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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21
Medina's Share

For this new knitting program, the
Lake Division has arranged for chap
ters to make their own quotas: to, that
end, all who will engage in this useful
knitting in Medina, please give their
names promptly to Miss Wells. at
headquarters( Telephone 1213). The
amount of material to be sent will be
based upon this report.
Red Cross for the Returning Soldier
Our returning soldiers are finding
out that Miss Wells Of the Home Ser
vice has the Fright dope" for them.
Red Cross has served them we'll while
they have been absent in the line of
duty; it will still "lend the helping
hand" as they find their places in pri-
vate life.
A leaf from last weeks office Tog:"
Wrote letters and sent blanks con-
cerning allotment and. allowance not
received by mother.
Wrote letter concerning. Liberty
bond, paid but not received by -.
Furnished blank to - - FOR
cancellation of part insurance..
Investigated and sent approval OF
application for discharge Of -.
sent by Field Director Of Camp Sher-
man.
Problems of employment discussed
and registered, suggestions made,
which may prove helpful.
Received and answered - appeals
from soldiers families.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21

Perhaps the type of dress to under
90 the most radical change since the
signing of the armistice is the even
ing gown. During the war the even
ing dress was practically forgotten.
for the activities were few and OF
such a nature as not to necessitate the
formal dress. Again the decollete is
with us, and the colors are bright and
gay. The turning from wars asper-
tiles to the smoother ways of peace
undoubtedly is to be followed by an
indulgence in dress and adornment.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21

time eit is not matter of supplying
comfort; it is one of relieving actual
and terrible suffering.
Patriotism never had any finer per-
sonifcation than in the case of mil
lions of American women who res
ponded to the country's call and be-
came the "Army behind the Army"
Now it is humanity that calls. Women
and children all over Europe and in
the countries Of Near East, are suf-
fering from the lack of proper cloth
ing. Over there, even if the people
had money with which to buy, there
are no materials to be made into the
articles that mean protection and
warmth and health. Harry Pratt
Judson, president of the University
of Chicago, on his arrival in New
York a few days ago from tour, of
inspection in the Near East, told of
scores of thousands of Syrian and Ar
menian refugees who had marched
700 miles thru storms and winds, with
nothing but scraps on their backs"
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21
pIREcrolRE INFLUENCE IN SPRING COSTUMES

blue, and the entire design was ore
Of $, mn'ctiy and grace. Needless 10
say that this frock would be the envy
of many young girls.
Worn at the southland, too, are
frocks of gingham. For the past
season, that is the past summer sea-
son, gingham was the most favored
material for frocks for morning and
afternoon wear. A gingham skirt,
like the one shown with the MILDLY
blouse, would be very pretty for hot
days. For spring, plaid woolen ma
terial would be smart and attractive.
Directoire Influence for Spring
The coy charm of this interesting
period is not to be overlooked, and
many of the spring dresses and suits
are modelled after this quaint style.
Large hats of the directoire period are
developed in Georgette, and the tiny
straw ones are trimmed with ostrich.
Milliners predict that ostrich and
ribbon will be the trimmings most ex-
clusively used on the spring hats.
Ribbon is always smart and tailored
looking, and ostrich has all those nee
essary characteristics to warrant its
place on the dressy hat.
Blouses with Short Sleeves
A number of blouses that are shown
by the higher-class houses show either
elbow-length or three-quarter-length
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21

Sports Dress for the Miss
sleeves. These blouses are made of
Georgette crepe, and ribbon trimming
appears on the sleeves and at the
neck. Ribbon on hats, ribbon on
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-26
6re6cs Sciter Int Sen
SON BernarSinc BSbcn

