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The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
FIREMAN PAINTS WHEN HE
 FINDS SELF CLOTHESLESS

CONNELLSVILLE. Pa. - Stripped of every bit of clothing in a water battle here between Turtle Creek and Creighton fremen, Adam Husar of Crighton became so embarrassed that he tainted, and Turtle Creek won in the presence of thousands of persons. The water battle, in which two lines of hose carrying high water pres sure were used, had been in progress for forty minutes when pieces of clothing shot out from the center of combat. For an instant Husar stood in the spray in natures garb, and then tainted.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
PROBABLY IS FICTION,
 BUT IT'S CHEERING

LINCOLN, Neb.-Lincoln has cu- riosity. In fact, the capital city of Nebraska has many curiosities, but the latest is that of a landlord who got the profiteering habit and raised the rent on his property $10 month.
 Another curiosity is a Democratic editor who went to church, heard a sermon about the "greed of man." and then went home and wrote a story which was read by the landlord, and it so touched the latter's heart that he returned the $10 and swore by all the shades of profteering that he would never do it any more.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03

T. A. Slattery's advice is:
 "First. Start at home through the proper public spirit of our big fnan- cial families.
 "Second. Be honest and not permit any wildcatting or misrepresenting of facts. This was very noticeable in
 "Third. To have taxpayers asso- citation, strictly non-partisan, to keep tab on our supervisors, city council, etc, and not allow the wasting of thousands of dollars as in the past. Then taxpayers can get reasonable rate.
 Fourth. Show investors where they can get good interest on their invest ments and increase their principal.
 Fifth. When we get persons who
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
THIS WEEKS QUEER NEVIS
DOSE OF PROMO SCARES
 AWAY COOK IN CONGO

PORTERVILLE, Cal.--Mrs. Doug las McMillen of this place, who sailed from San Francisco five months ago, has arrived at her destination, 800 miles in the Interior of the Belgian Congo, where she accompanied Mir. McMillen, who is chief engineer of a Belgian diamond mining company.
 Mrs. McMillen writes entertainingly of the superstitions of her native ser wants. She lost her best cook after he had seen her husband take dose of promo seltzer. When MT. McMil- len took the foaming drink the native disappeared with a howl into the bush. He sent back word that he would work no longer for man who could make water boil without heat and who could drink the steaming stuff.
 A A -D A
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03

poets around Oatman, and says that it is the biggest gold region in the world; that it will ultimately make the Cripple Creek section look like a faded deuce. He and President Bur lock and Vice President Holcomb, of the MossbacS mine, went to Oatman Tuesday, where Ritter will look into the Mossback's. prospects and make a report.
 MT. Prochnow went to Oatman yes terday for few days to let the con tract for sinking the Amalgamated shaft.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
MOTHER DROPS BABY
 FROM MOVING TRAIN

RIVERHEAD, L.>I.-Dropped from the window of train passing here at thirty miles an hour, a baby girl less than year old, was picked up at the station and is alive and healthy, sharing cell with her mother,
 The mother was arrested after an investigation by the sheriff. She said she was employed in laundry.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03

have or can get money to invest, do like all progressive cities and towns: Show them. Not, as in the past, dis courage them or lie sooner than see them improve.
 Sixth. Sup pport our local industries and business men, providing they in return give fair prices and encourage only American farmers"
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
INSPECTOR BUTTON
 GIVES UP ALL HOPE

c. F. Dutton, postal inspector, was in Kingman the first part of the week, checking up the Kingman post-office.
 MT. Dutton, who has been with the post-office department for the past eleven years, states that he has hand ed in his resignation.-The Kngman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
MAY BE CHEAP AT THAT

A pair of shoes at Minsk, Russia, costs three thousand rubles. But as most of the printing offices are turn ing out rubles as fast as the paper can be procured, shoes may be rela- lively cheap at that.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
FLASTAFF IS A MECCA
 BETWEEN TWO OCEANS
(Continued from Page 1)

