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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29
FEDERAL AID FOR ROADS.
@SECAUSE the people of the
%F4 United States h a V e

80 ECAUSE the people OF the
ia United States h av e
~ grown accustomed to
progressive legislation and big
events in the last eight years or
so, it is likely that few paid
any attention to the news item
that Senator Sheppard of Tex
as, had introduced a bill pro-
viding for the appropriation of
S400,000,O00 to carry out the
federal good roads act.
For many decades the roads
of America have caused deri-
sion, discomfort and the waste
ofmany millions of dollars. The
latter item included graft, poor
construction and the loss to the
farmers and others who used
the highways for the transpor-
tation of merchandise to mar
ket. Foreign visitors could not
understand American apathy,
seeing the immensely of the
business involved, and having
q distinct recollection of the
wonderful highways of Europe.
But the American is learning
and quickly. The work
started by the Wilson admins
tration has been such a speak
ing, paying success that there
is little doubt that Senator
Sheppard's bill will pass con-
gress, and that $400,000,000
viii be expended in further i'm
provements from 1921 to 1924.
The distance across the Unit
ed States is approximately $500
miles. In three years, with the
federal government putting up
practically dollar for dollar
with the states, 16,069 miles of
perfect roadway have been
constructed, or projects have
been approved and will be car
ried out prior to 1921 in every
commonwealth in this nation.
This means there were built
enough roadway to span the
nation between oceans four
times, with something left over
for a detour into Canada.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29
TO MEET
TO DISCUSS BUREAU

The initial step in the organization
of community Farm Bureaus will be
taken tonight at a meeting in Colum-
bia when County Agent Fred Bennion
and Miss Ella May Harmon, county
demonstration agent. will meet at Co
lumbia with a committee composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waugeman. H. J.
Stillings and Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Phipps
to arrange for the formation of the
first community bureau in the county.
The rural church. the farm bureau
and the grange of Colun1 bia are unit
ing to form the community Farm Bu-
reau, which will Re a part of a county,
wide bureau of 20 branches. The aim
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29
WOOL FOR A YEAR.

&YHERE is sufficient wool on
IL hand in this country to
S~ last the United States
mort than year and a half,
according to statements recent
ly made by DR.. S. w. Mcclure,
secretary Of the National Wool
Growers Association. DR.. Nc
Clure claims there are approx
mately 600,000.00o pounds of
wool on hand in this country.
This he declares, is ample to
meet the country's needs for 18
months. In addition to this
stock, the possibilities for pur-
chase abroad must be taken in
to account, and though these
are somewhat limited at this
time it is expected the surplus
stocks in the Australian and
other markets will become
more and more available to the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29
EX- ARMY OFFICERS
JOIN POLICE FORCE

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Ex-army Off
GERS are joining the London police
force in considerable numbers since
the raise in rates of pay. A good
number of ex-policemen won COM
have returned to the force, but since
the police strike, there have been
many new comers on duty, wearing
exclusively reserved for
army and navy officers. An ex-col-
onel can be seen on traffic duty in the
west-end, and one days list of re-
cruits included an ex-naval command
er. two artillery lieutenants an air
force captain and three infantry lieu
missions in the war, and most of them
tenants.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29
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CONSOLATION

= Mystery mistery that my hands
= Which laboured with coarse :
stuffs;
. with tho homely vessels OF the
hearth;
. With the materials OF susten- :
. ance;
, with tho cloth OF raiment; la :
. boured
= with no kindling wine to con-
jour dreams
: Amid the labour. Sodden tnsks,
= Leader tasks. weary tasks.
= hcrrelr tasfs.
= Little tasks that were great
= And un-understandabie, I
> Mystery mystery Lord. that the !
= task
> Finished. these hands nav play I
a with 80 universe. and that
= Thou
, th~vlfst fashion erection before :
? Mine c~o~ Letting me become a
, part
a OF -its understanding: sitting
> with :
= The n'oon mon my knee as a
> CRYSTAL
a IN which 70 read the coming
: AGES.
= And nv hands toying with the
> PATIENCE WORTH.
; , = > = = > =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29
For Skin Tortures

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have clear.
healthy skin by using Zemo, obtained
at any drug store for 35c, or extra large
bottle at Sl.O0.
Zemo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere trifle for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The Z. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29
United States as the reconstruc-
ton period passes.
THE s'MISSING" FOUND.

