davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
z WACkAWOWA.

W najbliEsza niedziele dnia 17go
b. m. chlopcy z parafii sw. Wacla-
wa ktorej proboszczem jest x. Fer
dynamo Scieszka, .zmierza sic W gre
W pike metowa (base-balll ma boz
sku obok kosciola z ~doskonaia die
Wtatks w}oskich pi}karzy o piekny
puhar. Ora powyzsza rozpocznie sic
o godzinie 2ej popo}udniu, kt6ra po-
Wilma sciagnat wielki tium lubowni-
k6w sportu pi}karskiego.
Tow. sw. Waciawa No. $50 lied.
P. R K, skupiajace sic PREY parafii
sw. Waoiswa, ursadza wspania}y ban
kiet ma Geese zolnierzy I marynarzy.
syn6w tamtejszej parafii przyby-
iych z Francyi. W niedziele, dnia "a
b. m, W sail parafialnej sw. Wacla-
wa o godzinie Tel wieczorem. Bilety
So juz do nabycia po Genie przystep-
mel. Komitet u~rzadzajacy doklada
wszelkich starah 1 wysi}kow ably Ca
lose bankietu by}a jak najlepsza. -
Program bedzie doborowy skladaia-
cy sic z NOW, produkcyi wokalno-
muzycznych 1 innych niespodzianek.
Spoke Budowniczo- Pozyczkowa
Kasa Oszczednosci i'm. sw. Waclawa.
otwiera nova pima serge we VITO
rex dnia 2g wrzesnia b. r. Posiedze-
MIA regularnie odbywaja sic W kaa-
dy poniedzialek W sail OBJ. Stanisia-
wa Walihskiego, PREY naro4niku
Belmont ave. 1 Lawndale ave., Cd
godziny Tel do Del wieczorem. z po-
wodu swieta ,,Robotuikow", przypa-
dajacego " dniu 1go wrzesnia, po--
siedzenie odbedzie sic We wtorek, "
skiad zarzadu wchodza nastepujaeys
p. stanisiaw Tucholski. pPezesi p.
A. Jasihski. wieepreS.s p, Roman
Swakowski, sekrstarzs p, Franei--
seek Remeza, a%systeHt s~ekFetafsaI p.
Stanfsiaw waii6sSi, s~karbnik, .Dy--
rektsrzyI p, SzymeB Wejtaiewies. o,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
Zmiany VI przepisach s7czepienia
ospy tolnierzom.

Washington, D. G. Department
Wojnyl. -Biuro Naczelnego Leka-
RIA DEPARTMENT. Wojny zawiada--
mia, te dawn to{nierze wstepujacy
ponownie do Armii stan6w 2Jedno-
czonych p~odlegaja szczepieniu ospy.
tyfusu I febry, "a wytatkiem tych Aot
merry 1 marynarzy kt6rzy przebyli
dwie siu4by " Armii Tub Marynarce
{ przynajmniej diva ray mieii tyfus
szczepiony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
Gdy iona Franciszka purcla, zam


