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Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
CHICKENS SUFFER

The fact that tho steamer North western run on a sand bar in Wran- gcu Narrows. thereby delaying her day or SO almost spoiled @ reccp- .lon on the Island for a returned sol- Her.
 Remi Van Huylonbrocck is a young Belgian fellow who went with he first draft last year. Ho went from here Co Fort Seward, thence Co Camp Lewis and from there direct Co France. where he was with Che Dist Division. He saw lighting near his old home in Flanders and also in France. He was wounded a couple 1f times and also gasscd.
 He was due to como home on the Northwestern. SO hls brother Rene ausod quite commotion on the in back Of the Trcadwell postonicc 1y slaughterlng about a dozen Of is yerow-lcggcd chickens Co help iakc a feast for che great day Tho house was decorated with flags. a program was arranged and an thc local Belgian colony was standing on tip-toe waiting for the arrival Of he boat with tho hero aboard and. incidentally. the order to tear into hose fried chickens The speech ol welcome was rchoarscd until Che 5pcakcr became hoarse and still mo Northwestern and no hero. A day md night vigil was kept as was Che hickcn. until finally human nature .ould stand it no longer and thc banquet was spread minus Che hero
 When Che Northwestern came into Dort Remi was aboard and he waf given a welcome by his country people and relatives that he will long remember. but those lovely .hickcns that were to be tho head liners Of the feast had gone. an on account Of a boat hitting a sand bar.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
SOME DIFFERENCE

The city of Dawson with a pop ulation not much greater than that of Douglas Island, spent last year for fire protection $2S.332.2G. The chief Of the department is paid {2j0 per monthl the captain S1S5 per month, five hosemen s175 per month and driver Sl75. All these men had ten days holiday during thc year with pay. Besides these cx- penscs there was one of something byer $t.OOO for horse feed, more than $1.OOO for water. $l.30O for fuel and sundry and various other things. bringing the amount mp as stated.
 Contrasting this with the Douglas fire department we ind that thc chief here gets s25 per month as- sistant chief Slo, captain nothing and nrcmcn nothing The ci'v gives the fire department the sum of Sl5 per month to be used as 8 social fund at their meetings. The csti- maed expenditure for the total up- keep of the Douglas fire department for last year was not over $l,ooo.
 The whole running expenses of the city or Dawson last year were under $50. .OOO. SO it win bc seen that the fire department received considerably over 5O per cent of the total expended.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
ADDED ATTRACTIoN
 AT LYRIC THEATRE
Besides a Fine Lot Pictures, Well Known soloist in Songs
 Sunday Night

Jack Wilson. the owner Of thn Lyric. theatre Is ondoavoring Co make his show house better each day and is securing an the new pie turcs that arc arriving in Juneau for the new circuit that has been cstab Iishod. as well as showing Che one that come Co Che Palace there. H1 has secured for Sunday night Sun day matinee and Monday night "Thc Lone Wolf" taken From thc story Of Louis Joseph Vance, Che screen version of which is selcc' feature m six reels.
 This wonderful story is unfoldcl before your eyes in a manner tha. makes it the peer of all he grca' crook stories. lt is thrilling from makes it tho peer Of an the grc~' screen masterpieces.
 Besides this wonderful picture Frank II. Partridge, the tenor, will be heard iu songs Sunday night Mir Partridge has a beautiful voice and ls pleasing singer.
 There win be a scream of a com cdy and a Kinogram, one of the new style weeklies.
 On Sunday night the famous Ju ncau Jitncy Orchestra will be heard please with regular concert
 For Friday and Saturday nights Rudyard Kipling's "Naulahka' with Antonio Moreno and Helene Chad. wick featured will be shown; also a Kinogram and a comedy.
 Tuesday and Wednesday nighu Inc .Unbelicver" win be shown, fea turing Marguerite Coruot. Thi' picture when shown in Juneau wa' pronounced a great production.
 In the murc the Lyric will change programs Sunday night Tuesday night. Thursday night and Saturday Saturday nights there will always be a selected picture, this being th' only night on which Club mcmber will be admitted on their member ship.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
STAG PARTY