- HOUGH the losses during
Ill the war were cruel
~ enough. it is cheering to
find that most of those report
ed as missing" have since been
reported alive and we'll.
AS result of a special inves-
tigation conducted under a mil
itary commission into the num-
Der of men listed during battle
as wounded in action, it is an
nounced that only % per cent
or about 5000 of the 25,905 re-
corded as missing are actually
dead. The commission inves-
tigated every missing report
and on evidence obtained sue
ceeded in listing all but two
men, who have been finally
classified as presumed to be
dead" OF the others it was
found twenty-five per cent
were lost from their outfits and
later returned, 16 per cent
were prisoners and SO per cent
were found sick or wounded in
army hospitals.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29

of the bureau is social and education
al.
bureau will be worked out and plans
made for a mass meeting within the
next two weeks. Tomorrow morning
the Hermiston community farm bu-
reau is to be organized and Mr.. Ben
Mon and Miss Harmon will continue
their work until all the branches are
organized.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29

OF those who saw the Round
Up this year, nine out of 10 or
more say the show is all that
people believe, a wonderfully
exciting, clean, outdoor spec
tacle that cannot be seen else
where in the world. They class
it as worth coming to see and
they will come again. Pendle-
ton is gamer by the Roundup
and has profited not only di-
rectly but in many indirect
ways.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29

The red Virginia creeper
leaves are here and it wont be
long until the early Christmas
shopping bug will be astir.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29

There is much news of
strikes but after all for every
place where there is a strike
there are 1000 places where
there are no strikes. Keep your
perspective and don't worry
too much.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29

There is plenty of room at the top,
but as soon as a men gets there he
tries his best to occupy it all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29

And the man who has money to
burn. seldoms uses any to enhghten
the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29

New street dresses have girdles of
heavy silk cord.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-29

Round collars are used much on
children's frocks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
Move Jesienne Jedwabie i A

20 cali szeroki dobry bielOny y
muslin, jnrd -
80 call szcrOki, niebielOny muslin
lard pc
"a bingham mn sukuie, jard
tylkO pc
. .n P5".t ;1.".;". 193c 4 iian S =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
Podziekowanie

Niniejszem skladamy serdecz-
ne podziekowanic "a wziecie u
dzialu w pogrzebic ukochanego
brata naszego s. p. Teofila Ne
feldt ma san prod Wiel. k. pro
boszczowi Franciszkowi Dembin
skiemu, sub dyakonowy Janow'
Peterson i dyakonowi Lconowr
KRISTEN, "a eksportacye zwfok /
"a odprawienie zasobnego nabo--
zehstwie, bratu "a u~P,ekszenie
oftarza i wziecie udzia}u W po--
grzebie: organiscie p A. kwaS1-
g%rochowi, p. ]. Kondziorskiemu,
pp. w. i A. Barwig "a Spiew "
kosciele, wszystkich tym ktorzy
raczyli nadeslac kwiaty. Tow. do
kt6rvch zmarly naleza} j pogrzc-
bowemu p. B. Drabahskiemu "a
umiejetncm zajeciem sic pogrzc-
benz wszystkim tym ktorzy wzie
II udzia} W pogrzebie skladamy
serdeczne Bog zapfa6. w smutku
pograzeni:
Franciszka Schultz i Elzbieta
Iedrzejek, siostry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