pnr, 1913 sN. Fairfield ave., powr6-
ella o godzinie sz6stej wieczorem z
piracy do m~ieszkania, spotkafa ia
przykra niespodzianka. O~twieradac
mianowicie drzwi prowadzace do sy-
pialni, spostrzegia zwisatace martwe
ciaio swego meza, ktory sporzadzi-
wszy stryczek z ~poScieli, odebral So
bic zycie podczas 1e1 n~ieobecnosfi.
Inkwest odby} sic wczoraj pod prze-
wodnictwem deputy koronera dra
Thomasa, podczasc ktorego iona o.
swiadczyla, Re W ostatnich trzech Ia
tach cierpia{ on ma reumatyzm, kto-
re to cierpienie, zdaniem jej spowo-
dowaio, re postaonwil zycie sobie o.
debrae. Liczyl on lat SO, a byl z Ia
wodu sprzedawaczem.
q - .
Poczawszy z dniem 30go sierpnia
do dnia lag wrzesnia br., bedzie Cd
bywala sic W chicagokim Coliseum
Neutrality-suspicious. Wystawa, u
rzadzona przez tutejsze z~rzeszenia
s~polecsne z aprobata 1 PREY wspoi-
udziale rzadu Stanu Illinois oraE Sta
now Zjedpoczonych. Wediug przewi-
dzisnego programu obywatelstwo
p~olskiego p~ochodzenia ma wZiac wy
bitny udzial W tel wystawie i urza-
die osobny Dzieh Polski. Pierwsze
kroki celem przygotowania Dnia Pol
skiego 1 urzadzenie polskiego dzia-
iu ma wystawie, poruczono Komiteto
wi z iona polskich organiSacyi, kto-
ry przeprowadzii kampania pozyczek
.wojennych. Sprawl ia omowiona 70
stanie szczegolowo ma zebraniu czion
kow dawniejszego komitetu, ktore
zwolane jest ma jutro do blur wy
dzfalu Narodowego pnr. 213S Pierce
ave. a kt6re otwartem zostante o.
godzinie 6smej wieczorem. Sprawl
wanna, dotyczacy przeto winni sic ma
ME k~oniecznie stawit.
o - o
Jeszcze zesziego wtorku rano wy
szla z domu rodztcielskiego dwuna-
~stoletnia dziewczynka nazwiskiem
stefania Awgares, prawdopodobnie
Polka, Fam. pnr. 1142 So. Western
ave.. " towarzystwie Greka miesz-
kajacego W domu jej rodzicow, ME
iakiego Andrzeja Frekasa | cd tel
pory ami ona ami Grek ME przyszli
z powrotem. Strapiona matka zgfosi-
Ia sic wczoraj ma stacye p~olicyjna,
proszac O ~odszukanie corki; moWi{a,
ze Frekas mieszkal u niej cd dWu
tygodni / re zaraz W pierWszych
dniach zajmowal sic wielce dzieW--
czeciem a zeszlego wtorku pod pre-
tekstem zabrania jej do Lincoln
parku, wyciagnal z domu i cd tego
czasu sluch O MIN vaginal. re miai
on zle January, wnosic MONA z te-
60. re zabral z kuferka nieco odzie-
Nv i fotografie, widocznie pc to, aoy
zmylit wladze %policyjne. PracoWa'
ON W hoteIu Blackstone, a zesz. po--
niedzialku rzucil prace, wyciaga1ac
zapIate. Wszystko wskazuje, re roy
myslnie postepowal. Przez cztery
miesiace mial on m,eszkat u kuzy-
ma swego, Jana Dunisza, pnr. 114V
Western ave-, kt6ry mu jednak ME-
szkania odm6wii, gdy zachoWyWac
sic poczal dziwnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
Zmiana pr1ysfOwia.

Syn moi juz piaty rok siedz
W Momentum ma uniwersytecie / nj.
wiadomo kiedy sic to ~skohczy. Oba.
wiam sic, czy pieniadze ME bed&
w%rzucone. . W piwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
w teatIze ma %prOwincy1.

w teatrDe ma p~rowincy1.
Ma probe czytanej.
Relyser. Brakuje nam jeszcze ak
tora do roll starego dowodcy rozb6j-
nik6w. Co robic?
Dyrektor.j HIM.. moja iona cry
waIa niegdys Romea, sadie, be ma
ten raz zagra to role meska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
Z NORTH CHICAGO
| WAUKEGAN.
ZAMACH Ma OBYWATELI POL
SKICH PLACACYCH PODATKI.

