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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
SWE TO NINIRODS

Question:
Do wood ducks nest in trees? Do
the older one carry their young to
and from water, teaching them to
swim, at different intervals?
Richmond, Ind. George Adair.
Answer:
Yes, wood duck nest in trees, also
on the ground. 1t is claimed by
practical woodsmen, the mother bird
transports her young located on her
back, from their nest in the hol-
low of trees to the water, that they
may be taught to swim. 1t is
claimed by others that the young
are carried in the bill of the mother.
I have never seer them practicing
this volplaning stunt, hence am un-
able to give you first hand informa-
ton.
Question:
Do you recommend the raising of
rabbits as a good financial oil money
making enterprise for a boy? I live
out on a farm and have plenty of
room and chance. Father offers me
the money to begin.
Battle Creek, Mich. Dan Mcclure.
Answer:
The possibilities of producing do
mesticated rabbits is very seductive,
based upon their reproducing pro-
~clivities. You will find that it will
require some mean to go into the
business, making it a success. Rab-
bits, if properly cared for, require
housing, feeding a very considerable
amount of intelligent attention,
which will result in quick increase
in number and meat supply. They
can be propogated on small areas
at a minimum cost. They eat much
which would otherwise be wasted
but willingly donated, if o live
near a town or city and will regular
ly collect from the donors. 1t is a
fine financial field for boys and girls
to explore. The meat is most nu-
tritious and palatable for home con-
sumption. There is now a crying
demand for rabbit palts. Call faith
err on his offer. Install a rabbit
farm, you will soon be in financial
condition to loan father money.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
MOUNT GRETNA
SUMMER SEASON
Very Few Empty Cottages at
Famous Resort When Fam
lilies Arrive For Outing

MT Gretna, Pa. July s. Empty
IVttases are as scarce as houses in
harrisburg, and social life is in full
swing. With movie stars at the
auditorium dancing every night, and
a roiier-skating contest in the au-
uitorlum' no one need be dull.
Orchestra played for a
u"mce at Chatauqua Inn last evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Hanson
anu sons are in a hillside cottage on
tne camp meeting grounds. The Rev.
Mr.. Hanson is motoring to and from
harrisburg for church duties until
his vacation begins.
MRS. John K. Hummel has returned
from Harrisburg, where she enter
famed Miss Emma Stewart and Mrs.
Mary Vodakin, of Norristown, sisters
OF the late Adtutant General Stew
art, during the unwilling of the Cen
erals statue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jordan and
children, of 223 Maclay street, are
mere for the summer at Montauesca
Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. w. Steever, and
Mrs. a. Douden, of M~illersburg. Pa,
Will be guests of Mrs. Annie S~teever,
over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ. Shelley and Miss
otNiANS dit Ilotoll Ills Htle lO-
day with the Rev. II. w. A. Hanson.
Prof. and Mrs. Calvin Martz are
located in their cottage which they
recently purchased and ~remodeled.
Prof. and Mrs. Fred Hockey and
little daughter Elizabeth are visiting
Mrs. Rockey's mother. Mrs. John X.
Hummel.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Klopp and
daughters Josephine and Emily, are
located on the camp meeting grounds
for the season, and will hav Ed
ward Garman, of Harrisburg as their
weekend guest.
Mrs. Clark Il. Diehl and Mrs. H. G.
Crane are spending a few days with
Mrs. j. c. Sarlacker at Vesta Cot
tage on the C%hautauqua grounds.
Mrs. G.. II. Elsenhaus and children,
edward and Helen, of 214O Green
street, Harrisburg, are on the Chau-
tauqua grounds for the season, and
had as weekend guests Miss Ray
Burger, Miss Edith Elkenhaus and
G. II. E~lkenhaus. of the State High
way Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c.. Todd arrived
to-day and are located on the Chau-
tauqua grounds.
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Hummelstown in Raw
Deal at Middletown
Willing to Make Up