A stag party was held at the home of Robert Traver on last Sat urday evening. The event was given owing to the fact that most Of Che wives ln the ncighborhood were at- tending a ladies party.
 Such games that always mako a hit with stags were played and reg ular nourishmcnt such as is enjoy ed by men was served. Mark Smith grabbed an the prizes of the evon- ing's play. while Glenn Oakcs and the host were the winners of Che consolation.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
BALL PLAYER KILLED

Many local people remember Charlie Richardson. who was the shortstop on the Douglas Fire De- partmcnt team three years ago. He worked at Thane most Of the time
 and lived in Douglas. He was with the American army in France and was killed during the lighting iu Argonuc Forest. This is the word brought back by Claude Penglase. who was n France. Claude did not know of the death of Charlie until his return from France and arrival n Seattle. The boys were friends and played on the same ball team here.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
BAsEBALL MEETING

There will be meeting of the baseball team and fans at tho fire hcadouarers this evening for the purpose of olecting a manager to take Che place Of Richard McCor- mick. Jr.. who has left town for the summer.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
BENNETT OUT

O. E. Bennett, who was very sick for a timc in Juneau hospital with an attack Of ptomaine poisoning, is now out Of the hospital and was yis- lting in Douglas today. Mir. Ben nett had very narrow escape from death and lost considerable weight through his experience.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
GOT CHICKENS

City Marshal W. J. Grant received his chickens one day this week and they are now occupying their home i'm the Baritollo hotel lot They rro all brown lcghorns. Orders are h"- ing taken by Mir. Grant for ncw Inid
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
ENTERTAINs

Mrs. Oliver olson entertained at her home last Saturday afternoon in honor Of her guest, Miss Leah Hopp. who lcft for her home at Seattle sunday. after two weeks visit here. Many of Che younger ladies of Che Island were present In the after noon.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
CHANGES

William Franks is now operating thc Bullion rock hoist ou ono shift taking the placc ot Herb shuman who has gone Go Chichagof A. Bcrtsch has taken Franks place or the Bullion man hoist.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
LADIES' AID WEDNESDAY

The Ladies Aid Of Immanucl Lutheran church will meet at thc home of Mrs Oscar Hanson on s. Ann avenue on Wednesday ot thc coming week. Non-mcmbcrs are cordially invited Co attend.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
ARUNDELL RESIGNS

C. R. Arundell who was trustee for the Douglas townsite and settled thc affairs up iu such quick time, has resigned He was chief of thc Alaska Field Division of the Gcn- cral Land OGiccs with headquarters at Juneau. He is going Co Portland, Orc.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
IN JUNEAU

Mir. and Mrs. George Grconlcc have arrived In Juneau from Cor dova. Mir. Grccnlco will be employed on one Of Che Juneau papers. Mrs. Grceulce was formerly Vcnita lille nf DnnElas.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06

Summary Two base hits. Holland. .w.Hu. GrmdIor. Three h1re hits Holland Martini Sacrifice hits. Gn CuasbUu. OBr.en. Stolen b.se. Douglas 90 VicksburE b. Sru.. out ty M1r.ai lu. Noouon |. 1HrIen !. Base 0u balls. by Mar un. Nuonun @ Barr l. Three hits ! m .. 0Drieu iu inning, [ hits ruu. 70. Barr iu one iUriurI. Left rr base. V.Eabrre 6 Douglas co.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. Hal Snkwood and little Iaurhtcr. who have been spending several weeks visiting in Seattle. re- turned home on the Princess Mary last Friday night
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
OPERATION

Mrs. E. R. James Of Douglas, wh' was operated on ot st. Ann hospita n Juneau Che first part of the weel by Dr. L. O. Sloane, is reported Co be making good recovery. Mrs James has chronic appendicitis.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
GO TO DANCE

A large number of young folks went over lo Thanc ou Wednesday evening on Che Peggy Co take in evening on the launch Peggy Go take in the dance given by Che Moon light Club at that place.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
GAME SUNDAY

There Is Co be a baseball game on tho local ground Sunday between thc Douglas and Thanc teams if thc weather permits. The hour Of thc game has not yet been set.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
NO GAME

The baseball game scheduled for last Sunday afternoon between Che Douglas and Perseverance ball teams was called on on account Of che inability of thc Perseverance, boys Go come down.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
M. R. P. Out

Alex Chisholm left for the troll ing grounds one day this week with the NJ. R. P. He took with him Charlie Johnson and Frank Humfrcy and their hand-trolling outfits.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
MOVED