San gernaroino, GaIif.J 26.
5ept.-Gine 6euernebr bon 5000
Monn murOe bier nngeporben, Inn
bic aroboa @rdnoe in ben benn6.
barten Sannentp1loern 3u befdm'
pfen. 8roboem es oen Qni9ein
botte, aIs ieien sic 9r6noe mter
Gontrollc. 70 brn6en bic sslammen
n1breno Der glodt tpie6er nit neuer
@ut berbor. Mebr ais 500 Monn,
einihIieBlid Der St1oenten Der Gan
9ernaroino SodIhuIe, befanlpften
Die 6euer .p1breno Der 9ioht.
Gg ipiro geploiit, tpeitere 5000
Wtonn bon oen 8erfitattcn Der
Snnta Sc gobn itnb olrc5 oas
SdIieBen iiinltlid)er &diifLdoen unb
@eihafte sii orgatiiiieren. I'm bic
iest tGtide 6eueripebr obsiiIOien.
10000 ader @ofoldno fino be.
reits bea sSeuer erlegen. 9uecnoe
bon 9tondars boben ibr Sein Der.
loIien miif'en unb tDertbolle gount.
i6ulen lin0 aerIt0rt. fSliidtlinae
mcIoen SAB oie SieSeIung bon
Sorie SGoe 8euO Dem Sdidial Der.
falen Iei. Gie 8eipobner bereiten
ii9 sur EIu6t Dor. Ger ft0otii6e
Spielplnt bon Sos angeles 1T ee-
reftet
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II. s. 21tarinctriippett
pertreibeit Jtalicacr
3fuinscn italieniidJe Iannidlaftcn,
iucldje bic StaSt eiiigenummen
batten, 3nm &iidsna

aopenbogen 26. Sept. - giner
aus SpnIoto bier eingetroffenen Ge.
peide 5ufolge ipuroen onlerifaniide
Marinetrlippen bon einen 3critorer
BEL Srou, 8olnatien. geInnoet. ipsI-
die Die bort einntaritbierten itoIieni-
iden StreitfrGItc bertriebeu. sSn Der
9epeide beiBt es ferner, ooB 6ie 8e-
wobner nuf Die sStolienr feucrtcn,
uno baB Die omcrifaniihen Mann-
idoften bic Staot ipiiter berbeiriitcn.
ben iltgo.ilabiiden Srupben iiberae.
ben bnben. Der itaIieniid)e 8cfcbls.
baber uno 6rei ieiner' geaIeitcr, Die
in einern 9luto 3lt entfoumn Der.
iltdten fielen Den Glaben in Die
Sanoe. 9t1e bier ipurSen oen stmc-
rifonern iibcraebcn, meItbe oofiir
iorgten, ooB oie @cfanacnen an 8oro
eines itolieniiden sdliffes qebrnGlt
pnroen Ger ortcrifoniId)e 3prit0-
rer pirb nod nlebrerc Gage I'M Sn-
fen berlpeilen.
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.Jas,aas tpi4 Gbifta ~
9cnfercfts cinlaScn

3ofip, SSopor. 26. Sept ssSir
bier ei1ten Observation-Disclosures
tnitgetailt miro, trdet iih Die idpo.
iliide 9fegierune nit Dem gIan,
China offi6ieIl 3u eiiler aortferen5
cin5uIaoen, Inn Die Sfdntiine..
froge eiHgebcno 5ii bciprehen. Me-
gierrngstpomte erfldrfen, Oni, essa-
pan natiir!id nidt Die 0fadt babe.
Gbina our Seilnabme elmer Derorti-
gen aonfctcna 5n 5ipinaen. SeSapan
lit beitrebt, Sdantilng 10 baIo pic
mir nloaIid tpieoer an China 5it-
riid8ueeben; meigcrt fid China obrr,
oieier &onferens bei8uipobnerL bonn
rrtiiIien ebcn oie gegenipartig lit
Sdoatltng berrihenoen Gcrb1ltniiip
beitehen blciben.
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lDillen Srobt Jtalicn
aneeblitt NIT Bcpkott

Garis, 26. 5cpteniber. Sier
bcrIailtct aeriidtlpeiie. Dob 8rdiioent
g8ilion be3iglid Oes 9oridlaees Der
g2eutroItiierun9 ser Staot Slime
uno DER Observation-Disclosures Ser
Safenanlagen uno giieubnbnen ieine
anfuort gcge6en bot. Die muerifn.
niIden SrieoensSeIegaten neieern iid
je6oh, OieieIbc befannt 5u qebei ooer
su bciprehen. SSn itaIieniiden 9rci.
fen miro ieoof bebntptet, bob Serr
BiIion ben antrag Dermorfcn itno
Stalien nit einem Snn0eIsboptott
6eorobt babe. iaIls S5taIien Ooralif be.
Iiebc, 9yiunte gu 6ebnlten, obre oa5
es uprIier rater Dcr iibri1en @rob
m1d1tcn III cirem oiesbe5l9Iidlei
llebsreinfcntnlcn gefomnen n.
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Senator PiteQcoA
ipricbt Int Baltimore

