
Mrs. Charles A. Erdle and children
of Selbyville are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, w. J. Coverdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Sommewald and
daughter Miss Edna, of Philadelphia,
have moved in their cottage and will
occupy it the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Phil
adelphia were the week end guests
of Mrs. Lydia Vincent.
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-27

Mrs. Mary simpkins is making
preparations to go to the Palmer
Home. Mrs. Simpkins has resided in
and near FELTON, since 1904. She,
with her late husband, were mer-
chants here for many years. Mrs.
Simpkins has always been active in
church work and our good wishes go
with her to her new home.
Miss Madeline Reeves, Miss Saun-
ders and John Saunders attended the
movies in Dover Saturday evening.
The Radcliffe Chautauqua will op-
en- on the 2Sth. Admission SOC, or
s. for a season ticket
Miss Nellie Hughes and Paul
Hughes of Delaware College, Miss
Rachel Bastian of Beacom's College,
Wilmington, and Miss Rachel Kill
len, who has been teaching in Laur-
el, are each at their respective homes
for the summer vacation
The Epworth League will hold a
social this evening at the NJ. E.
Church.
At New Market, Md, June 18th,
Miss Mary Clifton and former Coun-
ty Superintendent Robert Shilling
were married at the home of the
bride. A cousin of the groom, Ed
ward Hodgson, was best man. Miss
Kathryn Hodgson and Miss Eliza
bethHodgson were guests. Mr.. Hodg-
son was in training at Camp Meade
and after his discharge took post
graduate course in Columbia Univer-
sity. He is one of our High School
graduates who has made good.
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-27

Mrs. Margaret E. King is having
front porch built to her property OF
North Union street, in tenure of Viii
liam Maull and family.
Miss Irene Vaughn and friend, O
Philadelphia, have been guests o
Robert Vaughan and family.
Captain David buttons residence
corner North Mulberry and Layini;
streets is being repainted by Franz
I Outten.
Wheat harvest is now on, and some
farmers are having good crops Of
straw, and most likely, OF wheat
judging by the amount of binding
twine that is being sold TO each.
Rev. Wingate, P. E. minister from
Milford, was in town on Friday. II
is said he entertains the idea of start
ing an afternoon preaching service al
the church of st. John Baptist, in this
town at a future date; or after the
summer vacations are over. This
idea carried into execution would
please many Milton people.
Robert Walls has sold his property
at Statonsville to Joseph H. Walls.
The Ushers Union of the NJ. E.
Church gave a reception to the re-
turned soldiers from France, in
School Hall, on Friday evening, sew
eral were present; speeches were
made, and refreshments served: a
good time was experienced.
Major Louis B. Chandler has re-
turned from overseas, and visited his
mother on Friday evening remaining
until Sunday afternoon. Major Chand-
Ter is in the best Of health, looks fine,
and says he has not had a day of
sickness since he has been in the SER
vice.
Miss Sallie Lofiand's Sunday School
class gave a bake in Mrs. Ida Fox's
vacant store-house on Saturday even
ing; and raised its quote to the con-
tenary fund.
James c. Robins, wife and a coterie
of friends from Washington, D. c.,
while touring the country stopped
over at Milton last week.
Miss Blanche L. Conner has been
visiting friends in the country for a
few days.
Arthur E. Jefferson has bought Of
]. A. Johnson five acres or land near
Sculltown.
Mary F. Busell has sold to Clar-
ence Dickerson seven acres of land
in Broadkiln Hundred for SSO0.00.
Lydia ]. Mcgee has soid to George
T. Mitchell a farm of Ill acres in
Hundred, consideration
private.
A meeting of the Official Board of
he NJ. P. Church will be held this
evening to locate the time of holding
aavinia Camp Meeting, and for other
Mrs. Luella Mcgee and grandson,
Ralph, are visiting relatives and /
friends in Wilmington, Philadelphia
md Freeport, L. I.
Mr.. T. Clarke Conwell, son of W. |
". Conwell, formerly of this town, I
las sailed on the U S. S. Dalano, for
n extended tour during the summer
months, of Norway, Scotland, Dem
mark and Germany. Mr.. Conwell is
student of Maury High School,
Jorfolk, Va.
When in Milford, stop at Pettyjohn's
'ountain. Cool, refreshing drinks and
upplee ice cream served as it should
e.
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-27
CUT THIS OUT AND TAKE 1T WITH
YOU.