William Robertson and family have moved Into the residence on Third street formerly occupied by Alex Nelson
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
FOR THE SOUTH

Mrs Henry Martin Of Troadwcll Icrt ou Che City of Seattle for the South Co visit with sister tn Sc attlc.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
NEW ASSESSOR

Oscar Grundlcr has been appoint cd city assessor to on the unexpircd term of Richard Mccormick, Jr, who has left town.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. D. IT. Chrlstoc entered St Ann hospital carly this week where she underwent an operation loi chronic appendicitis
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
Fixing Up


 Albln Baritclio is busy getting the "Clty Of Rome" in shape for the summer season. The interior is be- Ing cleaned up and painted and a lot of other work being done. Joe Ricdl ls giving valuable assistance to the owner i'm the work.
 Almost Ready
 The Home" now lies at the Douglas float. having been taken from tho ways. The new owners have made a quick job Of installing new engine and entirely remodel lng Che entire craft, and in a few days she will be ready to sail for her summers job carrying fish.
 New Rigging
 William Rohrer has installed something on the roof of the Grant that has had an the gas boat fans guessing for some time. Some say it is wireless apparatus and others a mast for a lantern. Everyone is ot liberty to guess the nature Of the arrangement.
 Slick Boat
 The Murrclcttc is now one Of the slickest looking boats i'm this neigh borhood, having just received a coat of paint and a general ovorhauling. The work has been done under the watchful eye of Harry Patterson.
 Emma Finished
 Capt. Tom Ness has taken his boat the Emma or the beach. after hay ing given her a new coat of paint and generally oycrhauling her.
 Machinery Arrives
 The Kinge & Wing gurdy and riggerhcads have arrived for the seine boat Peggy and are being put i'm place by her captain. Emil Palm bonn. assisted by his chief engineer John B. Laughlin. As soon as tho machinery is in place the boat will leave for the fishing grounds to en- gage i'm scining
 Trolling Charlie Johnson, who at one time was local butcher. and Frank Humfroy. who also was a meat cut ter on the Island once, have been putting their skins in shape and ! will leave for the fishing grounds soon to troll for king salmon.
 Buy Ventura
 Leo Young. Capt. Brown and Dave Conkcl. .all former Douglas men. but who now live at Thane have bought the big 5O-foot boat Ventura belonging Go man namoc Cooley at Thanc. 10 is said they go a bargain. The boat is powered witl a 3O-h. D. Buffalo engine.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
NEW PHOTOGRAPHER

Miss Gertrude Johnson has been working af Che Andrews photo studio since the closing of school
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
SURVEYOR NOW

Frank Bach, Jr. has left town and is now engaged with a survey gang in the vicinity of Taku.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
A VISITOR

Lcnnic Eugstrom Of Wrangcll is in town for visit with his bg brother Adolph of thc J. w. Martin store.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
RETURNED

Charles Krasel has returned from Chichagof. where he has been em- ployed for tho past couple Of months.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
AT THANE

Miss Margaret Patterson has taken position in the Thanc boarding house during Che school vacation period.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations. American or European plan. For terms apply 10 Dr. l.. F. Goddard. Sanitarium. Alaska. Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. Gertrude Laughln has takci a position as night nurse at St Am hospital for a short timo.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06

Become a stoclholdor in the Unit cd States buy war-savings stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
HOME

Mrs. Tom Ness and infant daurh. ter have left the hospital and now are at their home on Second street
Douglas Island news., 1919-06-06
Slick Boat

The Murrclcttc is now one Of the slickcst looking boats i'm this neigh borhood, having just received a coat of paint and a general ovorhauling. The work has been done under the watchful eye of Harry Patterson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13
POLACY W AMERYCE.
Z Black Rock, NY

