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Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
ZEN. ANSELL
 REDUCED TO II. COLONEL
Brigadier-General Kreger 1: Ordered Home to Head De partment Judge Advocate
 |i
Twelve Brigadier Comman- ders Are Returned to Rank
 Held Before UE s. Entered

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Briga- dier General Samuel T. Ansell, for mer acting judge advocate general, and one of the central figures in the controversy with regard to the ad- ministration of military justice, will be returned to his pre-war rank in the army March 10, along with II other brigadier generals.
 At the same time Secretary Baker disclosed that Brigadier General Ed ward A. Kreger had been directed to return from France to act as judge advocate general during the absence in Cuba of Major General Enoch H Crowder. General Ansen, with his regular rank of lieutenant colonel will continue at the direction of Gen eral Crowder, as chairman of the board reviewing martial proceedings with view to recommending com mutation of excessive sentences.
 Reduction Explained
 Secretary Baker said the dischargin of the 12. brigadiers from their tenn porary rank was in the ordinary rou- tine of demoblization of the war army and that the fact that General Anseu was among the numbeE had "no re- lation to the controversy which has existed with regard to the administra- tion of military justice and clemency |"
 General Kreger holds the rank of lieutenant colonel in the regular army, having been advanced to that rank on May IS. 1917, the same day on which General Ansell was given similar grade. Both officers later were given temporary commissions as brigadier generals.
 General Kreger was sent to France recently to review court martial cases in the American expeditionary forces with view to expediting such re- views and the granting of such elem ency as might be found warranted
 Pershinq Protests
 General Pershing protested against the order to turn over court martial records to General Kreger, holding that its effect was to take out of his hands the whole question of the dis ciplining of his forces. Many officers believed that in recalling General Kreger the war department had de- cided to accept General Pershing's view.
 D recall of General Kreger follows.
 'Brigadier General A. w. Kreger has been directed by cable to return to the United States and in the ab- sence of General Crowder in Cuba, General Kreger as senior officer of the judge advocate generals corps will be designated as acting judge ad- voate general.
 Tn the ordinary routine of demobi- l1zatton of the army, a large number of officers in various bureaus of the war department, holding temporary rank have been returned to their reg ular army status. Brigadier General Ansell is among this number. The ac- tion thus taken has no relation to the controversy which has existed with regard to the administration of military justice and clemency. Special Order
 By direction of the judge advocate general, General Ansell will continue to be chairman of the clemency board composed of officers of the judge ad- vocate generals office reviewing court martial proceedings with a view to recommending communication of exces- sive sentences where found neces- sary"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
ROOSEVELT
 HOME FROM FRANCE
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NEW YORK, Mar 6.-Lt. Col. Theo- dore Roosevelt, who went to France in the summer of 1917 a major in the 26th infantry and who subsequently, commanded that regiment, returned today on the steamship Mauretania. slightly from a machine gun bullet wound in the leg.
 T am very glad to get home" he said, land to see my children whom 1 have not seen for nearly two years. My only plan for the immediate future is to get out of the army as soon as possible and return to civilian I1fe.'.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
18s HOUSE BILLS
 ARE INTRODUCED
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PHOENIX, Ariz.. March 6.-With the close, of today's session 1SS bills had been introduced in the house and Phillips of Maricopa held the high record with IS measures bearing his name.
 Waters stood second in line with II bills; Mrs. O'Neill third with 10 and Delbridge, and Francis of the Cochise delegation neck and neck with nine each, Galbraith is responsible for seven bills and the other members of the house are all below that number.
 Only two representatives have a record on introductions. Neither SuI- .livan nor Dobson has fathered single piece of proposed legislation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
APPROPRIATION BILL
 IS PASSED BY HOUSE
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PHOENIX, AriZ., Mar. 6.-The gen eral appropriations bill has passed the house and today the senate was deep in the financial measure. The bill, as it left the hands of the house, carried a total of little more than 5000 O00
 Other measures which passed the house were the appropriation for a sol diers memorial on the capitol grounds and two livestock bills introduced by Francis.
 The house also passed three senate bills, two of them relief measures and one prohibiting the dumping of rubbish within one mile of town or city limits.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
STRIKERS TO RETURN
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SEATTLE, Wash, Mar. 6.-Striking Seattle union shipyard draftsmen, who went out with other members of the metal trades council January 21, de- manding more pay. have voted to re- turn to work at the same wage scale that existed before the strike.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
TELEGRAPH EMPLOYES
 GIVEN WAGE RAISE
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SAN FRANCISCO, Calif, Mar. G. Headquarters here for the Postal Telegraph company for California, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Utah. New Mexico and Ne vada received word today of a 10 per cent increase of employees wages, re- troactive to January l. ,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
FOOD so SCARCE CATS ARE SOLD ATS3 EACH
 NOT ENOUGH WOOD FOR COFFINS TO BURY DEAD
8, ,OOODie h MOnthM
 One Russian Hospital

