davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
DESLYS REPORTED
ILL AFTER OPERATION

PARIS, Nov. 29.--Gaby Deslys, fam
GUS French dancer. with whom former
King Manuel OF Portugal was report
ed to be infatuated At one time, is
seriously Ill following an operation
several days ago. The exact nature
of the operation could not be learned
te.:ay, but It was reported to be on
the throat.
A servant at Gaby's apartments
sac over the telephone that her mis-
treas had instructed her to give no
Information to any one save Harry
Pilctr, former dancing partner Of the
stricken actress.
Close friends understand that the
operation caused Gaby's recent -.
cision to abandon the stage to marry.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
CAN'T COUNT CASH, BUT
HE'S SANE, JURY FINDS
Effort to Send Man, Left 800, 900 by
Father, to Asylum
Fails.

BELY1DERE, N. j., Nov. 27.--An at
tempt to have Leonard OFT, a farmer
who has been left 100000 by his
father. declared insane failed yester-
day after q lunacy commission jury
heard evidence that OFT cannot read,
write, count money, and does not
know the name of the capital of the
State or nation. The jury found that
OFT was neither insane nor of unsound
mind, but was UNITED to take care OF
his property through lack of educa-
tion.
The defendant said he thought he
was forty-three years old, but was not
certain about II.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
Hope He Gets What's Coming
To Him." Declares Mrs Rob-
inson, In Hospital.
IGNORANT OF TRANSMISSION
Physicians Say AssaiIant's
Blood in Woman's Veins May
Pull Her Through.

SIN through with Gordon-I hope
he gets what is coming to him for
his dastardly attempt to kill me-
today declared Mrs. Florence A.
Robinson, twenty-seven years old,
pretty wife Of Hugh Robinson, form
er employee Of the Washington navy
yard, who was shot and seriously
wounded yesterday afternoon at her
home, 2 street northeast, by Grow
er Cleveland Gordon, twenty-six
years old. Gordon, who is assistaat
foreman Of the mechanical shops ef
the. Terminal company, claims 70
have been affianeed to her. H say3
they planned to wed when her mas
band securedr1 divorce
Gives Blood to Save Her.
Mrs. Robinson was not aware up
to noon today that Gordon. In an at
tempt to expiate the crime against
her. had given pint OF his ife's
blood to help save her life early to-
day.
mo, I don't want to have anything
more to do with Gordon" Mrs. Robin
son said as she lay on cot in the
Casualty Hospital, where she was
taken following the shooting. 1t was
there that physicians, in an effort TO
save the woman's life. decided on the
TRANSMISSION Of Gordon's blood into her
veins. And, Gordon hesitated only a
moment to sacrifice as much of his
blood as was needed. The operation
was performed and Mrs. Robinson's
life will probably be saved. physicians
say.
81 am willing to give every drop
of blood In my body to save the life
of Florence" said Gordon. 81 will die
for her" But detectives say tha.
Gordon is attempting to make a mar
tyr of himself--that he gave his
blood to save the woman's life real
izing that her death would probably
mean his on the gallows.
I'm praying to God that she re-
covers" Gordon said at police heal
quarters this morning. II love ner
and meant her no harm. was jesl-
ous-crazed from bootleg whiskey--
when / shot her. It's like a cream.
until read OF my crime in the news
papers"
Emotion Is Intense.
Nervously putting a cigarette, and
he manifested intense emotion, for
having shot and seriously wound the
pretty wife and mother OF a three
year-old daughter, Merrill Geraldine
Robinson.
The estrangement of husband and
wife and child pleased Gordon. lie
said so himself this morning. He sait
he was infatuated with the woman,
and declared that the Robinson's baby
called him dad.
II don't remember what happened.
must have been crazy mad and jeal-
Gus from bootleg whiskey," said Cor
odn. ~ am not responsible for the
act. Whiskey and jealousy did II.
tContinued on Page 81, Column 81
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
$5OO,OOO,OOO WRUNC
FROM TAX DODGERS
Governments Campaign Against
Delinquents Has Proved
Great Success.

At least s5O0.0O0, 900 will be forced
from income tax dodgers In 1920 by
the Federal Government, according to
an official statement issued today by
Daniel Roper, Commissioner OF Inter.
nal Revenue.
This is the frst official accounting
from Roper on the drive against tax
dodgers, which he undertook January
ed by Congress.
The drive so far has netted about
5000, 900. 900, the statement said. A
like amount will be forced into the
Treasury by the close of the Govern
ment's fiscal year, June 30, II is prom
ised.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
MILITARY ZONE EXTENDED.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. "a
French occupational troops have en-
tered Marash. Aintab and Ourfa, the
principal centers of the Aleppo dis
trict.
1t is reported that there has been
villagers in the neighborhood Of
Aintab.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
TRANSPORT ENGINEER
KILLED BY EXPLOSION
Another Is Injured When Torch
Blows Up on u. 8. Ship
General Grant.