Ma Black Rock ostatniemi dnia-
mi 1Apanowai ruch wielki, zwlaszcza
" dzielnicy zwanej Floryanowem,
gdzie pred dwoma laty powstala no
wa parafia polska, pod wezwaniem
sw. Floryana, ktorej dis probosz-
czem jes ks. Jan Szmytkowski. z
chwila gdy koscioi polski W tamtei-
szej dzielnicy stanai, ruch budowla-
ny ~znacznie sic powiekszyI. Obecnie
sta wiaja tam bardzo wiele budyn--
k6w, W kt6ryck mieScic sic beda
MOVIE przedsiebiorstwa polskie.
Obecnie do paraiii nalezy przeszio
800 rodzin, a przewidywanem jest,
il z rozpoczeciem roku szkolnego pa
rafia ia ~znacznie wzroSnie liczbe
nowych parafian.
W niezadlugim czasie nastapi po-
~swiecenie tel novel swiatyni pan
skiej, do kt6rej uroczystosci przygc-
towania ju5 So pocSynione.
Parafia sw. Floryana zamierza "a
kupit nowy organ, jak r6wniez inne
rzeczy nowopowstajacej parafii ME-
zbednie p~otrzebne. ot65 ably kase pa
~rafialna wzmocnic. ks. proboszcz
wraz z zarzadami towarzystw istnie-
jacych PREY parafii urzadza bazar "
sail parafialnej. kt6ry sic rozpoczMe
z koGcem tego miesiaca.
w obrebie paratii sw. Floryana
istnieie kilka towarzystw, ktore
p~rzychodza z w'elka pomoca sWemu
proboszczowi. Otoz, ably upiekszyc
RENE wieksze uroczystoSci koscieL
ne. powsta}a TAME mySl zalozeni;'
towarzystwa umudurowanego.
Tow. Spiewu Sw. Cecylii. ktore "
tel parafii starowi Choir parafialny,
rozwija sic bardzo pieknie. Prezesem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13
y CLEVELAND, O.

Kurowski Edward, zam. pnr. 1927
z. 65ta ul., utopil sic podczas ka-'
pieli.
- Pilach Piotr, jadac motorcy-'
KLEIN, zaopatrzopym W wasag, W kto'
rym siedziala jego iona | dwoje die
CT. wjecha} W row tax nieszczeshWie
il iona jego ulegla rozbiciu czas7ki
peknieciem obojczyka l ziamanlu
reki.
saleski Karol. zam. pnr. $685.
Grafton ave-. zsostai ciezko uszkodzo'
ny W glove PREY piracy podczas roe
b~ierania staregu budynku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13

Klub North West Speed Boys po-
konal klub Tropwen A. C. W Hamlin
Parku punktami 4 do 3 w-niedziele.
IT,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13
q PTTTsTON, PA.

Jan winkowski, zamieszkaiy pnr.
144e River ulicy. Port Blanchard, 70
stai cietko raniony pred wczesna eks
plozya " kopalni. Winkowski, by'
zatrudniony, jake manner przez
PENNSYLVANIA Coal Co." Welding re,
lacyi wsp6ltowarzyszy piracy Winko'
wski niepokojac sic, re wybuch pro-
chu "a d}ugo ME n%astepuje postano,
viii rzecz badat. Wszedi wiec nazad
do przeciecia, gdy " tenn nastapiia
eksplozya, raniac go " glove / pier
81. obecnie leczy sic " "Pittston Ho-
spital".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13
2 WEST POINT, w. VA.

Dnia 27go lipca corki PIP. Piotra'
wski / Pank6w wyjechaly ma jezio'
70 2 braGmi Janem i Fredem kei'
lum'ami. Fanny chciaiy sic uczyc pi!
wac / robiiy to 2 pomoca deski. Ma
gle obie wpady do glebokiej woody
Wtei ch'wili bracia Kelum poszli :
nomoca Jan w]yratowal panne Pa
mex ale Fred utopil sic razem = pan
ma P!otrowska. Fred liczyl lat 60
zostawil zone i troje dzieci. Parma
p ~liczv}a lat Il zostawi}a zrozpa'-
czona make.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13

tegoa towarzystwa Jest znany MILO
dzieniec p. w. Szwanka, kt6ry wraz
z. miejscowym organista p. Janem
Wyrobieckim staraja sic o lie MOI
nosci ably tow. pr~osperowa}o jak
najlepiej.
Prey giownej ulicy Amherst,
gdzie Polacy So najliczniej osiedleni,
majac swe liczne sklady, zauwaSo--
no, IL ostatniemi dniami za~lozono
tel kilka innych wiekszych intere--
SOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13