The officers of the Hummelstown
Fire Department a team protest
a game with Middletown played last
Tuesday and Manager Strickler has
written a detailed account of what
occurred, which will be printed later.
In general he complains that Middle
town did not give the visitors the
same fair treatment accorded them
when playing at Hummelstown.
There Is no spirit of revenge, how
ever and when the return battle
takes place on July s at Hummels-
town. the management assures Mid
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05

Two-base hit, Ehly; 3-base hit,
Weaver and Heagy; sacrifice hits.
Keller. Weaver, Baumbach, Moore;
struck out, by McNear, 4; by Conklin.
Z: by Stoudt, 3; by Heagy. 1 in one
inning; base on balls. off McNear, 0;
off Conklin. 3; off Stoudt. 3; left on
base. Hummelstown. 5; Middletown,
8; stolen bases, Heagy. 2; Ehly, 2;
McKissick. Bachman; passed balls,
Zimmerman. 2; Wilson. 2; wild pitches
Heagy, /; Stoudt. /; Conklin, l; Nc
Near, l. Umpire. Killing.
Six innings. game called on account
of riot on diamond and Middletown
players leaving field.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
IRON WORKS TO RESUME

Danville, Pa, July
ment al made to-day that the
Reading Iron Works plants here and
at Reading will resume next week.
giving employment to hundreds of
men and boys. The big iron manu-
featuring plants were closed down
the latter part of May of this year
due to the lack of wages.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
GEORGE S. CRIsTY dies

Columbia, "a, july 6.-George s..
Cristy, aged So years, who was bass
carpenter at the Kelley stove works,
died at his home here following an
attack of influenza. His wife, two
daughters and n son survive. De-
ceased IA a prominent members of
Goodman Methodist Church, the
Masons and Artisans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
LEwIsTowN MAN INJURED

LcvistOwn, Pa, July Sd. c.. Ha-
maker, has received a telegram thai
his son Walter has been seriously
Injured in Detroit, Mich. No particu-
lars accompanied the message. but it
is said he has a fractured skull. 1t
is thought that he was injured in an
auto accident.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
ACCUSED OF HoLDUP

Le~wistOwn, Pa, July 5. - AS the
result of what is reported as a hold
up John School, employed in a res
taurant here. is minus S21 n Minnie
Barge and Joe Hake, a discharged
soldier, are locked up in the county
Jail charged with robbery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05

best-dressed woman in motion pic
lures.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday a
titanic production entitled Woman" !
will be shown at this theater at regu-
claim it is even greater than "The
Birth of a Nation" What will your
opinion be?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
RESIGNS

Gettysburg. Pa, July because
of his removal to Harrisburg Mahlon
p. Hartzell has resigned as a mem
Der of the school board and also as
secretary of that body, and George
p. Black was elected to fill both
positions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
FARMERS CoLLAR BONE BROKEN

WeIIHviIIe, Pa. July g. Edward
Reigart. OF near Rossville' on We'd
nesday sustained a broken collar bone
of his left shoulder. when pinched
against the wall of the barn by a
horse. Mr.. Reigart was engaged in
bridling the animal.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05

Two-base hit, Howe, Knight.
Double plays, Palmer and Wingeard.
Struck out, Winters, 8; Mower, 6.
Base on balls, Winters. a; Mower, 1.
Left on base, West End, 5; Motive
Power, 8. Hit by pitcher, Hooker,
Boss, Embick. Stolen bases, Embick,
Wingeard, Knight. Mower, C. c. Nc
Curdy. Eberly, Boss. Passed balls,
Cochin. Time, Las. Umpire, Nc
Inerney. Scorer, McCahan.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
Standing of the Clubs

Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games
Morning Eame

New York, s.; Washington, 2.
Boston, o.; Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, 8; st. Louis, 4.
Chicago, s; Detroit, 1.
Afternoon Game
New York, 6; Washington. 8.
Boston. 8; Philadelphia. 6.
Cleveland. IL; st. Louis, 1.
Chicago, 2; Detroit. /.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05

base hit, Wertz, 2; Palmer, Bell, e.
McCurdy. Sacrifice hits, Bell, 2;
Shafer; Sacrifice fly, Hiney. Double
plays, Smith. Bell and Palmer.
Struck out, t. Euker, s; Hiney, 6.
Base on balls, T. Euker, 4. Hiney, 2.
Left on base, West End. Z; Motive
Power, ~. Hit by pitcher, Gar
werlich, Cochin. Stolen bases, Nc
Keever, e. McCurdy. Balk, T. Euk-
err. Time 1.25. Umpire, McInerney.
Scorer, McCahan.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
~yzEgSEBalNENTSS

REGENT
To-day Jess Willard in Challenge
or chance" and Sennett Comedy,
Mo Mother to Guide Him."
burn in Something to Do" and
FATTY" Arbuckle in "A Desert
Wednesday. and Thursday Enid
Benn EFT in Law of Men"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday -
Charlie Chaplin in "Sunnyside."
PAXTANG
Vaudeville-Two shows every even
MAJESTIC
Vaudeville-Five Keith acts.
COLONIAL
1 in .Tb last showing of Bert Lytell
Tuesday and Wednesday -
HTauIine Frederick in The Fear
VICTORIA
Io,day last showing of Kitty Cor
oon in "Playthings of Fate"
mon9ay, Tuesday and Wednesday -
tirely different.
Jess Willard will be seen at the
i'eseht Theater to-day in the final
Final Showing C'ITaISSeo OF me
Oh Jess willard Chance" in which
tbe mnoW he enacts the role
eht of buyer for a Texas
s.o horse exchange. The
story deals with a crook ed ne
asdler who is in league with Villa
fi u VINO attempts to swindIe a beau
Of n mentucky girl out of a string
race horses. How,
Jess and the girl outwit The h. ~ noM y.
aaowh IN a series of thrilling events
ma or one SURPRISING the other in
something doing every mini,te aS, 20
sre nrst scene is flashed upon the
SWvreeh. is Something To Do" Rrvant
for Mondhs latest picture scheduled
u Mohuay and Tuesday. This is y
picture of the speedy VARIETY - "a
III III 'oI action. Mr.. Washburn has %
bbGGne IN this picture. which afford !
! can bn opportunity to show that he
with the wlde awake characters
hhdnESh ne portrayed the sleepy SORT ~
pppoop IN his previous ~oducfi ~
buckle came in 6 PiFosr1a afa is FATTY" Ar
comedy "A Desert Hero" piitnhs
hoiiddea proper way to round out the
''S IS to take in the vaude-
pnrL""S lark Theater to-nigh
~, seen the show
me bill is said to be one of the
ton. the enc F season; The feature attrac
oeen the subject of more fayorahiies
oo,iHLent by the park patrons than
any neadliner the park managemnn
tbo E3Hnered IN some time. Nor are
I'M Nitles the only act on the ma VI.
o, md that Is making the Paxtsn1SS
dudlences sit up and take notine
oOnh Healy of minstrel fame with bis
HAN stories and Fedgris Japs with
Datlcs from the Oriental ponit Of viaU-
are poth acts worthy of more tban
passing notice. 'haH
Lots Of people are of the opinion
~ " munster cannot be a regular
..ho Fellow when he is
theory and line of
9rgument has been exploded to the
our winds by versatile Bert LvteII
VINO takes the role OF n CONT
preacher in his latest release whic5
SHOWS at the Colonial theater for The
Iast time to-day entitled THE Lions
This production was the cause NJ
more laughs i'm Harrisburg yesterdav
IMAM any other one thing. He is q
goId mine of fund. You'll surely like
this latest release. ANY
Harrisburgers, to-day is YOUR las Z
chance to see Kitty Gordon starrins
"P~Iayuhings of Fate.D and greatestt
things of Fate" at the Victoria The
ater. This picture has drawn enor-
nous crowds to the theater. The
star wear $3.50, 600 worth of gowns
in this production thereby earning
for herself the name of being the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05

pdVTIIICV HIlS, LEVITT,
Double plays, Weaver, Eberly and
McCurdy. Struck out, Bamford, 6;
Stricken, 8. Base on balls, BAN
ford, 1. Stricken, 2. Left on base,
West End. o; Motive Power, G.
Stolen bases, Bamford. Time 100.
Umpires, Cook and McInerney.
Scorer McCahan.
NvI,c,u, nNrD
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Morning Game

