davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
I Urzqdu PrasowO
Intormacyjnego.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
POSZUKIWANIE.

Oh. Jan MazurkiewiCz. POlak,
przebywaiaCy W niewoli amerykan-
skicj. pOszukuie siostry swej "a
melnej "a Szymonem Kubera. Stu
sarlem. Ostatnio zamiesLkalym "
Cleveland, Ohio. Kubera pochodzi
re Slesina, 2 Poznahskiego. a s!o--
stra / rodzina Ma~zurkiewiCza 2 pod
Nakia. Ktoby znal 0w adres pota-
danny. MECH go p~rze5le pod adres:
Jan MazurkiewicZ No. posts,
Prisoners OF War Camp No. 50 in
France. e. o. Prisoners OF War In
formation Bureau.
4. G.. o. American f. F
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(Dokonezenie.)
Hold .. Clemenceau.

Okolo rodz. Bel poch6d zbl:--
wi sc DO Ministsryum Wojny.
Muzyka graG p~rrestaje: slyehaS
iCno miarcwy krok wojska.
Roz,ega SIC dOuosna komenda
lap. RodzynSkiego: .Nompania,
,tanRS - st6j!" Ia wojskiem Ia
trzymal sic caiy PochGd. Know
komcuda wojsko stanelo frontem
do budynku ministeryum. Cd po-
chodu oddriela sic delegacya, kto-
"a ma wreczyG bukiet p. Clemen,
ceau. bojownikowi niepodlegto--
Sci r~olsisiej Nv ramach historycz-
uych", bukiet bialych i ponso-
vA,eh r6z. Do delegacyi nalezq:
ID. Mickiewicz, Dunikowski, Ia
leski, Wielowiejski i inni.
Ale Pana Clemenceau nlema W
Paryzu. Jest on z caiym rzadem,
2 prezydentem Rzeezypospolitej,
z ciaiem dyplomatycznem i posla-
mi do parfamentu W Metzu Stras
burgu. A W tel historycznej why
Gle. u5wiecaiacej powrot dwoch
utraconych p~rowincyi nas}ono OF
czyzny biora udziai r6wniez p
Roman Dmowski, prezes komite-
tn Narodowego Polskiego / gene
raj J6zef Halter, N~aczelny W6dz
Wojsk PoIskich.
Me mogac osobiscie przyjac
deaegacyi, p. Clemenceau poru-
czyi gen. Archinsrdowi, szefowi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
UroczystOse Polska W Paryzu.

Misyi Wojskowcj Francusko-Pol
skicj. ably go wyreczyL General
Archiuard przyjal delcgacye " 81
.loniku, przybranym we iIagi fran
cuskie i polskie. Towarzyszyli
gen. Archinardowi W przyjeciu
delegacyi komendant dc Ia Noe ,
kapitan Testut. =.
Wreczajac wiazanke kwiecia
gen., p. Wladyslaw Mickiewicz
przem6wii W slowach nastepujq-
|cych:
Panic Generate!
Prosze Pana o~swiadczyc, Panu
Prezesowi Rady Ministr6w, re
zaluje bardzo, IL ME moge wyrar
&c jemu samemu uczuc mych ro-
dakow. Zwyciestwo Francyi wy
zwala wszystkie Judy ucisnione.
Rozumie wiec Pan, jak bardzo
Polska jest w~dzieczna P. Clemen-
ceau. To, co on uczynii, pozwala
nam mice nadzieje, re pok6i, kto-
ry sic zbliza, bedzie rownie pei
nym chwaly. jak wojna, ktora/ 20
s.ala ukonczona.
Ma przemowienie p. Mfckiewi-
GA odpowiedzial p. gen. Archi-
rard w nastepujacych slowacb:
Panowiel
Prezes Rady MiniStrow, Mini
ster Wojny, uczynii mi wielki "a
szczyt, polecajac Mi Podzieko-'
wac VAN "a WaSza dobra / pa
tryotyczna mysl.
! Pozbawiony on jest przyjem--
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Z WILKESBARRE, PA.

