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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-11
AND NOW THE TRAILERs LOSE


The Trailers received their first shut
out this season at the hands of the
Footville Sox at Footville Sunday by a
score of to 0. The locals gathered as
many hits as their opponents and but
for bad break in the sixth inning
would have held the Sox to one run.
Hermanson, slab artist for the locals,
held the enemy to one run and four
hits up to the sixth frame when he lost
control and walked two men after he
struck out the first two batters to face
him, two doubles and an error followed
letting in four tallies. The Sox were
unable to connect safely after this in
ming. Their other run came in the sec
ond when Silverthorn led off with a
double and scored on Ryan's two-base
clout. Ryan remained at second while
Owen went out on an infieid fly, Brown
was retired, Hermanson to L. Olson,
and Lentz struck out. The locals had
a man on second with one gone in three
different innings but were unable to
put over the necessary hits to score.
The game was fast and interesting and
up to the fatal sixth it was a pitchers
battle with honors slightly in favor of
LentZ.
The locals will meet the Four Lakes
Ordnance team of Madison at the Driv-
ing Park next Sunday afternoon.
Summary r FL E
Edgerton =. OOO 600 90 8
Footville. O O a o O O-5 6 2
Batteries-Hermanson and Hefferon;
Lentz and Silverthorn. Strikeouts--
Hermanson z, Lentz 8. Left on bases
-Edgerton Z, Footville 8. Umpirea-
Libby and Rossebo.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-11
Methodist Episcopal Church
REV. WI. HooToN. PASTOR.

REV. w. HoOTON, PASTOR.
Lords day services
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Worship IL a. m. and 8 p. m.
Preaching by the pastor.
At the morning service the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered.
Strangers and friends cordially in
vited.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-11

The street paving work has been
delayed several days on account of
Contractor Lee Alder being unable to
obtain sand and gravel. The supply
comes from South Beloit and the cause
of delay was on account of breakage
of machinery at the pit The supply
has now commenced to come and work
on Second street has been commenced.
First street will be the next on the list
and when these two streets are finished
the contractor will move to West Full
ton street. 1t is now the intention to
pave West Fulton street to the city
limits.
Miss Jessica North returned Mon
day evening from Natural Bridge, Va.
where she has been the past two
weeks. At a conference there of the
officers of the Greek letter society AL
pha Delta Pi, Miss North was elected
managing editor of the national maya
zine. She was also chosen as delegate
to the Pan Hellencia conference which
meets in Denver, Colo, in December
and the Greek Letter conference which
meets in Seattle early next spring.
Miss North departed for Chicago this
week to accept position as private
secretary to President Judson of the
Chicago university.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
DEDICATE COURT
HOUSE MONDAY
Simple Services to Mark
Opening Of Remodeled$
Building. =,

Simple but impressive ceremonies
have been arranged for the formal
dedication Of the remodeled Court
House here fronting on judiciary
Square. which will be held outdoors
in the rear OF the courthouse next
Monday afternoon at o'clock. : >.
One of the features OF this cere-
mony planned by the bench and bar
OF the District will be the honor paid
the memory OF the old chief judges
and their associates and a recital of
their services during the formative
part Of the history OF the National
Capital. :,
While F. Regis Noel. one of the at
torneys on the arrangement commit
tee, announced last night that the
names of the three nationally known
men who would speak ut tho dedica-
lion have been decided upon. they
would not he made public until today
Justice Wendell PhiIlis STAFFORD.
Henry f. Davis and former ChiAf
Justice Harry Covington. will make
addresses on behalf of the members
Of the bench and bar.
Following are the members Of the
committee named to procure a tab
let to be set in the Court House
Monday: Justice Wendell r. Stat
ford, Allen e. Clark. Clarence n.
Wilson. +. Regis Noel and John E.
Laskey.
Those on the executive commit
tee on arrangements are: Chief Jus
tice Walter Irving Mccoy. George F..
Hamilton and II. Prescott Galley.
The cost of the remodellinz done
to the Court House is estimated at
$sS0.oo0. The cornerstone wa. laid
August %. 1890.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Philadelphia Symphony
Concert Pleases Many

