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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13

necessary Immediately be started and
continued at once. otherwise this Item
of interest viii not be paid.
TO further allow the sum OF
$4,000 requested for White Rock
School, and have added the sum OF
$4,000 which was stricken from the
amount for toilets at Union Bridge
With these exceptions the former
action OF the Board was confirmed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13

He nude 5000 aze q - iirsl oppoF.
IanIly % escape. aud BE Has On b
say 10 the American lines when -
an across Cousin Gus.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13

those NO visited Ms. L.ora
Murphy nd children Thursday even
IN = theiT home. i Gambler we're
NJ. YataR Murphy. NJ Lawrence
Murphy. Arz. Carrie Murphy. RS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13

RoberI Campbell. Ira. Blizzard. II.
ana rs. Raymond Blizzard. n. nd
Mrs. Traa Gore. Clare Hartman.
Nellie Campbell. nsrnana Gre. Mary
Lambert, Tern Blizzard, Har.ie
Murphy nd Lorraine Coz.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19

$500 REWARD For recovery OF
horses, ali have bobbed tales ana
branded with an X on right hap with
additional brands as follows: Brown
mare 8 years old with J. Won right
stifle; brown mare years old brand
ed Y connected on left stifle; bay .
year old gelding with brand on LETT
stifle two sorrel mares IL and .
year old. latter stifled; one bay pony
years old with wart on left side OF
back; one bay filly 3 years old. All
are gentle work animals except the
year old gelding; last seen on SILVER
Creek. Address Paul Howes' Burns
Oregon, phone No. B3F3.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Furnished rooms. See cleveuscr.

Furnished rooms. See cievengcr
Baled hay at A. A. Perry's Feed
harn.
Insure your hay. See write OF
phone VIM. Fare. q.
Fred Upton and his sons were in
tse yity ON business Tuosday
Mr. aud Mrs. John or are over
rem ,hc Drewsey country. the latter
being now an inmate OF the King hos.
piial under the care Of her physician.
she is lmproyiug
The hot weather Is fine for corn
Ind alfalfa tut its mighty hard on
human beings who have 90 work
thup.ty that everything couldn'l
top tor ths ana nest month and
se al, eyt out Boo t!ic mountains.
Frank Heinz was brought iu the
fore part ct this week Tor medical
treatment. ho having been overcome
BY the heat or possibly something
ne had eaten lie improved rapidly
upon being treated and has returned
% his work
Elbert Taylor. another one OF the
harney county boys who saw active
service In France. was here during
his week on a visit with his mother
Mrs. Geo. Dunsmore. and his former
-ehool mates and friends. Elber'
made good In the army and In making
good since by taking advantage OF
ais opportunities. The young man
has been employed Ia Portland since
being discharged and will return "a
that section following HIS visit "a
again take up his work. but Is max
.Hg preparations TO enter school a.
gain tlls nli
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19

Irving Miller and family are here
ON visit with relatives aud friends.
They are on an automobile OUTING and
have driven through from their Port.
land home by way OF Pcndleton. Wal
Iowa. Baker, Canyon city aud To this
place. They have their camp equip.
mcnt with them aud have campcd at
such places as they found 20 their
liking. Mrs. Miller IL spending the
time with her father. l 5. Gcor. and
other members OF the family IN a
most enjoyable manner.
Irving Miller informs ~ that
Forester. Robt Bennett pat out a
firo on Soda Mountain Wednesday
night that would have been some tire
had he not discovered IL iu time a.
10 was in thick part of tho tim
bor that would have boon hard to
put ont had % gotten q good start
The fire had evidently caught irom
some careless perso throwing =
lighted match or cigar down.
James Smith informs a. ho has
disposed OF his eighty acre farm
out ON Poison Greek TO W W Gould
aud expects TO leave soon for the
coast. lie still has his cattle and
horses aud says he will either dis
pos. OF them or take them with
him. lie gives possession OF the
farm To the new owner on Septem-
ber first. Bill is perhaps getting
ready to put that son OF his To work
on the farm instead OF the post
office.
NJ. \. Hall was In town Thursday
and told the Times Herald that his
sou. Gordon Hall. had recently re-
turned home after serving some
two years In the navy. The young
man was placed on a submarine aud
made the trip through the Panama
Canal from this coast 20 New York
but did not have an opportunity to
20 across The young man has
charge OF the radio service on tho sub
aud has become quite proficient in
thg work Mr. Hall aala Eat lho
boy has some good aorlos % toll OF
hls experiences.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19
Highest quality aud greatest econ
omy at The Welcome Pharmacy.

