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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-05
Women Take Babies, Dogs,
And Husbands to Polls
Ahcy Find Attitude of Men at Booths This Year
Very Different, as the Novelty Has Worn Off
Some of the Workers Talk of Their Experiences

The political Pomeranian was added
yesterday to the apple pie, tea and
baby carriages, which have been the
most picturesque contribution OF
women voters to the pageant of
Election Day in New York City.
" hilc the polling places in the
apartment house sections were crowded
early IN the day with the women voters
VINO brought along baby carriage nus
band or market basket with fine
sense of the rival claims of home and
state; and while no district was too
mean or UNREASONABLE TO be deprived
OF the refining influence of woman
watcher or election clerk politics isn't
what 1t used to be before 'woman and
prohibition took possession Of the poll
second year of woman's voting in New
York to witness the entrance of the
Pomcranlan into politics.
The scene was little gray shack,
half covered with Red Cross posters
just off Lexington Avenue, on Fifty
sixth Street, which is the political
home of the voters of the l4th
Election District of the 18th As
sombly District. The time was 9 a.
m, and the comedy began with the
appearance of handsome touring car,
decorated with Robert l.. Moran post
RS and bearing Miss Elisabeth Mar
committee, Miss Marbury's maid and her
two Pomcranians.
Only "Poms" Didn't Vote
Miss Marbury and the maid went in
to vote, but the "poms' remained out
side, keeping UP a prodigious racket.
"What's the matter with those dogs %
demanded 4 grouchy voter, emerging
from the ballot booth
"Oh, they're just barking for Moran.
SAID Miss Marbury, easily you sec.
they're trained to bark. inasmuch as
they cannot vote for him. and in that
way they attract attention to the
Moran posters."'
Miss Charlotte Delafic!d. Republican
captain of women for the district. and
Miss Helen Mcdonnell. Democrat r.
captain, stayed at their posts in the
little gray shack All day. while Miss
Marbury went away after votiug to do
her marketing and visit the othcf
voting places III the interests of acf
candidate.
Miss Delafield was on the JOB at 10
ycste rday morning, and didn't leavc
until tho rolls closed. At noon Murray
Taylor, u mocratic candidate for the
Assembly, sent in boxes of chocolates
to all women members of the board
This is one of the most fashionable
districts in the city, where many we'll
known women vote. Mrs. Norma der.
Whitchousc is one Of these She had
registered for the iirst time this Year,
as she was in : yitzcrlard and lost
her vote last year. she has never
made her poiitica preference public
50 both Miss De ailcid anG Miss Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-05
Nesu Legislature
Rn Notp Jersey
SENATE,

-
ATLANTIC
Charles D. White. Rep
BERGEN
William y. Mackay, Rep.
BURLINGTON
blanchard Il White. Rep.
CAMDEN
Joshua c. Haines, Rep.
CAPE MAY
William II Bright Req.
CUMBERLAND
Firman Nj hcete5. Rep.
ESSEN
Charles Clar'se Pilgrim r.
GLOUCESTER
Edward Lutz &turecss Eep
HUDSON
Alexander Simpson. Dem.
NUNTtRDON
George f. Martens. ir., Dem
MERCER
John L. Gill Rep.
S. Roy Heath. Lem.
MlDDLESE&
Thomas Brown, Dom.
MONMOUTH
William 3 Stevens, Rep.
MO2RiS
eArthur Whiln,y Req
Osr.A.N
Harry r Eagaman. Rcp
rN,oAlC
fAlbin Smith. nep.
SALEM
Collins b. Alien, Rep.
SOMrttchI
fClarence EDWARDS case, Rep
SUSSEX
Henry r. Kays. Keep
UNION
william n Runyon. Rep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-05
Assembly