BOSTON, Nov. 2e.-One man was
killed and another was seriously in
jured IN an explosion OF an acetylene
torch aboard the United States trans
port General Grant, 800 milesroff New
York, according to a wireless mes
sage received at the navy yard. l.. G..
Pellegrime, first assistant engineer,
was killed and w. F. oConnor, junior
third assistant engineer. was serious
ly injured.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
GARFIELD Is OFF TO
CLEAR UP COLLEGE WORK

DR.. Garfield will leave Washington
at o'clock to look after his work
as president OF Williams College for
a few days He will be in close
touch by telephone with his assist
ants and engineers in Washington
DR.. Garfield will probably return
10 washington next Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
DANNUNZIO RESENTS
PRESENCE OF U. 5. SHIPS
Poets Paper Says American Vessels
In Adriatic Are Cats Paw
for England.

PARIS, Nov. 29.-Gabriele d'Annun-
zio's propaganda newspaper, which is
being published here, today assailed
the presence OF United States war
ships in the Adriatic sea, claiming
that they were being used only as a
cats paw by England to draw chest
nuts from the fre.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
THEN LIGHTS WENT OUT.

NORTHFIELD, Minn.. Nov. 29.--
Too many co-eds had been returning
to dormitories "in the wee small
hours" Faculty had erected a
searchlight to shine on the fre-
escape. 8. A T. G. boys destroyed It
with rifle ire.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
ARMY TO SANCTION POLO.

Polo viii be recognized and adopt
ed as the official army sport, accord
ing TO the announcement OF General
March, chief of stan.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
WIFE "BEATs II" FOUR TIMES

CHICAGO. Nov, 2s--Soiomon Wolf
can stand anything once - maybe
twice, or even three times-but
when his wife left him for The
fourth time he nled suit tor divorce.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
Operations in Mines That Sup
ply Capital Suspended by
Miners Walkout.
FEDERAL SEIZURE TALKED
Midwest on Threshold of In
dustriaI Shutdown-littIe
Fuel in North.

A coal crisis raps at Washing
tons door today-the specter of a
real famine, owing to the shutdown
of the Georges Greek and Upper Po-
tomac fields.
Officials were startled as dis
patches arrived telling that 5000
and more miners in this section have
quit cold" and by the announce
ment Of the Georges Greek Coal
Company that @the mines will be
closed indefinitely, and former en-
ployes viii remove their tools by to-
morrow or Monday and call ct the
office Monday afternoon to be paid
of"
Tieup Near Complete.
Following this action by the Georges
Greek company comes the announce
ment that the miners OF the Consoli-
dated Coal Company, operating near
Cumberland, will also walk out. Lead
ers OF the United Mine Workers say
the tie-up will be complete within
the next twenty-four hours.
Washington's entire soft coal sup
ply Is drawn from the Georges Creek
and Potomac fields, with the excep-
ton Of limited amounts which comes
from the Pocohontas and New River
nelds. where production is now 40 per
cent OF normal Baltimore's supply
comes from the same source.
The miners apparently have been
swept into the nav OF a great mass
movement following the receipt of
news CT DR.. Garfield's IA per cent in
crease order. They are to hold an
Indignation meeting at Frostburg,
Nd, tomorrow afternoon.
"fhis situation Is SO unfortunate
that must decline to comment upon
II and to wait until It is brought to
my attention officially" said DR.. Gar
held today. From other sources IL
was learned that the action of the
Georges Creek Company in closing its
mines will be followed promptly by
the first application of the Department
Continued on Page =. Column 81
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
Girl Wife Shot By Sutog Says She Hopes He Will Be Punished
final WARNING SENT TO MEXICO

W7HLIAM o JENKINS American consular agent at
Puebla Mexico who is still under arrest al
legations that he in couson with the bandits who
kidnapped him and demanded $150,000 ransom.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29

TAKE BELL-ANs BEFoRE MEALS s>d
80 hov ass sesd aassstien makes you fssL
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
Today
Good Coal News.
Bad for Mr.. tiookworm.
Female American N. P.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE

The Government of the United
States viii run the soft coal mines
while workers and mine owners
make up their minds TO stop fight
ing.
Mine owners won't Ike It, for II
the Govsrnmsnt does its duty ii
viii let the people know just to
what extent The mine owners have
been roobsng the public.
Workmen won't like II, or, at
least, their leaders won't like It,
for when the Government steps In
the leader steps out and that
doesn't suit
But the pss6lsc piA ike Il.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29

You win say truly that this does
not Justify the use OF power OBJ
tanned by monopoly TO tax the people
through the price of gasoline and
oil.
But IL is some comfort to realize
that the United States got a bar
gain when IL got John ID. Rookie
feller. He will get more than he
ought TO have, more than he wants,
undoubtedly, but he will give It all
back with heavy interest
After all, he has at most one
billion. possibly two. We have
learned from this war that a bill
hon isn't much, and when thar
billion gets into the hands OF 2uh-
officials spending It, for in
stance, on flying machines, II
Is worth about ten cents on the
dollar
This country could stand a few
tcontinned on Page 2, Column A.
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
Prsveki.s Isservests.s.
sisussiss Sssrs Aeess.

Unless Carransa makes sstfsfactoyy
amends In the Waliace and ysnktns
cases. there 10 reason TO believe tAs
State Department viii recommend 10
President wiison that dipas0stie reia-
Confined On Pags 4 Cs,u1n ~
The Washington times., 1919-11-29

The coal ln the ground is nomi-
naily the propsrty OF the mine
owner Who lives at a distance.
The job Is nominally the property
Of the union workman. who says, ''I
can dig coal, but you shall not. !"
But, a. q matter Of fact, coal
AND jobs are the property OF the
people Of the United States.
And when il comes to freezing
while ovnsrs and workers make up
their minds that to do, patience
runs out
The Washington times., 1919-11-29
WEATHER.:

Rain tonight and prob
ably tomorrowy warmer
teniehtl colder tomsr-
row night. Temperature
st 8 n M a. degrees
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19

~TELEGRAMY.
POSTRZE-
LONY.

Paryz, 10. lutego. - Georges
Clemenceau, starry lecz energicz-
ny premier Francyi, zostal po--
strzelony i lekko raniony dzisiaj
rano, kiedy wsiadai do swego au-
tomobilu, udajac sic ma przejaz-
dzke. Morderca da} piec strza}ow
z ktorych jeden utkwii W plecacl1
premiere; ME jest to jednak rama
niebezpieczna.
N~apastnik, ktorym jest niejaki
Emil Cootin, LEGACY dwadziescia
pieG lat i pochodzacy z Creil, 20
stall ujety. Papiery lego jednak So
z pewnoscia p]odrobione i jak
przypuszczaja, jest on Rosyani--
item. Policyant. Goursat, ktory O.
trzymai poStrzai W oko, opowia-
da{, re w chwili strzaiu premier
ruszyi ku zbrodniarzowi i poczaa
zmagac sic z MIN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19

staiy rzeczy pozosta}e ! nabywcami
So: NJ. Ziemba, zam. pnr. 2415 So.
Whipple ul., ktory zakupil Victrole,
G.. Hebel, zam. pnr. 2734 w. 23 ul.,
kt6ry zakupil kolebacz i Stanisiaw
Zarzycki, Fam. pnr. 2532 Sacramen-
to ave.
> 90
Wczoraj o godzinie 10tej rano X.
P. H. Pyterek, proboszcz parafii sw.
Heleny, odprawil W asystencyi miej-
scowych ksiezy pogrzeb s. p. Jana
Rzeszutko. Cialo wyniesiono 2 do
mu pnr. 2134 Rice ul., ma cmentarz
Sw. WOjciecha.
. - q
K6lko Literackie i'm. %Fryderyka
Chopina, PREY parafii sw. Heleny,
zwo}uje %posiedzenie nadzwyczajne
ola wszystkich czionkin i czlonk6w,
" Celu ostatecznego porozumienia
sic co do niedzielnego przedstawie-
MIA. Posiedzenie odbedzie sic jutro,
{. J. W czwartek, dnia 2Ogo lutego
b. r.
q - q
Ubieg]ej niedzieli W domu PIP. IA.
ona Emerencyi Czarnowskich, Fam.
pnr. 2135 W. Cortez ILL.,, c6rka ich
AntOuina obchodziia roczhice swych
urodzin W gronie najblizszych prey
jaciolek. Parma H. cd d}uzszego CA
su pracuje W banku polskim North
Western Trust and Savings Bank.
Ma uroczystej zabawie byly take o.
becne wsp6lpracowpiczki jej, panny:
r. Palaszkiewicz6wna, B. Kochah--
ska, dr.. w. Lepaka, professor
dentystyki Chicago, dr.. W.
Osowski. dr.. J. Starzak I inni. Ba-
wiono sic wysmienicie PREY dzwie-
kach muzyki / spiewu. Me brak}o !
povinszowah I podarkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19

