davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-04
SUNDAY PARTIES

DOUGLAS, Aug "A number of parties from Douglas took advantage of the fine weather yesterday and visited different points of interest around here, including Hilda Creek, Taku Glacier, Eagle River and the blueberry fields on the island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-04
GETS FINE COW

DOUGLAS, Aug. Aloe Render, proprietor of the Douglas Dairy, pur- chased a fine Jersey COW from the Treadwell company Saturday, which
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-04

csc engaged in smuggling opium into Hawaii The gold has not been claimed, and if it is arrests will fol- low, according to Federal authori- ties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10
KAISER RESPONSIBLE

Paris, July 10.-"The master IS
Responsible fer his hirelings, acts"
That will be the burden of Pre-
.ncr Clemcn:eau's reply to Dr.. Won
Bethmarn-H cllweg, former imperial
German chancellor, it was learned
sen:i-ofic:ally late today.
The Tiger" with the approve!
Of tie "b;g five will convey the
sa.ae Information to Fiela-Marsh2l
yon Hir!arhurg through: the exch2n-
cclicr, II is understood. Both e2Srod
10 lie allowed to take The blame Tor
tho ex-kaiser's acts. and stand trial
in his stead. They viii be ted that
fuGf;l!nent of their request is impos-
s;rie.
Eoth Ho'lwag and Hinaenburg viii
be invited, however, to testify at the
ax-ka;ser's trial But It will be made
dear by the French premier that nc
immunity can be granted them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10

gv people that music has had in The winning the
war That ncver-give-n spirit called morale is a" product OF W
caarrunes due 20 the the the march ana III camp
And 10 have all heard ungu most Of oE at seco
The Oyerseas ouartete composed four men from me =
will render program ChauauqH that will completely SATISFY u"
khaki.
These Yankee the world in music an,
the songs fey will sing that a of the tragedy
Much was fellowship and their these sol
der lads will show combination OF thrills and tragedy when Is
modern wa portray in Irnme the many sides e.
the life that has weakn heroes out of coW
Besides the ouaree there excellent solos ana ane
Each member capable OF his n 500
work most crcdtally numbers viii the eno
features of the program wide variety and De
rne songs of their selections will also be the ct"rN
themes Of love and peace
The Chauauqua this with great conf
dence because each oe company
perience in platform you'd be
doubt of the attraction Ordinary civilian que
With their unique experience background
trench and camp pas Of their this ousE'a
bound to be s the Chuuqua t2
ALEXANDRIA CHAUTAUQUA JULY 1918
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10

cauuuquans recalling the musical headners
past years The light 1.-THE Aka
"Puaoe have set high standard
difficult for his years offering to equal ana
Canauqua management without the
Reginald DeKven robin Hood IS
pleasure Of offering for the
approval Of the town
musical attempt ar legitimate opera
coue authors light musical works born on
tuneu will be
consist
ember individual artist his part and chosen re-
cauSo . his ability 10 hls special role
greatly special costuming
setting
this production.
contain
hits which doubt
O your perscna GTcrlss,
Jolity"
wood Winging."
"5rmoeEs Song"
Come Dream "a Hunting We viii Co."
"Iinkcrs Chorus'
Promis
Come Away the Woc1s" "LcTe We Never More VIII Part
costumes and popular
h 5ud If the feet
Chsuauqa management has occurred capable OF making
Gleir opportunities.
w the leading "Ron Hood:
ga1ae- Graro Nso Margaret Smith, Joseph Foa Edward
Tony rayior operate big
render 4, ar agy professional
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10
STOP, LOOK AND READ
Suggestions Concerning Pedestrians
in the Automobile Era.