special concert was gwen by tne
Philadelphia. Symphony Orchestra
yesterday afternoon at the New Ma
tional Theater A large audience list
ened enraptured. The novel and in
teresting feature of the program CEN
tered about the playing of the Saint
Saens Concerto in G minor by Harold
Bauer through the medium OF the
Duo-Art piano. The concerto was
played in a finished and mastery way.
It rather presented N1r. Bauer as he
considers himself at his best. for he
enjoyed the opportunity to hear and
perfect this work before he gave IT
to the public All the fire. power and
impulse that the artist Is capable OF
feeling was reproduced through the
medium of this mechanically perfect
instrument and one leaves the concert
wondering whether they prefer to hear
Harold Bauer in person or Harold
Bauer a la Duo-Art piano. One of the
most astounding facts was the re-
markable manner In which Mr.. Sto-
kowski conducted the orchestra in ac-
compartment.
The other two numbers on the pro-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
AN ENEMY OF WoMANHOOD

most the complete personality Of
woman are dependent upon health
woman's iIls are her great enemy
as they cause bad complexion. darh
circles under the eyes. headache
backache, nervousness. sIeeplessness
dragginG-down pains and the blues
and Often totally unfit her for a COM
panion. The great American remedy
for such conditions Is Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. which
has been restoring three generations
of ailing women to health. and may
be relied upon with perfect confidence.
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
City Club Building
Committee on Tour

Members of the building committed
Of the City Club will leave Washing
ton this morning at II: 10 o'clock on a
tour Of four big cities to inspect some
Of the best club houses in the East
with the idea of getting suggestions
that may be Incorporated in the 81 COZ. =
900 club house soon to be erected here
Philadelphia. Pittsburg. Cleveland
and Detroit will be visited. All of
these cities possess club houses that
are known throughout the country for
their excellent arrangement. and ac-
commodations. Five members of the
committee will make the trip-James
Sharp, chairman: Oscar A. Thorup,
secretary; Thomas Bones. D. B. Cas-
ley. and E. e. Graham. William p
Emo. another member of the commit
tee. Is unable to go.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
CLICKS FROM THE KEYS.

Hornell. N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Bernice. aged couple. found dead by
neighbors who break into house.
Denver.-Roy Raber returns to Colo
RADIO Springs after prospective bride
decamps with $50 when he comes TO
marry her.
St Louis.-D. II. Sinclair and Mrs.
Melinda c. Esterbrook. both aged so.
wed. Husband says wife's good bis
cults brought proposal.
Chicago. - Miss Pauline Goldmark
manager OF woman's section OF Rail-
road Administration. confers with Of
ficials about better conditions for
feminine workers.
New York.-Judges In divorce plea of
Maj. c. A. Moore. jr., say he is cruel
party and recommend divorce by Mrs,
Moore.
Rochester.-A. j. Whiteman, so
former millionaire. asks admittance to
poor house.
District Of Columbia Supreme Court
warns Dartmouth students of revolt
unless fair method to pay workmer
for labor is secured.
Jackson. Miss.-Mrs. Roy Wysani
files suit for divorce just before hus.
band inherits fortune.
Kenosha. Wis.-Young men sent into
homes to do housework
Charlestown, W. Va.-Varna Warns.
by. aged s. can charm snakes.
Calexico, Cal.-Lieut. G. W. Pur.
year killed when engine Of aeroplane
goes dead and il crashes to ground.
New York.-Dr. ]. f.. Mitchell. OF
Washington, addresses convention OF
American College of Surgeons.
New York.-Frank Hedley elected
president of Interborough Rapid Tran
sit Company.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
five MORE FOE
SHIPS To ALLIES
Supreme Counsel Orders
Vessels Held by Dutch
To Be Released.

Five more German merchant ships
VIII pass into the hands Of the allied
governments. in accordance with the
aecree of the supreme council. the
State Department announced yester-
day.
They were formerly owned by the
Hamburg-American Line and the Ger
nan government held they could not
Ne turned over to the allies because
Sthey were sold to Holland in 1915 and
Slo. This excuse was termed a sub
tertuse by the supreme council.
Yesterday the Cabinet at its reSu-
lar meeting under the chairrnanship
OF Secretary Of State lansing took
up the subject Of the former German
ships now under American registry
which the Shipping Board prevented
from Passing under the control of
Great Britain
The German ships now held by
Dutch navigation interests and which
-tl proceed to the Firth Of Forth
for delivery to the allied and asso-
ctated powers" are the Johann Helm
Tich Burchard, William Oswald.
BraunschveiK. Denerah ard Nassau
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
TERMS SENATOR CATS
PAW FOR THE PACKERS

Senator watson Is acting as q cats
paw for the packers" Basil Manly.
former joint chairman Of the Wal
Labor Board. charged yesterday.
Watson in introducing a resolution
for investigation of the Federal Trade
Commission Monday mentioned Manly
as one of the employees of the COM
mission with Socialist leanings. charE-
ing Manly had visited the Fabian Club
in Chicago.
IF Senator. Watson t. no more ac-
curate in his statements with refer
ence to others than he Is in his state
ments with reference to me. he has
discovered a mares nest" Manly said.
Someone has evidently misinformed
the Senator.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
BACK HOME NEWS.
Like Letter from the Folks-Watch for
Your State News in The Herald.
TENNESSEE.