A man often forgets the exact name
of the article he wishes to purchase.
and as a last resort takes something
else instead. That is always disappoint-
ing and unsatisfactory. The safe way
is to cut this out and take it with you
so as to make sure of getting Chamber
lain's Tablets. You will find nothing
quite so satisfactory for constipation
and indigestion.
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-27

Some one wants what you have to
sell. Then advertise it in the Chron-
icle next week.
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-27

waOte not-want uOtI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28
z WEST PULLMAN.

Wczoraj wieczorem Kolko Lite
rackie i~stniejace PREY parafii Wnie-
bowziecia Najsw. Maryi Fanny "
West Pullman, wystapiio po a pier
wszy z wieczorkiem rozmaitosci, kt6
ry sic bardzo zebranej publicznosci
podobal. Odegrano TAME try kr6t-
kie, lecz peine humoru komedyjh
p. t. ,,Kajcio", ,,Kumoszki" / ,,Slo-
wiczek". w pierwszej jedno-aktow-
ce wystepowali znani amatorzy.
Tr6jcowa: Hipolita Baczale, graf p.
l.. Janicki; xawera, jego c6rka byia
parma ]. Palczyhska; Julie s}u-
zaca grala parma Irena ~Paiczy6ska;
Kajcia Bogdalewicza, p. s. c. u
chacz. w drugiej jedno-akt6wce wy
stepowaly nastepujace %panienki: w.
Koz}owska, K. Wyzlic, w. Nowako-
wska 1 w. Haraszkiewicz. A W tree
ciej ,,siowiczek" (%operetka), jake
Lor, grail p. 2. Haraburda; John'a,
D. B. Zajewski; Zosie, parma q. Dmi
jswska; Antosia, p. K. Derwinskt.
Podczas antrakt6w wykonane 20
staly diva duety: skrzypce, p. E. Le-
wandowski przy akompaniamencie
fortepianu panny W. Matusiewfcz,
oraz duet odspiewali: panny q. Me-
drzyk (sopran) 1 T. Malak (alto(.
Pred r~ozpoczeciem programu pre-
m6wiI do licznie zebranej publicz-
nosci p. q. H%araburda, prezes kofka
Literackiego, a ma zakonczenie prze
mowif proboszcz X. Teodor Lang
fort, z~achecajac m}odziez do piracy
| do skupiania sic W celu utrzyma-
mia mowy ojczystej. Me jest wprost
mozebnem orzec, kto 2 bioracych W
tych sztukach udziai, wyroznii sic
ponad innych, grano BOWEN bez nal
mnieiszego .wysiiku, wiernie, .piyn-
ME / siadko. 2 pierwszego tego vie
czorku wynika, IL W zespole mio--
dziezy skupionej w tejze parafii
znajduja sic doskonaie silly. Pro-
wadzcie przeto dalej te prace tax,
jak ia ropoczeliscie, a nagroda wa
SEA bedzie zadowolenie moralne, IL
pracujecie ola sztuki pieknet; pod
nosicle u innych ducha, rozwesela.
Gle umysiy, a przykiadem swym po-
budsacie lnnych do piracy ola swell
parafii 1 ogoiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28