Look IN both. directions before
stepping off the sidewalk. The left is
most important, because all traffic
should be coming from that direction.
2.-Never walk behind street car
without looking carefully for automo-
biles CIR other street cars coming from
the other direction. It is much better
20 walk a little further to the cor
ner before crossing.
3.-Whcn possible always go to the
corner where the traffic policeman is
on duty. He IS your friend
A.-When more than one child Is
crossing the street, hold hands tight
ly, don't rum, and don't separate. The
driver can miss you if you become
confused, providing you stay together
but if you separate, one of you IS all
most sure to be struck.
5.-If a car is standing at the cor
ner CT moving slowly some distance
away, look the driver in the eye t.
make sure that he sees you and to
learn what he is going to do. Dom
lcok at the front Of the car. Look at
the driver.
6.-Wihcn the streets are slippery,
dent take change in crossing just
because car is moving slowly.
Dent read letters or books
when crossing the street. Don't talk
to your friend, but keep your mind
en- the fact that you are crossing
street where there is danger and YOU
must be alert.
SIN playing bal! or tennis, if the
BAH goes into the street. don't run
after it without stopping first at tn"
curb to make sire that there are il"
cars approaching.
H.-Cross the street at street cor
res. In many cities there is fine
for any one crossing between corners.
Thi;; is called ''iiay walking" -,
1G-Don't play in the streets and
don't roller skate in the streets.
lift the road is the only place
to walk to school walk on the left
side facing the traffic. If yea walk or
the right side you will be in the path
Of cars approaching from behind.
12.-Don't shop en- behind trucks
or cars. The greatest danger is In
@ctt;ng off without being able to sec
in all directions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10
!st= ;.
This Town and the World
European Speaker of international Distlnc=
s:: ton Will Discuss Great World
:.%%=:I $50 800 Problem At Cllautauqua.

feature Of this Chautauqua program
problem affecting Americas relations
the length which the ChauauqW' Assn
which will keep the Chautauqu eo
nounites in close touch problems of the world
subJcct at
he will be man OF Affairs
problems War kouc
authority international affairs
Chauauqua special an
giving the title of his lecture VIII De
made Watch this notice and plan to near
tbis + .ia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10
SUPPOSED il SUICIDE

London, July 1o.-Mrs. Arthur
Eliot, better known as Mrs. Mabel
Louise Atherton, divorced wife OF
Col. Thomas sAtherton, was. found
shot yesterday morning IN her
home in London.
;Mrs.Blist who was sister OF
Sir Aubrey Dean-Paul, some years
ago sued: Baron churston, then John
Reginald tf:Ya rde-Buller, for breach
of pr9hise. The case created
consi derahie sensation at the tine.
Last April she, married Capt. Ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10

thur Eliot, a, dramatist, grandson
of the late Earl of st. Germans.
Evidence gathered by the police
indicated strongly to them, it was
said, that the case was one Of SUI
eide. About midnight q shot was
heard
A maid went to Mrs. Eliot's room
and found the door locked and BAR
ricaded with furniture. An entrance
was forced and the body Of Mrs.
EIict was found with part OF the
mead blown away. 4 discharged
shotgun was beside thu body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10

The opcra robin Hood" Chautau-
qnl's greatest musical success VIII ne
given nj ChautauGua on the fifth even
ing. 4 full cast, chorus. ond orcheS.
ira of tnirty-iive people will present
Reginald Dckovens masterpiece
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-10

AS "scarletn in "Hobin Hood" Opera
The opcra "Robin uood,' Chautau.
oua's greatest musical success, viii be
given at Chautauqua on the fifth even
Ing a full cast, chorus, and orcheS-
ira Of thirty-Gve people will present
Reginald Dekoveus masterpiece.
AT cfiUTAUGuA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