STOCKHOLM. March 6.-Typhoid is raging with in creased force in Petrograd according avces from that city In hospital eight thousand persons die monthly In the provinces the mortality great that the boshe wiki have issued order kill the ncurable cases hopng thus the contagion which is almost impossible to stop by other Hardly any med cine Is available
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
 LICENSED BY BILL
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PHOENIX, Ariz.. March GA state ment under oath as to place of busi- ness, etc. and a $25 yearly fee Cor real estate agents are provided in a bill introduced in the senate today by Wilkinson.
 Speaker Johns sponsored a bill out lining regulations for taking fish and game in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
PARIS TO OWN CAFES

PARIS, March 6.-The chamber of deputies today passed without discus sion a bill authorizing the government to spend 25.OOO,OOO francs for the or zsnization of popular restaurants.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
CHAMPION WINS HIS BLOCK
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CHICAGO, Mar. 6.-Champion Cor win Houston, Detroit, defeated H. c. Allison, Detroit, 800 to 191, in 4S in- nings in today's play in the national amateur balk line billiard tourna, ment. Houston's high run was 6s, Al
 lison's, 21.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07

BOSTON. March 6,-Representative Julius Kahn of California in a speech here tonight said he would introduceu in the next congress bill providing for six months of compulsory military training for every boy in the United States when he reaches the age of Is years. He declared such law would assure the United States of always having a sufficient number of trained men for an army.
 BERKELEY, Cal, March 6-The Pacific Coast intercollegiate basket. ball championship was won here to- night by a team from the University of Oregon when the northern players in the second straight game of pro- posed three,game series, defeated the University of California, 80 to 2S. Ore gon won last night Ss to S7.
 BOISE. Ila., March 6.-By a vote of 42 to 16 the Lower House of the Idaho Legislature today adopted a memorial to Congress condemning President Wilson for his defiant and dictatorial attitude in which he has attempted to force his personal views and opinions upon the people of the United States" and calling upon the United States Senate to reject any treaty of peace which includes the present charter for a League of Nations.
 SPARTANBURG, s. C.. March G. pr. Clarence Dixon, prominent Amer ican Baptist minister, has resigned as pastor of the Sturgeon tabernacle, London, according to word received today by his daughter, Mrs, Albert Richardson. pr. Dixon, Mrs. Richard. son said. plans to divide his time in this country between acting as in- structor fin a Los Angeles Cal. Bible institute and conducting evangelistiS services.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
Late NeUUs Bulletins

ON BOARD THE U. S. S. GEORGE WASHINGTON. March (By Wireless to the Associated Press).-Having placed himself under the. orders of Rear Admiral Grayson. his personal physician, President Wilson did not arise until 1 o'clock today.
 The President had a long prome- made on the decks of the George Wash ington this afternoon with Mrs. Wilson and Rear Admiral Grayson. He showed no effects of his recent hard work, except traces of the fatigue which were apparent when he sailed east ward from New York. Tonight the President was much refreshed by req son of his let down in work.
 WASHINGTON, March 6.-An- nouncement is expected tomorrow of the war and navy departments de- cision as to restriction to be imposed upon the expenditures of funds col, lected by war relief agencies in the campaign of last November. Secre- tary Baker conferred further today with representatives of the Knights of Columbus who protested against the ruling limiting them to the expen- ditures of 10 per cent of their porton of the funds on creature comforts for the troops. The ruling was made by the council of II composed of repre- sentatives of the various war relief organizations.
 PARIS, March GA step toward the formation of treaty of peace was taken by the supreme council today when it adopted the proposal of the American delegation to have the var ious commissions present to the coun- ell their conclusions in the form of articles to be inserted in the peace preliminaries. The council also dis cussed the military and naval and aerial conditions to be imposed on the enemy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-07
WEATHER

| Partly cloudy with snow north portion
 Fri: Sat. generally fair
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
Z Parafii Prem CINEMA
P~anskiego W Bowman-
vile.