Jutro bedzie heca W North Chica,
goi!!.... Politykierzy urZadzaja sobie
elekcye tylko po to by podatki pOdwy2'
szyt a robia to pocichutefku by ogol
sic ME ~interesowai owa ,,elekcya"
potem ma zimno dmuchal, gdy sic nieo,
glednie pS kieszeni sparzy}.
Dyrektorzy Rady Szkolnej w North
Chicago obeszh sic 20 macoszemu z ma
szymi rodakami okoio 10 miesiecy te-
mu, aIbowiem wyasygnowali pewna
kwote z podatku szkolnego p~rzeznaczo-
nego ma ksztalcenie dziatwy i zam6wi-
II pielegniarke czyh ,,nurske' ola dzieci
" szkolach publicznych. A gdy nasi ro-
dacy slusznie upomnieli sic, by rowniez
10 ich polskiej szko}y dostarczono ia
ka pielegniarke, DO Polacy ma r6wni z
innymi regularnie podatki oplacaja do
fundusZu szkolnego, to dano i'm cd
powied& wymijajaca. Jezeli chodzi o
zdrowte dziatwy north-chicagoskiej, to
przecie4 polske dzieci TAX dobre jak
wszystkie inne. Odpowiedziano i'm je-
dnak: ,,Je4eli chcecie pielegniarke ola
waszej polskiej sIkofy, to MUSCLE p}a-
cic extra! !! Inaczej daG nurski ME mo-
ina"
Rada Szkolna miasta North Chicago
skIada sic z czterech Polak6w i trzech
obconarodowc6w, a vice nasi maja
przewage, lecz krzywda i'm sic dzieje.
Prezesem tej4e Rady jest mecenas Max
Przyborski, ~sekretarzem OBJ. J6zef Prey
borski, a dyrektorami take So OBJ. Sta.
nislaw Mateja 1 Wincenty Zdanowicz.
Gdzie ley wilma? Jeden z mich mial sic
pono wyrazic drwiaco j powatpiewaja-
co o szkolach polskich. Mylisz sic CRU
DO, panic d~yrektorze, W swej opinii: W
yrobie spoczywac bedziesz a szkoly pol
skie d}ugie lata W Stanie Illinois list.
nice beda!
Niekt6rzy Polacy W North Chicago
pOwiadaja, De i'm sic zdaje jakoby jesz-
cze byli pod butem pruskim a ME ma
wolnej ziemi Waszyngtona. NieszczeScie
atoli chcialo, &c naszym kochanym dy-
rekborom szkolnym wyczerpal sic ich
fundusz, no i trzeba zapukac do kie-
szeni naszych obywateli, azeby .jutro
glosowali "a podwyzszeniem podatku
szkolnego. Czy to ME ironia? Nasi maja
p3adc jeszcze wiecej grosza do fundu-
szu szkolnego by tam byIo dosyc pie
niedzy Ola p~lelegniarki dziatwy W szko-
bach publicznych, ale ME ola tych, kt6-
re uczeszczaja do polskiej szkoly.
TIA siawetna elekcya. skrycie ma jutro
zwoaana, powinna tutejszym p~Olitykie-
rom wykazac dobitnie, &e ObywatelStwa
pOlskiegO ignorowac ME MONA bezkar-
ME. Mech kaAdy Polak stawi sic jutro
do g}osowania | protest sw6j zadoku-
mentuje. Me podano wcale do wiado-
moSci W ktorych ~godzinach ia dziwaca-
ma ,,elekcya" sic ma odbyc, vice oby-
watelstwo must droga prywatna sic do
wiedziec, kiedy glosowac moze PRIZE
CIV podwyaszeniu podatku szkolnego.
Polskie gaosy stanowia polowe SHY
wyborczej W North Chicago, wiec trze-
ba te proponowana podwyzke ubic / u
bic porzadnie.
Nasi dyrektorzy northchicagoscy ma
uczyli sic polityki cd sasiad6w W mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
Ia be1cen.

Ia 0eZcon.
= Rodzice ~narzekaja ma dro2yzns
Ia tego ME s-postrZegam. Taxa, ma
przyklad. poczta Jest bardzo tania.
- Tania?
Oczywiscie; n~aprzykaad MOI
narzeczony " kopercie "a diva en-
tow przes3al mi ty<ac. f. eaiu--
SOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14

Nasi' dyrektorzy north-chicagoscy ma
uczyli sic polityki cd sasiad6w W mic
Seize Waukegan. Tam sobie zwo}ano po-
dobna ,,elekcye' popoludniu cd godziny
~pierwszej do piatej, gdy robotnicy O.
derwac sic cd piracy ME mogli... e. Ro-
zumie sic, il uda}o i'm sic podwyaszyc
tam podatek szkolny. DO tylkO trzech
obywateli g~iosowalo przeciw - reszta
bowiem o tel ma3omiejskiej elekcyi
wcale ME ~wiedzia}a.
Czy to ME SO kpiny z praw / przywi-
lej6w obywateli naszej wolnej Amery-
XII?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14

SierzantoWi detektywow stacyi po
licyjnej Shakespeare, walentemu
Kostrzewskiemu, polecii kapitan sta
cyl wySwietlenia pewnej tajemnicy,
nad kt6ra tenze medytuje juz cd
~seszIej niedzieli. Dnia tego zg{osil
sic ma stacye OBJ. Krusz, Fam. pnr.
1924 Milwaukee ave-, 1 przyniosl re
SODA stope ludzka, kt6ra jak m6wil,
z~nalazl ma swoim podworku. Byla to
juz niemal kose tylko, poniewaz cha
10 W wiekszej czeSci odpadlo cd ko-
Sci, co ~pozwoli}o wnosi6, re byIa n
am~putowana juz CA jakis temu.
K~ostrzewski udai sic W ~sasiedztwo,
W kt6rym zamieszkuie OBJ. Krusz,
czynii inwestygacye, 'pewnosci jed
max jeszcze ME ma. " jah sposob
stopa ludzka znalazla sic ma pod
xorku. Utrzymuje, re prawdopodoo-
ME pies jskis wylowii ia gdziee W
tstemn4czy spos6b I zostswfa' tam.
Edzss - odkryto.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-12
AUTO THROUGH FENCE