Clarksville.-Mr. Claude Roger and
Miss Stella McCraw. both of Elkton.
KY. married in county clerks ONCE
at leo a. m.
Jackson--Capt- James McClaran re-
turns from overseas.
Nashville. DIR. A. D. Hite. Nashville.
guilty of violating anti-narcotic laws.
Knoxville.-Bond issue of $4,000 for
viaduct held legal
ChattanooEa-Col. Alvin g.. York
will aid sale OF anti-tuberculosis
stamps.
Memphis.-J. A omoerg resigns as
president of First National Bank.
succeeded by p S. Smithwick.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
CONNECTICUT.

Essex-Two hundred gallons ot
witch hazel stolen from plant of f.
F.. Dickinson and Company.
Norfolk.-John Bouchet goes to
Florida for the winter
Bristol-City hospital will be
erected here.
New Britain - Commuters will
ask wage increase because some
system will necessitate doubling
their street railway fare.
windsor-NIEht schools to be in
auEurated here.
Thompsonville. twenty youns
crapshooters arrested
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
UTAH.

salt Lake. Cfty.-Bids opened for
construction Of West Junior High
School
Morgan. Searching party hnds
5-yesr-old son OF Jacob Buckway
asleep in clump OF bushes fve miles
from fathers home.
Provo.-Paving Of Central street
completed.
Losan.-William Dshle. policeman.
run over by auto he was trying TO
stop for reckless driving.
Brigham city and
Democrats Join for election OF city
ticket.
ogden--C. ]. SandberE returns from
war wearing Distinguished Service
Medal and Croix de Guerre
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Serbian Fete Po.ipored.

On account OF the death OF the
italian Ambassador, the Serbian fete,
which was to open tomorrow. after
noon at the Belasco Theater. has been
postponed until November 6. There
will be no change in the program.
Boxes have all been taken by diplo-
matte. oficial. social and visiting per.
sons of note.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Explain Effect ot
Minimum Wage Rule

The effect Of the Minimum Wage
Boards ruling with respect to mer-
camille interests VIII be explained in
detail at q meeting Of the Merchants
snd Manufacturer Association, which
has been called for Thursday evening
Al 3 o'clock at the Raleigh Hotel
Gecretary Charles J. Columbus an
nounces that Jesse Adkins. chairman
Of the Minimum Wage Board. and
,sflss Clara '. Mortinson, the secre-
Hary OF the board. will attend the
meeting and will be prepared to an
swer any question OF the minimum
wage law as il concerns their indi-
N-idual businesses
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
ARKANSAS.

Conway.-ColleFe to Be founded here
by Church Of Christ
Fort smith--Sallie wirrfns. white,
confesses to bisany.
Para agould.-Business nen increase
paw Of teachers. School board can
not.
Little Rock Roosevelt Memorial
campaign started in Arkansas.
Elytheville. James Gray. 40. farm
er. killed by wife after quarrel
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Movies Seek Maynard
As Hero Of New Film

Lieut.. Beivln W. Maynard. winner Of
the trans-continentai air race. was
wired an offer OF 5000 by the United
States Photoplay Corporation last
night to appear IN its production of
Determination"
The board Of directors Of the cor
poration met here yesterday afternoon
snd framed the proposal to the "ny-
ing parson." calling for one weeks
work.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
INDIGESTION
CAN'T STAY
Stomach PAIN, Sourness, Gases,
and Acidity ended with
Pspe's Diapepsin"

out-of-order stomachs feel fne at
once When meals don't ft and you
helch gas. acids and undisested food.
When YOU feel indigestion pain, Jumps
bf distress in stomach, heartburn or
headache. Here IA instant relief
lust as soon as Won eat a tablet or
two IT Pape's Diapepsin all the dys-
repsia. indigestion and stomach dis
tress caused by acidity will end.
Ehese pleasant harmless tablets of
PaPe's Diapepsin always put sick.
UPSET. acid stonachs IN order at once
and they cost SO little at drug stores.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

gram were Blzet's "L'Arlesienne"
Suite and Dvorak's Symphony in E
minor.
The FIRST number was played with
all the delicate shading that the music
demands and the last with all SYM
pathy. for which Mr.. Stokowski Is SO
well known.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Girl Scouts Drive for
10000 Members Planned

Leaders Of the sixty-odd Girl Scout
troops In the District received their
ina1 instructions yesterday after
noon regarding the work expected
Of them in the local campaign OF the
organization to secure 10000 sus-
taining members. which will begin
next Saturday and continue for q
week.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
IDAHO.

