davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
In Bronx County

Duffy James. and National Sure
" Company-People. State of
New York. Observation-Disclosures.
Goeblin. Hugo-E. Fleischl ct al
lpposito. Lewis-Madison Clothes
shop. Inc. .................
Lewis II. Woods Construction Com
pany, Inc metropolitan Elec-
trio Manufacturing Company,
Mccarthy, Maurice J. 49, North
Side News Company ...........
Murphy, Agnes. and Richard +.
l.-E. X Dooling. g........
Ochsner. Emeiie-E X. Dooling.
Ochsner, Emelie- r. X Dooling.
People ex rel Simeon NJ. Barber
II y. Cantor ct al al..........
Roose. Harold A. NJ. Hyatt.
Napor Heat Attachment Manu-
featuring Company. Inc. - X.
Miller
Wolff. William Arnold. Leitncr
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
o'a and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
out not traded IN YESTERDAYS:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

spssS6S. M2s1tng haS bssp slsotsd v4os-
b&9r- - q ne Haeksh 4 Berksr Gem
~ ~ egs$a1nS A yeu Hrup4. 4. &. Curt7s
b6en fAcgSeesY 0k the eefnpan1 n
- - y AeA1iietsgs gssfgnSG
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Weather Report

!. WAShlNGTON. April 9.-The Southwest
disturbance is central tonight over Northern
MISSOURI, with considerable intensity, and
general rains have fallen in the west Gulf
states, the Mississippi. Missouri and lower
ONO valleys and the upper lake region
mere We're rains and SHOWS in the plains
states and the Rocky Mountain region, with
heavy fall of snow in the Texas nephandla
and there were also local rains Tuesday n;ght
IN the middle Atlantic states and New Eng
Ia Iaho ana on Wednesday in Washington State
Ese"here the weather was fair 1t is con-
slaeraOly colder in the plains states and tho
southwest and warmer in the extreme West
over the eastern half of the country tenlDera-
acter. " '0
There will be showers Thursday in the
central valleys and the lake region followed
ny generally fair weather Friday except in
the eastern lower lake region. During Thurs
the Atlantic coast. 1t will be somewhat
warmer Thursday in New England and the
MIDDLE Atlantic states, colder Thursday and
FRIDAY In the lower Mississippi and Ohio
valleys ana the southern upper lake region
and colder Friday in the lower lake region
and the interior of the middle and south At
iantlc states. Cold wave warnings have been
ordered for Central and Eastern Oklahoma
and Northwestern Arkansas
Forecasts for Special Districts-Western
pennsylvania. showers to-day and probably
tomorrow colder tomorrow
X,
ably tomorrow colder Tomorrow
Eas. .ern New York. rain to-day in west
and by night in east portion, slightly
warmer; tomorrow rain colder In west
portion.
Southern New England. cloudy to-day,
slightly warmer the main land. rain to-
night and tomorrow
Eastern Pennsy vania partly cloudy and
warmer to-day. showers at night and 70
morrow colder tomorrow in west and
north portions
New Jersey and Delaware, partly cloudy
to-day. warmer n anterior showers at night
or tomorrow.
Local official Record-The following NJ.
hcial record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
1918. 1919 1918. 1919
d. " "''' 80 ) p. M. 81 40
2 2, a; IN. M . g pm. IS &c &c
Highest. 80 lat 40 p. n.y. lowest, "A (as
6; 80 a. M average. So average same
date last year a.; average same date for
thlrty-three years 45.
Humidity
a. M. 741 p. NJ. s2ls p. M. 70
Barometer Readings
a. m. 30.lSl p. M. 30.21lS D. M. 30.32
Local Forecast.-Cloudy and slightly
warmer today. with rain by night; tomorrow
fair. moderate east to south winds
-s-----------
Shipping News
sun rises. lSun sets ......7:so
Noon rises. 3:ls p. m. Moon sets. 3;52 a. m.
Port of New York
High Water
A. NJ. PM
Sandy Hook .......,.... 4:bl 6,2s
Eovernors Island ..-~....-. $40 6f<
te4i cate ..-..-........-. 1854 E:22
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
1esth Street