wiceprezydent banku: Fort Dearborn
National Bank, ~przemawiai Ostatnimi
easy W Detroit ma zebraniu StOwarzy-
Szenia Kupc6w ma temat: Co PREY
SzlOSG nieSie. M6wi} on, re Stany lie
dnoczOne ola czloWieka cnergicznego
So bogactwem niewyczerpanem, a w
szczegf6lnosci ola tego, kt6ry umie w
pr2yszioSG patrzeG. M6wi1 on. re pc "a
koficzeriu woiny cywilnej, Stany Ije-
dnoczOne ciaSnely zyski tylko Z wiel-
kich n bogatych Stan6w NachOdnich,
teraz HIS Siegaia one pc bOgactwa W
Swiecic caIym. Woina zaS oStatnia ma
uczyIa mas O~szczednOSci. Dwadzie$cia
milion6w m~ieszkanc0w poSiada bOndy,
a z~aOSzczedzOne W czaSie wOjny Swia-
towel ~OszczednO&ci przydadza sic nam
bardzo. gdy kraj ca{y z powrotem przyj
die dO nOrmalnego. pr1edwOjennego
stanu. M0wi}, re wojna nauczyla mas,
ic kapitaf i robotnlk, pracOwac pOwi-
MEN reka W reke, kapitalista zaS PREY
szedf do ~przekOnania, he dajac robot
niEOwi S~cmu dObra zapiate / dOhre
warunki rcbOcze, zdobywa tymSamym
ola sicI,ie wickSze korzySci. Jak Stany
Zjednoczone szybkO sic bOgaca. MECH
poStuzy fakt, m0wii, re podczaS Vol
ny DOmOwci, gdy bogactwO Stan6w
Zj~cdnoczOnych wynoSilo dzicwicc BIZ
liOn6w, Obccnic wzrOSio m do pre-
Szlo 200 biliOn6w. Nawoiywa{ ably A.
meryka korzystaia ze s]posObnoSci i
Siegala pc handel w~SzCdzic a wczc$nic,
ponicwaz Europa ~przyidzic do sicbie W
kr6tkim czaSie i bCdzic sic Starala
wSzelkimi Silami handel W Swc rCCe u
jqC 2 pOwrOtem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
NNOTATKIA


Dzisiaj o godzinie 11-tej rano, W
koseiele p. ". Sw. Jacka, wesz&a W
zwiszki malzenskie parma Irena Ka-
mowska, z panem Wladyslawem
MumenthaI. PAM Mumenthal jest
eorka PAM Maryanny Kamowskiej,
jednei z najstsrszych osadniczek
Jsckowa. Dru7bowali: pan Roman
NJ. Radzicki, kuzyn panny m}ode1 q
PARMA FrancisZka Kielminska, row
niez kuEynka panny mlodej. Kwia-
clarke byIa parma Loretta KamoW-
ska, siostrzyczka pani miodej. Cody
weseIne odbywaia sic W rezydencyi
pani mlodei, pnr. 1888 N. Ayers ave.
q q q
PAM Marya Partowska, Fam. pnr.
743 Keith ul., miala male nieporo-
zumienie Z mezem swym wczoraj Pc
poludniu, a ten " przystepie gniewu
ujai W reke mlotek i uderzyl kobie-
to " dolna szczeke, lamiac ia. Prey
ska ona ma stage policyjna, gdzie
sostala zbadans, poczem odwieziono
IA ambulansem do szpitala powiato-
wego. MAJ zostsI a~resztowany.
o - q
Franciszek CHA, Fam. pnr. $50
Y. Paulfna ul., robotnik zatrudnio-
nv " remizach tramwajowych PREY
uilcy Blue Island ave. i So. Leavitt
H., W roll umywacza okien tram
wajowych, stojac ma drabinie'
stracil r6wnowage i spaaf ma bruk
TAX nieszczesliwie, re ulegl ezekiel
-upturze. Ambulansem policyjuym
sostal zabrany do szpitala powiato-
wego. gdzie must sic poddat opera
.yi.
Siedmioletni chlopczyk, Jan Gala
siiski. Fam. pnr. 271S W. 25ta H.,
onegdaj okolo godziny $50 popo-
ludniu, uwiesiI sic u wozu, ktorym
nowozil Tomas Paspulos, zam. pnr'
725 Miller I've handlar5 owocoWy,
2 zamiarem skradzenia gruszek. Roz
gniewany Grek trzasnal chiopczyka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