A Pee to1-1-e car t1l q pees2s
crashes tA-vaEA q tsa1s 0n - r2A1
= A-zwzzrza SGn1sE xt;e--ss--
TIE car =-ss tss1ly 5&zAge1 e1- 10
ere Gas sZ--
Three EAR Sx--sS Il tie aeca1e---
A Eso ear ~zs go1-T s1z-@wx-1 -
TIE highway followed ~ q BzscL
Ccrlng towards P1-zk= wxs = car
srive- by Ralph B-s5forr5 AID Archss
hAcsoralS. n. ~Es ra3EEg wTr- .l-
TIE driver q ths Back tired - PASS
ire Zee sSsere Ire 8rz1fS-3 car
re4che3 TIE s7ct ard tzrre1 II 50
qzsckly tszf 3 struck tie Reo e&r,
s1zss-g TIE driver &c lose coarrOl tez
lie -o-e-t. TIE car crashed fz-a2ga
s.e fs-c< breaking r~0 pests Ez2 ne
railing
NJ B-Asfor3 sxE TAs Fxc cas- csu--
inw 2-s 18Th lie and Mr. MRc3ozzl1
far TAT Essrs wGx b1zns % be A. AZ
e5ssnE . Br4sfsr1 4Vraies TIE er4kss
% rs ear AS z3=ox1 x1e--s@i
TIE 6E-2ss.3 eA- wzx zsse - a4sk
eat e lie E1s zrSsr rs cE- r9#s-.
ezr cozlz z0s be rzz fzrzASr.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-12
NEW ELECTRICAL INSTRUCTOR
AT TRADE SCHOOL

TIE 1s~ Instructor Z The electrical
ssg.a-@s1f AZ ne Putnam State
Trs5s sc.eol / EllS~o-th Patterson.
NJ Pzr1erzo- Aas been engaged %
= ~ vaezaey calsed by tire resig-
-s-5g- q Harold Wsnsley. who en-
1sre3 ne employ Il ne Moss Elec-
r-iez, Company
NJ Patterson : go1ng nan. He
Erz31zt= q Ire Massachusetts
I-.s-5-zts 4 technology, electrical en-
Eznes-g department and took sge-
ca coc-se Z slestrisai engineering
a Hazard Es Las beer working FOR
10 Es7erzl Elaet-5e CoIpany 81 ThelE
l.yr- Elz-1
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-12
STATE TRADE SCHOOL CLOSED
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