mega normalnego czlowieka do
smiechu? zie rzeczywiscie swiadect-
wo wydafa o sobie ia Geese publicG-
noSci, o ktorej nova Popisaia sic
n podobnie kilkakrotnie. q wiel--
kim dla siebie kredytem wyszedl p.
Karol Wachtel W roll Tumrego. Pan
Los W roll Aprasza byi nicely, co
r6wniez powiedziec MONA o Janku,
ktorego graf p. st. Rembacz. Dobra
byia parma Wanda Rembacz W roll
starej Korduchy - oficyalnej swat
XII wioskowej. Pan Rembacz, jeden
re swatow r6wniez spisa4 sic jak
najlepiej, W czem MI dzielnie po--
magai p. Stanislaw Penkala. Jancze,
starego guyana wiernie oddal p. VITO
darczyk; p. w. Misiura, W rolf Pu-
zy, guyana 2 handy, r6wniez ME zle
sic spisal. Slicznie nucil pieSni Ma
rex, jeden z g6rali, ktorego grail p.
A. Drozda. Me nalezy tel zapomniet
nj pominaG panny MytyS, kt6ra byfa
woale dobra Jaga - cyganicha. -
Gala sztuka wypadia poprawnie, mic
~nierazilo, chyba wspomniane wyzej
zachowanie sic czeSci widow. Sztu-
ka okraszona byla m%elodyjnemi
spiewami, kt6re odda}y panienki ma
lezace do ch6row kantowskich. Jak
cudnie Il spiewaja! Sluchai by
czlowiek dzien caly; re Spiewaja tax
dobrze, przypisac to nalezy organi--
scie, p. Nowickiemu, kt6ry PRAGUE
2 zapa}em. PubliGznoSci by}a pefna
sala; przedstawienie to powtorzone
zostanie dnia 1890 stycznia, W tel
samej sail. Bilety ju4 teraz MONA
zamawiat u p. Nowickieso, oraz Il
czlonkow i cz}onkih ch6ru. Usterki,
Jake tn i 6wdzie sic trafiaiy - cho-
ciaz niewielkie zostana wyrowna--
ne w nastepnem pr5edstawieniu. -
siowem, z przedstawienia jak najlep-
see wynieslismy w~razenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
Z Obehodu ma Bridge
porcie.

OneSdaj, W sail narOdOweJ i'm. Ada
ma Mickicw.cza, Odbyl sic Obch0d ma
rodJwej pamiatki, 2iozcnia hofdu pole
cfym obro6cOm Ojczyzny W powstanlu'
urzad7ony staranicm Gminy SOej Il. n
T., BibliOteli i'm. ALBANIA MickiewicZa
Komitetu dplcgat6w Gochod6w marc
dowyrh. Publiczno5c zapeini&a Obszerna
sale DO brzegi, co SwiadcZy, IL pOczucie
narOiOwe StOi IA pierwSzcm mieJScu
wy3rJd rodakGw w dzielnicy Bridgeport.
Obuh0d zagaii 90. WiadyS}aw So&lino-
wNki, kr6tkim przemGwicnicm, wyJaS-
nfIiIc eel tcgoa Obchodu. pocZcm M
przewOlniczlceSO pOwO}al oh. NJ. Gniat-
czyGSkiego a ma Sekretarza ODD. Broni-
siuwa WnuGUwSkicgo. Przcwodniczacy
po kr0tkfej przcmOwic, zaprOSii ma G.
strade wSzyStkich prczcs6w i prczcSck
towarzystw, oraz m0wc6w i wCtcran0w
z Ostatnicj wojny. Orkicstra pod dy-
rekcya I NiedzwieckiegO Olegraia
hymn Star Spangled Banner, p%i-
czas kt6rgo p~ubltcznoSC pOwStaa z
miejsc. NastCpnic wygiOsii move oko-
licznuSciOHq p. $. LitkO, w~SDG{redaktO:
,.DzicnniHa ZwiQzkowcgo", kt6ry ONO
viii najwaAniejsDe wypadHi w die
jach naszcj OjczyNy, pOczawSzy od no
ku 1881, W kt6rym to rOku powStanie
w~ybuchio. II pc movie jego Choir i'm.
Heleny ModrzcjCwSkiCj, pod batutQ y.
Emilia Wicdcmanna, ~OrSaniSty z Ja--
uw.Sowa, OdSpiCwaf wiQzankc narodo-
wa. NaStepnie ma}y ]. Pomicrski wy
powiedziai drklamacye, wywiazujac sic
GObrze Ne swegO %zaLanla. Choir i'm. SW.
Cecylii skupiajlcy sic PREY parafii Maj,
SWEET. Maryi Fanny Cd NleustajQcej PO
mooy, pod dyrekcya p. FIR. Szpajcra,
wykonal bicSG patryOtyczna. Orkiestra
zagraa wiQZanke melody polskich,
Gt6re wiclce ~ro0weselily scrca rOlacze.
Nastepnie pani Chmielinska, wice-pre-
zeaka wv. Polek. wypowielziala nptry-
Otyczna m1we, o ratunku rOdak6w ma
szych W POlsce. Oh. T~OmaSzewski, Cd
Spicwal solo, PREY akomp. fOrtcpianu.
Choir i'm. Helcny MOdrZcjowskiej pc
raz drugi wystqpil re Spiewem
byi goraco oklaskiwany. Ma tenn wyczer
pal Sic program obchodu, kt6rego pu-
bliclac5C z zainteresowanicm i uwaga
wysluchala. PrzewodniczQcy ma zakoG-
genie p0izickowa} wszyStkim wyko-
nawcom prOgramu a mianOwicie: NOW
CON. ch6rom, deklamatorom i publi-
cznOSci, poczcm og6lnym Spiewem ,,Jesz
X Polsla ME zginela" zakonczono OBJ
ch0d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
Anastarr