Baltimore, 26. Gept.-llnter Sen
9luipi5ien oes Baltimore greb Glib
belt Senator Sitdcod bier cine 9fe.
oe, in tpeIher er Die g6lferIiao naf.
oriidlidit Serteioigte. Gr lagte inter
anoererl, SAB Die Ser. 6tdaten ge.
gen unn6iige ariege eeniigeno &c.
i3iitt ieien. oenn erit oann tonne es
slt einela Griege fommen tpenn Der
&ot Der giga Ii6 einItimnlig oofiir
ertlGre. Sic g8elt ober mill feline
ariegc nlrbr bobcn", iaate er. Juno
6ie 8olterIigo lit 0os bette Wtittel,
6ieies at rerbinoern. Gs gibt fein
onoercs. Gie SaOIer Ser aiga brin-
gen fein onoeres Wiittel in 8or-
idIog ano berinoeen es ptf. nidt
gu tim. gs lit oieies Waittel ooer
gor feins, iuenn mir 5ufiiltftige
Griege bat6inoert pollen@
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esemann nerbicnt 100 gsrpsent.

2tncola. gfebr., &c. Sept pt-C8es
orge q. SRillioms, aonirliiidr oes
glderbou.7 7epartemettts, lit bon elmer
sSnipeftiorSreiie 5uriidgefebrt, mo er
Sen Gtnno 6es aartoffelmorfts lit
Neiid)tiqln0 nobn @r folto eireu
ithtlithen lhterifieo I'M 8reis 5ipi-
ihen SEN Gnrtoiicln, oic I'M Be
ricieAln93leEn oepfIon6t ipdren nnb
iolden. 81 iulter Dem deinohnlihen
.trofeu ssarm Sniteun@ gepfIonat
merNen io1noler in aortoffeIn sab
len fir GortoiIel, Die auf @ericie.
lungsielOer ar5eiat iperoen. air
St.0o bis $t.05, lpabrenS Die aar-
toffel oes Observation-Disclosures $3.50
un0 me6r bringen. &artoffel ocs
gerieIellmgsfeI0es ruer6en in Gin.
coin al 60 Gents oas 8ed BON Den
@rocers bcrfoltft ooer $2,40 per
gui6eI. 9ier maft ientano einen
Irofit bon $i.50 om 8ui6cl. oGio
mebr oLg hlut0ert 8ro5ent. 9ies it
offettbor Gin 9rofitpuder.
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@eIsiens S0nisspnar sum Sein@
eiudelaben.

2ineoIa. gaebr., 26. Gept.-@oll
berneur gicaeIbie bat nit ben
Stootsicfret1r in Der gunoesbntpt
Stoot fonfcriert uno oieIen eriuht
benz beIgiiden Serriderpnor mad
Ieiner ansllnit in ben 0ereinigter
Stnoten Die ginIo6nng gum geiud
oes Stootrg 9sebrosfo 3ifonmen 81
IaIieu. a6rig aIbert ioIl nit ieinri
@ottin Der Stoot Omaha einer 9e
iud, obItotten. @ouberneur McaeI
bic BOT 9errn Smitb, ben giirger.
meiIter bon Omaha, ourd Oen @e
nerolaojuianten bereits in aenntaii
ieeen Iaiien, 6nB Der Stoat be
0cin feitllten embiana Oes belgi
ifen a6nigspoares tdtigen gIntei
nebmen iniro.
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1lrfl,isr 11iitacn in
f3mnSesbassptitaSt

ssailiugtor 2C. septetnber
arthur MtitIlen, Der oflnpfrdfiilBs
9aotioaoI aoniiteeiilat1ti BON gles
brosfo, beobiidtiet in Der beittiaen
aontifeeiitrng einen 8oridlne ein5i.
reidelt benl5ufolee IN Der 9lfunft
bel Der 9ontination Der 9Srdiibent.
iAaftsfdrDiooten cine einfnd1r, 1inb
ntdt tpie bisber eine 3ipeibrittel
Mojorit1t bet ohgeaebeicn Stiln-
men binreideno lit. Cine Dernrtiae
Stinnenabqobe lit bereits felt elmer
Stteibe BON Sobren I'M republifaniiden
91otionoIfontitee 9ebr1ndlidl. alnn
ertuartet, boB Oieier 8orifIog beftig
Qngeqriffen ipiro.
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stieosgeri(6t Il1a
Streif E'Ieilegen
Don Sieier 1lniidbt lit Sas Sen~. skcmitee Snrsts
Sraneen; prdiiSent Sitpatri6 Safiir, prds
iiScnt Garp aber ipim nidtts napcn tpiiien
ym Chicago Diitrikt Mrs tcilwciie eearbei