III MIEJSCOWAA
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY

MEG L pieciu r6z, ktore przedsta-
wiaja duchy, kt0re mu codziennie
towarzysza. Nastepnie w;dziaia
obok niego Stojacych siwowlose-
go starca i staruszke, mowiqc, ze
sedzia vic, jak sig nazywaja. Wre
szcic zakohczyla, re widzi zGitq
roze w wiencu, CO oznacza. &c
ktoS w familii sedziego ~choruje.
Sedzia Graham ME dal sic tenn
przekonaC i skazaf pania Wurtz
ia 500 kary. Adwokat jej zapo-
wiedziai. re bedzie wyrok apelo-
wal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19
PROJEKT
WSZYSKICH POPRZEDNICH
SPRAW SADOW WOVEN
NIGH.

Washington, 1890 lutego. -
Senator Mcclellan, czionek wy
dziaiu spraw wojskowych,
wniosi do Senatu projekt powto-
rzenia wSzystkich spraw sado-
wych wojennych ktore sic odby-
" podszas wojny. CeIem togo
projektu jest sprostowanlc bic
dow, jakich sic dopuszczono W
procedurach sadow wojennych
podczas wojny, kt6re staiy sic W
niejednym wypadku powodem
wymierzenia ~nieslusznej kary ma
zoinierzu przekraczajacym prawo
dyscypliny wojskowej. Gen. An
sell, czynny sedzia PREY depar-
tamencie wojny, zeznawai w &c
szfym 'tygodniu, nodajsc licznc
przyklady niesprawiedliwoSci Sa-
dow wojennych. Ma mocy powyz-
szego projektu, PREF. Wilson ma
wyznaczyt Specyalny komitet 10
zony Z pieciu oficerow wojsko-
wych. kt6rych zadaniem bedzic
przepatrzec kazdq Z osobna spra-
we sadowa - woiennq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19
w SPRA.
VIE OFIAR
ODLOzONA.

Washington, 1890 lutego.l -
KongreSyonalna inwcstygacya W
sprawie licznych ofiar wojcn-
nych. poniesionych przez wojska
&c Stanow Kansas i Missouri,
podczas bitcw ma froncie Argon-
skim, ktore wedhug opinii guber-
natora Allen'a, re Stanu Kansas
nigdy ME bylyby dosziy do tax
kolosalnych rozmiarow, gdyby
wojSka te mialy lepsza pomoc re
strony artyleryi, zostanie odiozo-
ma do nastepnego kongresu, kto-
~ sic zbierze Ago marca. Git
bernator Allen przediozyl swa
proSbe. rozpoczecia W tel kwestyi
inwestygacyi kongresyolanej wv
dziaiowi regulaminow Izby, kt6-
~ jednak zawiadomil 60, re
wSkutek braku czasu inweStyga-
eva ia ME moe sic juz odbyc ma
sesyi obecnego Kongresu.
Gubernator Allen przediozyl
ma rece wydzialu kilka jeszcze Ii
stow, W ktorvch autorowie be-
dacy jeSzcze obecnie we Francyi
= sa to zarowno szeregowcy i
oficerowie - jednomySlnie oskar
zaja komende ma lynn odcinku
frontu bojowego, o marnowanie
niepotrzebnie zycid zolnierzy, tux
pred samem podpisaniem warun-
k6w rozjemczych.
,,OczywiScie kazdy vie o tenn,
re bitwa miaa trwac do 1l-tej
godziny, w dniu 1l-go listopada,
m6wii g~ubernator Allen. Zdaje
sic. iakoby sami zoinierze stara-
Ii sic dotrzec jak najblizej Me
mice, zanim zostanie wydany
rozkaz ziozenia broni. Jednakze
kazdv take wiedzial. &c dano
Niemcom y godzin ma podpisa-
mic w~arunkow: zarowno kazdy
wiedziai. re zostana one przyje-
tc, 4 zatem olbrzymie straty w
materyale Iudzkim byiy wcale
nienntrzehne"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19
NORA PRZEMYTNIKoW O.
Plum