AnaStaZy DewandOWSN
Do kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiej choro-
bic. pozegnsl sic z tym sWia-
tenn, opatrzony Sw. Sakramen-
tami, dnia ego grudnia, 1919 r.
o godzinie 1915 wieczorem, W
podesziym wieku.
Pogrgeb odbedzie sic W czwar
TEX, dn. 11go grudnia, 1919 r,
o godzinie 9tej rano, z domu
zaAoby p. Kluczyhshego, pnr.
2o42 N. Hermitage ave-, do
ave-, cmfwyp cmfwyp mfwyp
koSciola sw. Jadwigi, a stam--
tad ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, " ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
J6ze6, Franciszek, synowie;
Rozalia KucZynSka. Francisz-
ka ChOlewi1Ska. Anna Sikucih-
ska, c6rki; ApOlonia Konwin--
Ska, Julianna Mindyk, siostry;
J6zef CholewihsH, Marcin Klu-
czy16ski. Franciszek Sikucinski,
zieciowie; Pfotr kOnwinski,
szwagier; Anna Dewandowska,
bratowa; Rozalia Rybicka,
Francfszka LcwandOwska, Sy-
move, wnuki / wnuczki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
u KORPORACYI POLSKICH KO-'
BIET PRZEMYSLOWYCH
VICTORIA.

Posiedzenie dyrekcyi o~dbedzie sic
jak zwykle W srode wiecz6r, 1000
grudnia, W mieszkaniu prezeski A.
Neuman, 1851 N. Ashland ave-, ma
ktorem obecnosc caiej dyrekcyi 2
powodu spraw waznych jest nieodzo-
wna -jak r6wniez prosi sic tie oso-
by. kt6re omaha k~siazeczki kwitowe,
by przynieSli je ma posiedzenie. -
Zaprasza sic rowniez wszystkich, kto
rzyby chcieli zapisaG sic ma czion-
k6w naszej Korporacyi, by W 4acznej
piracy okazac swa zyczliwo$G dla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
Nova Marszalka Sci
mu POlskiegO.