1e6th Street
The appToxiraais - amount Of the lien or
charge to sarsty which lhs above property
Is 20 be sold. S &i5. .ssi25. and interest from
February II. 1913. Together With costs and
allowance amounting 10 ss32-97. with inter
est from March 81. 1919 Approximate
amount OF taxes. assessments and water
rents 10 te allowed &c ts-s purchaser or paid
by the referee. is s2zS IL, besides interest
and penalties.
Dated New York. April 7th. 1919
CHARLES \. REG ELMAN
ReferaA
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEAMERS
Friday
Saturday

NaUTNfanIn. SOut IN
"Hiplon ....... 90 4 NJ - no NJ
Goamo. Porto Rico. $50 A. NJ. ? 90 NJ NJ
E.Sperana. Vera Cruz 900 A. NJ. Zoo NJ.
Noion, Cristobal ...12.30 = NJ 9.3o + \,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were fled yes
tcrtay. the first name being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
AUCTION SALES

FORECLOSURE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
Fink Auct'r sells this day. @ a: m at 4sy sth
Ave koom sos, Furniture and Machinery
Sophie Roseathal, MortgAgor. against Radio Dental
Ex-Ray Soc. Inc
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Count

The hrst name is that OF tho debtor the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
BOARDERS WANTED
FURNISHED ROOMS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
CHRIST CHURCH

Broadway and list Street
he Hon James NJ. Beck Will speak next S,,n6a,
morning Palm Sunday. at I A NJ
subject The Moral Basis OF the Peace Problem -
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

Local Official Record.-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

Harris, Benjamn, and Mary
'Einlble-H. II. jackson ct al
Aug. II. 1915 .............. 5000 so
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning
Detective Agency
Diamonds

WEST>oToRN'S Detective Agency-Shadow.ns con-
hdential investigations. &c. 80 East a2d Phone
Murray Hiu 2T43
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

a. m... T4Il p. -. 62T8 .. u 70
Barometer Readings
a. M. 30.1Sll p. M. 30.21l8 D. m. 30.32
Local Forecast.-Cloudy and slightly
warmer today. with rain by night to-morrow
fair. moderate east to south winds
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

Highest, % lat / 40 D. NJ lowest, "a lat
$50 a. M average. so: average same
date last year. a.; average same date for
thlrty-three years. 49,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

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d | S c H A r G. z D
If you are unemployed you can
find pleasant and profitable en-
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kan, Room St2, f54 Nassau St,
N Y c.
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there Is for assistant of tact and intell.-
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STOCK CLERK. drawing material. So Kolesch.
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valuable to your employer. by learning The Dicta-
phone Method Of dictaron The course s free
and can be mastered N few hours. Operators
In great demand
For further information inquire ct The Diets
phone School, ESQ Eroadway
WANTED First engineering drafts-
man to work on machinery layou;s and de-
tails. Must be experienced. Apply and state
previous experience. z o. Box o. Wall
Street Station
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
In Western North Dakota and Eastern Montana
OPPORTUNITY is bechoting to yoll-Wil you heed its call?
WE ARE UNDERWRITING A BLOCK OF
THE PIONEER OIL & G