MIR. aud Mrs. Archie MCGOWAN
were over from Crane for shor,
time the fore part OF this week
Chappo Bermudis was Ia town this
week on business. lie informs this
office that he has disposed OF most
OF his flock of sheep and IL retaining
only such stock as be- has feed Tor
during the coming winter.
Miss Nettie Stirling arrived home
the fore part OF thls week from Port.
land for few weeks vacation which
she viii spend with her parents, Mir
and Mrs William stirling. at the
Belle \ Ranch Her many youur
friends are glad to extend her a wei.
come home
Mra Frances clark O. in receipt Of
a letter from the state Historian OF
the State Council OF Defense FOR ore
gon. Ga which she expresses n deairc
TO hurry along the registration OF the
BOYS who were in the service. She
also sugEcstr that the photographs
used by Daryl Potter In his Honor
Roll be furnished the state later 20
make part OF the record that organ
iEation In assembling.
W. A. stevens. formerly OF Baker,
Il confined at the King hospital un-
der the care OF n physician ms a resui,
of having been badly burned In n
camp fire. The gentleman was on
his way from Baker to Wild Horse
and lost his team. lie went 10 look
for them aud became weary nj nigh,
when he built fire aud laid down.
lie dropped on to sleep aud was
awakened by the heat from his cloth
INK which had become igniied. lie
Il IN rather a bad shape but ls better
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19

Mrs Miliic Patterson was In from
her home on the STEMS Moun,air
near Diamond the other day
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STEMS Mountains
Mrs Miilic Patterson was In from
her home on the STEMS Mountain
near Diamond the other day
rHE FIRST NATIONAL BANk Or
BURNS. CAPITAL AND IlI'Lu',
sioU.OOO. "TnE HANK riAr
MAKES YOUR y y SAF:s."
ACCOJ NTS INVITED.
Mr. and Mrs 4 " Olsen ara 'u.ot-
Inns visit from SIR. Olsoua mother.
NrI D. % ru. and hio sister. NliH 81
Olson rhuy came up from ihclr
California home few days aro irr
Olsen D. also entertaining Ml.s o..
rucH "a school tfleud who attended
school with her la Chicago.
Judge &. ~ Marsh of umatilla
county. accompanied by Mrs. Marsh.
arrived IN this city Monday. They
are out on their vacation trip and
were looking for good trout stream
and nice place To camp. MIR. Marsh
IN county Judge OF that county aud
IL an old time friend OF W. e. Mckin-
n.y OF the Harney County National
Bank
Mira A. ". McI.ain. who has been
visiting with her father. J. W. Sayer.
and her sister. Miss Dorothy. left
again for her home IN John Day the
last OF this week. Mrs. McI.ain was
accompanied by her little son and
stated that her husband had recently
been Transferred TO some highway
work IN Idaho.
oscar Courtrlrht was over from
Diamond the other dag. iie lett
Diamond in the morning aud was ia
town before many were AZ their places
oI mulucla as ho .t.d q, was tne he Q
timo 90 travel The young man was
iu GA some land business and as it
- haylng limo over m his coupiry
turnod hack 70 go ais part ~ 'hc
10, aeld.
Burns Hardware wants 10 know
the name OF the user. number OF the
machine aud length OF time each
DeIayal cream separator has been
used In IIarney county. II will bo to
The interest OF those using this make
OF separator TO communicate this In
formation to the Burns Hardware
7-26
School Supt. Clark. who Is seere'
tary OF the High school Board. In
forms this Office that she has heard
/ from several OF the teachers aud
that MIR. Hughes II coming as prinei
pal and that Miss Jennie liuggins II
returning to her position. Miss Hug
gins was quite fayorile with the
students last year and they viii be
= pleaged TO learn OF her return.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19
Try our bnnann cream pIes IN,