Trzynastoletni Stanislaw Gryko
chwyc;l przypadkiem reka "a koniec
drutu, jaki oderwa' ole cd przewo-
dow elektrycznych I ma miejscu 20
stall zabity.
- Michal Kodak re Scranton
przystanal ma Lackawnna ILL.,, gdzie
syn jego kaleka sprzedawal sazety,
ucalowal go serdecznie. poezem wy
dobyl revolver i strzelil do sieb:e
diva razy. Lekarze W s2pitalu orze-
xii. re pomimo ciezkich ran, Eye be-
die
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
kto nusl prlsdstaHlt rzadewl
SN6j doch6d | cd lysku "a
plaGiG pOdat0k

NaszynSton, -. I. (hoinunl-
kat Rzadowy.) - Kazdy miesz-
kaniec Stanow Zjedn., obywatel
iro cudzoziemiec obojga pici, po-
dlega ustawom prawa o podatku
dcchodowym i jest obowiazany
przedstawic rzadowi swoje docho
dy "a 1918 rok, to macy kazdy
pojedynczy micSzkauiec zarabia-
lacy $1,000 hub wiecej i kazdy ia
milling zarabiajacy $1,000 hub
wiecej rocznie obowiazani So zro-
bic pisemna deklaracye wykazu-
jaca dochody re wszystkich zr6-
del "a rok kalendarzowy 1918.
Taxi rapport ola rzadu musi bye
zrobiony ma specyalnym blankie-
Gle. ktory otrzymac MONA cd ko-
lektora wewnetrznego podatku
Collector Of Internal Revenue),
4 adres kolektora MONA otrzy--
mac w kazdem bauku Tub biurze
pocztowem. L tych kolektorow
mole bye, otrzymana bezpiatna
pomoc w przygotowaniu okreSle-
MA dochodu.
Osoby, kt6rych roczny dochod
ME przewyzsza 5000 powinny
ia TAXI rapport uzyc formy (104O
~ i zastosowat sic do istrukcyi
drukowanej ma tym raporcie.
Wszystkie raporty o dochodach
"a rok 1918 musza bye dostarczo-
ne kolektorom pred dniem logo
marca 1919 roku, ~poniewaz sobo-
ia 15go marca jest ostatnim
dniem naznaczonym przez prawo
90 przyjmowania tego podatku.
Naleznc "a ten podatek pienia-
DE powinny bye zapiacone w
chwili wypelniania raportu. Cze-
Ii lub przekazy, wypisane ma naz-
v,isko kolektora, powinny bye do
iaczone do raportu.
Kazda spolka musi zrobiG ra-
port dochodow i wydatkow "a
1918 rok wykazujac nazwisko-
adres kazdego wSpolnika, a take
udziai tai5owych w zysku lub
stracie w interesie "a ubegiy rok.
Mazda osoba, prowadzaca jakiS
interes i Piacaca pensye, komorne
procenty etc. W roku 1918 do
$1,000 kazdej osobie musi zrobic
oddzielny rapport wprost do ko--
misarza wewnetrznego podatku
Commissioner OF Internal Re-
VENUE, Washington, D. c. Wy
kazujac nazwiska, adresy ! sunny
piaconc kazdemu pracownikowi,
wlaScicielowi mieszkania albo in
nym osobom W wySokoSci $1,000
lub wiecej.
Podatek obecnic przez Rad
Stan6w Zjedn. Sciagany ME jest
podatkiem nalozonym ma fanny,
warSztaty realnoSci, oszczednosci
zlozone " bankach, pozyczki VOL
nosc;owe ! tym podobne zabezpie
czcnia. ale jest jedynie pOdatkiem
I'd czystego zysEu "a rok ubiegly,
ME Jest ten podatek rozlozony ma
w~arsztaty. ale tax wiascicieli tych
re jak ! pracujacy w takowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

Zasluzyli r6wniez ma podzieke
artysci polscy, pD: Baranowskl'
Czerwinski, Makowski, Nawro.
czyiski i Rubczak, kt6rzy Z ra.
dosna gotowoScia ofiarowali swa
ccnna pomoc, malujqc l1erby
mast, oraz pan BRANDED, kt6ry "a.
j4f sic strona artystycznq pocllo-
du.
Podzieka r6wniez sic nalczy
p:elegniarkom polskim, kt6re du'
&c bardzo pomagafy W organiza--
cyl rochodu. Zasluzyia sic pre-
dewszystkiem parma Wisla..
SrncuIe,, ~ kr6drnicacIa EMn 20.
ai1 ram D7TEESIK cHTcaGoSKf o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