sWilliam A. Blair. Rep.
Joseph Coric, Rep.
BERGEN
John Y. Datcr, Rep.
Joseph II. Guadicllc. Dem.
sWilliam st. John Tozer, Rep.
John II. Garrabrant. Dem.
NV. Irving Glover, Rep.
Albert b. Lcmbcck. Dem.
BURLINGTON
'Emmor Roberts, Rep.
CAMDEN
J. Heulings Coles. Rep.
At. Harry Rowland. Rep.
"Joseph +. Wallworth. Rep.
CAPE MAY
Andrew G. Boswell Rep.
CUMBERLAND
David c. blizzard, Rep.
ESSEN
George J. Gates, Rep.
"Hugh G. Barrett, Dem.
Frederick G.. Ross, Rep.
flames T.. Hyland, Dem.
Walter G.. Alexander. Rep.
Louis Is. + reuU1, Dem.
Walter D. Van Ripper, Rep.
eJoseph SicQlcr, Dem.
William A. Brooks, Rep.
sElroy Hcadlcy. Dem.
Harry G. Eaton. Rep.
eJamcs j. Cross. Dem.
George T.. Seymour, jr. NeN.
James }. Whalen. Dem.
Warren F. Coon. Req.
Felix Forlcnza, Dem.
Frank G. Ferguson. Rep.
'loseph j. Finley. Dem.
Frank B. Champion, Rep.
Louis Lewis. Dem.
George S. Hobart. Rep.
SChurlcs b. Casalc. Dem.
Edmund Y. Halscy. Rep.
michael +. Judge, Dem.
GLOUCESTER
eHorace NJ. FODDER, Rep.
HUDSON
flames Bowen. Dem.
sJohn J. Coppinger. Dem
sMichael J. Donovan. Dem.
'Hcrry i. Gaede. Dem.
William George. Dom.
Lewis G.. Hansen, Dem.
flames j. Nc AtCcr. Dem.
"Andrew Muro, Dem.
civilian Nj. Schultz. Dem.
"Louis Silver. Dem.
Sfrancis a. Stanton. Dem.
Edward J. sullivan. Dem.
HUNTERDON
"David Il. Asans. Dem.
MERCER
William A. Moore. Rep.
George W. Guthrie. Rep.
"William u. Blackwell, Rep.
MIDDLEsEX
Albert ". ADplcby. Rep.
~Andrew J. Wight. Dem
G. Raymond Lyon. Rep.
oFrcd w. Devoc. Der.
Charles t. Tindcn. kcp.
John Z. Toolan. Dem.
MONMOUTH
"Dallas G. Young Rep.
James G. Richdale. Dem.
Richard W Stout. Rep.
Raymond Fcsler Dem.
MORRIS
sDavid Young. Rep
Fletcher L. Fritts, Rep.
OCEAN
Woodburn s. Cranm0r, Rep.
PASSAIC
william " Evans. Rep.
Thomas +. Duffy. Dem.
Grover p lJeinzmann. Rep.
Eugene J Donovan, Dem.
*Henry c. Nershficld, Rep.
August Hoffman. Dem.
William r. Rogers Rep
Michael u. Miriello. Dem.
HFrcderick j. Tat;orsall, Rep.
John j Radigan. Dem.
SALEM
William S. Stiles. Rep.
SOMERSET
David Hastings. Rep.
Alfred S. Olmstead. Dem.
SUSSEX
Hugh c. Baldwin, Rep
Harold NJ. Simpson, Dem
UNION
ARTHUR y. Pierson. Rep.
arthur T. Warner, Rep.
Sidney W. EldridGe. Rep
WARREN
sThomas A. Shields, Dem.
pR.elcc. oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-05
WARREN

WARREN
Thomas Barber, Dem.
sRcSlcctcd.
Term not expired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-05
Who s Who Among the Men
For Whom Voters BaII0ted

Biographical yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-05

ol6 election districts missing out OF 90
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16

control OF the Chicago packers be
broken by establishment Of independ-
ent packing concerns throughout the
United States.
Sugar spectators are going to share
the governments attention with the
packers for the present. Figures pre-
pared by ii. ii, Rolapp Of the food adj
ministration's distributing committee
Tor this district Showed that none Of
sixteen wholesalers In Chicago is sell.
Ing sugar for what the government con-
siders a fair price, $500 per 100
pounds.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
Seeks Power to Seize Food.