Ma sesyi Sejmu polskiego d. 1890
liStopada, bezpOSrednio pred expo
So premiera Paderewskiego, wygio-
sil marszalek Trampczynski poniz--
sza move, W kt6rei, biorac asumpt z
roeznicy oswob0dzenia kraju z pod
okupacyi niemieckiej, da} kilka
wskazan ma przyszioSG, a rocznice
naszej wolnoSci bardzo umiejetnie
zwiazai z wsp6lczesnemi u~roczysto--
sciami wloskiemi:
nzis mia rok wlasnie cd chwili,
gdy Kr6lestwo Polskie, zrzuciwszy
jarzmo o~kupant6w, powr6ciio po
$50 latach do bytu niepodlegiego.
Rok zaledwie minal Cd chwili, gdy
garstka mEodziencow golemi prawie
rekoma r~ozbrajala ma ulicach War
szawy butne zoldactwo niemieckie,
a dis daleko W polu siegaja prawie
dawnych rUbiezy Rzeczypospolitej.
w obronie Oiczyzny, W obronie kul-
tury i $wiata calego stoi p6imilio-
nova armia polska. Ma murach Po-
~znania, wilma, Minska powiewa nasz
sztandar, zatkniety zwycieska do
mia.
A swiezo ma zachodzie dzielny lud
g6rnoslaski PREY wyborach gmin-
uych pomimo szeregu sztuczek ME
mieckich i pomimo strasznego uci-
sku re strony wladz n~iemiecktch
okszal W niewatpliwy spos6b cheS
przynaleinoSci do naszej Rzeczypos-
politej. Stai sic 6w cud, ma kt6ry cze-
kaly Gale pokolenia. W mysli nam
stale nova naszego najwiekszegc
wroya, Bismarcka, W T. 1857, ktory
Polakom radzii porzucit mrzonki G
odzyskaniu niepodlegioSc, gdyz -
powiedZial Bismarck - wprZod
try wielkie mocarstwa musiafyoy
wyleciee " powietrZe- Pomylif sic
Bismarck, ale tylko ~czeSciowo. Try
wielkie mocarstwa rzecSywfSeie wyle-
cialy W powietrze, a Polska staneia
tax potezna, jaks moae ME byia cd
czas6w Batorego.
Ale ia zmiennoSS6 losu powinna
nam bye nauka, abysmy ME zapomi-
nall O doswfadezeniach przesziosci.
Bismarck, cd kt6rego sic juz DUO
nauczyliSmy, ~powiedzial W tel sa-
mel movie, kreslac beznadZiejnosc
wysi4k6w narodu polskiego: Maj
wiekszy wysiIek spoleczehstwa pol
skiego, najszczytnieS ze poswtece-
ME, niezwykle mestwo, jake Pola-
CIV teraz okazuja, ably odzyskac to-
co utracili mic i'm ME pomoga, a
wan poslowie niemieccy, ntechaj
przyklad PoEski bedzie przestroga'
dokad moie zai$6 potezne panstwo'
iezeli " MEM sic stawia wolnoS6 o.
sobista jed1ostki wyzej, niz iednosc
panstwa, niz jego pewnoSt ma zew-
natrz. Zapamietaimy to nsuke, ktora
nam wielki wr6g dsl mimowoli, DO
lie dla mas byla przeznaczona,
OsiegneliSmy W ubiegiym roka
duto, ale uprzytomnijmy sobie, re
utrzvmaG wszystko mozemy tylko
iednoscia, p~orzadkiem i praca. Me
chat wykwitem jednosci narodowej,
niechaj gl6wna naszs troska wsp6l-
nnarin "a niarMSZYm re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
UKOB ~ wv I.