And can furnish a limited amount of this took AT ~ OF One Donarp LsnaIe, d. oNn-
JcT TO ADVANCE WITHOUT NOTICE. III # #s#a - #"#r
TON WELL MAKE THE COMPANY FEEL JUSTIFIED IN ADVANCING IFE FKlEo "
as wee cannot guarantee the antp Price the spckn more han from day to ayw with conditions nh My
now are 1.-The veil Avd wn now NAV bmp in production land at which hme the stock will NATURALLY
be ahnnced@ #a @-&r
THE PIONEER OIL & GAS COMPANY hshc headquarters WIMstnN D ,bn has ndhngs
in both North Dakota and Montana They have large lease holdings that cover pacoMy al Of The
WIilona nhhne and nave practically the entire: Poplar field under eas, having several homano
ofhe cream the Poplar dome Reports have come to US of late of numerous dr companies
tync to ret leases on the Poplar Dome since the Government reports have come out but url
was the pioneer in the field md got practically theen :fd leased while the other eo"sw were as ph
Should we get olinco commercial quantities in er field with the large acreage We nave eAa III en
field Their will be practically no limit whhnh grange treason. to the value OF TINS STOCK ek.a inc i arc
omdusuyi olwartm oil being consumed a terrific ne and here seensto DE no uMN"1-N"
fdsn must be dwdpedn rider to keep the uppy anywhere near the demand new h Ns H na M mI
auonnodks-and there always had to be- FIRST WELL in each hed-men had to speculate upon upon
not star their deekpmemw work unhlhey had studied geoogedc conditions hooy and h ma inc I pes
Of uc ompany-they hve acted crmny and advIedy and have secmedth the best leases be mam
- au na .,bd with their evaopmentv ok-he Wntn we'll is down over 1000 feet and al
ready he very satisfactory howny of oil and gas and we look orp production within the next two
rtIhc Ponarf field is still mneacl but the company expects to put drill to wrkJu as
500 asth va can pet started Land Govennenta do hcrG Geological Reports make hd sure n TINS
uut he winner j. IS TO CARRY ON THIS DEVELOPMENT WORK IN BOTH FlELDs
- WI ARE sELIINGA PART OF THE CAPITAL STOCK Hthce company d not nd
~ mmv far evenpmentN work YOU WOULD NOT BE GIVEN THIS OPPORTUNITY o
PARTICIPATE I'M THIS ENTERPRISE. w c are giving you this opportunity b@ausee we nd
80. money OW 10 help carry on delpmmtw Mk-now, TODAY-mt after then d navel n
Ldevooed and te wells are oducng-hen it Wilt tool te-thnw c~ viii g Eel y" money
TBIa Tnmder ANY, ondtonsa as her wilt no. company stock onthem market hen-fy YOU
want 10 aea good speculative investment and at the same time np deveopt S lew hds hSS
YOUR OPPORTUNITY. :.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
OIL POSSIBILITIES
IN MONTANA seen
BY INVESTIGATORS
U. S. Geological Survey In
vestigating Soil Condi-
tons NearPoplar.
Study ShoWs Construction
of Land Conducive to For
nation Of Gushers.

rL#- - f.. l.-'"- ~ +#
Washington. Nov. There is q
possibility of oil production near Pop
lar. Mont, according to the United
States geological survey. The survey
officials do not say probabilities" but
indicate the possibilities in a short
bulletin just made public. The
bulletin says:
1.-The geologic structure in the re.
gion around Poplar, Mont, has been
supposed to be favorable to the &C.
emulation of petroleum or Of natural
gas. and recent work Of members 81
the United States geological survey
department Of the interior. indicate,
that there are four structure feature,
In the southern part Of this ares
which should be considered befor,
test wells. projected. can give
fair test Of the productivity Of tn,
region. These features are a rather
strong regional dip to the southeast; +:
series Of broad, low folds, which arr
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
Well No. / at WiIlistoa-do,pn ouer 1000 feet
- and in very favorable formations.