Columbus, o.-An attempt to seize
stored food to sell 1t at cut prices was
made here by Prosecuting Attorney
Schleslnger. He filed suit asking that
the Columbus Packing company and
the Paramount Creamery company Ii
prevented from touching 1851
pounds Of pork held in storage beyond
six months. the limit set in the Ohio
cold storage law. A receiver Is asked,
with power to sell the pork at the
price paid when 1t was put In
storage.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16

Heoh NJ tVAStHSfs
Threats and undue insistence upon
the interest OF a single class make set
Element impossible. 1 believe. as l
have hitherto had occasion to say 20
the congress. that the industry and life
of our people and OF the world will
suffer irreparable damage IL employers
and workmen are to go on In a perpet-
ual contest, as antagonists. They
must. on one plan or another be effec-
lively associated, Have We not stead
mess and self-possession and business
sense enough TO work out that result?
In the meantime--now and in the
days of readjustment and recuperation
that are ahead of us-let us resort
more and more to frank and intimate
counsel and make ourselves great
and trlumphal nation, making our
selves united force in the life of the
world. 1t will not then have looked to
us for leadership In vain.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
CHICAGO PACKERS ON GRILL
Committee Of Illinois Agricultural As
ISOLATION Considering Effects Of
Their Grip on the Industry.

Chicago. --Slashing of Chicago5s grip
on the packing business of the country
- heing considered by the executive
committee of the Illinois Agricultural
association. This committee is to
mike report soon upon the result OF
a conference where w. Y. Durand OF
thr federal trade commission urged the
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
Nothing to Show for Il.

Mr.. Jones returned home the other
evening In fine spirits. "My dear
said he TO his wife. 'thls afternoon |
closed the deal for the new house.
bad the title examined, and found II
perfectly clear. The examination cost
me hundred dollars, but"
snow, isn't that u perfect shame -
exclaimed his young wife. "All that
money wasted "-Cartoons Magazine
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
Shave With cutleura so,,

And double your razor efficiency as
well as promote skin purity, skin COM
fort and skin health. No mug, no
Shiny soap, no germs, no waste. no
Irritation even when shaved twice
daily. One soap for all uses-shaving,
bathing and hampoolng.-Adv.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
Lets Ceoroe On II

Flow does Lnzenby play golff
by proxy. He send the caddie over
the course, while he sits on the club
house vernnda." - Boston Evening
Transcript.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
Something Different

operate robbers aud brlgunds are
stale"
True"
1--WE ought to have something new"
Yep; might have jazz bandittl."-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
Lucky Foot.

"IIow was the show last night, old
MANI
"Misera,lr My foot went 10 sleep
and I envled &C."
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16

"psyer Tablets OF Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always buy an
unbroken Bayer package which con.
tains proper directions TO safely re-
lieve Headache, Toothnche, Earache.
Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy tin
boxes OF II tablets cost but a few
cents at drug stores-larger packages
also. Aspirin Is the trade mark Of
Bayer Manufacture OF Monoacetic-
acidestcr OF Salicyllcacld.-Ady.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