Doroczne neutrality-suspicious. nabo-
ze1stwo w kOScicle, p. ". PrZenrler1e-
MIA Panskiego, w dzielnicy Bowman
vile. przy kt0rym prOboszczem jest
X. Felix's Prange, odbyfo' sic q mic
zwykIa okazaloSca W niedziele, p0nie-
dzRa3ek i wtorek, d. 14go, 15So 1890
b. IN. Wierni p~arafianie s~zczelnie ma
pefniah Swiatynie Pafska / p~rzesyfali
d~zielczynne modify do stop NajwyZSze-
90. Ia dnia podczas wystawienia w
Eucharystyi szeregi ludu Zwiedzaly ko-
sci0l. Wiec1Gne naboaehstwa r6Wn1ez
sciaga4y przewa&nie reese robotnikow
zaietych praca W czasie dnia. NaOo-
aehstwa odbywaly sic w nastepujacym
porzadku: W ~niedziele, pierwsza Msze
sw., odprayi1 z wystawieniem j pro
cesya 2 Najsw. Sakramentem, miejsco-
wy proboszcz X. F. Prange. Sumo o
sodztnie 1obej odprawt} X. J6zef Dry
mala i wygfosil okotcnosciowe ka-
zanie. Nieszpory o godzinie 1870 vie
czorem ceiebrowaf X. Frarcis0ek ia
gielski, W asystapcyi X. Antmiego So
chy iako dyakoma / X. Antoniego Wi
sniewsk1ego jake suArfyakona. Kazanie
wypowiedzia} x. SDczepan SzcDepah-
ski Poniedzialek: Sumo odprawil X.
Jan Kendzfura. Wiec7orem nieszpory
celebruwat x. jan sUbieszczyk G. R.,
~przeloaony dor1u stanis1awowSkiego, W
asystencyi x. jana Sboi6skiego ja&o
dyakona 1 x. Piotra Wttmahskiego ia
10 subdyakona. Sfo~o Boae wygfoei{
X. Franctszek Kuli6ski, kapelan. VITO
REX: Sumo odprawii X. F~rancis1ek Ku
lifsi .Nieszpory ma 1akohczenie cele-
browai x. Jan ZwierZchowski, W a.
systencyt X. Rajmunda Appelta jake
dyakona i Y. Stanislawa Derengow--
skiego jake subdyakona. Kazanie wy
powiedzial X. Karol Marcinkiewicz. O.
pr6cz wyzej wJtnienionych, nadto przy-
byli 2 pomoca miejsccwemu ~proboszczo
wi naStepujacy kapiani: x. Stanisaw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18

Tow. i'm. Kazimierza Brodzihskiego,
or. 2076 z. n. P, ma przedroc8nem po-
~sicdzeniu, kt0re 81 eOdbylo pred paru
dniami, wybralo n%astepujqcy zarzad:
o. Ludwik N~OwakOwski. prezes; p. An
drzej WojciechowSki, wicc-prezes PAM
Marya Swiderska ,sekr. prot; p. Jan
>Tomasgkiewicz, sekr. fin; p. Jan 10
subowski, skarbnik p. T. Wojciecho-
wski, p. j. Jakubajdys 1 p. Jan Janu-
Ska, rada gospodaacua p. F~ranciszek
Serafin, m~arszalek.
~
w ubiegly ~poniedzia}ek. odby4 sic po-
grzeb s. p. Pawla Wuldraka, liczace-
90 DIZZY zsonie Int So. Orszak ~wyruszy1
z domu zaIoby pnr. 4Jil So. Marsh
field Ave. do kOSCiola p. W. NaJSw.
Serca Pa1n Jezusl, gdzie y. Antcni
WiSniewski Odprawit ~nahOAelfStwo CO
rcmrnic pogrzebOwe, pOczem zWioHl
zmlrlcgo przcwicziono j zlohclo ma vie
czny spoczynck m cmcntarzu Zmar~-
twychwstania Pahskiego. MECH Odpo-
czywa W p0koju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18