(Continued from Page 1) last year by from 100 to 1900 per cent, except in one instance, Chicago, where the carpenters were or strike during all of this last August, in spite of which fact, the increase was 67 per cent. The average increase in these fourteen cities was 547 per cent.
 Looks like investors in the big cities were not waiting for building costs to come down.
 These are Dr. Shurman's sugges- tions:
 "More and better accommodations for the travelling public.
 "Good food, and more attractive places in which to eat.
 Better roads.
 Feature the points of interest and the natural advantages of climate and pure water.
 Provide for pleasure and recrea- tion--boating, Asking, swimming, etc, in summer, and snow and ice sports in winter.
 "Spend more money in advertising and provide the things as advertised"
 w. w. Herne, who has been selling the George Babbitt lots, says many kind things:
 "The future of the city of Flagstaff rests only with the residents of Flag staff. They, through their own ef- forts, must shape it's future, as the pioneers of the state shaped it's be- ginning.
 "The people who come here only to spend lew weeks during the summer can play but a very small part in its development; it is those citizens who govern the city with their votes that are responsible for its development. They must make their city inviting must show an unexcelled product to the prospective visitor.
 Flagstaff is the center of a great national forest; it has scenic beauties that are unexcelled in any other state; it has a wonderfully attractive lake just few miles from the city; it has hills and mountains that offer oppor- tunity to tourists for riding and hik- ing. The whole government is back of the local forest supervisor in his endeavors to make the whole reserva- ton accessible.
 Flagstaff has the altitude and the climate that appeals to every thought ful homeseeker. Flagstaff is geo. graphically accessible from every part of the country. Truly, Flagstaff boosters have the highest quality goods to offer to the world.
 "But Flagstaff must grow, and ex- pand within itself before we can really attract visitors and hold them. Flag staff has no hotel that will appeal; it has no apartment houses that it can offer; it has no attractive homes to rent"
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-23

Mrs. E. H. Burns and Miss Emma Lawrence have been spending a few days in Hartford.
 Mrs. Michael Kane of Danbury is visiting Mrs. Annie Ganci.
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-23

MT. and Mrs. Horace Hatch and Kenneth Adam motored to Gaylords- vile on Tuesday.
 Frank Masiero and family left Wednesday morning for New York, from there they will sail for Italy, where they will stay until next spring visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Mary Stewart will make her home this winter at E. R. Lorrain's.
 Mrs. Maria Oles spent few days last week with relatives in Pittsfeld.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
MINERS WILLING TO
ACCEPT COMPROMISE
PLAN FOR INCREASE
AND A 7-HOUR DAY
(ContInued from Page onel

here tonight President Samuel Com
pers of the American Federation of La.
Dor, reiterated his claim that the Sc
curing of an injunction ordering United
Mine Workers Officials 20 cancel the
coal strike order was a direct violation
of a pledge given labor by high govern
ment officials at the time of the passage
of the Lever food control act. He said
labor officials were promised that the
act would not be applied to workers
in case of strikes or walk-outs. He also
quoted telephone conversations between
Secretary Wilson and himself as record.
ed by his stenographer and from cor
respondence with Secretary Wilson re-
garding the application of the Lever
act
Mr.. Gompers read excerpts from the
Congressional Record quoting state
ments by Representative Lever, demo-
crat, South Carolina, to the effect that
the Lever bill was never intended to
repeal or amend the labor provisions
of the Clayton antitrust act. He also
declared the American Federation of
Labor only withdrew it's opposition to
the Lever act after Secretary Wilson
had assured him President Wilson de-
sired the bill to be passed at once as
a wartime measure and would not only
have district attorneys instructed not
to bring cases against workers under
it, but would also lend his personal in
fluence toward amendment of the
Lever act so as to nullify provisions to
which labor objected.
Mr.. Gompers repeated his previous
charge that farmer Attorney General
Gregory assured him he would instruct
district attorneys not to construe sec
ton of the Lever act as interfering
with the normal activities of labor and
read without remark Mr.. Gregory's re-
cent denial that he had given any such
pledge.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
What Sent Raisins Up?
Prohibition, of Course
BY Associated Press
d

Washington. November 22.-Prevail-
ing high prices of raisins and scarcity
of the product in eastern markets. are
due to increased demand resulting from
profffbition, according to testimony of
r. L. Chaddock, president of Chaddock
and company, independent raisin pack
ers, before the federal trade commits
sion here today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
THREE MEN KILLED
IN PITCHED FIGHT
AT BOGALUSA, LA.
tcontinued from raEe one.l

with pistol with discharged cartridges
Williams were found. Bouchillon fell in
the cetner of the garage.
In the last few. days the LOYALTY
League, which includes several members
Nof the American Legion, has been active
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