There are probably other folds of this
same system in adjacent areas to tho
west, but these areas have not yet.
been fully examined.
1.-THE part~>af The geologic section
that is Of immediate interest to the
prospective drillersin this area belongs
to the Montana group, OF Upper Gre
taceous age. Sands that may serve as
possible reservoirs for oil or gas may
river formation, the horizon from
which the Gas obtained near Glendive
probably comes. Sands of the Judith
river formation are believed to under
lie the region about Poplar at q depth
of about 1000 feet below the top of
the Bearpsw tPierpel shale. or a
little mere than z14sfeetsbeloy The
river Oats att Poplar. The Easlle,
sandstone, which normally lies about
coo feet lower, may or may not be
present in this region, but as 1t has
yielded natural gas at places about So
miles to the northwest it should be
tested in the Poplar area. Lower
sands will probably not be found until
the base Of the Colorado shale lis
reached, at a depth below the top of
the. Pierre estimated at from 3,500,to.
1900. feet.
'"To test fairly the presence Of oil
and gas in the region, wells should be
drilled on the Poplar anticlines, but a
careful study of the secondary folds
should precede drilling. This part of
Montana has not vet yielded oil, but
the natural gas that has been obtain
ID from the Judith river sands at
Glendive and from the Eagle sands
near .Hinsdale, Valley county. Mont,
Indicate that sands at the same hori-
5pn may be productive near Poplar.
| The combination of these possibilities
test wells in the Poplar area. More
detAiled information concerning the
structure of the area will be publish
cd by the geological survey is soon as
the results of field work now in prog
ress can be compiled. minneapolis
Journal, Nov. 2,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10

irresularly speed from east to west,
whose axes strike from north, Is de-
grees weat at POPLAR. to north AZ de-
grees west Of Wolk Point, and which
are probably part Of the Cedar Creek
tGIendive) antielinal system: q sys-
tenn Of minor folds parallel to the
major folds, whbse anticlinal crests
are II to ~ miles apart. tho moro
prominent folds having the greater
amplitude: and a system Of small
folds extending nearly east and weet-
The steepest dips observed are to the
southeast and for short distances
reach 8 degrees. Northwest dips are
rarely seen, owing ~ the regional dip
toTthe southeast
result Of the combination of
EtA1Aa3S 4Aa1Rraassthee$AaFea hetsRaen
Arncktonss4nd l4sr1as: contains TIVE
and pTabAtly mere large, low anti.
esxt. upsHa whose Hanks and crasts
IthSSeaAfAanntnor daInea and structural
d~peresstons. These minor domes IA
vor the concentration of Spetro1euf1
and national gas. If they present In
the, region, hut test wells Shculd be
located with great care.
THE axis OF the larger Of the
known fields passes near the northeast
corner Of Sec. &C. u. as N: R.5S2 f.,
n through the northwest corner OF
Sec. 2. T. "a N. r. 81 r. II extend
ed, this line would pass just cast o1
! Poplar and east OF, and parallel ia
Box Elder cresk. The crest Of THU
antieline whore It crosses the Lance
scarp. in Sec. ~, I. 90 N. r. Sc e., /,
500 feet or more above the CORE,
sponding major Syncline whore Il
passes through Sec. 4, z. rs N. r. a
e. The eastern limb Of this ahticlins
is probably both LONGER and steepel
than the western.
1.-The axis Of q second low antielint
passes through the northeast corns,
Of Sec. g., 7. IS n. r. IS B.. ana Il Ell
tended would pass almost diyectl,
through the town of Wolf Point
paralleling2 the valley Of Well Creek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