zyi ma razie niewiadomo; lyle sic
tylko mona bylo dowiedziee, re eks
plodowala rura gazowa, mieszczaca
sic W pokoju p. Ambrozego, ktory
padl ofiara fatalnego poparzenia l
zabrany zostai do szpitala powiato-
wego. Wybuch eksplozyi byl silny,
albowiem niemal ~wszystkie szyby W
budynku So potiuczone, a sciany
uiektore mocno u~szkodzone. w mie-
szkaniach apartamentowych powstal
dis rano pop}och i zamieszanie,
gdy zbudzeni re snu mieszka6cy sill
nym hukiem. p~owybiegali ma ulice,
ssdzac, re caly budynek sic wall. -
Strata jest znaczna.
W przyszla niedziele W kosciele p.
W. sw. Waclawa, W Avondale, roz--
pocznie sic dwutygodniowa Misya
sw., kt6ra kierowae beda Xxx. Misyo-
narze re Zgromadzenia Sw. Wincen-
tego a Paulo. 2 Erie, Pa. Pierwszy
tydzie6 przeznaczony zostanie ola
niewiast / panien, a drugi ola meg
czyzn i mlodziehc6w.
q 50 q
Wczoraj o godzinie loci rano, Cd
byl sic okazaiy pogrzeb S. p. Toma-
sza Nalepinskiego, z domu zaioby p.
mr.. 1921 No. Central Park ave-, do
k~oScioIa p. W. sw. Trolley. Zwloki
eksportowal X. Kazimierz Sztuczko
C. S. c., PREY asyscie organistow: p.
Andrzeja j. Kwasigrocha, p. Karo-
la Borowinskiego i p. Wincentego
Baluty. Na%bozenstwo zalobne i ce-
remonie pogrzebowe odprawii y. X.
Sztuczko C. S. c., W asystencyi dwoch
ksiezy miejscowych. Ma ch6rze spie-
wall powyzsi ORGANISED. Pc nabozen-
stwie zw}oki odWieziono ma cmentarz
sw. Wojciecha W Niles, gdzie X. K.
Sztuczko, odm6w1l modlitwy, po-
czem z}ozono je ma wieczny spoczy-
mex ma parceli familijnej. " orsza'
ku pogrzebowym bylo % automobi-
low. Ma grobie zlozono mnostwo
kwiatow I wie6c6w. Trumne nieSli
nastepujacy obywatele: p. Piotr Ro-
stenkowski, p. Wojciech Sikorski'
D. Franciszek Klimek, p. Jozef Mru-
kowski, p. Jan Pallasch i p. VIM.
Timmerhoff. Honorowa straz pelni-
Ii r~eprezentanci to~warzystw: Soko-
low: p. Leon KleScihski, p. Stani-
shaw Milewski, p. Antoni Majewski'
p. T. Groblewicz, p. Czesiaw Markell
ski i p. W~ladyslaw Makielski. Il
Tow. Harmonii q. y. P: Wiktor
Bardonski. p. J6zef Gilmeister, p.
Stanislaw Pliszka, p. J6zef Olbinskl'
D. Jakob Kostowski i p. Micha' RE
szotarski. z Tow. Agatona Gillera, :.
Y P: D. Franciszek Sziuda, p. Au-
gust Jeszka, p. NJ. Eltman, p. A.
Andrzejczyk. - Mech odpoczyWa W
pokoju.
q q q
Przykremu nieszczeSciu ulegi Po-
lax nazwiskiem A. NJ. Rails, Fam. p.
mr.. 1904 n. Ashland ave. w pobli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