Brooklyn. Z; Boston. 8.
New York. 8; Philadelphia, 1.
Chicago. 7; Pittsburgh, g..
Cincinnati, 4; st. Louis, 3.
Afternoon Game
Boston. 5; Brooklyn. 2.
New York, 8; Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago, 4; Pittsburgh. /.
Cincinnati, 4; st. Louis. 2.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
Standing of the Clubs

3cheduIc FOr To-day
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
New York at Philadelphia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
At the Colonial

Harrisburgers, to-day is your last
chance to see Kitty Gordon starring
4PIa,thines of Fate, in her latest
release, play
things of Fate" at the Victoria The-
alter. This picture has drawn enor-
nous crowds to the theater, The
star wears $3.50, 600 worth OF gowns
for herself the name of being the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05

VICTORIA
Io,day, last showing of Kitty Cor
don in "Playthings of Fate"
mon9ay, tuesday and Wednesday
oman" a photoplay that is en-
tirely different.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
z DUNKIRK, n. y.

Andrasik Jan, zam. 1h5 Newens
ILL.,, podpii sobie W %salunie, a re mu
bylo goraco, chciai sic przespat W
cieniu. A mial PREY sobie sporo' pie
niedzy, wiec poszedi W bezpieczne
miejsce, W pokrzywy i poiozy} sic
spaG. Gdy sic przebudzii, uczul, ze
mu sic ulzylo W k~ieszeni, W kt6rej
pred TEN mia} tysiac dolar6w go
towki, a pc przebudzeDiu ME mial
mic. Andrusiak narobi} krzyku Ia
pieniadzmi, ale zlodzieja to ME
rwzruszyio / ME pokazaf sic wiecej.
N%ajbardziej moze to Gmartwi zlo--
dzieja, re ME wiedziai, re Andrusiak
mial W paste ~jeszcze $4,000 W cze-
kach a ME zabra} ich. Policya poszu-
kuje ziodzieja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
Y NEWARK, n. j.

W ubiegly piatek OBJ. FIR. Petru'
cha, wiaSciciel salunu PREY 1872
Chestnut ul., chcac sic przekonat czy
piynem do c~zyszczenia rzeczy mosie7
nych ME mohnaby wywo}ae takiego
samego p~odniecenia jake dale w6d-
ka - napil sic owego preparatu,
kt6ry podzialal ma niego tax, re go
musiano ~przewie&t do szpitala, gdzis
niebawem z%akohczyi zycie.
- w ubiegia skwarna niedziele
znani tutejszej Polonii miodziency:
Antoni Wisniewski, J6zef Napiwocki
{ Piotr Wolski W celu orzezwienia
sic wyjechali do Crystal Lake | tam
wynajeli l6dz. Szybuiac 20 spokoj-
mel toni ~o4ywczego jeziora. naraz "
niewyjasniony dotychczas sposoo
lodi sic przewr6cila, no | m'odzlen-
CIV ME przygotowani do p}ywania mu
sIeli dat nura. Dzieki przytomnosct
umyslu wszystkich, dali sobie jakos
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
u BUFFALO, n. Y.