DobFze EnaAa firma egzystujaca
lat 12cie, a mieszczaca sic prZy Mil
waUkee ave., poniedzy Girard i Ro-
By al, spFowadziia wieIki Lapas
RajrOzmaitSzych fonOSraf6w spety-
SIniC NykonCEOnych dla naSzej firmy.
VS. cy ci, ktorzy maja Bamiar ku-
pic f. nograf ma Swieta, niechaj sic
poSPiesZa, ably unikna6 natloku. -
Zmieniamy fOnCgrafy re starYch na
move. SprowadziliSmy takze wtelki
wybGr maszyn do SZyCia Znanej fir
my Singera. NymieRiany maszyny
ze staryCh ma MOVIE. Moina take
4skupic ulywanC maSzyny Od' 500
i wylcj. WykOnujcmy rePeracSe "
Eakres masZSn wChodN2ce szSbho i
20 przystepnych ceaach. ObsluSd
lorzna i acknowledged kaldeS"-
SkIad naSz otwarty jest Caiy dzieh
do godzjHy 9cj wicczCrcm. Ola tych'
ktorzy ME mOgq przyjsC W dni re-
bOtne. Sklad naSz otwarty jest TAX
le W niedziClc cd GCdainy lei do GcJ
wieczorem. Fcnoerafy NANNY do wy
sru cd $500 i wyzei, dOdajcmy
rGwnicl 6 rckord6w Z ka2dym 2ahuP
nom. POIskic rckordy nasza spccy--.
alnoSci8. Fo~nOcrafy >PrZedat"my
hurtoM ME j detalicEnic i VA l:danic
odstawiamy ma micjscc Eictylko W
m;cic:c. ale i pOza miaStcm. Row
nicz ma 5adanic wySylamy katdlogi.
Mona kuPic u mas N g0towke, Tub
r, Iatnc Spiaty. Ply kazdy1n Ill
kupnic dodajrmy pickny kalcndarz
:.ienny ma rok 1920. Polrcamy sic
uaglym rodakom Iaskawcj pamicci.
4 SzacunkicIa.
MIKOkAJ RATAJCZYK | SYN.
1881 Milwaukee ave.
Telcfon Humboldt 1886. lOEi.1
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z Grant Works, Cicero.

w riaaziele. wieczorem, dhia 14-Eo
b. m. W sail p~arafialnej Sw. Waiente-
K6fko A~matorSNie p. n. "biafeG0
Or}o" wvStawiIo dwic weso4e kOmedyc
- + XObzowianie" i ,.zyd W Beczce'
przy msdzwyczaj Ecznym udziale pu-
~b,icznosg4. kt6rc wypadfy dobrze, wy
worty mile wrazenie re wzsledu ma u
dstre wvkonanie. AmatorZy j amator-
HI wywiazali sic wy$micnicte re sWeso
zadania. zbierajac zas{uzone oklasNl'
Role p~oszczeg6lne w~ykCnano oez III
tn. w Lobzcwiamach, udZiai brah ma
stepujacy: Role Hrabiego graf p. j.
WiezieG: radnego re wsi starego sly
mona Brzcstka, grail p. J. Bunda 10
sia. jego wnpczka byia parma ID. 10
rzela6czyk: n Paw9em BruDda, zamoz
nym w}oscianinem byl p. Il. Wachel'
MagGaFena, jego iona byla parma W.
Cichoz a TomHiem fch synem p. j.
LaoH. Kube, przyjaciela Bru0dy, graz
D. J. Stanek. Stanislawa, graz p. D.
Bryda. Kasia, sfostra ~cioteczna losf'
byfa parma NJ. Longawa- Protazym,
pokatnym doradca byl p. A. hmuda
Drnbami i druchnami byH chonkowle
| czfonkinie k6fSa. " jedno-aktcw@
y. t. ,,Ayd W beczce", Marcina, bedna-
rza, grab p. r. Koctnirtk; ElHbieta,
lego long byla pannn A. Cwytnar, Jo-
zefa, czefadnFka bednarza, graz p. A.
Bernas a Saomonem, MojsUe Levi, byi
D. B. Kowalsd, zs Ickiem LaJblem
byl D. n. Zielinski. Nadnienic wypa-
da, he p~ubTicznosc zachowasa sic wzo-
rowo. Ia hczne przybyGe poparcie MO
diego k6fka a~maborskiego, kt6re stara
sic wszelkiemi silami apoznaG tutej-
ga Polonie co&o1wiek bliaej re sztu-
ka poEska, sklada serdecne wyTazy pc
dziekowania. Powy&0e k6fko obiecuje
znowu W nfedahkiej przyszfosci cos
lepszego wystawic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18