Clarion, grooood nno 9fanfin in
Der gtbiidlt, nad Der alien Seinlot
Suriid5ufebrerl.
gbicoeo, 26. Sept. -8eannte Der
Stoblmerte bebanpten, oob Die glr.
belt mad uno no9 in oen Goduer.
fen oufgenomnteu miro. Sic Sai.
nois Steel Gonlpanp in South Gbi-
caeo bat ieds &od)ofen I'M @anee;
elm @eanlter inste, DOB Die glrbeit,
lpenn aud nit bei6r1nften ar1ften,
5u 8eginn Der n6hiten ISOLDE in Der
gan5eu anlnec aufeenoumen pcr'
Den fuiro.
9ie @orD g8erfe ser SI(inois
Steel golnponp b1ben 70 Cots
Oefen i'm @on9e; es beiBt, 0ob 1000
Grbeiter in Ser 6obrif beiddftigi
iino; Die iiblide 8obl Der gngeitclI.
ten betr1gt 10000.
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.illoll fanScQiert
&eileprOgramnt
Bdlt Sic I'M tt,iebita aneeieStc HcSc nidpt mnS
kebrt iinuersiialidb mad, DaIbinetcn smriids;
CT bat iieb iiberanitrenst
Sen. 5opniom besibt iite nadb Ser paeifick

gibt" unb er iaet, Od6 Sic 8oIfr-
Iiga cine Siherbeit bon 9S Hro5erit
bietet. Oils @efraftiguna ieiner Be-
bnuptiine oppeIliert er an Die W1iit.
fer, onb iie lire ainoer ipdter bot
cinen ipeiteren &riese beiuabreit benz
ieIben ols einen iolden init itnbcrs
gIeidlide1 Sdrefcn idil0ernb.
Ger 8r1iioent ideift iiber Die Sc.
pelde oes Senotors Giburlt erfrcrt
5li iein, IN tpelder ibnl ntitgetcilt
miro, onB aiburit ben 8ertroa obnr
@orbebolfe llrterltiiben ipiir6e.
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Deatie1lanN istebf
7lnleipe I'M 1lroenttnteta

9}nenos g[itcS, 2G. sept.-Q1it.
glieoer ocr oeuti1etf Allegation, oie
bel oem 0ainiIter oes @euBcrcr
Bnenrreoon boriprdden nno nit
oieiem itbcr cine glnleihe bon elmer
Milliorbs DoaorS berbonbeIten. Der.
nieien irH @erlatife oer 8eipre6un.
gen ouf Sic Stdrte Der 9egeniu1rti,
gen oeutiGen @egieriinq uno oui
oie torfe inouitrieIle Gage 3eutid.
lambs.
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Der PilfsfcnSs
ftetis inn ll,ae6icit
Die Sr0ncnieftion fat scitrrn iuicber
cine iebr nclnnsene @crIamm.
lrus absebalten.

@ei Ser eeItern rindniittog obgc-
bnItenen @eridmntlune Der sSropen.
ietfion oes $iIfspcrein ipuroe be.
idIoIicn, ON Sonistno, Den is. OF.
tober, nrAnols einen aartenobeno
5i nrronaieren oa oer critic 10 er-
iolgreid berIoufen
@inganpmnen iuur0en $2S9.52
uno an Serrn Snueiien obgcliefcrt.
Die nddite geriomnlIung finoet
9onncrstcs itntt uno Die 9omen
(6ortiesuna allf eeite 81
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Mcnrn sdnapsbrrEani ber6aftrt.