MIR. and Mrs. VI. ". Brcnton left
"Wednesday for an outing In the
Stems Mountains.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19

Adam George was up from l.awen
during the week on business.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19

MIR. and Mrs Archie McGowan
were over from Crane for short,
time the fore part OF this week.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19

80. -s----ws ',. W
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-19
rHE riRsT NATIONAL BANK or
BURNS. CAPITAL AND iI'Lu',
sIoO,OOO. "TiiE HANK riIAI
MAKES YOUR y IS SAFE"
ACCOuN NTS INVITED.

Mr aud Mrs A. " Olsen are ru.os-
Inns o. visit from Mr Olson's mother.
NrI D. % ru, and hiB sister. uiH 81
olsen Thoy came up from ihclr
California home fow days aro Nirs.
Olsen o. also entertaining Ml.s o..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

" tych dniach z~wolniony zosta& z
armii amerykanskiej szeregowiec
Tranciszek Prfl, kt6ry wstapR jake O.
chotnik W Hstopadzie, 1917 T., majsc
lat 10; przydzielony zostal do 656-go
sxwadronu awiatycznego I slutyl woj
skowo Ola dobrej sprawy Is miesiecy
3 Eorych Is spedzil we Francyi, gdzie
pe4n3 sHGzbe nadxwyczaj urozmatcona
IA tax mfodego &o}nierza
Pc przyjecfu do armii poslany 20
sta3 do jefferson Barracks, Mo, a ma
stepnie do Kelly Field, Texas, lecz
przy koncu grudnia juS Z inymi byf W
" drodze do Nowego YorSu, skad ma
okrecie Oarpation W nocy re wzgle-
du ma czychajace nury niemieckie -
wyrusxyh do Europy. wylsdowah W
szkocyt, madac ten zaSzczyt, u byli
pierwszymi toSnierzami amerykshski,
mi, ktorzy W tym kraJu wyladowali
podczas wojny. Nastepnie przewieztono
ich przez Londyn. gdzEe sic kirka dni
ZatrzymalL 1 Kanal angielskt do
Hawrn 1 Pary&a, gdzie szeregowiec
Prirl ssuEyl przez kilka miesiecy W
policyi wojskowej. Przenieslono so POI
niej do sfuzby transportowej, kt6rs pei
nil jake szofer automoofiu wojskowego
" ro4nych czescisch FrancH, przyczem
by} ma froncie kflka ray, a W listo-
paddle, 1918 T., przydzielony zostal do
glownej kwatery amerykanSkiej W
Tours, W grudniu m6w posfsno 90 ma
front armii okupacytneJ a W styczntu,
pomimo BE ju4 otrzymal ro5kaz do po-
wrotu poslany Dostai do Lfbourne.
gdzie s1u4y1 kflka miesiecy. zanim wre-
szcle otrzyma1 s~zczeliwa wiadomosc,
Re wkr6tce powrod do stan6w Zjedno-
czonych / do swego domu rodzinnego W
Chicago, co tea niebawem ~nastapi1o.
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" przysz}y wtorek odbedzie sic re-
gularne p~osledzenie Klubu Obywatel-
skiego w dzielnicy Town Of Lake, W
sail zwyk}ych p~osiedzeh. Prezesem jest
znany banker p. Bronis}aw F. Kowa-
lewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28
WiadOmO$ci z Town
of Lake,