Siatka, G.. R., Y. Franciszek ostro"-
ski, Y, Franciszek Karab1sz, n. STA
nis}aw CholewiGSki, X. Teodor ga
stka. X. Teodor L%angfOrt, y. FRANCE
szak Marcinek, X. Aleksander hnlt-
fer. Y. Antoni Ha}gas, X. Franciszek
Cries. X. Franciszek Rusch, n. FRAN
ciszek- Tyrcha, X. Tadeusz Nowak' ~
,Jakob Szprenga, X. Ignacy MazuroW-
ski i X. Franciszek Kubiaczyk Z. H.
Oftarz mieszczacy Najsw. Sakrameht
tonai w kwiatach zywych i pfonat Cd
blaskiem g%orejQcych Swiec, pollstaWlo-
nych system1ltycznie W kal2dclabrach l
1ichtarzach. Detoracya oftarza byfa
dzie1em m~iejsccwych Si6str J6zefinei'
Ch6ralne spicwy pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Siostry Nauczycielki wfelce upiekszyty
nabosenstwo. Ma zakohczenie odbyfa sic
~uroczysta proceSyd 2 Najsw. Sakra-
mcntem, w kt6rel brazil udZ11a mcHCZy-
mi, nicwiasty, dztewice i dZieci, Il W
koncu liczny szcreg ministrant0w 2 du-
c~howieGstwem n wrcS7cie ~celeDrans. a
powazne pioaia ludu towarzySzaceSo
procesy1 rozp}ywa}y sic w odStosie od-
biiajacym sic oStropy niebiahskie. Me
onal Gaia parafia przystapim do Sto4u
Panskieso. S{Cwem ~urocZystosc czter-
dziesto 1godzinnegO n~abozcGStwa oubyta
sic impOnujaeo.
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Wiadomosci z Parafij
Polskich W Chicago.
ZCRAGIN.