GAIA do domu. Dlatego, IL VIE
rzymy, re podobny Ouch pobudza
wfasnie lud polski dlatego, re
wierzymy, re pod wolnemi i libe-
ralnemi instytuacymi TAXI Ouch
moze sic krzepic pod osfona zwro
conych i strzezonych granic,
Ameryka zostafa pobudzona do
tax g4ebokiego zainteresowania
sic W odnowieniu pahstwa pol
skiego. TAX jak zo~fnierze polscy
d; polscy mezowie stanu przyczy-
Mill sic do laurow Francyi, tax
Polska wzbogacifa Ameryke swa
krwia i przyozdobifa zycie ame--
rykahskie obywaelami, ktorych
wydaia." Dalsze mowy wygiosili
East. gubernatora z Connecticut,
p. Wilson, kongresman z Nowega
Yorku p. Laguardia, puikownik
Martin, dyrektor ,,Czerwonego
Krzyza" p. Rogers: tego nova
wywofafa entuzyazm wielki, wy.
razaf on podziw ola Paderewskie.
60. Didur odspiewai ,,Jeszczo
Polska ME zginefa", a zebran;
hymn powtorzyli. Kleczka podbil
wszystkim serca wspaniata nova
patryotyczna. Rezolucye wysfano
10 PREF. Wilsona, do kongresu pc
kojowego i do Paderewskiego.
Wszystkie mowy beda wydruko.
wane przez Wydziaf Mar. Zebra.
no przeszfo trzydziesci tysiecy
Golarow ola Polski. Manitowski z
Wilkesbarre, daf GEEK ma trzyna-
Scie tysiecy. Wszyscy opuscili sa-
lie wiecu peini entuzyazmu, ma.
dziei i szczeScia. Kwapiszewski,
siowa n~aszej misyi, White z
Free Poland" oraz wydziai prey
gotowawczy spisali sic swietnie s;
r,alezy sic i'm uznanie. Nowy
York nigdy ME widziaf tax wspa-
ria}ego zebrania. AL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

Jak juz w~Spomniaiem, okolica:
" ktorei przebywamy jest GUIDO
VIVA. w oddali wysokie CORY; Bill
zej, pola faiste, kt6re przecina
zygzakiem o stronger Scianach
szumiaca rzeka. Miasteczko POLO
zone jest tuz mad sama rzeka, kto-
re armaty z rOzmaitych wojen TO-
RIA niekiedy wskutek silnego
mrozu. Tuz poza miastem jest
cbszerny park, W kt0rym tn i ow-
die .r~ezrztcone sar ola ozdoby sta
re amraty z rozmaitych wojen TO-
syjskich.
LudnoSc sltejsza jest uboga =
tax uboga, re niekiedy ME widzie-
Ii -nowego ubrania cd lat calych:
co widaG z licznych lat roznoko1
lorowych poprzyszywanych ma
ich starym ubiorze. Czesto PREY
,chodze do miasta, gdyz nasze ba1
raki lea w odlegioSci jednej mi,
Ii. Poniewaz Gala okolica jest go-
izysta, zatem i ulice miasta 50
.spadziste. Jak widac, mkt sic ME
stara wyrownaG terenn- Zalaczam
VAN, ola wlasnego sadu, kilka
widoczkow tego miasteczka. Dc
kosciola polskiego chodze W kaz,
da niedziele. Opowiem VAN Q
nnych interesuiacych rzeczach,
gdy przyjade Z powrotem; PREY
puszczam, ze}to wkr0tce nastapi
Pozdrowienia ola wszystkich.
Wasz syn Jan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
STRZEhENI

Ninieiszem Ostrzegam pewnc'-
go byIcgo OrganiZatOra Armii
PoIskici zwolnioncgo przcz no.
misye Woiskowa y piracy rekruta-
cyjnci, pred nastepstwami, ja-'
kic go spotkaC mogq IA niepraw-
ne noszenic munduru zOfnicrza
Armii POIskicj. Prawo wystepO-
wanna publicznie jak wog6le no.
szcnia munduru Armii POlskiej,
pr6cz iOmierzy bawiacych ma ur-
lopic, przysiuguic W Centrum
ChiCagOskiem tylko urzednikom
STACEY rekIutacyjnei, a mianowi-
Gle: nizej podpisancmu oficerowi
rekrutacyjncmu / dwOm sierzan-
tom. s. StachowiczOwi | j. Jusz-
czakowi. Tylko 81 trznj So upo-
wainieni do nOszenia munduru
A.rmii Polskiei W Centrum Chi
CaGNskiem.
T.. ZIELINSKI.
Officer Centrum Chicagoskiego.
Chicago, ILL.,, dnia % stycznia
1919.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

prscJS - Czyta1 pIinis
sglo<zsnta pod upryka .Frece
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
WIEC w NEW York;.