za{oby pnr. 1407 Kemble ave-, do ko-
;cioIa sw. Jadwigi, gdzie zostalo> cd
prawione nabozeIstwo "a dusze zmar-
lego, pOczem zw}oki odwiezione costa
Nv ma cmentarz Sw. J6zefa. Zmar}y IL
czy{ PREY zsonie lat 2S. P~ozoStawia pc
sobie zone Wiktorye Szczyglowska, sy-
ma Jana i dwie c0rki Anne i Cecylie:
Mech odpoczywa W pokOju.
w miesiacu. lipcu w wydziale budo-
wniczym, wyjeto diva razy lyle pozwo-
lenstw ma budowe dom0w, anizeli w
czerwcu. Ludzie coraz wieCej zabiera-
ia sic do budowy nowych dom6w, wo-
bee zapowiedzi. re W przyszlym roku
e n beda znacznie droisze niz W roku
bieiacym.
Do South Bend, Ind, W przyszlym
miesiacu zawita partya rekrutacyjna
marynarki wojennej. Partya Ia wyjez-
dza z Great Lakes W bieaacym tygo-
dniu i W podr6zy Spedzi trey miesiace
zwiedzajac g. najgf6wniejszych mast
W celach rckrutacyjnych. Partya ia
| sklada sic z czterech dziennikarzy, be-
dacych marynarzami.
l. Sierlant detektyw0w policyjnych.
| William Barhart, wskutek u~czynionych
mu zarzut0w w~Sp6lnictwa wraz z dete
| ktywcm Szymonem K~oczorowskim W
znikaniu w6dki ma STACEY ~policyjneJ,
kt6ra to vodka jest trzymana jake
SwiadectwO przcciwko gwa}cicielom pra
wa prohibicyjnegO, Oraz pOlicyant Ar
| thur Lovegreen, OSkarzony o zaniedby-
wanic o~bowiazk6w .mieli stawaC pred
kOmisya bezpicczcGstwa publiczneSo
wczoraj ranO. Ianim poSiedzcnie roz-
poczetO. Barhart ~zrczygnOwai z poSa-
! dy, przyZnawszy. re dOSta4O sic i jemu
cokOlwiek wGdki %ZaSiniOncj. kOcZorOw-
ski zaS Stawai pred kOmiSarzami / IL
! karany zosta{ $500 kary a LOvcgrecn
bedzie miai rozprawc W przySziy po-
| nicdzialek.
W piatck rano oil drut6w clcktrycz-
nych. w ktGrych prad elcStrycZny ME
dCbrzc ~funkcyOnowai. wybuchf n"lar W
| icdnym budvnku firmy GutomObilowej
| ..Studebaker T~ippCcanOe" / wyrZadZif
| Szkody ma $1,000. Try automobile IL
lcsIy uSzkOdZcniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13
'eiss, E. Me;nke 10 Olson.

Weiss, E. Me;nke 20 Olson.
Wymachanych: przez Schields'a 8.
przez Undergo 9, przez K%ernahan'a
jeden.
Wolne mety ma piiki: cd Schield-
s'a 2, Cd Kernehan'a 5.
Gas CRY: 2:2o. Widow $500.
Sedziowie CRY: Broad 1 Conley.
Liche Eucanie | pomyiki chwyta-
CA byly powodem pora5ki dla klubu
Romeos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13

Edward Okoniewski, synek PIP. Ed
wardostwa Okoniewskich, Fam. pnr.
315 Haley ul., zmarl W ubiegia niedzie-
lie rano o godzinie lei. Pogrzeb odbyl
sic z domu, aaioby do koscioIa bw. ia
dwigi n stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Sta
nisiawa. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13

TrOpwen A. C.:
90 0 2 0 0 0 0 1--3
Skradzione mety: Schwenoc, Bor-
Ike, Leske.
Uderzenia ma dwie mety: Jamroch,
Graft.
Uderzenia ma cztery mety: Graft.
Wymachanych: przez Sigma lS,
przez Sittera g..
Wolne mety ma piiki: cd Sigma 2,
cd Sittera 2.
Uderzony przez rzucacza Sigma -
Sitter.
Gas CRY: 8 ~godziny, Widow 1000
Sedziowie cry: A. G. Carlson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13
z U BEND, IND.
CWlasna KOrespondeneya ,,Dziennika
ChicagOskiegO").