Miss Ethel Terrell. recently chosen su-
pfrintendent of Buncombe county. is the
first woman in North Carolina and per-
haps in the south TO be selected as head
OF ~ county school system
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

in attempting 10 stamp out radicalism.
Wednesday 18 members. ali of whom were
of the American Legion. escorted out Of
town Nd OBrien, a white man, reported
Of approving the shooting of former SOL
diers - an armistice day parade at Gem
tralia. Wash. Jy l. w
The same men served a warning on
Dechus, the negro suspected of being an
agitator, to leave Bogalusa yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
Serve the
Turkey
On Linens Laundered
Spotlessly Clear, at
The American

Beautiful linens are the
necessary factor to a
perfect Thanksgiving
And no matter how
FINE your linens are,
improper laundering
and "wrinkling" ironing
will mar their loneliness.
The AMERICAN is a
GOOD linen laundry,
above all else. Your lin
ems are Numbered
VERY carefully without
a bit of rubbing or
scrubbing, and then
''ironed withoutsa wrin-
kle."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

dyci zbiegli szybko re schodow,
wskoczyli do samochodu i czmy-
chneli.>
w Lincoln Parku jest most.
ktory zwie sic mosrem samobol-
COW. Slusznje mt sic ia nazwa
nalezy, poniewaz cd czasu, gdy
zosta} pobudowany ME mnleJ nj
wiecej, tylko czterdziesci osob
wskoczySo Z niego do Iagunu'
znajdujac smierc natychmiastowa
poniewaz woda W miejscu tenn
p1ytka. Obecnie most ten jest roz-
hierany. Wielu robotnikow zale-
tych jest PREY tel piracy; wczora)
popoludniu spadi z niego Jeden Z
robotnikow. Tony Todoross, po-
noszac Smerc.
Wielu jego towarzyszow Opt
$cilo 20 wypadku tym prace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

Francyi i Syberyi, pzygotowuJac
sic zowmczeSnie do n~iesienia po-
mocy zarowno n@odom poza gra-
MICA Stanow, jak i W samych Sta
mach Zjednoczonych. 'Po~odem
kontynsowania piracy r~at1uIkoweJ
ma Syberyi, jest obecnosc TAME
wojsk amerykanskich tudzlez
straszne stosunki, panujace po--
medzy ludnoscia miejscoWa. Pra
ca raturkowa w Polsce i we Fran
cyl szczeg0tnie Pomiedzy dziecmi
ME ustanie ann ma chwiie.
KRoTKIE O ZE
SToLIC YKRAJU.
Washington, 5. listopada. -
Ma wczoraSzej sesyT miedzyna--
rodowego Kongresu kobiet-robot-
nc przyjeto projekt, ma mocy kto
rego ~kobietymatki otrzymala IT.
nansowa zapompge, orsz uwol-
nione zostana cd piracy ma czas
szescm tygodni pred i 20 POLO
gu.
- Department Stanu otrzyrnaa
tn wiadodrosc d~onoszeca, ze repu
blfka Chile udzielita 'Bohwii do
stepu do nora. przez przyznanre
lei kawaika swego terytoryum ma
potnoc cd prowincyi Arika.
w odpowiedzi ma note anne
rvkansks. wys{ana Przez rad a
nerykahski do Japonii W paz-
dzierniku, Japonia powiadoml4a
Department Stanu, il test goto-
wa ma k~ooperacye 7 wladzami a
merykahskiemi ma Syberyi. Ma
czcm polegat bedzie ten program
wspolnej piracy, dotychczas mic
Jest jcszcze wiadomem.
- Niedawno temu przysiano
prokuratorowi P@merowi Z No
wego Yorku pakunek, ~zswieraja-
icy buteike jakiegoS pfynu. Zrazu
sadzono. lie butelka zawiera}a ma
terva4 wybeichowy. Dopiero po a
nalizie przekonano sic, re pfyn ME
by4 wca4c niebezpiecznym | re
ktoS wysla4 pakunek Gw Ga Jar
tn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
Krawczyni cierpiaia
przez wiele lat.
POwiada jak zOstala wyleczOna
gdy ju1 iadna medycyna ME pO-
mogla jej.