Twin Falls.-Shorthorn cattle
breeders will hold sale in January.
Ashton.-O. Sparkman appointed
sheriff of Fremont County.
Boise. - Daniel O'Connell. S.,
sheepherder. found murdered in his
tent at Kuhn.
MaIad. Edward williams. 81.
wealthy farmer, Is dead.
Lewiston.-J. ". Haight made in
ternal revenue tax collector.
Idaho Falls.-Maj A. d. Smith
fiies TO Boise. distance OF 200 miles.
in two hours and forty-fve minutes.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
MISSISSIPPI.

New Albany,-Lonser school terms
favored by county school board.
Meridian. - Mississippi Alabama
roundup closes after 500 head of cat.
tie are sold.
Magee.-State tuberculosis Santa,
rum to build another cottage.
NatcheB.-City faces sugar famine
both white and brown supplies hav-
ing been exhausted.
Jackson.-State Red Cross anti-tu-
berculosis conference called.
Indianola.-R. L. Waugh named
temporary postmaster following res
ignation OF A. B. Smith.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

FLAME, kt6rych jest tylko mafa gar
stka, ME pokryjq koszt6w budowy szko-
ly 1 domu ola Si0str, dlatego tez ape
lula do serc zyczliwych i'm, przyja--
ciof w Chicago, kt6rzy juz wielokrot-
ny dali dowod swej hojnci ofiarnosci,
z z"aproszeniem ma powyzsza zabawe,
gdzie W gronie swoich przyjaciot / PREY
miIej zabawle dopomoga wiele 90
stworzenia Hinduism IA szkoie / dom
ola Siostr ~Nauczycielek. Do Gostynia
jedzie sic koleja C. b. and g.. z dwor-
ca Union" W sr6dmieSciu. lub re sta
cyl Dry Western ave. j 1Stcj III. NaJ-
lepIej / najoszczeduiej jest z1ozyc sic
W partye DO piec os6b i zakupic TAX
zwany 10 jazdowy billet, kt0ry koSz-
tute tylko $40. P~ojedyGczy za$, zaknr
ptony W pociagu kosztuje "a cent
Automobilem dojechac MONA Utica =
lub 12ta ul., wprost do Hinsdale a
stamtad na miejsce. Do jak naJlicz
Ltejszego udzialu zaprasZa mleJscoW!
Y. probszcz. Stanisiaw J. KoralewSkL
niedawno przybyiy z Francyi. a kt6rH
przez wyzsza wiadze kosc. mianowalT
zostal tamtejszym kierowniklem / O.
piekunem duchOwnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
z CRAGIN.

Jutro, W niedziele, odbedzle sic W
parafii sw. Stanislawa B. NJ, W era
gin, wielkie przyjecie ola zoinierzy
1 marynarzy tamtejszych, ktorych
jest przeszlo osmdziesieciu, a kto--
rych Komitet O~bywatelski uczcit
chce "a ich poswiecenie sic, gdy Nd
odglos trabki bojowej, rzucili swe
zajecia 1 poszli walczyc W dalekie a
nieznane i'm strony. Wszystko zapo-
wiada sic jak n~ajlepiej. Gala dziel-
MICA wezmie udziai W tel uroczysto-
Sci, ktorej program oddany bedzie W
salt parafialnej, O godzinie 6ej VIE
czorem. Komitet spodziewa sic, re
mowy okolicznosciowe wygiosza "a
p~roszeni ma to uroczystost, sedzia
Hazen, radca Andersen, x. proboszcz
stanisfaw ~Swierczek, C. r., adwokat
W~awrzyniec F. Zygmunt I OBJ. Mi
chal Biba. Choir ~parafialny rowniez
wystapi re spiewem.
stowarzyszenie pod nazwa Anne
rtcan Legion" Oddzia} Kosciuszki,
do ktorego naleza sami Polacy, UREA
dza wieczorek towarzyski sail
Humboldt, przy ulicy Lorel W.
Palmer. dzisiaj W sobote. dnia 5000
b. m. Poczatek o goczinie Sci wte--
czorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