Kury, funt ........ 21c do 25c
koguty, stare, funt ........ nc
Kaczki, funt ........ l9c do 24c
Indyki, funt &c
Gesi, funt .......... 22c 40 D
WARZYWA.
Buraki, maiy worek :. 60c do 6oc
| Selery, skrzynka (Michi-
GAM .......... $1.25 do $3.50
IOg6rki, 2 tuziny $500 do 1928
C,ebula, domowa, wo-
rex P-''0
Kartofle, 100 #. $40 do $3'20
Kartofle, bale Qdahos)
100 funtow $50. $3.50 do $3.50
Kartofle, siodkie -
kosz .......... $1.75 do $2.75
Pomidory, california
skrzynka ...... $3.50 do $500
Kapusta, l tona $500 do $4,000
Szpinak, 1 buszel $3.50 do $1.75
M~archcw, beczka $3.50 do $500
Rrzodkiewka, inspektowa,
IL wiazek $l.0O
Groch straczkowy,
koszyk ........ $500 do~$2.5O
OWOCE.
Jobfka, beczka =. $500 do $1,000
Borowki (cranberrics)
beczka ........ 5000 do 1925
Cytryny, pubic =. $3.50 do $3.50
Fomaraiicze, pubic $500 do 1913
SPED MA TARGOWICE
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprz6w, sztuk ........ 59,OC0
Bydia, sztuk ........... 2o'OoO
Jugniat, sztuk .......... 2'oOO
Owicc, sztuil .......... 22,oOO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

miala ia jednak i przejela sic MIA
tax szczerze, il idealniejszej Any ME
znalaz}bys, chociazbys sZukaf dzien
ca}y. Naturally wdziek ulatwii jel
zadanie. Spokojna, a dobra Motrune
odegrafa pna Czapla, odzwierciadla-
lac ia dobrze, bylaby jednak o VIE
lie lepsza, gdyby role swa dramaty--
zowala nieco s~ilniej. Starego Lepiu'
ka graz wysmienieie p. Scholl; szcze-
g6lnie dobry byl W napieciu pe1nej
scenic, kiedy podpaliwszy chate
Tumrego, wbiegl do swej chaty, PREY
woial swych syn6w i czujac, IL ehWi-
Ia ostatnia sic zbliza, n~akazywal i'm
co czyniG maia pc jego odejsciu.
Przejmujaca iScie to byta >scena'
krew sic jednak W tylach gotuje'
gdy przyjdzie czlowiekowi ma mysl
Geese naszej z1otej publiki. kt6ra W
sytuacyach podobnych, smiechem
wybuchaia pustym. POGO wlasciwie
,ludzie CT przybyli ma sale zagad-
ka Test niewytlumaczona. Jezeli
przyszli TAME, ably sic uraczyc pick
ma akcya sztuki, wydali arosz swo1
ma marne poniewaa sztuka ia ma u
mysiy ich "a wiekka. czego dowodem
ten Emfech ich, discriminatory.
o wiele niechybnie wiecej by sko--
rzystali. gdyby spedzili wieczor M
piecio-centowej .~.operze". Czyz ostat-
ME chwile konajacej osoby pobudzic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. l, twarda.
buszel ........ 1882 do $3.50
Pszenlca, No. 1, czerwona
buszel ........ $2.45 do $3.50
Kukurydza, No. 2, Gotta
buszel ........ 1852 do $1.60
Kukurydza, No. 2 biala
buszel $l.5l
OWES, busz. No. 2, 00Ac do S3c
'Jeczmieh, buszel $1.35 do $1.6O
Zyto, buszel .......... $1.62H
BYDLO.
Wofy, tr,czne, -. $2O.25 do $3.50
WoIy, roczne, .. $500 do $4,000
Krowy, tuczne i jaiow-
XII, :......... $3.50 do $14.00
Cieleta, ....... $14.0O do $2O.5O
SWINE, tuczne, $12.70 do $3.50
SWINE, wagi miedzy $40 a
100 funt6w :: $12.75 do $500
Barany, ...... '$13.75 do $685.
Owce, tuczne -. 1925 do 1929
NABIAL.
laja, pierwsza sorta,
tuzin .,......... sc do o9c
|aja, druga sorta.
tuZin .......... l9c do sue
Masio, 1sza sorta, #. 1910 do nc
Maslo, 2ga sorta, Il. &c do Csc
Ser Daisies, it. 31Hc do 32Hc
Ser amervkanski. funt -. 32hc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