~RzeczywiScie podSiwiPnia god
nam lest, niejakoby mara zoudZle
sic rano z orzezwiajacego snu i cEuc
sie zn6w dobrze", moWila PAM
Eileen Schwaba, krawcEyni W south
Chicago.
,.Przez to chce powiedzieG WSzyst-
kim co Natures Lawlax zrooifo dla
mnie. Zbpdzie sic rano bez bolu gto-
wy l krzyI6w, pe}na energit Swia-
donna. te nam robote kt6ra wykonac
bede MOCHA. PrZytem mieS sk6re ro-
IOWA / rumience ma policIkach. Me
nam STOW. ma wypowiedzenie moteI
w~dEiecznoSci fahrykantom Nature
Iswlax lekarstws - / co ono zro-
bqo Fla mnie. Daio ono mnie
wprost nowy pochop do Sycia. Boie ,
puchiiny zginsty z palc6w TAX. ~
jestew zdolna zsrsbiac En6F ma ~
els.
MOVIE wan. ze Czuie sic isk cd.
m&odnta&a 2yE mi jest pr5yjemnie'
Natures IawlaK jest lskarstTsm,
kt6re daIo mi Sdrowie / radoSG / Chef
ME pozwalam fabrykantom ma os}o-
szenie mego z~eznania Z moim podpi-
sem W nadEiei. re da to Sachete kaz-
demu kto jest chory I ZuieChscony.
Mrs EHoen SChwaha".
Natures LawiaI sprZedaWane
lest we wsZysatch hUTtoWnych }
d~staIAcznych sptekach ! " sklsdach
1epartamentovych " blekitnyCh pu-
5efksch "a ~dwadZieScia. pieE centoW
(Og(.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
~DZIALALNOSCI ROSYJ-
SKICH
w r
Washington, 5. listopada.

Washington, B. listoPada.
Zastepca sekretarza dePaTtamen-
tn Stanu, Phillips powiadomh Sc
ratora Wedsworth'a, Prezesa Eo-
misyi wojskowej Senatu, re TO-
syjscy bolszewrcy chwytaja kazda
sposobno&, celem rozpoczecia tn
tar W k-aju rewoircyi sPoaeczneJ'
BoGszewicy, wedding oswiadczen
sckr. Philips'a, Posiadaja wiele
pieniedzy do dyspozycyi, Noe
starajq sic z~gromadzic W Stanach
Zjednoconych przy pomocy roz-
maitych transakcyi landIowych,
aby nastepnie uzyG je dla cel6w
swej prupa&andy. Ably przeszko-
dix temu, sekr. Phillips rSdzi. a
by ma artykuIy przenysAu rosv1-
skiego naAozono podate%, a W ten
spoeGb zabezpieczyc nsEod anne
rvkanski pred wp1ywam1 boise
w:rk1w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
KRd1kE R0TA1Kr MESKE.
Kasyer firmy zywnosciowej no

Kasyer firmy zywnoSciowej no.
szacej imie Mcneil and Higgins,
mieszczacej sic pnr. 30l Grand
ave. zatrzymany zostat wczora)
ma Schodach prowadzacych I
kancelaryi iirmy ma chodnlk
przez dwu bandytow. T. kt6rych
kazdv ME Iiczyi wiecej niz lat 20,
tracac tysiac dolar6w " gotowce'
S27,O W przekazach poetic
wvch. oraz $4,000 W czekach. -
Napad dokonany byf " kilku Sc
Eundach. MIN Squeires zdolai so
bic uprzytomnit co sic StaSo, ban
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
Dostaia Rozowe
Poiczki

Oh. Jan WalcZak z Armstrong
Creek, Wis, pod data 1890 marca
1919 pisze do la pomiedzy innemt
co ~nastspuje:
,,C6rce motei z~nacznie sic po-
lepszylo / doStafa rozowe lica;
5ola6ek tez funkcyonuje regular
ME, a apetyt doSta{a do iedzenia
DO Uzyciu kilku buteisk Kalwaryj-
skiego Wilma Leczniczs&o".
List powyzSzy Jest tyiko jednym Z
wfelu tysiscy. jake otrzymaliSmy /
weisz otrEymujemy Cd tych, kt6rzy
KAEWARYTSKE VINO LECZNI-
CTE uEywsja.
Srodek ten Jest niezr6wDanym "
ef~srpientach 1Oladkowych.
Jezali cierpicie na Dol ghowy, zga-
&c, dreSzcze, obiawy nieStrawnoSci.
oc+eZaloSc do piracy, brak energii,
prEygnebienie umysiowe, uczucie O.
golnego os1abienia, zacznijCie uzy--
wac natychmiast KALWARYJSKIE
VINO LECZuCZE.
Me zaWiera zadMych stncznych
baRwnlk6w.
DZs jesRcEe " najhltzszej apiece,
u nasZego agenta Tub wprost cd mas
kupcie butelke. CESA SI&5 6 con-
pow podatku.
VINO LECZNICZE
KALWARYJSKIE
Trade Mark Reg IN U. s Pat Office
NASZA GWARANCYA.
Ma dowod naSzego zaufania, zobo-
wiazujemy sic publicznie zwrocic kaz
dy cent temu, kt6ry udowodDi, re ma
sze KALWARYJ-
SKYE VINO LIE A
CZNICzE ME jest ES1pStS ~
taHem jak pisze- - "a
my. ~dA ESA
Jedyni fsbrykanc ga&&A
106 F. FOURTH NSN
STREET ~SSSNNnsnd
D. Wr6bIUWSH -
Mo @:&@J
& Company -: ss!
New York. y. Y. $S@sSA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