mic w deklaTacyi swOjcj 3 II listopa-
la, 1T93 +. kr0l pruSki mICtywuje IA
jccic GdaisSa MISREPRESENTATION ia
kir przcIstawia to miasto nieprzyjuznc
Sprdwic pruskicj a przychymc spra--
vic p~olskicj.
Mic m0wiQc o uSposobieniu nieprzy-
juznem, kt6rc obiawfa sic w ten mic
Scie prZcc:w PruSom Od ciagu lat, stalO
sic ono rzcczywiScic jcdnym z punk
tow zbrojnych tel sekty rcwolucyjnej,
kt6ry idziC Cd ZbrOdni do ZbrodlTi. Sci
sic sr.rSunki, kt6rc ludnOSC utrzymujc
we Fruncyi i W P0lScc zc s~tronnictwGm
kt6rc PREY ponocy bezwzglcdncj $mia-
l05cl Swych zaSad. dominujc wickszo-
&cia ~obywatcli Ozvwionych najlcpszymi
zamlarami i W kOncu latwOSc, kt6rq
Znajdu.jc wSp6lEy n~icprzyjaciel, dzieki
pom0cy swUiCh Z~wOlennik6w W Gdail-
sku. do za0patrywania sic w Gasohy ny
""'N"
so''''' " ~
sci. ktGrc 1wr0cify uwage kr0la IA to
Anckt0wWnlC GdaGSka przez PruSy
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III" "E""''"
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II gay i"iSka "d"ESta S"P h'ep's'le-
S'o'r' lrUSy bHiq mh>latE %r2cc SIC
F''4"l"'''" "n"i'>"" Va ~ ""l"s So
blia -'%o "I"cHIii"' l'H'F l. DISTINCT
~oSW'"G'ZEf o'P"'a'Hl i''eil'ccht'J "
lru> "dchOtii'"' III" P"hSI"a poiSA'e'
=" maJac"So "arSZaWc "a SWoJ pulk'
celi'ra'hE p'Sla'ia'ile "uanSAa oF'H'e
hoA''F"H'>'ta "I"HleJ Hi'"i"o" ha' JAN
poS,adhhie IO%haiIa' ''u!"! kieuENoi-
Wick Eur"ph Eauaia nam Klc>A@' wy
N'CHN! &c NScIoiu pHlt"A~'ic OAR
dEi'J JcSAcZe "'Sr"~ehl " "dan>Au III"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

musza zaplacic podatek cd swego
czystego zarobku rowniez wlas.
ciciel domu ME p}aci tego podat-
XII cd domu ale cd dochodu jak.
mu ten dom przynosi, jezeli kto
posiada ziozone kapitaiy to zapla-
ci tylko podatek cd procentu jaki
mt ten kapitai przyniosi w roku
1918.
Prey obliczaniu tego podatku,
nastepujace melody powinne bye
zastosowane: Najpierw oznaczyt
dokladnic sumo pensyi otrzymy-
wancj; zarobek profcsyonalny,
fachowy, handlowy, dochod Z ko-
mornego, z procentow, Z dywi--
dend i z wszelkich innych zr6dc!.
w wykazie tym MONA ominat;
wartosc otrzymanych prezent0w,
wynagrodzenia "a nicszcze$liwe
wypadki, zaplate "a czynna s}uz-
be w armii i marynarce StanGw
Zjednoczonych; zaplate &c skwi-
towan z polls ubezpieczeniowych
ga wyjatkiem, gdy kwitujac Z
polisy otrzymalo sic wiecej jak
tyfo wypiacone); procenty cd
miastowych, stanowych i rzado--
wych papier0w wartoSciowyel
ia wyjatkiem, gdy sic Jest w po-
siadaniu znacznej ilo5ci pozyczek
wolnoSciowych t. wv. Liberty
Bonds''.)
Od.sumy calego dochodu NIGGA
bye odciagniete wszystkie konie-
CINE wydatki poiaczone Z prowa-
dzeniem intereSu lub Z iachu
procenty zapiacone cd hipotek
hub innych zobowiazah: wSzyst-
kie zapiacone podatki, (opr0cz
dochodowego i Cd przedmiot6w
zbytku) miejscowe podatki cd
Sciekow, chodnikow it'd, wszyst-
kie poniesione straty ME pokryte
asekuracya nalezne diugi uznane
w roku ubiegiym jake bczwarto-
sciowe (stracone) !; znizka warto-
sci budynk6w i maszym T. kto--
rych otrzymywalo sic dochGd; O.
fairy ma cele dobroczynnc, natl
kowe, religijne hub edukacyjne
ME przewyzszajace ID procent cy-
fry czystego zysku, hub przywilc-
ju odciagniecia.
Dozwolone odciagniecia ME "a
wieraja osobistych hub familij
nych wydatkow, a take sum wy
danych ma ulepszenia i poprawki
w nieruchomoSciach.
Rezultat otrzymany 20 odjeciu
dozwolonych odciagniec Z calko-
witego rocznego dochodu. jest
czystym zyskiem, kt6ry jest pod
stawa okreSlajaca czy musi bye
zaciagniety i zaprzysiezony zysk
ola obliczenia naleznego podatku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