W ~poniedzialek, dnia Ago b. NJ, W
Notre Dame, wieczorem o sodzinie Sci,
odbylo sic formame otwarcie Kongre-
su Eucharystycznego ,ktory to konSres
obradowal przez przeciag czterech dni,
Przybylo ma te sesye ~dziesieciu bisku-
pow, dwudziestu ksiezy i setki eywil-
nFch wybitnych kat6lik6w z wszyst-
kich stron kraju. w czwartek o sodzi-
ME Sci popoIudniu ma gruntach uniwer-
sytetu odbyla sic solenna uroczysta
procesya, W kt6rej u~czestniczyfO smn6-
stwo kaplan9w i setki wiernych, po-
czem nastspilo biOgoSiawie1stwo z
Najsw. Sakramentem.
" komisyi mianowanej przez Prey
denta Wilsona wzgledem zbadania stO-
sunk6w Polski wzgledem zyd6w znaj,
duie sic energiczny mlOdy Polak z
South Bend. porucznik armii amery'
kaGskiej. Wladysiaw S. Gondek, "a,
mieSzkaiy pred ~wyjazdem do wojSSa
przy Thomas nj. Komisya opuSci{a Pa
ryz. dnia 21So lipca b.. T. i adres no,
misyi. W kt6rcj uaSz Kodak znajduje
sic jest: American Mission to Poland
WarSaw-POland.
" piatek. dnia S-go b. M, wydarzy1
sic wypadck u zbicgu ulic Napier i Cha
pin okolo godziny 5tcj po poiudniu. W
samochoizic znajdOwa{ sic y. j. Miller
a>ystCnt PREY parafii wcsierskiej- rzyn
Sku-katolickicj Sw. S~zczcpana, Oraz $40
fer kierujacy aUtomobilem i mafy chic
ricc. Tramwaj jcchal W kierunku po'
mdntowym. Il automobil wyjchdAal z
ulicy Napier i SkrCcal ma Chaplin III.
w kieruuku p6inocnym / W tel VIA
Snie chwilf uaStqpiiO zdcrzenie. lecz
automObiF ME zOStai bardzo uSzkOdzo
ny. y. Miller. OWEN zderzeniem costa
zrzucOny Z autOmObilu i pOkaleczOny
M twarzy i cicle: zabrano y. Millera
do pObliSkicj plcbanii n Horwath,a
~proboszcza wcgicrskicj parafii. DIVA.
Inni bedacy automobile uszli calo.
ZCSz}cso tySodnia Odbyi sic poSrzel
& y. Lcona SzczyglOwSkicSo. z DON'T
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13

North West Speed Boys:
1\0O02 o.
Tropwen A. c.:
n n n 9 n l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-13

Klub Lagoon Squares pokonai kluO
Romeos PREY ul. Milwaukee i Sawyer
ave. punktami 10 do 4 " niedzieie
nono|Idniu O godz. 3ciej.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-17
FARRAGUT ARRIVES

Steamer Admiral Farragut arrived in port at 9:30 o'clock last night bringing 156 tons of freight for here and seven passengers. The steamer had over 250 passengers aboard, 75 being for Anchorage, including eleven travelling men, and the remainder for canncries at Snug Harbor, Port Chat ham, Kenai and Kodiak.
 Capt. Thomas Johnson reported @ splendid trip north and expects to re. turn to Seward southbound next Sun day evening. From Seward the Admir- al Farragut goes to Port Chatham. Port Graham, Snug Harbor, Kenai. then Anchorage. On the return trip Seldovia and Kodiak will be the stops before the steamer arrives at Seward.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-17
TS UP T0PR0CL AMAZON JAPAN
 HUNS GOVERNOR KICKS
By Associated Press

TOKYO, April IT. Interest in Jap anese-American relations were centra- lized today by the announcement that the Japanese Ambassador, Count IShii, to the United States, is returning to Japan; also the fact that the Japanese newspapers are keeping up an anti American campaign.
 The Japanese newspapers are as- sailing the Americans for their activi- ties in Siberia Korea and China.
 The Jiji Sjimpo says: Americans selfishly want the Monroe doctrine in- cluded in the League of Nations cove nant."
 Several newspapers announce that despite the fact that Ambassador Is- hi is coming home and the anti-Am- erican campaign, there is no serious diplomatic split appearing between Japan and America.