W niedziele, dnia Ego grudnla,
odbyi sic vice agitacyjny W sail
Humboldt, urzqdzony przez gmine
41sza, oraz miejscowe grupy q. N.
P, PREY udziale licznej ~publicznosci.
Vice otTorzyf prezes grupy S14tej,
Jan Krypel, ~najstarszej grupy W tel
~miejscowosci / najliczniejszej tax W
iloSci Szlonk6w. jak i pod wzgledem
finansowym; ma przewodniczacego
wiecu powoial OBJ. Micha}a Dybe, IL
ma sekretarza wiecu OBJ. j. Bartosz-
ka. Personal---very. pc kr6tkiem
przsm6wieniu przedstawil zebranym
zacnych go$ci z Milwaukee, najwyz-
szego urzednika Y. n. P. cenzora, Sc
diego Michala Blenskiego, ora5 ia
ma Kowalczyka, wysiannika Komite-
tn Zjednoczonego Slaska. Go$ci PREY
jeto gromkimi oklaskami. Cenzor
Blenski przem6wiI do ~zebranych.
m6wiac o celach, dla kt6rych T.. n.
P, powstal: m6wil. re przedkowie
nas zalotyli Zwiazek ola cel6w ma
ACKNOWLEDGMENT , dla przyjscia z
pomoca bedacej W niewoli Ojczyz-
ME. Dowodzii, co Zwiazek zdziaiai
dobrego ola Polonii tutejazej; powo-
tai do zyciu w}asnym funduszem ia
kie instytucye, jak dom emigracyj-
ny W New Yorku, wyzszy zaktad ma
ukowv W Cambridge Springs, a PREY
MIN szkole rzemieSlnicZa, dom star
COW, poza TEN ME szczedzil tysiecy
1 dziesiatek tysiecy ma stypendya i
ma najrozmaitsze cele n%arodowe. Ma
woiywal do wstepowania do Zwiazku.
Move cenzora nagrodzono hucznemi
%oklaskami. Nastepnie przemowtta
PAM Chodzinska, prezeska Wydzia-
IN Kobiet PREY Il. n. p. W pieknej
przemowie wspomniaia wa2niejsze
wypadki Wv. y. P. oraz zachecajac
zebranych do wstepowania W szeregi
zwiazkowe. Przem5wil tel do zebra
nych prezes Gminy 4lszej, Jan No
wax, a nastepnie adwokat m~iejsco-
wy W~awrzyniec Zygmunt. Nastep-
ME przem6wiia do zebranych vice
prezeska L. y. p. PAM Magdalena
Milewska znana z nistrudzolei pra-
cy IA niwie s%poleczhej i ~narodoweJ.
~Przem6wienie jej sprawilo wielkle
w~raZenie, wsDomniala bowiem pa
mietna chwile. gdy to poraz ostatni
lamala sic oplatkiem W Nia'2ara on
the Lake. Z naszemi wiaru5ami, kto-
rzy sill W b0j krwawy. ably ty!Kp
wyzwoliG Ojczyzn9 nasza Z niewoli
odwiecznych wrog6w. zyczac i'm ivy
ciestwa, a chi L wielkQ pewnoSci2
siebie wolali: ,,zwyciezymy'' tax
sic stale. OjcZyzna wolna i niopo--
dlegla, dzieki i'm. NawOiywala. ably
kobiety laczyly sic W osobne grup!.
ably tenn skutoczniei mcgiy p~racowac
ola Polski. w koLcu prZem6wtt cb.
Jan Kowalczyk. w%ysIannik kom.
zjedn. Slaska, kt6ry wyjaSnil eel
swei misyi i z%aGpeiowal do zebra
nych 0 skladki ma koszta przepro-
wadzenia plebiscytu. skladka PREY
niosla s1O0.55, kt6re ~wrec2ono OBJ.
Michalowi Dybie. kasyerowi grupy
S14tej. a ten wreczyl ~kasyerowi z.
y. P. Vice zostal ~zakonczony po--
dziekowanie zebranym. przez OBJ.
Jana Kowalczyka.
J. Bartosik, sekr. wiecu.
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ZAWIADOMIENIE.

Zawiadomicnie do akcyonaryu-
Sow The Agricultural Chemical
CO. (Kompania Rolniczo Chemi-
czna) IL sic odbcdzie nadzwyczaj
ne posicdzenie l7go stycznia,
1920 roku, w sobote O godzinie
4tej pc poludniu W sail fabryki
micszcz2ccj sic pnr. 94o West
North ave, Chicago, ILL.,, W cclu
om6wicnia / przcprowadzcnia re-
komcndowancj podwyzki kapita-
In podnicsienia wartoSci akcyl,
take zaiatwienia spraw wszcl-
kich kt0rc uznane bedq "a ko-
nieczne.
(Ogi.)
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Narodowa Wystawa
Golebi.

Dnia d~zicsiqtcgo Grudnia., 1916 roku
pcwtaa grupa chcdCwcGw golebf, zebra
la sic w hotelu Saratoga i z~organiZo-
waia klub pod nazwa Chicago Pigeon
Club. Od togo c1lsu kfub ten do teSo
Stopnia wzr6si. IL wyrObil Sobie to, re
uzySEal pozwolene ma u~rzqd1cnle Jc-
dynci togo rodzaju Wystawy. Oh same
20 poczatku za1oienia klubu, urzadza-
no cOrOcdlic wyStaNy.
Il poczatkicm rVku 1919 organiZacya
la wesz4a M move tory. Polscy chodow
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