W ubiegis niedziele, dnia 25go b.
m, " koSciele sw. J6zefa, przy w.
4Sej i So. Hermitage ave-, W dziel-
nilcy Town OF Lake, o godzinie Sci
popoludniu j. E. X. Arcybiskup Je-
rzy Mundelein udzielR Sakramentu
Bierzmowania okolo 700 osobom,
stsrszym 1 miodszym. Kosciol byl "a
pelnidny wiernymi. Procesyonalnie
vprowadzono J.. E. X. Arcybiskupa
przy dEwiekach koscielnych dzwo-
now W asystencyi X. Jana Stoinskie-
go jake dyakona 1 X. Antoniego Ga
wrych jake subdyakona 1 ltcznego
xespoiu duchowienstwa, ministran-
tow I tlumnie ~zebranego, zacnego,
pobotnego ludu naszego. Gdy K. Ar
cybiskup wchodzif do wnetrza Swia-
tyni Pahskiej. Choir parafialny pod
umiejstna ~dyrekcya p. Stefana Bole-
wskiego, miejscowego organisty Cd
spiewal pieknie / harmonijnie ,,Ecce
Sacerdos Magnus". PodcZas aktu
Bierzmowania pomagali nastepujecy
kapsani: X. FrancisZek Wojtalewicz,
~proboszcz z South Chicago, x. Kon-
sultor Ludwik Grudzihski, ~proboszcz
z Janowa, x. Kazimierz Gronkow-
ski, p~roboszcz z Wojciechowa, x.
wojciech Furman, proboszcz z Kazi-
mierzowa, X. Franciszek Karabasz,
proboszcz ! sercowa, x. Ignacy Rem
klewski, K. j. Zielifski., X. Kazi-
mierz Pijanowski, x. Wincenty No
wakowski, x. Eel. Kachnowsh 1 K.
L. zucho{a. Zaszczycii takte swoja
obeenoscis x. stanislawa Cholewih-
skiego. proboszcza parafii sw. joe
IA, Biskup Edward Dunno z Peo-
ria, III. Do przystspujscych do Bierz
i. mowania przem6wiI x. Jul. GREE
zinski W jezyku polskim, a ]. E. x.
Arcybiskup jerry Mundelein W je-
zyku angielskim. Pc Bierxmowaniu
odbylo sic b3ogoslawiehstwo Najsw.
sakramsntem. Ma przyjecie Dostot-
nika Kosciola. Polonia tamtejsza
pieknie udekorowaza swe domy we
slagi amerykahskie + polskie, oraz
barwns festony. j. E. K. Arcybiskup
przyjechaI " towarzystwie swego
kanclerza X. E. Hobans. Uroczystose
niedzielna W parafii sw. J6zefa zapi-
sze sic " kronice pamiatkowej ma
dlugi czas. albowiem przesliczna po-
CODA w~iosenna, o~zdobione domy, licz
ME zebrany lud poboEny, wszystko
70 dodawalo n~astroju odswietneso.
povagi / waanosci uroczystosci jaka
ale odbyia. Zaznaczyc wypada, re
dsiewczstka W bieh te1 brafy udziat
v u~roczystosci.
W minions niedziels W kosciele
sw. Jozsfa, pozaczony zostas zwiazek
lmssssnskt D. stanis3aws Banaszaka,
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parma Stefania Jastrzsbska. Stub
mel ceremodii dopelnii x. Julian
Grxezihski. Drutbowali nastepujscy:
p. J6zet Banaszak, z PARMA Aldona
1islihska; p. Stefan Chojnack !
parma Marys wiec1orek; p. Jan ze-
4eglewicz, = parma NJ. Siemiaszko;
D. Antoni Hamerlich, z parma Broni
slave Dunaj; p. Franciszek Edward
z parma Rozalia Chojnack; p. j.
Grzelak, . pna 8. Kasprzak 1 p. sta
nislaw Bernat, z parma Anna Miku-
Ia. Huczne veselisko odbyio sic "
sail p. n. White City\przy 4sej 1 So.
Throop ul.. przy licznym udziale
krewnych I znsjohych a przewasnie
przemyslowc6w z dzielnicy Town Of
Lake. Dobranej parze tyczymy po-
wodzenia blogosiawiestwa Boiego
W ich tyciu maltehskim.
Dzisiat W kosciele sw. Jozefa, o
godzinie SCI popoiudniu stana ma
slubnym kobiercu p. Szczepan GREE
bielsk IL parma Rozalis Kaminsks,
zam, pnr. 1892 S. Paulina III. Cody
weseine odbeda sic W scissem k6lku
tamtliinem W domu rodzic6w panny
model.
W budynku polskim, gdzie sic
miesci sala i'm. Juliusza Saowackiego
zostaiy zaprowadzone- swiatia elek-
tryczne. kt6re przedstawiaja sic
wspaniale. wygoda bedzie W casem
tsgo slowa z~naczeniu, tax ola spie-
wak6w uczeszczajacych ma PROXY
spiewu, jake tel 1 dla ~wszystkich to
warzystw od6ywajacych tamle swoje
posiedzenis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28
UNION GARNITURY