Polonia ma Town OF Lake zyskuje
nova sifs dentystyczna W osobie dra
Stanislawa ]. Pacera. Jest on wy
chowankiem tel dzielnicy i ogoln1e
znany W koiach towarzyskich ma po-
}udniowej stronie miasta. Rodzice
jego, PIP. Jak6b / Franciszka, MALE
"a do najstarszych osadnikow Town
Of Lake / najpierwszych parafian
Sercowa. Poczatkowe nauki pobieraI
" szkole p%arafialnej sw. Jozefa; po
ukohczeniu tychae uczeszczaI do WY
szej szkoly: Lake High. Ma kurs
dentystyki zapisai sic do Chicago
College of Dental Surgery. Dzial
ten przylaczony jest do Uniwersytetu
Valparaiso; ukonczy{ go chlubnie, o.
trzymujac dyplom dnia Sgo czerwca,
b. r. Kilka tygodni tenn skfada} eg-
zamin stanowy, a dop,ero onegdaj o.
trzymai wiadomost, re pomyslnie 60
zlozyl; W ten sposob truly lego 20
staly wynagrodzone, poniewaz ma
on teraz prawo praktykowania W
swym zawodzie. DR.. Stan. ]. PAGER
jest prezesem Tow. Miodz. Sw. Sta
nisfawa Kostki, skupiajacego sic
PREY parafii NajSw. Serca Jezusa.
Jest on pierwszym doktorem z gro
ma tamteiszej mtodziely, w5rod kto-
rel z tego powodu panuje radosc.
NaIe1y r6wnie1 do Tow. sw. Jozefa.
lied. p. R. K. Biuro swe otworzyf
pnr. 1925 W. Anna ul.. r0g Hermit
tage I'VE
Mlodemu dentyScie ayczymy po-"
wodzenia W jego Zawodzie!
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z GOSTYNlA EAST
GROVE, ILL.

Jutro, W niedziele, dnia 31-go b. H.
parafla Matki Boskiej Gostyhskiej, u
rzadza zabawe polaczonq z bazarem !
innymi niespodziankami ma dziedzlh'
GU parafialnym. Powyzsza zabawa pa
rafialna, urzadzona bedzie ma korzysc
budowy novel szko}y, ola dziatwy tam
~tejszej 1 domu ola Siostr N~auczycic-
lex. TAX dziatwa jak 1 Slostry zakon,
ne, wieIe musza clerplec 1 n~iezliczone
trudnosci ponosic z powodu braku maj
prostszych wyg6d. Sami tamte1si para.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
xtra!Extra!

ZYDZI ZN0W DONOsZA .POGROMACH" w POLsCE.
LONDYN, 80. SIERPNIA. - Re zr6de4 zydOwskich donosza
tn o nowym rzekomym pogromie zyd6w W Mihsku, kt6ry mia1 sic
zaczac W piatek ~ubiegiego t~ygodnia trwac caie try dni. Oo co
pOdaja zydOwskie depesze:
Przez caty czas zaburzen ~znajdowali sic W Minsku generai
Jadwin i professor Gothard, czlOnkowie amerykanskiej mlsyi l
koniec mordom ~polozyio ukazanie sic w}asnie generaaa JadWlna
ma uIicach W AUTOMOBILE z amerykahska flaga"O ,ambasadorze
donosza, re pospieszy4 z Warszawy, ably uzyc sWego
wp{ywu, celem przywr6cenia p~orzadku.
General Jadwin miaI przeslaG o caIem zajsciu rapport do wa
szyngtonu.
Mihsk, pc okupacyi przez polskie wojska, zyi W zupemym
spokoju przez ubiegfy tydzieh, gdy nagle zo1nierze zaczeI RADIO
wac. General Szeptycki Biskup Mihska czynii wszystko, co BY
10 W ich mocy, ably polozye tame zaburzeniom, ale pladrowanie
posunefo sic do tego stopnia, il sytuacya znalazsa sic poza lch
kontrola. General Szeptycki wydal surowe zarzadzenia chWych
sic ostrych srodk6w, skutkiem czego czterech zonierzy zostafo
zabitych, a 20 rannych. 0 lie wiadomo, ZraboWano okofo 50o ske-
pow. Ponadto zabitych ma bye 81 4yd6w, a pr6cz tego miano u
nieSc ukryc wiecej ieh trup6w.
Dodatkowe doniesienia podaja o innych masakrach, ktore
miaIy sic odby6 W Perejaslawiu W Whine. Niema o mich biz
szych s~zczeg6}6w, podobno jednak W Perejaslawiu 326 zydow 70
staIo Zabitych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