Dokonczenie re STRONGLY |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
II C~HICOPEE, MASS.

w plebanif PREY koSciele Sw. Mi.
chaia PREY Summer ul. W Lynn
zmarf W ubiegiy poniedzialek X.
Ambrozy C~hrzanowski po krotkie!
chorObie ma grype, z kt6rej rozwi--
nelo sic zapalenie piuc. Y. Chrzano-
wski urodzony W Baltimore, Nd,
pelnil obowiazki kapia1skie W ko-
$ciele W Chicopee i liczyl zaledWie
81 lat zycia. Ksztalci} sic W Tren--
ton. y. j. nastepnie W Rzymie W r.
1919.
Jego brat Wojcicch ChrzanOwski
jest take ksiedzem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
z CRAGIN.

T1zecia lista ofiarodawc0w IA Fun.
dusz 10 milionowy z parafii sw.
StanisIawa b. NJ. w Cragin, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

Gdy Stany Zjednoczone wydaly
wojne Niemcom, Wiadyslaw Milew-
ski, liczac lat IS, wstapil jake ochot
mix do wojska. Przez dlugi czas ME
n~adsylaf on zadnej wiadomoSci, ro-
dzice tez jego PIP. Andrea Maryan
ma, byli W wielkiej niepewnoSci. -
Mieszkaja oni pnr. 1926 Tell Place
i dopiero dni temu pare odebrali
list Cd syna, W ktorym donosi, re
lyle. T}6maczy sic tenn, IL cd przy-
bycia do Francyi ciag}a walka z
Niemcami ME dala mu sposobnosCi
pisania do swoich najdrozszych. w
ostatnnich 4Smiu dniach regiment
jego nacieral ma Niemc6w trBykrot-
ME, wyszedf on jednak z tel krwa-
wei roboty Gallo. List wyslanym by{
przez W. Milewskiego 25go wrzes-
MIA r. z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
TOWN OF LAKE

MONA zamawiaG Dziennik Chi
cagoski W nastepujacych mieI-
scach:
Wojtkowski, 1924 S. Ashland ave.
Cichowlaz, 1912 s. Lincoln I'll.
Jankiewicz, 171S w. 4Sma ul.
Mielzyhski, TIA w. s4Sma III.
Czarnik, PREY 49tej i Ashland av.
Ma naroznikach 51szej i Ashland,
47mej i Racine, take MONA "a
mawiac nasze pismo u pana To-
Ian, pnr. 1886 Aberdeen vi.
Strejsman, 1900 S. LOOMS ul.
Brzoztowski, 1902 S. Throop I'll.
Lopacinski, 1859 Gross ave.
Koterbski, PREY naroz. Emej /
Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

skiego, il dumnym jest, re pierw-
sly poprowadzi okret do Polski.
Graz, re uczyni co tylko bedzie W
jego mocy, ably dotrzec ~szczesli,
vie do Gdanska. w pietnastu
dniach dotrze do Falmouth, skad
wprost wyjedzie do Gdanska; TO-
dzina jego pozostanie w Nowym
Yorku.
Zebranie masowe wczorajsze.
nadzwyczajnie sic udafo. Przesz-
10 dwadziescia piec tysiecy osob
uczestniczylo. Wielu ME mogio
bye obecnymi ola braku miejsca,
Porzadek w pochodzie; Ouch
wzniosfy, efekt wspaniafy; VIE
czor galowy w operze ,Metropo-
Titan; miejskie i sasiednie sto--
warzyzsnia z choragwiami byiy
obecne. Wydzia4 Mar. IN COR.
PORE; wszyscy miejscowi i sa-
siedni ksieza uczestniczyli; take
x. Pitass, Kozyan, Bojnoski:
Moszyhski, Monkiewicz, i wszy,
soy znani Polacy z miasta. DR..
Smykowski otworzyf zebranie
nova pc angielsku. Monsgr,
Strenski. odmow1i wzniosia mo-
dlitwe patryotyczna po angielsku
Pc polsku przem6wit p. Smulski
i przeczytaf depesze gratulacyjna
cd wiceprez. Marshalla. Pna E.
wa Didur ~9dspiewaia Ystar Span
gled Banner. Mowy: senatora
Mccormick, wypowiedziaf pick
ma move: ,,Niemasz kraju, mowif
Mccormick, gdzieby znalese mo-
INA by1o podobne zebranie, Tub
gdzieby ludzie powodowani
tchnieniem szczytnego ducha i
wzniosiego celu zbierali sic tax,
jak my tn dzisiaj. Pobudzeni ia
kim to duchem, ola takiego PREY
mierza nasi mlodziency byli "a
morzem tax diugo, a teraz powra'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
OStatie Dni RekrutaCyi.
Y CENTRUM CHICAGOsKIEGO.