DanNskie bale 4 ciclhte prq4k.
union Earn, upiek. kor. 4 haftem
oSctste Tub . koronka 2Oc
u kolnn, wszystkie OSC
wieExoScf, 60c warto&oi
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z ELIZABETH, n. J.

Wandzia ~Dudleowna, sze~scioletnia
uczennica, zam. pnr. 153 - 3ciej
ul.. wracajac re szkoly, zosta}a przez
tramwaj najechana i niebezpiecznle
~pokaleczona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28
2 GRIENsBURG. Pa.

Parma Zofia Syska, kt6ra tn PREY
byia Z Johnston, n. Y. do swego
siostrzehca, popelnila samobojstwo
przez oblanie sic malta 1 zapalenie
ma sobie odziety. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28
Ter do Twarzy j Cold Cream
DAMSKIE PONCZOCHY

On maid boot, dHbre dedvabne
pohczochy, c1arne 1 binie tylko,
vnzyntkie wielko$ci. nie-0n
Co niedokiadne, bardzo CSC
specyalnie parn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

$40; Franciszka Jasihska, $40; Jan
Kropski, $50; J6zef Kwiatkowski, $25;
Rozalia Suszka, $25; wojciech Nawa-
"a, $40; Jan Chilewski, $40; Franci-
seek Rycelski, $40; Jan Kucharczyk,
$40; stanis1aw Rybak, $40.
W przys8}a sobote otwarty zostanie
nowy interes polski za&otony przez INA
nych obywateli " dzielnicy Town of
Lake, D. Aleksandra Danielewicza, p.
Romano Lipinskiego, p. Wladyslaw Ga
nihskiego. Nowy interes bedzie nosi4
NAIVE: Home made Sausage CO...
Miescil sic bedzie W specyalnie ma to
przyrzadzonym budynku pnr. AIT So.
Paulina III. sp6lka powyzsza, zakupila
duly automobil c~ie1arowy (truck), kt6
~ dostarczai bedzie Zam6wieh odbior-
com. wlascicielom tegoz nowego inte-
resu 4yczymy jak najlepszego powo-
dzenia. Oby tyEko Polacy popierali
przemysl polski!.
Gmina 123cia wv. n. P, bierze gre
mialny udzial W manifestacyi niedziel-
mel do stop pomnika Tadeusza Kosciu-
SIKH. Ably uczcic 1 oddac hold naszemu
bohaterowi dw6ch swiatow, proszone
SO wszystkie grupy naleface do gminy
p~owy4szej, ably raczyly sic zebrac W
niedziele o godzinie 12tej punktualnie
do sail zwyk}ych posiedzeh, pnr. 4S41-
43 So. Racine ave.
W skIadzie p. Stanisiawa DeplewSkie
go, PREY 4Smej i So. Paulina I'll. wy
buch{ polar, kt6ry ma szczescie ME wy
rzadzil znaczniejszych STRAIT z powodu
szybkiego przybycia ma miejsce STRATA
k0w. .
Dzisiaj we srode, dnia 2S-go b. NJ,
Towarzystwo Polek sw. Jadwigi, mr..
1857 Zjed. P. R. f., urzadza prywatny
~wieczorek majowy W sail parku Sher-
man, PREY 52-glej i So. Racine v W
parafii sw. Jana Botego. Wstep tylko
"a zaproszeniami, kt6re cz}onkinie mo-
ga ~jeszcze dzisiaj pred wieczorkiem
otrzymac u %sekretarki p. J. Nowaczew-
skiej Tub u p. NJ. Kowalewskiej.
" przysz}y wtorek odhedzie sic re-
gularne posledzenie Klubu Obywatel-
skiego W dzielnicy Town Of Lake, W
sail zwyklych p~osiedzen. Prezesem jest
znany banker p. Bronis}aw F. Kowa-
lewski.
Bihlioteka i'm. Kazimierza Brodzin-
skiego, urzadza zabawe w~iosanna, dnia
Sgo czerwca w sail Puiaskiego, pnr.
4S31-S3 So. Throop I'll. Poczatek o go
dzinie 7-mej wieczorem. Do jak najli-
czniejszego udzia}u zaprasza komitet,
kt6ry dok}ada wszelkich staran | wy
silk6w. a4cby wszystkich naleAycie "a
bawic i Zadowolic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