Znaleziono ma drodze Broadway,
w odlegloSci pol mill Cd granicy miej
skiej nieprzytomna dziewczyne pol
ska. Gdy odzyskala przytomnosc, pU
chwili, p~owiedziala ona re nazyWa
sic Paulina Sfominska, liczy lat II
/ Fam. W Forks Station. Odwieziono
Ia do domu, gdzie znowu straciia
przytomnoSc i popadla W histerye:
tax Re mic wiecej ME MONA sic byfo
cd niej dowiedziec. Navel ~zawoiany
lekarz ME byl W stanie orzec, co by
10 przyczyna tego stanu dziewczecia.
Niema ona jednak zadnych znakow,
kt6reby wskazywaly, re zostaia ma
padnieta lub uderzona przez auto
mobil.
Pomocnicy zabrali sic do zbada--
mia sprawy. Dotad dowiedzieli sic
tylko lyle, re dziewczyna byla W De-
pew u przyjaciolki swej. Okolo godz.
10 wieczorem wracala do domu. Jej
przyjaci6lka odprowadzi}a ia kaWa-
lex drogi, poczem S1omihska szla sa-
ma.
- w zydCWskim teatrzyku ,,Olym
pic" ola amerykahskiej p%rzeznaczo-
nym p~ublicznosci, bardzo czesto ak
torzy zydzi pokpiwaja z Polak6w i
jezeli ~natenczas znajduje sic tam
jaki dobry i majacy cywilna odwa-
&c Polus, to TAXI giosno protestuje,
zawsze re skutkiem, DO zarzad tea
tru czesto ME jest winien, a So to
tylko wyskoki ~podrzednych akto--
row.
w ostatnich dniach zaszedi podo-
bny wypadek, kiedy dw6ch aktor6w
pokpiwalo z Polak6w. Jeden z mich
wyraza{ sic s~mieszkami, re ,,for z
bits 1 will kill 2 Pollacks" a inny
znowu, re Il viii kill more than 2
Pollacks'.
Kazda z tych sentencyi wyglasza-
ma byIa W innym akcie wodewilo--
wynn.
Natenczas znajdowai sic W teatrze
m}ody dzielny Polak, p. Wladysiaw
Dziuk z Kosciuszko ul., student me-
dycyny W uniwersytecie Ann Arbor,
spedzajacy wakacye u rodzicow W
Buffalo, kt6ry najpierw g}osno W
auditorium zaprotestowal przeciw
kpinkom z Polak6w, a n%astepnie u
da} sic do menazera teatru i temu
zapowiedzia}, ze jak ME zaprzestana
szyderstw q Polak6w aktorzy, to
tam po3owa East Buffalo przyjdzis
/ nauczy kpiarzy rosumu.
skutek byi ten, BE ma drugi dzien
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
J0ZAFATOWA.

Stowarzyszenie pod nazwa joe
f6w, skupiajace sic PREY parafii sw.
Jozafata w przyszla niedziele dnia
1890 b. M, obchodzic bedZie dwu-
dziesto-piecio lecie swego istnienia.
o godzinie 1880 rano, odprawtona
bedzie ma intencye czionkow uroczy-
sta solenna Msza sw. / kazanie pod
czas ktorej cz4onkowie ~przystapia
do Komunii sw.. Wszystkie mie1sco-
we Towarzystwa uchwali}y ma swych
posiedzeniach wzia6 gremialny u
dial W nabozenstwie. Oltarz bedzie
specyalnie udekorowany W srebrne
kwiaty i listki stosownie do chwili.
Dzfsiai we srode odbyl sic po-
s. p. Jana Mrowiec, z domu
jaioby pnr. 1881 High ul., do ko-
scio{a Sw. J6zafata o godzinie gel
rano, gdzie X. Franciszek Tyrcha,
odprawii funkcye pogrzebowe 1 ma
b~oaehstwo zalobne "a dusze zmar}e-
go, poczem zwioki ziozone zostaiy
ma cmentarzu sw. Wojciecha. Mech
o~dpoczywa W pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06