he Pu-1zz State Trade school
c3zse-5 Tnzrs1zy and remains closed
rs Frsozy. TIE sehool director and
AZ d. re instructors are II DaabGEy
attaining TIE sezs-A1nG2l convention
q directors and instructors q trade
se-ossAx II TIE state
Moz1Aly meetings are he'd through
CT tie year and annually. snd semi
&zEzzlly : convention : held Mat
ss-x pertaining 70 this branch Of edu-
cz-1oz are discussed and the directors
and instructors talk over matters Of
1z-s-e<z % thss al are benefited by
s1s zss@E
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-12
HISTORIC AUTO
BACK AGAIN
With IL Came Woz11ed Marine
Who Fouxht VIII IL Over
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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-12
HOW PUTNAM
BECAME A CITY
May /, 1895, Bill Granting
Charter Approved By
Governor
Fru. ozrs.la Of se~ Cooperation
Sre@sl 70 TIE Pztr5ot
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the Boy Engineer boasted loudly over
how he was going to put the Rip-Saw
out Of business. It has been grow
ing stronger and stronger ever since
Judge Alfie Jaques was named a
committee of one to interview Bert
Fesler to find out what inducements
he can offer for Little Tammany g
support for another term in next year 8
campaign. When private citizen and
a mere lawyer, Bert :Fesler was too
much Of q public ownership crank to
really please Little Tammany. Like
the tariff, municipal ownership should
be for revenue only-poltical and per
sonal revenue, contained in a black
bag.
A committee also was appointed to
investigate the orthodoxy Of Mich.
Boylan. the Robert Emmet Of the
Mesaba range. It has been whispered
that Mickie is flirting with tho Non
partisan League,
It is whispered that the Little Tam.
many braves, in council assembled
around the campfire, made up . bag
of clever tricks for the next campaign.
Candidates were considered and long
waiting list duly arranged. Now that
building materials have advanced so
rapidly and heavily in price, Col:
Weiss will pay Uncle Sam one stiff
income tax and postpone the erection
of the new Herald building until next
wear. This means that he will have
strong inclination, ample time and real
need of political forays for both him.
self and. his band Of obedient braves
When it comes to politics, Little
Tammany aims to hold its own with
Fred Lynch, J. Ham Lewis, Charley
Murphy, Woodrow Wilson, or even
that wizards Of wizards, Charles s.
Mitchell.
After the gorge on clans, the eoun-
ell fire and then the war dance, the
Little Tammany braves took hold OF
hands around the flickering campfire.
While the drum slowly throbbed out
it's beats, the warriors Of many polit-
ical foray slowly circled around and
chanted dolefully and in unison:
"Nobody knows how dry am! No
body knows how dry I anil Nobody
knows how dry am"
9hs slan-hake fer 1919 was ever.
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to the village jail on a charge Of rob-
bing drunken man Of SIS. When
they got to the Jail, Joe the wop re.
fused to make complaint against his
prisoner, therefore he was turned
loose.
Mayor Pryor's two sons, in talking
the incident over, in the hearing Of
the Rip-Saw representative, plainly al
legged that Joe the Wop took $25 from
his prisoner as pay for refusing to
book the criminal for robbery. On
another occasion, there was nearly q
scandal over a watch that disappeared
the intimations being that Joe the
Wop relieved q drunken fellow Of the
time-piece.
Those who should know declare that
Cedarbrook and Blue Ribbon booze car
be had in Oliver for $5 a bottle. An
other authority says that Camp Nelson
booze costs So bottle. Beer with a
kick recently took an advance. II
now costs $12 a case, or so cents q
quart bottle.
So far as known, the federal gov
ernment has no agents at Oliver. A
deputy sheriff is maintained there
but strong allegations are made that
he is blind in one eye and cannot see
out of the other.
There certainly is something wrong
somewhere with tho county officials
Sometime ago the notorious Blanche
White was wanted in Superior and q
warrant was handed to Sheriff Nc
Guire to serve on her. His deputy
arrived in Oliver just half an hour
after she had crossed the st. Louis
river into Minnesota, someone having
tipped off to her the coming Of the
deputy with q warrant.
After a few days. old Blanche came
back, but Chief Gates informed her
that the Oliver atmosphere might not
prove real healthful, therefore 1t would
be safe and wise for her to 60 away
again and forget to como back. She
took the hint, if the Mp-saw Is rightly
informed. 90,
There were several dirty redlight
dumps before July /, but they have
almost disappeared. Ed. Bak and Ed
Murphy had a few women and some
booze in those days. Blanche White
had string of four or five low moral
endeavorers.. Tony, on tho South
Side, took his Theda Bara and went
back to Minnesota. he and she may
be in Duluth and they may be In the
club house out on the Arnold road
If Rip-saw inspector Is properly in.
formed, it was not so many nights ago
when Tony took contraband booze
from Oliver to Madam Smith in the
West hotel over the Rex theater, in
Duluth. What such stunts as that
mean, the Rip-Saw inspector was not
informed but, possibly, Duluth's do.
partment Of safety can answer.
It is stated that George Baccieh,
Elmer Swanson, "Old Kelley" Jim
Roddy, and even some Of the village
officials can tell County Attorney Nc
Kay who is selling booze in Oliver
and where it is concealed.
Old "Silver" could and would have
told the other day, but, since then
the estrangement between him and
Roddy has besn fixed up and a1 i
a. lovely - Q SGnAee UefA.
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BLIND PIGS STILL CRUNT IN OLIVER
Cedar Brook and Blue Ribbon Booze Costs S. 90 QB With Kick
Cents BoteMayo Of Oliver Has With
u Of Graft and Sandbaggmg Are Gone-Some Society Gossip

Boys who certainly know beans
when the bag is united, solemnly de.
clare that booze and beer still flow
at Oliver, once a populous and noisy
oasis on the Wisconsin bank Of the
River st. Louis.
Law is something that receives
scanty regard and respect in Oliver,
Although the mayor now claims to be
on the water wagon and living quietly
on what he "got" when the village
was wet, in the disreputable old days
that now are no more, he alternated
his waking hours with the absorption
of booze and the playing Of poker
Sometimes he tried both stunts at one
and the same time, with varied sue
cess.
In those lively, rotten, sinful old
days in Oliver. there were hoarse whis'
perings of graft, raw work and law