PGinocy, kt6rc jcj talk czesto ma
d&wano.
Mech zyjc Francya!
Okrzyk ten podjeli manifcstan-
q. ma co zn0w Poblicznost fran
cuska odpowicdziaIa kilkakrot-
rem ,.Nive la Pologne!!" Ma
wszystkich twarzach widow
francuskich malowala SIC serdecz
liz sympatya i jaIby wdziecznosc
"a hold, jaGsi til pod posaglem
Strasburga skladali Francyi Po-
lacy. Scrca dw0ch bratnich marc.
dow razcm tn zabily. Rozulnieli-
Smy sic.
Gromka komenda, dzwiek; mar
sza - pocErjd ruszy}, kicrujac sic
W ulice Rivoli XII placowki Car
rousel. Tlumy Francuz6w nam
teraz towarzyszyiy i bardzo VIE
LII Paryzan maszerowa}o "a her
bami miast polskich, ME czujac
sic w polskiem towarzystwie ME
swojo.
Manifestanci przedefilowali je-
szcze przy dzwiekach muzyki pod
pomnikiem Gamzetty ma placu
Caroussel, wewnatrz Luwru, po-
czem nastqpiio rozejscie sic.
PublicznoSt paryska pOdziwia-
la spok6j, radosna powage i zwla
SEGA wielki porzadek 'Pochodu !
cafej uroczysto5ci. Szczera wdzie
czno$t nalezy sic wszystkim ini-
cyatorom, organizatorom i wspol
rczestn;kom tel pieknej uroczy-
stosci. a specyalne podziekowanie
- nicstrudzouej energii p. Jana
Dercziiskicgo, ktory Z prawdzi-
vic po]znahska sprawnoScia kie-
rowal strong tecfnicznq calej lila
niiestacyi. ....
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02
Yuma Sun, November 27)

An unidentified Mexican was shot
and killed about l o'clock this after
noon by Miss Cirilda A. Smith at her
home, two miles west of Welton. The
shooting occurred after the Mexican
had threatened Miss Smith with an
axe and during a struggle for the
possession of a shotgun belonging to
the woman.
Miss Smith, who resides alone on
her ranch, had been to the home of a
neighbor. She was returning to her
place, riding horseback, when she
saw the Mexican starting fire a
few feet from the corner of her
house. He was preparing to cook a
chicken which he had taken from
Miss Smiths ranch. Miss Smith or
dered the man to leave the premises
as she rode towards him. The Mexi-
can paid no attention to the COM
mand. Miss Smith dismounted from
the horse and turned the animal in
the corral. She returned to near
where the man was starting the fire
and again ordered him to leave. The
Mexican then grabbed an axe that
was lying near and advanced toward
Miss Smith. Miss Smith ran to the
house and secured a shotgun that
was resting just inside the front door
and leveling the gun at the Mexican,
ordered him to drop the axe and
leave the place. The man dropped
the axe and grabbed the barrel of the
shotgun. Miss Smith pulled the trig-
ger and the shot struck the Mexican
in the right breast.
Then ensued fierce struggle. The
Mexican, with the blood streaming
from his body, attacked the woman
fiercely and the two fought through
the house and back, out Of doors
where the Mexican fell dead.
The sheriff's office was notified
early yesterday afternoon and Sheriff
Greenleaf, County Attorney Timmons
and Judge Charles Smith went to
the scene of the shooting. An in
quest was held over the body of the
Mexican yesterday afternoon and the
coroner's jury returned a verdict Of
justifiable homicide. Miss Smith was
not arrested.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02
PERSONAL INTEGRITY VS.. POLITl-
CAL IRRESPONSIBILITY

A MEXICAN banking methods are the most pro-
a gressive and accommodating in the world con-
I~A sistent with good business principles. ;.
One Of the first points of safe banking is to dis
tribute loans rather than concentrating them IN a
few hands,
Honesty, integrity and pride in conducting a
safe banking house free from political and factonal
domination by outside influences are the guiding
factors of private banking in America.
Facts and figures must govern banking Tor the
nrotection of every depositor Political banking as
advocated by the Non-P Partisan league and similar
socialistic organizations does away with the per-
sential feature and substitutes political irrespon
sbiitv which seeks more to please the favored few
than to protect the interests of the many:
The recent investigation of the little Scandln-
avian hank Of Fargo. n. D., which disclosed iabil-
tiles of 81 100000 with $75O,OOO owed by the Non
Partisan league activities alone is an excellent IL
lustration of political domination IN banking. me
Non-Partisan league the controlling power in N D.
advocates state owned POLITICALLY operated) indus
tries, including banks.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02
INCREASING USE OF OIL