presuntuosa nj ostentosa y muy lejos
de ser espectacular. Pero este Off
cial Sc ha conducido con la misma
dignidad y eficiencia, ha usado su ha
bilidad y sabiduria, 81 experienced '
dotes naturales con ell mismo zelo con
cienzudo en- ell servicio de su pals du
|rante un gran crisis como hubiera ST
do Ell case 81 Sc lie hubiera concedidc
la parte militar mas principal
En- tribute espontaneo de la legis
latura y 81 pueblo de Nuevo Mexico
creemos que es tfpico del sentimien'
to del pueblo hacia ell General Wood,
y una demonstration del hecho que 81
sirviente pdblico fiel, esta SECURE ge'
neralmente de llegar de su propio mo
to en- ell justo juicio de su pals. Els
indicative de la clase del hombre que
apesar de la parte mas insignificante
que Sc lie asigne ha continuado siendC
un0 de los hombres mas grandes y
habiles de la America, de la clase de
donde salem los presidentes. Cree
mos que Nuevo Mexico al tributaI
honor a su distinguido huesped, no So
10 Sc hace credito a su pr0pio patrio'
tismo pero debe considerarse especial
mente previlegiado en- hablar los sen
timientos de una naci6n en- leyantaI
la voz en- aprecio del trabaj0 que ha
echo por su patria.
La vida, dotes, caracteristicos v ser
vicios de Leonard Wood, le dan a su
patria justa causa para orgullecerse
Nos parece que su reclamo firme a
la confianza que America reposa en-
su firme responsahlidad es bien mere
cida. Su conducta durante la que
ira es un ejemplo de su firma. Su
conducta durante la guerra es un g.
jemplo de su firmeza. Su teOrfa de
preparation ha sido acknowledgements
sana; sus ideas en- cuanto a las obli-
g~aciones de America a ella v SUI po-
sici6n en- Ell mundO, han pasado la
prueba de los acontecimientos, su
concepto de Americanismo es amplio
y estadistico, v su personalidad ms
pira confianza y respeto.
Hay algo salido en- cuanto al carAc-
ter del General Wood, y sc siente
grocer I'm sentimiento en- Ell pats que
es 81 hombre propio para conciliar
las cosas cuando Sc encuentran vo-
lando p0r el yiento.
rs un Americana, sobrio, sensa-
to y s0lido-esa es la estimation que
Nuevo Mexico hace del General Wood.
Nueyo Mexico ganara opiniones au-
reas del pals como fesultado de su
encomio de un "Sirviente bien he
chic, bueno y fiel.s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
lei General Wood TN
SoIdado Valiente
Y Ciudadano Solido.
Nuevo Mexico Hahla Por ell Pals
En- Medic de EIogios


Tuvimos con nosotros Ell jueves a.
Mayor General Leonard Wood,EGue
rrero encontra de las tribus indigo
mas, comandante de los Rough
Riders autoridad miIitar, soldado dis
tinguido, administrator habil, estadis.
ia, y un Americana de primera ella
Sc, Listo v sabio patricia.
Hubo algunos que Sc convencieron
de la ingratitud de las Repdblicas,
cuando Ell General Wood, madur6 en-
experiencias v juicio, adiestrado toda
Ia vida la oportunidad, no tuvo Ell
previlegio de Hegar a cdspide codi'
ciada para guar los ~ejercitos Ameri-
en- la guerra mundial.
La B~ienvenida que SO lie extendi0
Ell jueves al General Wood, por ell
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico sin miras po-
lfticas nj ~partidarias o NADIA de ESQ.
'solamente ell honor debido a I'm Gran
Soldado Americana y ciudadano, la de,
m~ostraci0n de csc dfa la estimation
en- que 10 tiene TODD Ell pueblo de Nue.
vo Mexico es una prueba singnificante
del hecho Que las rep1blicas son a.
gradecidas. lei General Wood y su
obra han sido rem0vidos lejos de es-
te estado. No ha sido puesto en- los
reflectores que pudieran ser. La par.
to que tom6 en- ganar la guerra fue
tremendamente importantes pero no
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

n;dadas oua Ia crno Roia tendra nara
continnar s;rviendo j 10 b~umanidad
We ma obortnnidsd nara al menos
( mn 6oo AZ las o. an ddo IL n~arsonas
ne trabaSsron mr. asa oroaniaaci6n
an asta nafs dnranta Il g,,erra nara
ona av,,den ! Ia bumaniasd s~ufr,ente
! nara nna 90 av,,der Ar mismas
MA ana 81 raba;o AZ u rr,1 Roia
nahfa radncido lac boras one Iaa mn.
iaras AZ soc,eaad ~ nasahan ;ngan.
II ra,nss gastando II tSamno
i cansrai Tssorara wnnd naTt;d
nara Chicspn ] i ma IL IL maHana
Il v,arnas acomna5aaa AZ s,,s ri,
ciaies eli Coronel Baker, eli Teniente
Wood. Ell General partio de aQuf pa
ra Lamy en- un tren especial.
Antas IL no~t;n aao,arx I, canar.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