slal natychmiastowa pomoc &C.
lem w5trzymania pochodu Ru-
mun6w. Sytuacya ma Wegrzech
ma bye rozpaczliwa, w n~iektorych
okolicach powstaja wieSniacy,
domagajac sic przywrocenia rzs
dow monarchicznych. Tysiace o.
bywateli wtracanych jest do WIG
I zieh, egzekucye odbywaja sic
bardzo czesto.
Z ROsYI.
Kopenhaga, %. kwietnia. -
Tysiac kobiet i 4,50o mezczyzn
zabili bolszewiki W zachodniej
Rosyi, m6wia depesze z Rygi.
Berno, %. kwietnia. - Poloze-
ME rosyjskich bolszewikow W O.
bessie jest bardzo grozne z powo
du zajecia Bogusiawia przez u
kraihc6w, Przez zajecie linii ko-
lejowej z Kijowa ma wschod u
kraihcy zagrozili bolszewikom W
Odessie zupeinem odcieciem.
Wojska bolszewickic maja sic
poddawac z tego powodu W wiel-
kich liczbach.
Londyn, 90. kwietnia. - Chro-
nicle donosi, re fihska armia o.
chotnicza wkroczyia do Rosyi,
starajac sic opanowac kolej muir
mahska. w wielu punktach PREY
sz1o juz do ~starcia.
Kopcnhaga, %. kwietnia. =
Depesza z Libawy donosi, Re A
lianci odcieli Aywnost ludnosci
}otysKleJ ma czas tWorzena sic
TAME nowego rzadu.
Stockholm, %. kwietnla. - Do
powaAnego antybolszewickiego
powstania przyszso W fabrykach
bsweinianych W twanowie, 175
mil ma pdsnecny wsch6d cd Mo-
skwy. Pewna liczba belszewik6w
gestaia wymoFdowaHa, miasto
znaIduje 6ie dotychezas W rekach
powstahcdw,
Archanglelsk, as, kwletnia. -
Beiszewickle posiiki, ktoFe ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28

|NEPORTERA

Stowarzyszenie Alumn6w szko-
~ sw. Stanisiawa K. odbedzie swo-
je miesieczne posiedzenie dzisiaj vie
ezorem o godzinie s-mej W salt Ko-
sciuszki. Ma to posiedzenie przybe-
da cSonkowie / czlonkinie Stowa-
~rzyszenie Alumn6w. szkoly sw. Jad-
wigi. z programem. Opowiadal row
niez bedzie PREY tel sposobnosci o
przygodaeh swych wojennych po--
rucznik Edward Seheffler.
q So q
" New Yorku wyladowai 149-ty
regiment artyleryi noszacy nazwe
,.Reilly's Bucks. ktory wslawil sic
W wielu walkach, zapisujac imis
swe ziotemi gioskami W histpryi
amerykanskiei Regiment ten jest
chluba Stanu Illinois j prawdopo--
dobnie W kr6tkim czasie zjedzie do
Chicago gdzie czeka go entuzya-
czne p~rzyjecie. Przybyli oni do New
Yorku ma parowcu Leviathan, ma Pc
kladzie ktorego. nastepujacy zoinie-
re z Chicago polskiego pochodze--
mia sic znr sdowali: o. Cholewski,
muzykant, A. Z. Kuczynski, j. Kru-
szynski, muzykant, Jan Bachorski,
Adam Cich, mechanic, Albert c,
Hendrysowski. Adam F. Kalin, c.
NJ. Nowy, J6zef Wisniewski, ]. j,
Liskowiec, A. j. Szlachta, Jan A.
Swoboda, Antoni Butszewicz, Lud-
wik Blomarz, Wiadysiaw Wisniow-
ski. Edward ]. Jorek. Jan Lazarz,
Michai Niklawski, Bronis}aw orio-
wski. Fred. E. Prucha. Andrzej Z,
Piekarczyk, William Pokorny, Sta
nislaw Swoboda, J6zef Marynowski,
6 Wali6ski, ]. S. Stanowski. James
Siora. Jr.. Franciszek Chlumski,
Stefan j.. Mr6z, Edward Morowski,
Karol earyzek, stonisiaw Rzeczy-
cki, Benjamin \. Swig. Henryk Sic
rawski. J6zef J. Kuliczek, Jakob j.
Manski, T. J. Nikodem. Andrea
Tuszynski, j. Wawrzynek, Jan
MichoG. William F. S~zablowski'
Jan Stowicz.
:. 80 -
w New Yorku zarzuciio wczoraj
kotwice s7esc transportowc6w, PREY
wozac okoIo 1900 zoinierzy z Fran
cyl, 2 kt6rej to liczby okolo $50 po-
chodzi 2 Chicago. Ponizej lista POI
skich zolnierzy. rannych lub cho-'
rvch: kapral Antoni WojcieszyE
$500 y. Campbell ave, Alex Dom
browski. 1853 W. 3Sma ul.. Jozel
Jankowski, SIS y. winchester ave.
Edward Kiepka. 524 s. Crawford
ave. Jak6b Lanski, 5145 S. Troy
nj. Franciszek Gawka, 2140 Hern'
don Ill. Edward Kamyk. 462 West
Huron ul.. Wladyslaw Kapka. 9lZS
CullOm ave. Lista Zdrowych: Ell
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28