Jedna L gl6wnych kwater. pre-
mytnik6w opium w tym kraju
zostala wczoraj wykryta przez "a
sentGw federalnych w dzielnicy
chiiskicj pnr. 255 W. 22go u. A.
resztowano wczoraj z rama pieciu
Chinczykow i skonfiskowano O.
plum wartoSci 5000.
Pred kilku tygodniami wiadzc
iederalne przyszly do wniosku,
re W Chicago znajduje sic wielki
zapas przemyconego opium. Spro
wadzono do Chicago dwGch
szpieg6w", ktorym dano wielka
sumo poznaczonych pieniedzy.
ii onegdajszej nocy zawiezieni
zostali do apartamentu PREY She
ridan Road. urzadzonego jake no.
"a ola palaczy opium. Znaidowa--
10 sic tam kilka osob. W kilka
nIinut potem oddzial agentow fe-
deralnycl i policyantow urzadzil
obiawe i wszystkich aresztowai.
.Adres apartamcntu trzymany Jest
" t~ajemnicy.
Nastepnie oddzial udai sic do
dzielnicy chinskiej i tam urzadzil
druga oblawe, iak Wyzej wspom.
niano.
ZNoW MORD ,CzARNEJ
REKI".
Pred szkoia publiczna Emer-
son, PREY rogu ulic Lincoln i
West Ohio, onegdaj zamordowa-
ny zostaf Eugene M1rzio, LEGACY
lat 70, Fam. pnr. l20 McDougal
ul., W lNowym Yorku, wediug je-
go karty regestracyjnej. Dzieci
szkolne byly swiadkami strzela-
niny.
Ma miodego Muzio napadlo
dwu mezczyzn, kt6rzy maja bye
Wiochami. Welding panny Whit
lock, nauczycielki, Fam. pnr. Ills
E. Data ul., jeden z mordercow
pytai sic, kiedy Muzio zapiaci mu
! pieniadze. Pc strzelaninie obaj
uciekli zaulkiem pomiedzy Utica
mi Grand Ohio. Ranny scigal
ich caiy biloxi" zanim padi. Gdy
detektywi do niego sic zblizyli.
byi jeszcze przytomny. Ma pyta'
ME, kto do niego strzelal, cos
! szepnai, lecz wkrotce potem stra-
Gil przytomnosG i umari.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19
Z zYCIA
TOWARZYSKIEGO

Klub Pan pod opieka Sw. Salome;
W parafii sw. Miodziank6w, urzadza
wieczorek rozma,toSci W %czwartek.
dnia 20go lutego. Wieczorek ten
jest urzadzony ma eel dobroczynny
tejze parafii ! wszystkich obywatel.
z Mlodziankowa uprasza sic o pO-
parcie.
Walentyna Paschkc. 144S Fry nj.
= % =
P%osiedzenie Towarzystwa Sokoi6w
Polskich ,,Bratnia Dion" No. 1872
grupa 1860 z. y. p. odbywac sic be-
die " kazda czwarta niedziele mic
siaca " sail pnr. 1853 W. 19ta vi.
Nastepne %posiedzenie odbedzie sic "
niedziele O godzinie 1850 popolu--
dniu. Poniewaz wiele bardzo spray
wymaga natychmiastowefo zalatw!c.
MIA, wzsyscy czionkowie obowiazani
So ma ME sic stawic.
II. POrembski, sekr. prot,
2251 w. q NJ.
q ~
Tow. SIS. Piotra j Pawla, u. Is. Ia,
W parafii sw. Heleny ma swe miesie-
czie posiedzenie " Srode t. ]. dzisiaj
o godzinie $50 wieczorem, W sail
zwyk}ych posiedzeh. ObecnosG wszy-
stkich jest koniecznie ~poladana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19

hurtownych, wydaio zawiadomie-
ME, &c cztonkowic srowarzysze-
MIA bsda sic stsrali o powszechne
giosowanie mad poprawka kon-
stytucyjna prohibicyi w cztcrna-
stu Stanach; Arkansas, Califor-
MIA, Colorado, Idaho, Maine, Mi
chigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Ne
vada, New Mexico, Ohio, Utah j
Washington, Wielcy wlasciciele
dystylarh twierdza, re przynaj-
mniej trzynascie Z tych Stanow
odrzuci poprawke i w ten sposob
odniesie zwyciestwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19