magnitud de una desgracia, v de mis-
labios puros de ~adolescente brot0 Ia
palabra imadrc mia!
Y corrf. corrf hasta mi casa; con.
te mis- temores, mis- pesquisas, afro
pelladamente, como aquel que quiere
de una sola vez decirlo todo Y quiz
tarse un enorme peso de encima; en-
tonces mi madre me cont0 detallada.
mente Ell suceso: aquella mujer 10.
raba sobre 81 escritorio la muerte de
un hijo honrado v laborioso que habfa
fallecido, precisamente ell 8 de Agos-
to, de una congestion en- 81 momento
de calcular n factura: fu6 un co.
merciante acreditado Y 40 dejo mas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
Ell MEJoR P~uRcANrE.

ruando Vd. quiera IN purgante a.
~gradable use las PastiIIas de Cham
berlain Son faciIes y agradables pa
ra tomar y suaves en- su efecto. Son
altamente ~valuadas POI Ell pueblo Que
reconoce sus buenas %cualidades. Va
len solamente 25 c~entavos.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

deudos que a una madre.
iOh, por ESQ sobre aquella mesa
estara mucho tempo Ell almanaque,
y ALI lucican y esparcirdn perfume
las flores lozanas del 4 de Julio. y
cuando la naci0n Zebra Of gran dfal
ONATEYAc..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
La Reception que la Ciudad de Santa Fe ObSequiO
AL General Leonard Wood fue Sumanente Notable

Mas de Glen hombres a Caballo y mas de Glen Au-
tom6viles Compusieron Ia Procession que escol-
to al Ilustre Soldado a Ia Tribuna al Lado Oeste
de Ia Puerta del Capitolio; Miles de Personals
Sc Apinaron a Rendir Tribute a Bizarros Cue
rreros Neo-Mexicanos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

Los hombres que pelearon cumplieron con su
deber. Los enviamos a que hicieron algo y 10
hicieron. No los olviden Tengan cuidado que
81 soldado y el marinero reciban no solo carino
sino 10 mejor que tengan ustedes.
Leonard Wood.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

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75c wywracane ga ~
zowe swiatia, kom--
pletn.e jak ma illu- .@A@ 4
stracyi, dohry sprezy G. EfNrbsA 20
nowy brener, ozdob-F %rr;Ej
ny klosz, do IQc
bry mantel &
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WiadomoSci re
South Chicago.

Budowa nowego teatru PREY zbiegu
ulic 92-giej 1 Commercial ave., ma po-
siadloSci D. Davisa postepuie razno ma
prod. W3asciciele ~spodziewaja sic, 2e
nowy teatr bedzie najprawdopodobniej
otwarty W miesiacu listopadzie b. r.
W dzieh urodzin panny Maryi Le-
wandowskfej, zam. pnr. $685. Brandon
ave-, kole4anki wyprawily jej mi}a "a
bawe. Goscie po smacznej kolacyi baw-i
Ii sic wesofo 1 wracali do domow ju4
p64na godEtna. Obecni byli: Pahstwo
Ciszewscy, PIP. Kaliszewscy, PIP. Lewan-
dowscy, pr. Wozniocy, p. Wiznicki, p.
Franciszka Lewandowska, PIP. Weroni-
ka 1 Franciszka Radka 1 p. Ludwika
Kaliszewska.
ZarZad Stowarzyszenia P~rzemys}ow-
COW W South Chicago wys1af ma rece
Kongresmana 2 tego dystryktu p. j.
R. Mamma list z prosba, by ten posta-
raj sic o jedna z najwiekszych armat
niemieckich I by ia zosta}a W nagrode
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Wielkie poza s~r6dmiesciem
lezace skiady beda "a
mykane w sObOte VIE
czorem pc Lynn lipca 1919