@ron0 sIsldn0, ytebr.. 26 SEPT.
Staats.glaantcn perbofteteu ben
sobn 6. Sam, Gigentiliner oes
2icn ssnn @robe, Elm Geiort, oos
iingeidbr 5Dei @teiTen duBerbnIb oer
Stoot1re.Be fif befinoet, iuiter Der
anfloac. aciftiac @ctrdpfc pcrfoitit
III boben.
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uerloiien miro, lit in 9unfel gebilIlt.
2eilte, Die Die SSntentionen Der Ma.
ieIt6ten fenner, beboupten, 6oB ben-
ielben nidts eripiinifter mare, ols
tpenn ite fuie einfade 8ribotleute i'm
2onoe berumreilen fonitten. glber
Oos miro mobl faut geibeben, ipenn
man unieren oemofratilhen Gntbll-
iiasnlus fir frcm0e Gitel uno ttnig.
lide Serri4often in 8etrodl tlcit.
GopieI ober lit gelpiB, Dab &onie
gilbert NIT offenen 9lugen ourh Oas
2ono ge9en ipiro. I'M Su ieben, ipeI,
DIE bon unieren @inrihhtngen ieis
mem 2on0e gum gaitsen gereiden
piir6en, nm iie 6oun oa ein3ufiib.
rem. 9elonSeres SntereIie fol- er
oem 5huliueien nno 6em Gport ert-
gegenbringen
Ger ariee lit boriiber, ltno pemn
aud Der SSri De nod nidt unierer-
Ieits rotifi5lert norOen lit, praftiih
bcrrjdt ood) ein Grieoen85uitanO.
9eoauerlih lit es oa, onb nriL on'
ltatt ein 8ereeIien ltno cine 2lusiob.
nuna on5ubabnen, iid] bod nod i'm.
mer Settler finoen, Die 1idl nift oe.
nuq in Der 8erbesune tnn fonnen,
Son benz 8rotelt Der Monbotton gta-
bal 3oIt Der glmericon 2eaion gegen
bic auifilbrung BON Opern in oellt-
Ifer gprude in Seem 0orf oiisgel
brn6, mod]t Oie bieiiee 8aibington
9oIt einen 9lusfaIl eeeen ben @oi1-
inaton SGnger6uno. Sie i6reibt
,es 1T intereiiant, ben 8oibington
S1ngerbuno 5u beobohten, Der iidJ
onIdidt, iuie6er regelm0bige ger'
iamnlIungen nb5ubolten. Der Gan
eerbuno iIt elm @eiangnerein, Der ur.
jprilngIih organiiiert uuroe. I'M ilt-
ter Oen 2euten Oes 0eutihen ReideS
Die 9iebe gum 8oterlono uno 5ltr
Mutteriprahe um 2cben 5u erbolten
Die es fiir bequeiner uno 5lpcdmdBi'
ger bielten, fern bonn goterIatoe 81
Iebrn. Die nihtsniiroige Bropa'
eanoo, Die mir pdbreno Der letter
fiinf Sabre gu boiieu seIernt bober.
bat IN oieien @eiauguereiuen ibrer
glusqongsptnft. Nm neiB iUirf
lid riht, ion man iiber Die 9mml,
felt lnhcu Sic s3Iinoheit betloga
onrr bic Gcrhcemlgsiitdlt perodten1
effeboro.
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g2erfdlernnag 0seieQidaft falIiert.

2incoIn. 9eebr., 26. Sebt .-9te
Serr 8. g. &ort, Scfretdr oes
Bureau fir SonbeI unb @euerbe
beridtet, ipur6e i'm 9iitriftaeriht
BON IouoIas Gcuntn Elm @eiud elm.
oereidlt, bie @ei6afte Der glotionn[
Sfioelitn ono Goiuoltn syninronee
Goupauu ob5uipideIn unb oos sc.
fddft su idjIieBen. Seit benz Sabre
1917 III Ole BerfiherlingsgeieuiGnf
in 0en SGn0en zines MoiIenper.
iuulters. Slls Die Sifanic perienft
nur0e mo gerioneit NIT Sent
Saiff uu.ergineen, nit iolden eroi.
len gsoliccr pie emil granOeis
bate. ipurOe Der finnn3ieae Gtono
Der geieniboft rrid]iittert inb mrbte
Elm MaIienperiunIter eingeiest iuer'
ben. Gir 9erfpoItiinesfoiten nno
aObotatenaebiibren peridIiugen Die
ennsen @inrnbmen.
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Sir Gmoho nno flrueegsno -
Shon bclitc abeno iiuo SnnIsicg.
auhfer om Gonstos.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No ss4). AUTHORIZED BIZ THE
ACT OF OCTOBER G. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BIZ ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsoN. POsTMAsTER-GENERAL |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
KAPLANW BOJU
CSzkice z Walk Wielkiej Wojny).
przez
REM GAELL
T1umaczenie prezS 1. H. c. r.
e z Walk Wielkiej Wojny
T1umaczenie przez s. H. G. r.