D~OkClSZclllC Ze SllOIIlSy 4SESJ'
prawie zaiagodzona. Co do Japo-
Mi, ME wiadomo jeszcze, czy be-
da nalegac ma przyjecie poprawki
W kwestyi r6wnoSci ras; zalezec
to bedzie prawdopodobnie cd
rozstrzygniecia ich drugiego pro-
blcmu w kwestyi Kiao-Czau.
z NIEMIEC.
Berno, %. kwietnia. - Wiado-
mosci z Monachium donosza, re
komuniSci tamtejsi groza, re je-
zeli miasto bedzie oblegane, mie-
szkancy beda rozstrzelani w SEE
regach ma Marienplatzu. Ostat--
ME depesze wskazuja, re wielkie
Wojska rzadowe otaczaja' stolice
bawarska i re walka o posiadanie
miasta jest bliska.
Zurych, %. kwietnia. - GU
staw Noske, minister obrony kra-
oswiadczyi podczas swego
pobytu w Gdansku, re Berlin jest
W zupelnem bezpieczehstwie
pred powstaniem radykal6w,
ktorzy stracili juz wszelka ma
dzieje obalenia obecnego rzadu'
Hrabia Arco-Valley ktory "a
mordowal bawarskiego premiere
Kurt Eisnera, wyciagniety zosta'
przez tiun bolszewicki &c szpi--
tala j zamordowany.
2 WEG1ER.
Bazylea, %. kwietnia. - Ru'
muhskie wojska postepujs W dal-
Sym ciegu ma Budapest ! sta
czaja po drodze 'drobne walki. "
p6snocnej czesci posunsli sic r6-
wniez znacznie XII zachodowi, ale
doksadna ieh pozyeya ME zostaia
podana.
Londyn, IS, kwietnia, Dope
SKA z Berna do Times m6wi, Re
Bella Kun. wegierskl minister dis
spsaw zsgFahlesRyeh, wystese-'
was rrosbs do Lenina, ably prey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28