biczem " oko tax nieszczesliwie, Z
lekarze ME maja nadziei przywroce-
mia chfopcu wzroku. Paspulosa are
sztowano, a ch}opca zabrano do do
mu rodzic6w.
q -
Pred paru tygodniami, Franci--
seek Walczykiewicz, syn PAM *.
Walczykiewicz. Fam. pnr. 216 Had
don ave-. z}ozy} pomyslnie egzamin
aptekarski, upowa1niajacy go do
prowadzenia wlasnego Interest,". w
tych dniach D. Walczykiewicz, otwo-
rzyi apteke PREY narozniku Ogden
ave. i Mullert ul.
q 81 .
Do parafii sw. Amy, ktorej pro-
boszczem jest X. Kazimierz Siomin-
ski. przyby} W tych dniach ma asys-
tenta, z polecenia wyzszej w&adzy
archidyecezyalnej, X. Jan Grembo-
wicz, kt6ry pred miesiacem przybyf
z oddzialem wojsk amerykanskich z
Francyi. .
+ q :
Jutro, we czwartek, dnia 11go b.
m. " kosciele litewskim p. W. sw.
Jerzego NJ, mieszczacym sic przy
S3ej ulicy i Auburn ave-. odbedzie
sic za}obne, solenne n~abozenstwo Ia
dusze s. p. X. Mateusza Krawczuna-
sa, dlugoletniego proboszcza tam
t~ejszej p~arafii. X. Michal Kruszan'
proboszcz obecny. prosi przyjaciof I
znajomych %zmariego, wsrod ktorych
Jest wielu Polak6w, ably przybyli ma
to nabozenstwo.
q - q
oh. Jan Owczarzak. Fam. pnr.
1854 w. Huron ul., zostaf w~czoraj Pc
poludniu o~brabowany z $17.67, przez
rabusi6w kieszonkowycF, ma tram
waju linii Ashland MIN sic spo-
strzegl. rabusie znikli.
= 90 ,
Dzisiaj pred godzina Sta rano v
budynku, ktorym sic mieSci polska
~restauracya Wawel. kt0rej wiasci-
cielem jest p. Ignacy Lenard, pnr.
1868 Milwaukee ave-, nsstapiia eks-
plozya, ma trzeciem pietrze %budynku,
W pokoju. " kt6rym mieszkal p. Jan
Ambrozy. Co byio powodem eksplo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
Extra! Extra!
Austrya Ratyfikuje Traktat Pokojowy,

ST. GERMAN, 10, W~RZESNIA. DR.. K, Renner, przewo-
dniczacy austyackiej delegaeyi ma konferencyi pokojowej podpisaf
dzisiai o godzinie dziesiatej minut pietnascie traktat pokojowy po-
n;edzv panstvani sprzymierzonemi a Austrya, w obecnosci in
nych ~delegat6w alanckch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
Town
Of Lake..

w b~iezacym tygOdniu W paraf1i Nal
swietszego Serca Jezusa, r~ozpOcze4a sic
d~oroczna kolekta p%arafialna. Miejsco-
wi XX., chOdza pc domach wszysthich
parafian i zbieraja d~ziesieciny kosciel-
ne. Jest nadzieja, re jak rok rocznie
tax i tego roku parafianie szczodrze
ofiary swe skfadaC beda.
Ch6r meskt p. n. ..Filomen6w" sku-
piajacy sic W dzieInicy Town of Lake,
lIrzadza W niedziele, dnia 5-go pa5-
dzierni6a b.. T., koncert, W sail i'm. Jul
liusza S~lOwackiego, PREY narozniku 4Sej
ulicy i SO. Paulina III. Komitet urza-
dzajacy podobnO stara sic o bogaty
program, W kt6rym opr6cz w~ystep6w
sit ~mieiScowych, wystapia Towuieh ST.
ly pierwszorzedne poza mieiscowe. Dy-
rygentem tegoz ch6ru jest znany mu-
zyk, p. BoIesbaw j. Zalewski.
r
DziSiaj wieczorem 0 godzinie 7:30
W sail parafialnej NajSw. Serca J~ezusa,
Sp0ika BudOwniczo Pozyczkowa i Hasa
O~SzczednoSci i'm. l. j. Paderewskiego,
bedzie mia}a swoje posiedzenie. Ubie-
giegO tygOdnia pOwyzSza Sp0lka otwo-
rzyla nova 1Otq serge, do kt6rej sic
MONA zapisac kahdego czasu ma posie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