Prawie kazdy polsd agent real
nosciCwy oglasza sic W DzIENNlkU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnie
przekonal sic, re tn najlepiej mu sic
oplaca-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

Wszystkim krewnym i znajo-
mym donOsimy to smutna VIA
domosG il najukochanszy MAJ
S. P.
Gustav Bretschnelder
pozegnal sic z tym fwiatem, o.
patrzony sw. Sakramentami, q.
dnia ego grudnia, 1919 roku,
przezywsZy lat sc.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sro-
de, dnia logo b. m. o godzinie
$3.50 z kaplfcy pogrzebowesO,
pnr. 3O17 Belmont ave-, do ko-
sciola sw. Franciszka Ksawere-
go, PREY Warsaw i Francisco
ave-, a stamtad ma cmentarz
Sw. Woiciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystklch krewnyeh
i znajomyeh, W cfezkim zalu
pograzeni:
MaryA Bretschneider. IONA;
Jan. Marta Schmidt. / Albert
dzieei; Robert Bretschneidor.
brat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

rozwoju handlu polskiego i W MIN
piracy kobiecej.
Zszacunkiem,
Anna Neuman, prezeska.
Hofia JankiewicZ, sekr.
1449 w. Division I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

WsZystkim krewnym / Znalo
mym donosimy to smutna via
domosc il najukocha1sZy olcieE
/ dziaduS nasg
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

Polsk polityk, csy wiskszy cry mnieJ
sly "a obowiazek poczytywae soois
powinien stale reklamowae narodo-
wcse nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

PTAw1s K1ndy polskt agent reAt
aoSciowy ogiasza sic W DZIENNIKr
cHICAGpSKIJ bo nieisdnokrotnH
prxekonal stN. - u aAjispisi mn
a Snlana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

-r-a.t- A. t.. th~ f0v..ratt
..,,,,., 49, a. 49, ..s~v.u.
- :. .. -, a,
IL you had her Tor a siAtof ~oa'n
You MAKE pal OF nor. OF an ene'n,
TINS In ono qurrt'"fa YOU might
answer IN your essay IN ihe S'r
contest
The eontent Ia on with only three
and q haif days yet 10 run.
When tic curtain rise. At the frs,
performances OF "aevsnr~cn.- Booth
TArkinsron'a fascinating play at the
N~tropon,an merit Tuesday night.
Their. win be In the audience. In the
hoxr. ana orchestra section. more
than 80 Young folks. guests of The
star. winner. OF The stars essay
eon,rs,. ssrhs Roy Of n and The
Ciri Of TO-
.,~..,t. ..x.r.t .-.nv. have h~~n
-, -. :, ,e-.. .,o,x e,,,,.
.,.,..s.1- -, 80. .,,t-t,, ~. ,,,,.
-, -, "a - 800. a, a..
$50. ~, 49,. rra.,, ga.
-, go. -, .,,,a,r,. by, IN.
80 - =. -, =, ,,.,,oc, n.,x.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
RAMSEY GOES
ON EAST TRIP
Study County and Municipal
Projects There

County Commissioner Claude c
Ramsay left for the East Tuesda,
night 10 study the method BY which
flood conditions near Dayton. O.
ar. handled and also TO investigate
the way In which eastern munici
paiiiies are taking care OF cxpan
sion.
lie was named BY both King and
Pierce counties 20 study flood con
ditions near Dayton. and report on
how the Stuck river project should
be handled. Tho Stuck river, near
where IL crosses the county bou nd
AIRY line from King county to Pierce
county. overilows nearly every
spring.
King county undoubtedly needs q
new aimshouse." Ramsay said Tues
day, "and we will soon he forced
20 build an addition to the county,
city building Then there IL the
question Of a modern Jail. will In.
vestlgntc municipal projects IN New
York and other eastern centers, and
may suggest steps 10 handle the
local situation on my return
Commissioner Ramsay will remain
In the East until February I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
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