ward Fiala, xs5f s. Hermitage ave,
Felix Forpanek, 253S Thomas III,
Michal Gburk, 1890 n. Leavitt ul..
Micha} Gurski, 461s s. Tolman ave.,
jerry Kaluka, 47ss Lincoln ul.,
Stefan Kamienski, 5517 Justine ul-,
Fryderyk Kolopa, 1647 w. 101sza
ul., jerry Korbel, Ills S. Wood ul.,
Franciszek Lemahski, 1907 Division
ul.. Franciszek Manikowski, 1444
w. Blackhawk ul., J0aef Markell,
1922 Diesel ave-. Andrzej Moskwa,
1922 Lyndale ul., W7adyslaw osi-
kowicz, S4Oo N. KELLEY ave.. Jozef
sulda. 2s01 s. AIbany>ave., Maryan
syrek. So0s W. 12ta ul., Cicero,
stanislaw Tomczak, 2725 N. Ridge
xay ave, Henryk Witahski, N4s57 S.
Ashland ave. Ma transportowcu Ma
toika, przybyli do Newport News:
J6zef F. Cfgalewski, A604 S. Rock
we'll .ul... Piotr wacekowski, 45NS s.
Wood III. '
Aczkolwiek Jan 1wanicki, zam. p.
mr.. 2S4S Armitage ave., podstrzelii
zesziej soboty swa narzeczona pan
ne Maigorzate Kramer, to jednak,
gdy tyiko panienka z rany, sic wylize
stanie z MIN ma slubnym kobiercu.
Parma Kramer z siostra 1wanickie-
20 wesley pozno wieczorem zeszfe1
soboty do sklepu i zazadafy lodoW.
W sklepie znajdowaI sic Iwanicki,
nieco podpity, ktory nieco wczes--
niej wyja4 z szuflady siostry swe1
revolver i pocza{ MIN W. obecnosci
kobiet manipulowat. T*ierdzii, re
Jest on pusty, gdy ale ~pociagnai "a
kurek. kulka znajdujaca sic anne
zranila panne M~a}gorzate W brzuch.
Iwanicki widzac co sic stale, ma
tychmiast wytrzezwiai i czmychnai i
dopiero W pare godzin pozniej zostai
pochwycony przez detektyw6w / osa-
dzony W ulu PREY stacyi Shakes
peare ave. Panne Iwanicka odesfa-
no do szpitala p. W. Najsw. NJ, p
gdzie lekarze zbadawszy ia doktad-
ME orzekli. re rama jest lekka re
wnet do dawnego zdrowia powr6ci,
2 rzeki, W poblilu ulicy Sanga-
mon w~yciagnisto zesziej soboty
zwIoki m~ezczyzny liczacego okoio
lat so. ktory jakis czas byl zagadka
policvi. Obecnie ~dowiedziano sic,
ae nazywa sic Michal Donik i praco-
wal on W stalowniach Standard
Steel Co., W Hammond. Ind, dokad
urzvbyi z Youngstown, Ohio, piec
miesiecy temu. Zw1oki przeniesiono
do kostnicy Derengowskiego.
Jutro, W koSciele Sw. Amy, PREY
Leavitt i 18th pl.. gdZie probosz--
czem Jest X. Kazimierz Siominski'
rozpoczyn sic neutrality-suspicious.
uabozehstwo. kt6re potrwa DO
czwartku.
49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28

ysU01s Saaay peAai aEsas reef
Uolciowy oS1as1A sis " pZIBNNlku
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~AMERYKANIE w MEM
CZECH CLIO
DEM.

Koblencya, 2s, kwietnia. -
Pewna liczba aherykahskiej lu-
dnosci w>r6znych ~czesciach oku-
powanych Niemiec znajduje sic
" powazuem poiozeniu Z powodu
braku .zywnoSci, mdwia depesze,
dochodza do tutejszej kwa-
terry amerykatiskiej, Wade anne.
~rykahskie rezPoczeH natych--
misst starania, ably I'm dostarczye
tywno5ci meAliwie jak najprs-
FdseI, PFeponewanem Jest, ably
wysist lywReet petrzebas jesz-
ege w tynl tygednlu poczta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28
o UKARZE WIN
NYCH.