S2kola szycia 1 kroju W parku p. n.
Davis Square, przy 45-tej / s. Pau
lima ul., otwarta jest ola kobiet W ka4-
dy piatek cd godziny 10tej rano, do
4tej popo}udniu. Szkola ola dziew--
czat pracujacych 'pragnacych korzy-
STAG z tel sposobnosci otwarta jest od
7-mej do 9-tej wieczorem W ponie--
lzia3ki I wtorki. q bezplatnej tel szko-
~ pow.nny korzystac nasze Polki, TAX
jak Eorzystaja kobiety innej narodowo-
Sci. Do dzieia Polk!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

Jak nam wiadomo ubieg}ej niedzie-
Ii odhyi sic piknik Klubu Obywatelskie
go Wardy 29-tej, kt6ry sic udal, z wiel-
klein sukcesem W ogrodzie Polonia, PREY
Archer ave. Jak sic dowiadujemy ze-
brano $650O0, z kt6rego czystego do
chodu bedzie okoIo $4,000. Komitet
urzadzajacy, ktory sic dzieIaie spisal
jest nastepujacy: P. W. Kozfowski, D..
Franciszek Wozniak, p. Jan Klus 1 D.
Franciszek Krupowicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

" srode. dnia Ago odbedzie sic re-
guIame p~osiedzenie T~owarzystwa Pan
Pomocy Armii Polskiej, W sail ochron
XII Polskiei .. ". ,,Anio1a Stro1a', PREY
46tei 1 Gross ave-, o godzlnie S-mej
wieczorem. Posiedzenie TO bedzie wiel-
kiej wagi, dlatego proszone 50 jak maj
uprzejmiej wszystkie c~zlonkinie o
przybycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

Ma plebanii sw. Jana Bo9ego, ma
fundusz narodowy polski Masterpieces
osoby zio&yly ofiary W dalszym ciagu:
Jan woAniak, $40; Antoni Koneckl,
$40; J6zef Sekulski. S25; Stanisaaw
Golembiowski, SO; Franciszek Para,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

Oh. Franciszkowi Synowcowi, INA
menu fabrykantowi bl~acharskiemu, "a
mieszkujacemu pnr. 1902 So. Hermit
tage are, skradziono ubiegiej niedzie-
Ii elesaucki automobil mark Over
land. Pc usilnym poszukiwaniu INA
leziono ow automobil, lecz odkryto INA
CINE brah J. mp. gum tires) JUL ME
by1o, n~arzedzia r~eperacyjne byly "a
brane 1 inne rzeczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