A otto drugi list: ,,Jabym sobie
zyczyf dostac prawdziwych informa-
cyl, co do Polskiej Armii. ia ~jeszcze
jestem w Armii Wuja Sauna, ale sic
spodziewam zostaG wkr6tce uwoInio
nv honorOwo. L pomimo, re w Anne
ryce przebywam juz bisko Lat ID.
zawsze MARIE o POlsce i o pOwroGe.
DIaczegoz bym vice ME mial pole
cha6 do tel Polski jake zoInierz, 4
Armia Polskq. Vice mysle temu
kratowi podziekowac, re mi jesc da-
wal przez lat IL i pOjecbac ma swO-
,je stare gniazdO, tam size Osiedlic l
zyc miedzy swoimi. 1 wiel1 tn pol
skich chIopc6w m0wi miedzy SODA
tax samO, ae do Polski pojadQ, gdy
wazystko sic tam uspOkoi. Vice ia
i'm movie, re POGO oni pOjada, gdy
spok6j .iuz bedzie tembardziej, re
So to przewaznie tacJ, kt0rzy w Pol
see nikogo ME maja. Chca tam je-
chaG tyIko byznes dobry robic, no
zdaie sic prZeczuwaja, re tn ich mic
dobrego ME cZeka. - Vice movie
i'm, namawiam, zeby zapisali sic te-
raZ, gdy ich Polska potrzebuje. -
Prosze o predki odpis, zyczliwy, -
B. Rolinski. 10th Co. Columbus
Barracks, Ohio.
A! co, oto ioInierZc, kt6rZy juz W
bitMach byli, ME bojQ sic wOjny, n
"a Polske chca walczyc. Co wy ma
to powiecie, wy wszyscy, kt6rzy pc
wojnie do Polski sic wybieracie?
DIS kwituiemy nastepujace o.
fairy:
Oh. J6zef Milewski, 1871 Sloan
ul. znaczk6w oszczednOsciowych wo
.iennych "a So ma pomoc Armii.
Oh. Stanistaw Bongar ma Fun
dusz TytOniOwy $1.OO.
Ob. FranCisZek DombTOWsk1,
1913 Walton ul., ma pOmoc Armh
$500.
OBJ. Antoni Linka, 1915 Waban--
STA ave-. znaczkGw wojennych osz,.
czednosciowych ia pomoc Armii "a
$4,000.
Wszystkim ofiarodawcOm sklada-
my scrdeczno podziekowanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

Mic wiec dziwnego, re zgIasza sic
obecnie do mas wielu i~ofnieTzy IL
wolnionych z Armii Wuja Sauna.
Ma dow6d, re zgIaszaja sic do mas
aoInierze amerykahscy, pOdajemy
wyjatki z listu pisanego przez ka--
prala Alberta Smith, z Camp Custer
Mich.
,,Szanowni Rodacy: Jestem Po--
LAX. sIuze w Armii AmerykahskieJ'
Prosze mi odpisa6 czy moge sic "a
pisae do Armji POlskiej. ia byiem
luz W bitwie we Francyi / pragnc
ieszcze raz iS6 wraz Z Polakam1 "a
swoia Ojczyzne walczyG'.