Seoul, %. kwietnia. - General
gubernator Korei przyjal delesa-
eye misyonarzy, ktorzy zwiedzili
spalone wioski Korei, gdzie wy
nlordowano chrzescijan, wyrazi}
swoje ubolewanie z powodu zaj--
scia i przyrzeki ukarac winnych.
WATYKAN ~ZAINTERESO-
WANY AKCYA o
Rzym, %. kwietnia. - Waty-
kan i~nteresuje sic zywo wycofa-
MEM sic wioskiej delegacyi z kon
ferencyi pokojowej. Papiez Be-
nedykt mia} diuga dyskusye z
kardynaiem Gasparri, papieskinl
sekretarzem stanu co do sytuacyi
a kardynal Gasparri znowu mial
konferencye z arcybiskupem c.
retti, swym zastepca, ktory ME
dawno zwiedzii Ameryke i roz--
mawia{ z prezydentem Wilso-
mem. 49,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28
IeIegramy zsgranIczne'

Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l~-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28

Pc dzielnicy polskiej kreci sic ia
kis oszust. kt6ry dostai gdzies "
rece ksiazeczke czekowa firmy Nv
s. Porter and Co." 1 w~ypisujac ma
niej rome sunny pienie5ne~ zmienia
je W skladach. W ten sposob wiele
os6b zostalo JUL pokrzywdzonych;
ma czekach tych umieszcza on ivy
kle nazwisko: w. 8. Potter. Jezel'
ktos bsdzie mia} cokolwiek do czy'
nienia . tym oszustem, nalezy bez-'
wlocznie zawiadomit o tenn policye
u e. n -.
PAM Anna s~owiiska. xam. pnr,
2o2o n. Leayitt VI, ktora oskarso'
ne zostaia przez Anne Jankowska
o pobtcte iej, xostaia uwoinions %
wsxelkiej odpowiedEiaincsci prEe1
sedsisgo Hayes. ktory sprawe PRO
gisdnawszy, wyFsucdi 70 sadu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
The Taylor IHOROfARE


surance-by the regular payment of the
monthly prcmiums-he will DO able to
change it later into a standard govern
bent policy WITHOUT MEDICAL Elk
ANIMATION. Meantime. he can keep
up his present insurance at substan-
TALLY the same low rate. THE govern
2O-pnyment life. endowment maturing
at age g., and other usual forms Of in
surancc. This VIII b. Govsr1msAt a.
Surance At govsrnmsnt rates"
Many men will come out Of the war
physically impaired and will. therefore.
be unable to obtain any life insurance
protection whatsoever! for themselves
and their families. Uncle Sans insur-
ance may be continued and converted
into standard government policies. re-
gardlcss OF the mems physical condi-
tion."
There is nothing safer and stronger
than government insurance and the men
should see their commanding officers
and the insurance officers and have
a talk with them about the matter 1e-
fore leaving the service and they should
carry back with them TO civil life as
nm mid and an asset the continued pro-
lection of government insurance.
might add that this form OF insurance
is by far tho cheapest obtainable and
is backed by the government OF the
United States"
Mr. Honccker said that he had heard
that a number Of soldiers had negli-
gently fallen in arrears in their inFur-
nncc and wanted to impress upon them
the importance Of keeping 1t paid up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
DEAD STRANGER
IS IDENTIFIED

Tho aged stranger who died Tuesday
evening at the Ohio Valley hospital was
yesterday identified as Samuel DonIcy.
former resident Of Sisicrsvilc. Dom
Icy is said To have followed gambling
chiefly IA an occupation. and Of late
years had been considerable Of n wan
dcrcr and had no established place Of
residence. He was unmarried. and so
far as is known sister residing in
st. Louis is his only surviving relative.
nonlcy registered nj the Wheeling
hotel last Saturday evening. He was
i'll at tho time. and So weak that he
could scarcely walk or speak. After go
ing Ia his room he never left it until
taken 10 the hospital. The only lnfor-
nation that he furnished the clerk at
tho hospital concerning himself was
that his name was Samuel Donlcy and
that h. was G. years OF age and resided
ut the Wheeling hotel.
Tho body WAS removed 10 the Mcndcl
marguc. whore il is being held while
tho authorities are cnd"avoring to get
into communication with his sister.