Tow. i'm. Tadeusza KoSciuszki, or.
9f3 wv. n. p, obchodzic bedzie W dniu
1890 Hzerwca b. T., wspaniala uroczy-
stoS p~oswiecenia l r~ozwiniecia sztan-
daru, kt6ry bedzie wykonanym W "a
k}adze hafciarskiem PAM Leokadyi
Bradel, pnr. 171s W. Alma I'll. wszy-
stkie rowarzystwa, kt6re otrzyma}y "a
proszenia ma te u~roczystosc, racza sic
zebrac W sail parku Davis Square o
godzinie Lei popo}pdniu, skad poma-
szeruja z kapela ma czele do kosciola
sw. lana Bozego, ma nabote6stwo, gdzie
6w sztandar bedzie poswiecony. Pc ma
bozeGstwie uczestnicy pomaszeruja do
sail J. S}owackiego, PREY 4S-mej | s..
Paulina ul., gdzie o~dbedzie sic uroczy-
stoSt rozwiniecia s1tandaru z doboro-
wen programem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

o fa}szach o rzekomych pogromach
" Polsce dokonywanych ma aydach, Pc
lonia w dzielnicy Town Of Lake pierw-
sza zaprotestowaia ma r6Anych zebra
mach | wiecach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28
UNION GARNITURY

MeslSie biaie pratkowane union
garnitury, rskawy do loaOda
nOEawki do kOstek. DE-
wszystkie wiel. q Ea 1sGO
tunek nm wyprEqtniecie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28

W skIadzie p. Stanislawa DeplewSkie
so, PREY 4smej i So. Paulina III. wy
buch& polar, kt6ry ma szczescie ME wy
rzadzil znaczniejszych STRAIT z powodu
szybkiego przybycia na miejsce strata
kOw. .
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-20
Nj. j. GLAZENER

M. J. Glazener, one of the foremost
citizen of Rosman, died last Saturday
morning at his home in Rosman at the
age of II years death being caused by
infirmities incident to his age. The
deceased, who was a prominent mem
Der of theMethodist Church and a we'll
known farmer and merchant, leaves
ten children surviving; G.. M. Glaze
ner and A. C, Glazener Of Henderson
vile, Henry Glazener of Newberry, S.
c., Clarence B. Glazener of Rosman,
Frank GIazener of Wallawal1a, WASH
ington, Mrs William Brown, Wal
halla, S. c., Mrs. Kenney Cobb, Port
land, Ore, Mrs. William L. Houser,
Grace, Idaho. Mrs. Hattie Kitchen,
G2osman, Mrs Norma Shipman, Ros-
,nan. Funeral services were con-
Tuesday at the home and inter-
ment made at Greenwood Cemetery,
IRosman.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-20
j. TAYLOR OSBORNE

j. T. Osborne died at his home
near Horse Shoe Sunday, March 9. The
funeral service were conducted by his
pastor, Rv. Mr.. Hutchinson and the
interment was at Mills River on Mon
day.
Mr.. Osborne is sirvivei by three
daughters and one SON. He was an
elder in the PRESBYTERIAN Church. u
good man and one who will be greatly
Missed by tn. people of the section
where he was so we'll known. Mr. Cs-
borne was the only Magistrate ;hera,
and therefore came in personal touch
with numbers of people.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-20
HENRY ", ALLEN

Henry W. Allen, formerly citizen
Of Heudersonville and well known
here. died Friday, March IA, at Wash
ington, d. c., at the age of SO years.
death being due to uraemia. For the
mast fourteen months Mr.. Allen had
been store manager at Camp Hum
tpbrevs. Va. He had served as audi
tor for Henderson County for two
years. and was also employed for
quite a long time in the county tax
office Beforemoving to Henderson,
Vile he had been engaged in mercan-
aile business at Horse Shoe. The de-
ceased, who was a member of the Me-
thodist Church is survived by his WIG
bw, who was Miss Mamie May OTIS
Of Moores, S. c., and three children
uiss Lily Graham Allen, of Laurens'
8 C.. Walter Allen of the U. >S'
Navy and Jackie Allen; also by TWO
sisters. Mrs. H. F.. Johnson OF Horse
shoe and Mrs. Macie Sitton OF Hen
dsrsonville.