Dokonczenie ze stron,cy

legiSlatury Stanu Maine ratyfiko-
wal wczoraj narodowa PoPrawke
konstytucyjnq W sprawie rowno-
uprawnienia kobiet. Poprawke
przeprowadzono glosami "a do 5
ma specyalnej sesyi, zwolanej Kill
ka dni temu przez gubernatora.
Popawka Ia pojdzie nastspnic
pod giosowanie do lzby nizszej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
GOMEPRS o SYTUACYI
STRAJKOWEJ w KO-
PALNIACH.

Washington, S listopada. - S.
GompcrS, prezydent Amerykan-
skiej Federacyi Piracy oSwiadczyl
zc jedynym sPosobem zakohcze-
MIA obecnego strajku gonikow-
Jest wvcofanie zakazu sadowego.
otrzvrancgo Preciwko gorni-
kom przez rad federalny. Oznai
mil on, i Jest zupeinie przekona-
nv, re skoro tyrko zakaz sadowy
~zostenie zniesiony ! jezeli depar-
lament piracy ma nowo zwo1a na
konferencye przew6dc6w e6rni--
kow i wla$c1cieli. strajk ME po-
trivia diuzei. nrz dni pare.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
w SpRAWIE PoLWYSPU


Washington, 5. listopada,
G4osami IL do &c odrnuooro wczo
raj W Senacie propozycvs senate,
"a Lodge'a, i9dalaoa ably wyrz1-
Z traktatu qokorowego pole
cenia w sprawie p6swysPu Szan-
tung. Przypuszcza6 nalczy, re re-
p1rb!;4cahscy czhonkowie Senatu
przcdtoza w przysziosci zastrze-
zenie. przy pomocy ktorego sta
rae sic bcda osiagnqc to, co Ultra
c.; orzez odrzucenie tel Popraw-
Ii. Gaia sytuacya w sprawle trak-
tain Jrokoiowego i UStatecznego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

mad MN g4osowsna zmieni3a sic o
tyie, re obie strony postanowhy
przystepit. dzisiaj do g]osowania
mad dwoma pozostafemi Popraw-
kami a rozpoDcat dysk1Bye mad
metoda przyspieszenia piracy O.
koAo zastrzezen.
Nrektorzy se,atorzy przepoWn
dali wczoraj, re gAsowanie mad
ratyfkacyq ro0Pucznie sic ~jeszcze
W tym tygodniu.
z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KONGRESU PIRACY.
Washington, 5. listoPada. -
z powodu kil&u krytycznych IT,
wag, wygios1onych W Senacn
Fprzez senatora herman z Hi
rois. kjiku czhonkow miedzyna-
rodowego Kongresu oswradczvao,
lie yezeli rzah ME zapewni ich, X
uwagi te nic 50 odbiciem ogolnej
opimi Senatu o konfcrencyi, to
natychmiast roDpoczna odPowie-
dina akcye, ably konferencye te
odroc1ono, lib przeniesiono gdzf
|indziel. O uwagach poczyrionyoh
" Senacie hardzo mafo nowrono
podcas sesyi konferency1, ale "a
tc d+ugie dys&usye pnowadzono
ma ten temat poza korferencya-
prywatnie. Niektorzy cztonkowfe
okazali gotowoSc natychmiasto-
wego opuszqzenia miasta. Urzed-
ricy konferencyi, widzac ma co
sic zanosi. czynia co moga, ably
mic dopuScic do rozEamu.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi ponownic
prowSdzono dyskusye ma temat
Czterdziesto = oSmio = godZinneJ
piracy, a jak przedtem talk i wczo-
raj ME MONA by4o ziagodzic ME
porozunien W tel kwestyi Pomie-
dry przedstawicielami piracy, a
przedstawicieami kapitaau.' Otrzy
mano depesze Z powiadomiemem,
&c niemieccy przedstawTciele pra-
cy ME przyjada ma honferencye
wczeSniei al trudnOSci transpor-
tacyjne ME zostana usunIete. Ma
ko~nferencyi kumttetu Przyyeto
glosami ) do ! projelt, ma mocy
ktorego. wSzystkie narody, ktore
Izvcza sobie uczestniczyc w konfe-
rencyi. NIGGA przys1ac swych
przedstawicicli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
PRACA.