~ TEEL manufacturers are turning more and
more to the use Of OIL
x France is urging that big concerns con-
vert their boilers to burn oil in place of coal Large
users of coal in Paris declared it would take months
to adapt the boiler to the fuel but it is stated
group of American engineers guaranteed to make
the complete change in weeks.
AS the advantages of fuel becomes recognl-
zed it's use is being rapidly extended. -,
Consumption is exceeding production in the U.
S. This situation emphasizes the necessity OF ma
tional and state policies which will encourage devel,
opment of new oil fields and the opening Of thousand
Of acres now withdrawn from use in western states,
by the government.
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The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02
Here and There In Arizona
Newsy Notes pecp Exchanges

miami Silver Belt, November 28)
Some soldier Of fortune evidently
fearing a war in Mexico or another
war in Europe last night smashed the
plate glass window in the front of
the Norris-Kennedy drug store and
made away with an automatic revol-
yer. Inasmuch as the plate glass win
dow was probably worth more than
the revolver the proprietors of the
drug company will count it a special
favor of the belligerent-loving gen
tlemen looking for trouble will call
and notify them the next time they
contemplate smashing plate glass
window to obtain revolver.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02
WATCH THEM.

NE AVING had thorough whipping on the field
~ of death and gore, We may see the Germans
skipping back to useful task and chore.
Having dumped the old ambitions having scrapped
the Wilhelm dream they get down to new conditions
and trade they'd be supreme. While the other
wranglng nations yap around and paw the air, back
to old time occupations 60 the Germans everywhere
With single earnest purpose they 60 back to forge
and loom, while our foaming winds1niths chirp us
songs of anarchy and doom. If we do not quit our
yipping, making smoke and fur ascend, Germany
that got the whipping, will be winner in the end
For she's heating up her boilers and she's speeding
up her mills, and her brawny, husky toiers go to
work, with loyal wills. While we rant around and
clamor of our rights and of our wrongs. Germany
takes up the hammer and sounds forth the work
time gongs Watch the Germans, see them germing
in their old efficient way, while we're squeaking,
squabbling, squirming for big advance in pay.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02

A representative of Richard Gird
of Chino, Calf, named Baca, arrived
last week and is at the Empire rancho
now. He has contracted for several
trainloads of cattle to be shipped to
Chino, for fattening on sugar beet
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02

Col. John Weir of New York, re-
presenting the Guggenheim interests
in Sonora, was at Nogales yesterday,
en- route to Hermosillo on business.
He came from Nacosari, via Bisbee
and Fairbank. The copper mines at
Nacosari are owned by the Guggen-
helms.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02

Mr.. A. F. Paredes and family have
arrived from Fairbank, and will make
their home in Nogales. Mr.. Paroles
is owner of the Nina Mexico, south of
Bisbee-in Sonora.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02

A. H. Paul, who has been employed
with the Inspiration Copper company
the past five years as foreman of the
boiler shop, left yesterday for Chile,
South America, where he has accepted
a similar position with the Chile-In-
spiration Copper Company. Mrs. Paul
with her daughter Dorothy and son
Paul, will leave for San Bernardino,
Calf, tomorrow where she will re-
main until Mr.. Paul arranges home
for them in South America. They
will then join Mr.. Paul in Chile.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-02
ENGLISH LABOR UNIONS DECLINE PROPRI-
ETORSHIP

n STRIKING instance of the attitude of the
"a British labor organizations upon the subject
~M of proprietorship has been afforded this year.
great shpyards constructed during the war, recent
ly offered to sell them to the Federation Of Engn
eering and Shipbuiding Trades upon very favorable
terms.
It was chance to secure not only steady wages,
but the profits of management, and to demonstrate
that high compensation to capitalistic managers
unnecessary The Federation, however, declined
the tender. It's officials ddnot wish to the
responsibility of managing the shipyards. They do
MT want the shpyards on competitive basis where
fair test of efficiency could be had They want
the shipyards operated by the Government, backed
up by the public Treasury and supported by the gen.
eral taxing power, with no responsibility to themse
YES attached Radical agitators wish to dictate in
different lines of industry but they do not wish to
assume responsibilities of management.
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Now we are biffed squarely between the eyes
with the starting intelligence that the new Paris
gowns are entirely waistless. Fie, fie sisters
What next? We poor men are suffering agonies
from eye strain as it is, and we simply can not
vive any more alopathic doses. We shudder with
indescribable terror at the approach Of the next
scream of fashion-Which, we fear, will even be
skrtless.
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And now will some kind friend please tell us
who is to be our next president? We want to esta-
blish our reputation political wiseacre and pres
identia prophet by doping it out to readers in
advance Of the nomination.