III swegO domu najeChany zOstal
przez automobil, ktorego wlaScicie-
lem jest P. j. Studon, $3.50 S. Her
mitage ave; powalony ma bruk u
liczny, dOznal ran bOlesnych ma gio-
vie i nogaCh. Automobilem kiero--
wal Robert Anwcller, kt0ry przySta-
nal. umicScil ranncgo W. wnetrzu
maszyny zawi6zl do kanCelaryi dra
Fudemasa. kt6ry go nalezyCie Opa-
trzyl. Ohecnie znajduie sic " mic
szkaniu swym / stan iego ME jest
powazny. Numer maszyny: 372115.
i q q
Jan Nowak, z~atrudniony byI swO-
jego czasu przez firme handlowa:
Chicago Bonding and insurance Co.,
mieszczaca sic pnr. 70 West Monroe
ul. Poniewaz okazaly sic pewne ME
regu1arno$ci W ksiegach, zosta} on
aresztowany pod zarzutem defrauda-
cyl $4,000. Do why sic przyznai i
prosil, ably sprawe chwilowo wstrzy-
mano W sadie, poniewaz iona 1egO
bedac chora, moglaby re straple--
MIA zejSG &c $wiata, przyrzekajac je-
dnoczeSnie, re niedob6r wyr6wna.
Prz~yrzeczenia tego ME dotrzymai i
zeszlego maja zbiegi Z Chicago. W
kr6tce p6zniej wyjechaia 2 Chicago
iona iego do Colorado, W poszuki--
vaniu "a zdrowiem. Detektywi do
wiedziawszy sic o tenn, udali sic do
miasta Denver, gdzie kilka dni te-
mu Nowak zostal a~resztowany. w to
~warzystwie d~etektywow, przyjedzie
on do Chicago, gdzie sprawl jego be-
die przetrzasana.
T. = =
Przechodzac utica, c~zteroletnia Re-
gina Kuzylska, zamieszkaia z rodzi-
CANT pnr. 1853 w. 22ga ul., naje--
chana ~zostala przez automobil, kto-
rvm kierowal Wladyslaw \Szeno,
2527 So. Kedzie ave, i ~poranlona
zostaIs TAX niebezpiecznie, re " Kill
ka civil p6zniej zmarfa. Zwtoki
nrzeniesiono do zakladu pogrzepo--
wego pnr. 2S14 S. California ave.
gdzie dzisiaj odbyt sic miai inkWest
koronera.
q - q
swojego czasu, aresztewany zostat
aptekarz nazwiskiem Stefan Will
novice, prowadzacy interes PREY ull-
cy ss-tej i Cottage Grove ave. pod
zarzutem przeprowadzenia nielegai-
nei operacyi ma osobie. PAM De W.T.
to. 2 domu Jankowskiej, ktora spo-
wodowala smiert kobiety. Sprawl
| przesiuchiwana byla przez sedZleso
| Donahue, kt6ry uwolnil wczoraj os-
karaonego cd why. Apoekarz
twierdzil, re byl to podstep' any z
niego wyiudzit wieksza sumo PIE
-;nHno
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NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

w domu PIP. Kazimierza i Maryan-
nv J~abczyk6w, zam. pnr. 1851 w. Data
.ul., zapanowala radosc z powodu przy]-
scia ma SWAT c6reczki, kt6rej chrzciny
odbeda sic prawdopodobnie w przyszfa
niedziele. TAX matka jak ! c6reczka
znajduja sic przy dobrem zdrowiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

Do parafii sw. Jana BoAego, IA XII
ka dni przybedzie nowy asystent y. ia
kcb S%zprenga, z parafii sw. Waclawn'
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dzeniach sp6fki. Oszczednoscia i praca
Judy sic bOgaca!