Daiewcz4t do pakowania sussonych
owocoW, doswiadczenie ME koniecz-
ne, godziny cd Bel do 1870 " sobote
do 1szej. $12 tygodniowo. Clovis
Packing Co., 81 w. Ontario ul.
Xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

POTRZEBA dziewczat do robienta
~pods5ewki ma maszynie PREY surdu-
tach takze moga bye do nauki ro-
bienia podszewki ma m~aszynie, ko--
bet do fastrygowsnia kantow. 1910
w. North ave-, 3cie pietro. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

POTRZEBA dziewczat przeszio l6tU
.letnich do lekkiej fsbrycznej piracy,
Dobra zapiata ma poczatek. 1921 w.
Walton ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
zE STRAJKU

Pittsburgh. B. hstopada.
Przewodcy straJkujqcych meta
lowc6w, zatrudnionych N stalow-
mach i odlewarniach UaJowych,
oprblTkowa1i wczoraj list, otrzy--
many Z kwatery Amerykanskiej
Federacyi Piracy w Waszyngto-
ME z powiadomieniem ! prEyrze-
czeniem, re GAIA zorganlzowana
praca rozpocznie W przyszioScl
skIadke ma fundusz ratprnkowy dIa
straFkuyacych metalowcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

DO wynajecia 2106 y. Oakley av.
sk{ad miesZkanie, take 6 pokojo-
wy cottage z tylu, umiarkowana ce-
no. Z~gfoszenia wieczorem lub rano.
Hyde Park Alto. - Stein. 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

Melody me5czyzna poszukuje &adne.
20 pokoiku. dobrZe placi "a odpowie-
dni. Listownie Dziennik Chicasoshi
G.. p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

Pok6i do wynajecia dla dSiewczat -
elektryka i wanna W domu. 1923 n.
Marshfield ave-, ma 1SZem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
WOJSKA ~FEDERALNE w
GoRNI-
CZYCH w

Brownsville, S listopada. -
Wade federalne wysialy do dy-
strykt6w goniczych W okolicy
miasta Brownsville oddziai VOL
ska W liczbie $50 zolnierzy pod
dowodztwem pulkownfka F. D..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

Evans'a. MiejscowoSG Browns
vile ley mad rzek9 Monongahela
i jest centrem bardzo waznego
pola g6rniczego. posiadajacego o.
kolo czterdzieSci kopaln, zatrud-
niajacych przeszlo 10000 gorni-
>kow.
Birmingham, Ala, S listopada.
- WieSci 0 niepokojach Pomie-
DIV gornikami, acknowledgement W
ko~palniach, nalezacych do kom-
panii stalowej Woodland Iron
Co." oraz do kompanii Gulf Sta
ties Steel Co" zmusAy wladze
stanowe do wysiania do tych O.
kolic oddzfaIu mihcyi stanoweJ.
Olympia, Wash, S listopada.-
Gubernator L. F. Hart, powiado-
mil wszystkich czloukow mllcyl
stanowej. aby W kazdej chwili by
Il przvgotowani ma rozkaz mobi-
lizacvi. " o$wTadczeniu publ1cz-
nvn. powiedzial on. 1e kopalnie
W tym Stanie musza bvG w ruch
puszczone, celem zaopatrzenla
mieszkancow i przcmvsfu " 20
trzebny opal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

DO w~ynajecia 4 pokoje ma Augusta
ILL.,, blisko Elston ave "a IS. Zg'o-
sic sic do Ecclesiastical Goods Co.
9S4 Milwaukee ave, r6g Augusta VI.
l-5-S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
~PROPOZYCYA WYCOFANIA
CZERWONEGO KRZYzA
Z EUROPY.

WasZyngton, D. IlStoPada.
Program r~at1mkowy Amerykan-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza bedzie
nadal prowadzouy W granicach
Stanow ZjednOczonych. Gaia or
ganizacya ia wycoiuje irz swe
oddzialy re w~szystkich czesci Eu-
ropv. pr6cz Polski, po4nocnej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

POTRZEBA zdolnego kueharza. =
1857 w. Chicago ave.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-09-13

First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Subject for Sunday, September 18th,
Substance"
Sunday morning service, II o'clock.
Sunday school at 9:45.