szeni bezradnego robotnika co czy-
mic moga beZkarnie, podniesli Gene
mleka ostatnimi easy O jeden cent
ma kwarcie. Regulation tego jest, re
W dniach ostatnich tysiace matek
ME moze pozwoliG sobie ma zakup-
no mleka ola dziatwy swojej, a ma
czem W pierwszym rzedzie najwiecej
cierpia malehstwa. Podwyzka ia We
szfa W zycie dopiero dni kilka a jua
rozwozicile mleka gfosza, re W PREY
sziym miesiacu nastapi druga pod
wyzka. Wladze miasto wziaG sic do
skory tych ,,profiteers" radzi cia-
gle, a dyskusye ich kohcza sic zwy-
kle ma gadaniu. Do skory tych
zdziercow zabieraja sic obecnie Sto-
warzyszenia Kobiet, kt6re wsp6lnie
z komisarzem zdrowia panem Robert
sonem obmysla prawdopodobnie sro
dek jakis zapobiagajacy temu zdzier
stwu ma prostej drodze.
q Q q
Dowiadujemy sic, ae Choir Braci
de Reszke ~polaczyi sic ostatnimi CA
sy z chorem Chopena, powiekszajac
ten ostatni o wiele dobrych bardzo
sif. Wyjdzie i'm to obu ma lepsze
1 ma wieksza niezawodnie chwa}e a
pozwoli PREY nalezytej piracy wybi6
sic ma pierwsze mieisce. Pod wzgle-
dem liczby, ch6r Chopena bedzie to-
raz niezaprzeczenie nailiczniejszym
chorem polskim a majac energicz-
nego dyrygenta W oeobie pana B. J..
Zalewskiego ma tak n~ajlepsze szan-
Sc stanac ma natwyzszym szczeblu
doskona}o$ci. Choir ten cwiczy obec-
ME gorltwte diva razy t~ygodniowo,
przygotowujac sic do koncertu, kto
ry danym bedze W przyszlym miesia
Gu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
OTAT
NEPORTERAI

Wladysiaw 'Szykowski, 1913 Ir-
wing ave, wstapil bosa ma gwozdz
okoio diva tygodnie temu / aczkel-
wick skarsyl sic rodzicom, re spra-
via mu to Dol wielki, zadowolit sic
musial domowymi lekarstwami. Wy
wisBais sic z tego wnet galgrena
sSykowski zmari wczoraj W domu
rod8icislskim. Inkwest korona odbe-
dBie sic dzisiaj.
o So .
Grsegorz Kopa, zam. pnr. 947 W.
Huron III, cd diuzszego czasu juz
utyskiwal ma brak zdrowia, a dzi-
siaj wczesnym rankiem podczas sill
nego krwotoku zakohczyl zycie. Ga
10 przeniesiono do kostnicy Korze-
n~iowskiego przy ulicy Carpenter. o
wypadku tym dai znaG policyi Ia
mieszkaly z MIN Jan %Suwihski; PREY
byfy z ambulansem DIR. Holomer ME
wiele byl zdolen pom6dz, p~oniewaz
Kopa W krotkim czasie zmari.
60
Pant Bottie Stasiak. z pnr. 1888
". Division III, kobieta liczaca lat
IS, stojac W oknie swego mieszka-
MIA wychylila sic ma zewnatrz a
rraciwszy rownowage wypadla z dru
gfego pietra ma chodnik kamienny
nadwyre5ajece W upadku tym ME
tortunnym czaszke. PrZywoiano ma
yohmiast ambulans a z mimi dra
Niles, Et6ry zbadawszy- rane, polecil
hobiete odesfae do szpitala. Znaj-
iute sis ona W szpttalu Si6str Naza-
rstsnek q stan jej Jest gro4ny.
GO
W dHelnfcy Town Of Lake, kto-
r. nawiedD4ona zosta3a zeszfego ty-
godnis potarem, panuje dzisiaj spo-
koj Eupefny. WfaScfctel dom6w po-
Ttradawssy swe majatki, wniesli do
miasta skarge Q. odszKoooWanle l
mtasto Emuszone bedEie prawdopo-
dobnde poszkodowante wypaacic, a
Nore dosfegnie powa4nej kwoty. To
gorzelcami Zaimuie sic Czerwony
Krzyz 1 Towarzystwa Dobrocztnno-
Sci, ktore odwfedzaja nawiedzonyeh
kiesks 20 r6znych domach rozmie-
szczonych starajac sic ich tosowi III
rye. wsp6fnie 2 mimi pracuja row.
niet kaplani polscy z paraat Serca
JeEusa I kapsani koSciola litew-
skiego. Mflicya czuwala bedzie nad
dzielnica az do przysziego prawdo-
podobnie tygodnis, poniewaz chodzs
miedzy mfeszkancami tel dzielntcS
wiesct, sprawdzone. Re robiono juz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06