mi puszczac sic tax daleko "a okopy; tam mnle
czekaja. Przedemna o sto jardow nieprzyJacieiskle
okopy. Nas1uchiwa{em. Dolecia} mnle hafas,
BRICK. - O, to ME dobry znak! Przygotowanie do
napadu. A W naszych dziurach mic ME wledza, So
spokojni, czekaja ma mole relacye.
Knew mi sic sciela ma te mysl.
Idyoto! rzek1em do siebie, spiesz sic speinic
tw6i obowiazek! 1 pope}z}em PREDICT ma brzucnu
ku niemieckim transzom.
A bNo to W sam GAS. Ledwo dostaiem sic "a
duzy dab, gdy spostrzeg}em czarny Glen postacl'
sunacej sic ma czworakach ku naszym okopom'
juz ME daleko baryery. Jednym susem wysKoczy'
lem ma kupke kamieni, nachyli}em sic W strone
naszych transzy zacza}em krzyczec z caieJ silly:
,.Hola, sierzancie, towarzysze, bacznosc, Huny le'
za!" Wiedzia1em, re zgine, ale oni tam zostana o.
~strzezeni W pore.
Mozecie sobie wyobrazic, jak dobra tarcza do
strzelania byiem ola Prusak6w, stojac tax jeden
ma polu.
Ale ME p~ozostawafo mi mic innego do FRO
bienia.
Puff! pat! re wszech stron, z leWa, q praWa,
z doiu. By}a to dobra chwila do pamietania ma sio'
wa ksiedza: Kula W glove bedzie ola ciebie biletem
~pierwszej klasy do Raju!
Jeszcze pehajac ma brzuchu, s~podziewa}em
sic wciaz tego paszportu do Nieba oczekiwa}em
go.
Teraz powiedziafem sobie: ,,Suchaj LIE Mac.
MECH Gle s~zpilkuja strzalami jak zajaca ma pieczy'
ste, a ty wciaz krzycz z ca}ego gardia, az W naszej
kretowinie usiysza; p6ki usta sic ME zamkna.
krzycz, chocbys lezaf p~owalony ma ziemi, krzycz!
Us}ysza}em ha}as cd naszej strony. Dobry
znak.
Cos ciep1ego plyneio pc mnie, krzykna}em j1
s1abszym gfosem. Otworzyiem oczy gdy mnie ME
Sli do naszej dziury. Czterech stafo Madonna, a
moi n~ajlepszy pzyjaciel patrza} ma mole buty.
Chcialo mu sic ich, ale ME dosta}, OF ~jeszcze So ma
moich nogach.
lie Mac tenn zakohczyf swa historye i roze.
<miaf sic serdecznie, ME wiedzac, re powiekszyf
liczbe naszych bohaterow wojny. Potem zwr6cif
sic do mnie: ,Widzisz Ojcze, gdyby ME ~spowiedz,
te szczury wlaz}yby juz by}y ma dobre do naszych
dziur.
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Podziekowanie

Niniejsbem skladamy nasze
najserdeczniejsze podziekowanie
w~szystkim krewnym i znajomym
"a wziecie udzialu W pogrzebie
naszego najukochahszeg MEGA i
syna sp. Jak6ba Netzla, mianowi-
Gle Wiel. X. tanuszewskiemu, "a
razem wszystkiemu Wiel. Ducho
wiehstwu, Wiel. Siostrom Notre
Dame, S;ostrom Nazaretankom,
Siostrom F elicyarkom. TAX samo
zgr6madzenfu Organistow, Dwo-
rowi Sw. Marcina nr. l143 c. O.
Of F., Bractwu Serca Jezusa, Bra
ctwu Miodziehcow sw.. Jozefa,
pogrzebowemu panu Jozefowi L.
Wis9iewskiemu. Jeszcze raz DIG
kujac w~szystkim, ktorzy w jaki-
badz sposob przyczynili sic do
upiekszenia pogrzebu najuSochan
szego mega i syna naszego, Easy
lamy star9-polskie bog tapiac."
Rodzina.
IlnH
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RABUSIE MoRDUJA CZLo-.
WIEKA: INNE