Nastepujace firmy ma zebra
niu, dobrowolnie odbytem oneg-
daj, zdecydowa}y zamyka6 swoje
sklady W sobote wieczorem o
6tej godzinie.
18th Str. Store - 12ta i Hal.
sted III.
Klein Bros. - Gotta i Halsted
utica.
L. Klein - 14ta i Halsted III.
E. Iverson and Co., milwaukee,
ave. i Wood ul.
Wieboldts 2 sklady - Mil
waukee ave-, PREY Paulina, i Lin
coin, School i Ashland ave.
Oznajmiaja re zamykac bedq
w tym celu, ably dac swoim pra-
cownikom jak najwiecej wolnego
czasu.
Lata i lata wstecz sklady te
byiy otwarte kazdy wieczdr W
tygodniu, wiacznie niedziele "a
no. Stopniowo jeden wieczor Pc
drugim zamykano az do oko}o
lipca, 1918 zamkniecie wieczo-
rem we wtorek, zostawiIo tylko
diva wieczory otwarte. w lipcu
1918 zaczeto zamykac jeszcze je-
den wiecz6r tax, re zostal tylko
wieczor otwarty w sobote, i te-
raz odpadnie jeszcze' sobota Pc
lynn lipca tax, re wieczorami
rcboty ME bedzie wcale.
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ofiarowana Smej wardzie ma pamiatke.
larzad twierdzi, ae Sma warda pod
wzgledem subskrypcyi bond0w wolno-
;ciowych podczas czwartego drajwu
ldobyIa pierwsze miejsce i ma pamiatke
'hcia}oby jedna z wielkich armat zdo-
5ytych ma niemcach ~posiadac.
*
Organizacya pod nazwa The Wo-
mans Relief Corp. Mr.. 161, ofiarowa-
Ia piekna flage W tych dniach zolnie-
RON | marynarzom z 6smej wardy W
South Chicago. Flage wreczy}a preze-
ska organizacyi PAM Gibson.
Jan Gelarski, zam. pnc S409 Mani
Stee ave-, powr6ci} z wojska W zeSz}ym
tygodniu. Ma Geese jego przyjazdu z
Francyi ma stale, W domu jego PREY
~jaciela wyprawiono mu wieczorek po-
vitality. Wszyscy bawili sic wesolo do
p6anej godziny. Pc zabawie gdy wojak
Gelarski wraca1 do domu z drugim ko-
lega T. Maciejewskim napadlo ma Mich
z rewolwerami trzech miodych handy
tow, kt6rzy ich obrali z got6wki jaka
miei PREY sobie. Gelarskiemu odebra-
no $1,000 a koledze jego Maciejewskie-
mu $4,000. Ma slad ~zloczyhc0w poll
eva so. chicagoSka ~jeszcze ME natrafi-
la dotychczas.
W ubieg}y czwartek, dnia 5-go Slubo-
wall o godzinie 7-mej wieczorem W ko-
sciele p. W. Sw. Brygidy W South Chi
cago p. Franciszek Banicki 2 panna
WIadyslawa Mentycka. Oboje pahstwo
mfodzi So bardzo popularni W kolach
m{odzieay so. chicagoskiej.
-
W miejscowym Saddle W ~poniedzia-
lex ,sedzia FIR. Graham, ME szczedzil
nikogo kto W poprzednia niedziele wy
kroczy} przeciw prawu sprzedawania
rozpalajacych trmk6w. Plerwszy ma
k%alendarzu policyjnym by} W. B. Gin
ski 2 Hegewisch, kt6ry zosta} przyla-
pany W niedziele ma przeda&y trun-
k0w bez ~Iicencyi. Sedzia skaza} 60 ma
z~aplacenie $500 kary | poniesienie
koszt6w sadowych.
~
R6wnie4 zostala powo}ana pred o.
blicze sedziego Grahama. p. Stanlsla-
wa Sobiejska, zam. pnr. 1896 Green
Bay ave. Policya oswiadczyla, Re wy
szynk jej by} otwarty W niedziele.
Sprawe ia od}oayl sedzia do logo czer
wca.
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~bliznieta sic chowa}y / wyros}y ma do
brych Polak6w, jake dzielnych synow
Ojczyzny 1 obywateli tutejszego kraju.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu ~Stowarzy-
Szenia Lekarzy pod nazwa South Chi
cago Medical Society, jeCinogfosnie
. zaszla uchwa}a nastqp. natury: Ze
zrozumialych kazdemu powodow dro-
zyzny, lekarze uchwalaja podwyzszyc
ceny "a obsluge chorfch jak nastepu-
je: Ia wizyty W biurze minimum $500
"a wizyty do mieszkania chorego we
dnie najmniej $500 a W pore n%ocnej
$500, porada. $1,000 poiogi $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