dzeniach sp6fki. O~szc7ednoscia i praca
Judy sic bOgaca!
OBJ. Jan Kaiuski, Fam pnr. 1888 By
ron ul., schodzac 2 %tramwaju linii Ash
land ave., jadacym W kierunku poiu-
rmiowym, przy 3Sej ul, upadf ma bruk
uliczny TAX nieszczesliwic, re ziamas 20
bic prawa noge poniAej kostki. Ambu-
lansem z~awieziony zosta} do domu,
stfzie sic znajduje pod opieka lekar'
ski.
Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sic regu-
larne posiedzenie Sp6lki Budownicz0-
~Pozyczkowei j Kasy O~s0czednosci y. n.
..RObotnik6w Polskich', W lokalu p.
Franciszka WOzniaka, pnr. 21O2 W..
Alma nj. Poczatek o godzinie lei.
Wczoraj wieczorem oh. Barttomiej
Kawi6ski, am. pnr. 1857 So. Racine
ave-. obchodzii 5Ocio 1etnia rOcznice
swoich urodzin / w}asnie 2 tel okazyl
zaprosi1 do siebie spOro grono krew-
nych j najblizszych sercu przyjacid,
gdzie mile spedzonO czas. Me braklo
podark6w / serdecznych zyczeh, Solcni-
zantowi s~k}adanych.
Pa1stwo J6zef / Helena Piotrowscy,
nabyli W tych dniach realnosc, pnr.
5000 So. May ul., Cd oh. Michala Ger
nikiewicza, "a sumo $500. Sprawy le-
galne przeprowadzono i zalatwione TO
staIy W banku braci Kowalewskich,
pczy W. 51ej / So. ThroOp III.
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,pecvalno6ci Ma Reczniki

Move kosIule y cIyHteEo
we wszystkich nnjnowszych po.Hoa-
nxcb koIorach, vIaczone ~ takze en-
Ie bIale. WsZystkie wielkosci do 49,
tylkO pO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

"a RrubR bath 70
fIaneIa. lard pc
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sos

Nasze reg. 1.25 rObocz koshuIe .
nichJeskIe AmOskeng chanbrny, -
nodszeyykownny kOlnierz, mnnklet!
fnidn y prxodu, ws1ystkie
do II, specy alnie M &c sprZedaH Pc
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28
NOTICE
Ell Centre, Cal. July %, 10,

Ell Centre, Cal. July %, 1919.
To X. A. Hansen, Peter Hansen, and
Mrs. Peter Hansen and to all others
to whom it may concern:
Take Notice-That will sell at my
ranch, located 1-2 miles west Of Ell
Centre, Cal, and known as the Hand
ley ranch, one roam mare, one bay.
whitefaced mare, one dark bay mare,
and one grey horse, for pasture Of
said stock under and by virtue Of the
authority conferred in Sec. No. 305l
Civil Code of California.
Said sale at public auction will take
place at said ranch, August 9th, 1919
at s a. m. for the purpose of paying
for pasture Of said stock and costs OF
sale.
u s HANDIF FY.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28

FOR SALE-El Centre needs houses.
Why not take advantage of the op-
portunity to buy "a close in lots
for less than 5000 each? l have an
exclusive agency and can deliver a
piece of property that will make the
purchaser a nice bit of money. Clar-
ence E. Gage, GOA Main ST., Ell Cen
tro. St
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28

Why Pay high land rentals when
you can get high class land for 3 to
8 years by improving and paying eX-
penses on same. For further informa-
ton apply to II. E. Armann Room 20
Security Bank Bldg, Phone 16.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28

Held IL years among insane
criminals, Belden has now been
declared sane by commission
appointed by Governor Smith OF
New York which has found that
he was upjustly deprived OF IL
years OF his liberty. Belden was
sent up for two and a half years
for. larceny in 1902 and held as
insane he was kept in Dannemora
State Hospital for the Criminal
Insane until ne gained Governor
Smith s attention with his protes.
tattons that he was mentally
aound.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28

The very smallest ladies should
properly have the very prettiest
frocks-and here is an example
OF what that "pretticst" is. For
little maids from > to & years
what could be more adorable tfau
this simple CONNECTION Of white
handkerchief linen. pointed all
about the hem with Vandyke
points with white piped edges, and
background of lacy ruffle. A
soft pink satin sash completes the
picture.