Dwoch rabusiow onegdN' o
p6}nocy zatrzymafo G.. Savisa,
wfasciciela sk}adu wiktual0w p.
mr.. 1135 w. Van Buren, ul., i je-
go szwagra, M. Demisa, kt6ry u
niego byf zatrudniony. Ostatni
mieszkaf z pierwszym pnr. 1865
w. Harrison I'll. Obaj wracali do
domp z got6wka, kt6ra przedsta-
wiaia dochody dnia tego. Gdy ra-
busiom stawili op0r, jeden z
mich poczaf strzelac. Jedna z kul
trafila Demisa i zabi}a 60. Ra-
busie uciekli, ~obawiajac sic, re
wystrzaiy sprowadza policyanta.
Wczoraj o godzinie $50 pc
p6lnocy policya re stacyi Des--
PLANES zostaia wezwana do sail
bilardowej pnr. 92O S. Halsted
ul., gdzie znaleziono cz}owieka,
majacy try rany cd kul rewol-.
werowych. Nazywa sic M. Ago
stino i mieszka pnr. 612 S. Ra-
cine ul. Dotychczas policyi ME u
dzieli{ zadnych wyjasnien.
IF. Talon, z pnr. 2108 En-
merson ave., aresztowany zostaf
pod zarzutem polgania nozem M.
Malivitza, z pnr. 2133 Emmer--
son ave. B6jka nastapiia W mic
szkaniu ostatniego. Malivitz kt6-
ry moze umrzec, gdyz ma p1uca
przekfute, identyfikowa} swego
napastnika.
w sobote pred poiudniem
trzech rabusi6w obrabowa}o
szynkarza J. Woods'a, z $4,000
ma rogu ulic 22-giej i Paulina.
Wood wracal z banku Kaspar
State Bank w automobile. iowa
rzyszyi mu w. Obrien. Woods j
O'Brien stoczyli Wake rewolwe-
rowa 2 rabusiami, jednego z
Mich ranili, lecz pieniedzy ME o.
calili. Rabusie uciekli W automo-
blu mark Packard.
= Harry Killam, LEGACY lat
%, zam. pnr. 500 w. 42gi place,
aresztowany zostai przez policye
w SVEN mieszkaniu. Killiam ma
rane cd kuli rewolwerowej W
biodrze. Policya sadzi, re jest Je-
dnym z tych, ktorzy zostali po--
strzeleni ma posiedzeniu unijnem
we wtoFek ubieglego tygodnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03

MALCY q TR0JCoWA ZNOWU
CORA.
B. Rybowiak.

Onegdaj popoiudniu uczniowie
s5koiy Sw. Trolley odnieslf sz6ste z
rSedu z~wyciestwo W indoor BASE
ball, gdy pokonali silna dziewiatke
ze szkoiy publicznej Kosciuszko, 8
punktami przeciw 7. Galerya W So
kolni parku Puiaskiego byia pre-
peiniona widzami, ktorzy przez CLOS
ne krzyki / klaskanie zachecali pill
karzy obu stron do jaknajlepszego
grania. Antoni Suski, nowy rzucacz
ola Tr6jcowian, odznaczy1 sic dziel-
ME we wczorajszej grze, gdyz poz-
wolff przeciwnikom zdobyc tylko 2
punkta W czasie gdy on rzucai. Mo
dzi Tr6jcowianie p~rzypisuja to mai
nowsze zwyciestwo praktyce W grze
1 swojei wprawnosci. Rezultat We
dug koletek:
szkota Sw. Tr6jcy:
121 90 --0S
.Szkola Kosciuszko:
900 0320- Z
Baterya ola Tr6jcowian: A. Su-
ski i S. Prusinowski, p; Edw. A
damkiewicz, c.; ola Klubu Kosciu-
szko: Jan, p. i J6zef M. c. Oficyalny
skorrer, E. C.. Ciesla; sedzia lsry,
Meters.