Budapeszcie depesze, W ktorej "a
powiada mu, re ataki wojsk we
gierskich ma armie czeska musza
ustac, W przeciwnym razie bo-
WIEN mocarstwa alianckie zade-
cydowaly Emusic do tego We
grow pprzy uzyciu ostatecznych
srodkow'. Powyzsza wiado'
moSG podaje depesza otrzymana
p Wiednia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

stentem zarzadcy cmentarza sw. VOL
ciecha W Niles. W wojsku s}u4yl bill
sko diva lata.
-
P. Roman Bystrzycki, IAN. pnr. S806
Escanaba ave-, %uradowany jest niezwy
klein W jego rodzinie zdarzeniem: Otdz
zawitaly do domu jego b~liznieta / to
dzia rskie chfopaki. To tez dopiero u
p. Romano radosc niedajaca sic wytl6,
maczyc. P. Roman Jest bratem znane,
60 W So. Chicago krawca p. Jana By
s~trzyckiego, prowadzacego skiad pnr
S7O9 Commercial ave. zyczymy by owe
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JEsZCZE ME
TRACT NADZIEI.

Paryz. 10. czerwca. - Delegaci
amerykahskich Iflandczykow, pa
movie Dunno i Walsh, postano--
will odlozyc zamierzony sw6j Cd
jazd do Stan6w Zjednoczonych
wyrazajac nadzieje, re po powro-
Gle prezydenta Wilsona z jego
wizyty do Belgii uda sic i'm jesz-
cze wyjednat u konferencyi po-
kojowej jakis stanowczy krok W
interesie uwolnienia Irlandyi z
pod ucisku Wielkiej Brytanii.
Pan Dunno twierdzi, re Irland-
czycy zdobywaja sobie coraz sill
niejsze sympatye i ,nie jest wca-
lie wykluczonem, re Czesi, Jugo-
s~iowianie, Polacy i inne narody
odm6wia przyjecia swej wolnoSci
tax dhugo, jak d}ugo Irlandya ME
bedzie zupelnie wyzwolona z pod
obcego panowania."
re STRAJKU w WINNI-
PEGU
Winnipeg, Man, Can, 10 czer-
wca - Gaia policya miasta Win
nipegu zostaia wydalona wczoraj
re sarzby przez komisye miej-
ska. kiedy odm6wiaa przyjecia ul-
zadajacego cd policyan-
tow podpisania zobowiazania, IL
ME beda uczestniczyt W zadnych
strajkach, proklamowanych ola
okazania sympathy z innymi
strajkierami.
w ogolnej tutejszej sytuacyi
strajkowej nastepuje powolne, a.
lc stale p~olepszenie. Delegaci te-
legrafist6w zwrocili sic z proSba
0 Podane i'm warunkow, ma ia
kich mogliby znow zaczac praco-
wac i coraz wiecej unistow stale
z powrotem do roboty.
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u obozu a~wiatycznego z Fort Sill, O.
klahoma, powr6cii znany w kolach
mlodz:eay So. Chicagoskiej 4oinierz
Jan Zyk, kt6ry by} swegO czasu aSy-