aktorzy uzliiajacych Polakom dow
cipow ME uzywali.
Panu Dzikowi nalezy sic pochwa-
la "a obrone imienia p~Olskiego, Z
'ktorego pokpfwano " zydowskinl
teatrzyku ,,Olympic' i nauczenie
wl6czeg6w moresu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Wczoraj dnia 5go sierpnia VISTA
piiw 5wiazki maizehskie al Kali
mierz Kasperek z parma Ludwika
Uczciwk6wna: Oboje mlodzi znani sa
dobrze szerszemu og6lowi z licznych
1 wartoSciowych wystep6w swych see
nicznych, urZadzanych Cd szeregu
lat ma cele dobroczynne, czem po-
zyskali sobie popularnoSG / uzasad-
Mona sympatye. Stub odby} sic 0
god5inie 9tej z rama W kaplicy Aka
demii = W. Najswietszej Rodziny,
ktorej absolwentka jest parma Ucz-
ciwk6wna; zwiazek ma}zehski polio
gos}awii X. Kazimierz Sztuczko, pro
boszcz parafii sw. Trolley, ktory tez
odprawii Msze sw. ma intencye nowo
zaslubionyoh. Ma ceremonii obec-
ma byta tylko rodztna oraz grono
najblizszych przyjac6l m&odej parry.
q 81 q
Dzisiaj o godzinie 1920 pred
pofudniem odby} sic Stub pana Woj-
ciecha P. Sosh, prezesa generalne-
go Macierzy Polskiej z PARMA Leo
kadya Kohczyk, dyrektorka W "a
rzadzie Gl6wnym Macierzy Polskiej,
W kosciele p. W. Sw. Jadwigi. Kola-
eva odbedzie sic o godzinie 6tej wie-
czorem W sail parafialnej Sw. Jad-
wtgi, ma kt6ra zaproszono male gro
no krewnych 1 przyjaci6f mlodet pa
~.
+ p3
Pociagiem Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul, ma kiIkotygodniowe
wakacye do Pistake Bay, McHenry.
ILL.,, wyjechala PARMA Marya Wojtus,
c6rka PAM NJ. j. Wojtus, starej pa
rarianki Stanis}awowa. Podczas swe-
go TAME pobytu podetmowana be-
die przez panstwo A. Schultz.
. = c
OBJ. Wojciech Gawrych, c~zloneS
Tow. sw. Stanislawa Kostki, No.
942 Y. P. R. K, ma Kantowie, ma
byl W tych dniach e~legancka rezyden
eye pnr. 51O5 Wilson ave., W dziel-
nicy Jefferson Park.
q 81 q
Fanny Jadwiga, Klara 1 PAM Fran
ciszka Krefta, cork pahstwa Jak6ba
I Wiktoryi Pszczolihskich, zam. pnr.
224S Powell ave, wyjechaly ma dwu
tygodniowe wakacye do wuja swego
pana Franciszka Mahra, zamieszka-
lego W Rill, Mo. Pan Jak6b Pszczo-
lihski Jest maszynista lokomotyWy
Cd d{ugich lat linii kolejowej Penn
sylvanta.,
+ q =
Siostry Zmartwychwstania Pan
skiego w Norwood Parku rozpoczna
" tych dniach rekolekcye i nikogo
W tym c0asie przyjmowac ME moga,
al dopiero po ukohczeniu tychze, to
jest 9 kohcem sierpnia.