Marek Mikowicz, Fam. pnr. 1864
y. Robey ul., kochal sic W Maryi
Leonii, 1S-letniej panience Fam. pnr.
5445 w. Monroe ul. MikowicZ, kt6ry
byl dawniej konduktorem tramwa--
jowym post2wiony zosta} przez Sc
diego c. Mckinley pod gwarancya
5000 do dnia sprawy. W dniu sW.
Walentego podczas ~nieobecnoSci jej
rodzic6w udal sic do domu panny
zachowywai sic nieprzyzwoicie. Pna
Leonia zatelefonowaia pc ~policyanta
kt6ry go ma jej zadanie aresztowaf.
. ~
Re slonecznej Florydy nadchodzl
wiadomost. re byly terror szybko
~iezdzacych automob:list6w sedzis La
Buy, zostal onegdaj a~resztowany W
Miami "a szybka jade Utica. Sedzia
La Buy. kt6ry wyjecha} do florydy
Ola poratowan:a zdrowia, nadWatlo-
ne-o niedawno przebyla hiszpanka'
zostaI wsp6luie z D. f. Mulvey, chi
r govianinem, aresztowanym "a 70
n~rzestepstvo. Zlozyli oni po $500
iako gwarancye re stawia sic ma
przesluchy.
o -
Franciszek Wolski leczy sic W o.
bozie Taylor z ran, jake Original
= ~odpadk6w szrapnela, kt6re boles-
ME pokaleczyly mu nogi. Jest ma
dzieja. re " kr6tce PREY dobrem
zdrowiu opusci progi ,szpitalne
przyjedzie do domu. Sluzyl on PREY
artyleryi i liczy lat %, Fam. pnr'
$40 M~arshfield W
= - y
SierZant Bronisiaw Swiebockt
nrzeszedl jedna z najciezszych kam-
panii swiatowej wojny I " potycz-
kach o p%osiadanie lasu Belleau 20
stat Przez jakis czas ME
MONA 20 by}o odszukaG; wtadze
przeto doniosiy rodzicom zam. pnr.
21O9 ". 20 ul.. re jest on ma liscie
zaginionych. nieco p6zniej jednak do
stall sic z powrotem do swej kon-
panil p%ovt6rnie 5ostai ranny "
nohlizu MeLzu. Obecnie znajduje sic
W szpitalu " Anglii 1 " krotce pre-
yieziony bedzie do stan6w.
J. 80
kapral J6zef Paszkiewicz, Fam.
pnr. 5136 s. Paulina. ul., zostai "
listopadzie czesciowo ztruty sazaml
i znajduje sic obecnie " szpitalu, po
drugiej stronie oceanu. Depesza ME
poviada dokiadnie o jego obecnym
stanie zdrowia.
h GO =
Szeregowiec Alex Kamihski bill sic
pobliiu t~vierdzy Metzu 4 zostat
lekko rannym. Wczesne depesze do
nAos,y, re zaginal, wiadomost ia
iednak okazala sic mylna / prawdo-
podobnie zostanie on " krotce pre-
wieziony do Ameryki. Liczy lat % /
mieszka pnr. 1926 S. Whipple III.
Franciszek Klawikowski wciagnie
ty zostai do armii podczas ~pierwsze-
eo Iosowania I okazaio sic teraz, re
W .ostatnichy dniach wojny zycie sWe
oddal W walce o idee. Pracowai on
dawniej W zak1 rzezalnianych firmy
Wilson. Podczas swego pobytu W
Chicago, Fam. pnr. 3o1s W. 22ga I'll,
1 liczyi lat %.
~. o - q r
W niedziele dnia 1890 lutego Cd
byso sic zakohczenie bazaru ma do
| chod organow do noEego kosciota
sv. Kazimierza. R~ozsprzedane To-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-19

Posiedzenie Komitetu Obywatef--
skiego dzielnicowego, odbedzie sic
dzisiaj O godzinie Sci wieczorem. p.
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czlonkowie So proszen: o iaskawe
przybycie, poniewaz SO wazne sprs-
WV do zaiatwienia.
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TAFT POWROCI DO UNI
WERSYTETU YALE, JAKO
PROFESSOR.

New Haven, Conn, 1890 lutte
go. - w. H. TAFT, byly Prey
dent Stan. Zjedn. powr6ci Z po-
czatkietn roku Szkolnego do uni
wersytetu Yale, jake czionek ia
kultetu. Powyzsze zawiadomie-
ME wydano wczoraj w uniwersy-
tecie. P. TAFT porzucii swa prace
profesorska w instytucie Kent z
chwila wypowiedzenia wojny
przez Ameryke celem podjecia
pracv woiennej.
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