Kruszyhskiej. Druzbowali: pan Hen,
ryk Reder, kuzyn PAM mlodej, Z
parma Helena Kulikowska, oraz pan
Artur Traska, ~serdeczny przyjaciel
pana mlodego, z pna Jadwiga Jano-
| WAX. Panstwo miodzi wyjechali ma
podr6z poSlubna do Green, Bay,
Wis, gdzie So podejmowani przez
panstwo Hubbard.
Komitet Wydziafu Narodowago
urzadza ola ex-zolnierzy wieczorex
powitalny, ktory odbedzie sic jutro,
W sail Sw. Trolley. Specyalnie wybra,
nv komitet czynii wszystko W swej
mocy, ably to przyjecie bylo jak nal
serdeczniejszym wyrazem czci, wy
p{ywajacej z serc naszych ola tel
m3odzi dzielnej, ktora poswieciia ola
Idei - wszystko. Mundur z%olnierski
lest wstepem. Weterani So proszeni
przez Knmitet o liczne przyoycie;
wieczorek to bedzie bardzo urozmal-
conv | niezawodnie zadowoli wszyst-
kich. Poczatek o godAnie 6-tej.
= co -
W i~eziorze, PREY grobli MUNICIPAL
nei do ktorej dojechat mona tram
wajem linii Grand, wystawiona jest
ma widok publiczny SUBMARINE ME-
miecka, ktora tysiace ciekaWycO
sciaga nieustannie. okret ten pod
wodny, wziety zostai wra0 z Saioss
do niewoli przez marynarzy amers-
kabskich | niezad,ugo zostanie "a ro7
razem vladz r~ozebrany; poniewaz "a
diva dni zostanie on Z grobli usunle-
~ nalezy skorzystat re sposoonosci
i przygladnac sic temu teroro"' mof
skiemu, kt6ry W czasie wo,ny TAX
wybitna gra, role. = Wstsp "0in''
e 4
cdv Jan Marek, 304 W. lSta ILL.,
snotka1 ma ulicy Daniela JuoenKe'
vszed, 2 MIN W ktttnie, ktora Wne'
rrzemieni,a sic W b6jke zazarta, a "
trakcie kt6rej Jubenko zostaa po--
waznie nolem pokiereszowany. Ma
rok zbieg,. Policya dowiedziaia sic
p6aniej nazwiska napastnika Cd po-
pi+ego' kt6rego teraz energicznie po-
szuSuje.
o IS q =
Pod kola AUTOMOBILE wpadt wczo-
raj wieczorem chiopiec nazWisKlem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
'NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

U pahstwa Woznych, p. n. 1920
Maplewood ave-, bawili W tych
dniach goscinie krewnl re St
Louis, PM Prakseda Struc, z corka.
mi Helena 1 Anna, oraz wnukiem,
-Romanem Nowakiem; r6wniet bawl.
II W domu PIP. Woznych kuzyno--
stwo, PM Joanna Lazarewicz 2 sy--
mem, x. B. Lazarewiczem. C. R., O.
raz z c6rka, Helena, zametna Ka-
czorowska; mieszkali oni W rezyden-
cyl ~letniej PIP. Woznych W Elmhurst,
III.
PAM Anna Muszyhska, Fam. pnr.
1885 Dickson ul., wraz z pania Ana
stazya Kleczewska, wyjecha}a ma
dwutygodniowe wakacye do Lake
Geneva, Wis.
q > u
Ma kilko-tygodniewe wakacye do
Milwaukee,, Wis, wyjechaia parma
Marya Kosobucka. Fam. pnr. 1918
George ul., dobrze znana W ko}ach
'owarzyskich dzielnicy Avondale; to
warzys y jej przyjaciolka, pna b.
Oszkady. Podejmowane one beda W
grodzie saskatchewan przez ciotke,
pania Anne Kosobucka. Parma Anna
zio5y rowniez wizyte swemu kuzy-
nowi, x. A. Kosobockiemu, ktory
Jest asystentem PREY parafii sw. ia
cka W tym miescie.
O 81 q
Ma kilkudniowe wakacye wyjechafy
do Milford, ILL.,, panny: Julianna Sic
raszewska, Anna Lesny i PAM Franco
Ska Puczka, gdzie beda podejmowane
u krewnych i znajomych.