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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Automobile fires. their causes and
their prevention. IS the general theme
taken up by Prof Clyde II. Pratt.
president Of the Cleveland Automobile
school.
Despite the many general cam
paigns Of education of automobile
owners and chauffeurs In precautions
against fire. enough cases continue 10
pccur 10 warrant a word Of caution
and an additional word Of prevention
says Professor Pratt.
While automobile fires do not al
ways originate from caases considered
10 be within tie control Of the driver,
the great majority are entirely unnec-
e~sary as well as preventable. The
principal cause. Of course. and the one
which occurs most frequently. IS back
firing. Although II is unnecessary to
enumerate an the causes that lead up
20 hackfring il is well 10 point out
that the chief one IS a mixture that IS
too lean when fed 90 the cylinders.
Backiring win almost invariably fol-
low when this condition IS present.
when there Is back Gre q sheet
Of flame bursts from the air intake
Of the carburetor. and n there Is any
thing inaammabie in that vicinity it
Is very apt 90 catch fire.
Sure 20 Make Trouble
Bearing always On mind that gaso-
line vaporizcs very quickly. Il is ensy
~ understand that if there is gasoline
In the drip pan there is almost sure
10 De a sufficient mixture about the
carhuretor Go make trouble for the
driver The drip pan under the car
buretor should be SO arranged that the
gasoline Is drained of before IL has
time to vaporize.
Under ordinary circumstances
there should not be much gasoline
there az any Time III 81 comes from
a leak in the supply pipe or the car-
buretor connection it should bee re-
paired at once; If Go is from carburet0r
overflow, due % poor seating ~ the
hoat valve. the carburetor should be
cleaned.
"Under some conditions too fast
running may be a cause for fire in the
automobile. Great speed usually heats
the exhaust pipe almost TO a glow. IL
the pipe IS close 20 woodwork. particu-
larry where there is an accumulation
OF grease or dirt. there may be a
fire. Keep the woodwork free from oil
and grease at all times and thus pre-
vent possible blaze from this par
ticular cause
Oil and Grease Wasted.
'4The exhaust pipe also heats when
the engine IS run with n greatly re-
tarded spark. Here again oil would
Increase the menace. The economical
operator viii not allow oil or grease
10 be wasted I'm this way.
occasionally when the car Is stand
Ing In the garage the supply line viii
leak a trife. II under this condition
the car IS left standing in a closed
garage all night, the vaporized ac-
cumulation on the floor would ignite
from an open cutout when the engine
IS started.
Sometimes the tank overfiows
when IL is filed by an operator who
IS I'm a great hurry. Then In the
further hurry TO make a quick start
the muller cutout Is opened and the
driver finds that he IS not due TO leave
the garage for some time to come. II
ever. In that particular machine.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Here's wishing All Hickman a Happy
and Prosperous New Year / trust.
however that Hickman people will be
more attentive To the one great guar
aniee 20 prosperity aud happiness. the
cause of Jesus Christ and His church.
than they have In the past The only
security against BolSheyism Is the
religion Of Jesus Christ This Wild
eyed monster grows best where the
church is respected least. Come then
and rally 20 the churches The servi-
ccs an the First Baptist church next
Sunday az II n. m. and Z y. m. Sun
day school at . - a. NIL. NJ Grain.
Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Miss Mildred Thompson left on
Thursday for Macon. Ca. where she
viii visit friends for several days and
from there Will go 10 Washington.
where she will take business course.
studying under Miss Cartwright, for
merry High School teacher here She
was accompanied by Miss Irene
Thompson a. far as Nashville.
Miss Lillia Luten. of Charlottesville.
No. spent the Christmas holidays here
with her parents. DIR. and Mrs s. w
Luten.
Grant DELPHI and wife. OF Nashville.
spent several days here last week the
guests Of Mrs. Dclph's parents, MIN
Walker and wife
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
CARD

We wish 10 thank each and every
one who So kindly rendered as assist
uuec iu amy way during TIE recent i'll
ness and death Of our dear husband
and father May God bless and keep
such SorrowS a. Ours from yeu all. is
our sincere wish.-Mrs- q. w Whipplc
and children.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Many Of the new fall blouses keep
Us guessing as TO how their wearers
get into item. but here is one that
opens at the front and fastens with
rolling collar and a small shoulder
cape and IS set on a shoulder yoke.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
GOOD ADVICE ON
AVOIDING FIRES
professor Pratt Gives Hints to
Owners and Drivers on
Safety First.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRES

Principal Cause and Ore Which Oc-
ours Nest Frequently Is Back
hring-Gasoiine in Drip Pan
Another Source Of Trouble.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
New Year Greetings
TO EACH AND EVERYONE


The year just closed has been
the largest in our history in the
amount of goods sold of which
we are very grateful to all that
helped us to make 1913 our
banner year in volume.
While our volume has been
heaviest our collections have
been the poorest. We attrib-
ute this to two reasons: First,
buying Liberty Bonds and w.
S. Stamps has taken all your
ready cash and to those of you
who are not able to pay your
note or account, we are going
to take a limited amount of
these securities in settlement.
Second there great many people that live be-
yond their and don't regard their obligations
they should, and these the that going
give attention most for 1919. There will be all
kinds of taxes be paid the government take of
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Second, there are a great man,
yond their means and don't regard
they should, and these are the ones
give our attention most for 1918
kinds of taxes to be paid the govern
the war debt and these taxes will
every item we have on our books.
we simply cannot carry these open
more than one year and will expec
settlement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
Communication

Guthrie
Eds0r Leader J am sending you
q few lines about nv home town fo,
yours ana the rublic's criticism:
Coed Oh Guthrie
Standing lefty mid SIS splendor
eood oid Guthrie stands. rnee q. an
western cites u was balt by will
ing hands with fs railroad ana r.
fncg. With iis hathhousr and rs
shos. Guthrie does not need much
boosting for she always stays on top.
With Ter fine and modern dwellings
with hsr wide and clean paved streets.
Guthrie does nor need 10 hurry. for
sae VIII IN an ihs heats. You can
get the daily var news. il you are G
war news reaisr from she bess Of Ell
he papers. fhe true end faithful Daily
Leader. Fron fhe cost Of living. vou
need not worry. for your mind vii
b. ar rest. spend your dollars with
Guthrie merchants. for They have al
ways stood the test. in their honest
and square dealings. you VIII find they
are the best. Come 20 Guthrie. make
your home here for in every race she
beat Do not listen 10 the knockers.
they are loafers on the street. Come
10 Guthrie. look her over. hrins rour
friends along with you. once you're
here You viii not leave US. for the srio
here VIII convince YOU that 10 other
place VIII dos Morris Jr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND NEVER
SUSPECT IT
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from repogy from arpcgist.
who are cons antly in direct touch
with the pablic. there IL one prepara
tion that has been very Successful in
overcoming these conditions The
mild and healing influence OF DR.. XII
-mer's swamp Root j. soon realized
i stands The highest for It's remarks bic
record ef success.
An fxsmining ufyicizr for one of
the. pr0ninenf Ike Iu<<ance Com
panies sn an inrerriew nf tke subject.
made b ASTONISHING sfaEesnent that
one hsson why so msnv applicants
for insurance are rejected is because
kidney trcable Is 50 common 10 the
American peO -le. and he large ma
Joriiy CT those whose applicss ions are
declined 70 no even 81 'pect that they
have the disease. u is on sale a. I'll
drug sores in bottles OF two sizes.
medium and large
Howeye- II yCu wiSh first 10 test
this great preparation send ten cents
10 DR. kiir1er < Co. Binxbsmton. Y
Y. for sample bottle When writing
be sure and mention the Guthrie Daily
Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
WILLIAM H MURRAY WILL
SOON VISIT SOUTH AMERICA
Sage of Tish" Goes With the
Purpose Of Securing Land
Adapted For Colonization
Purposes

,,-..f.-, n Afnrrs1 Ss-a u T|Sh
,x--.s - s.a as.,as ih'
..s... = AS ,rh - soalh Al
,..s.-. a.. e,o. IS sauars 4
~. .,-sero o,rr. ~ from - 8
,,. so,sb American rascmm.nis fri
.,,,,.,..tan r,-a, Mr M4rIa.
,.,s ee-s S.-p-isr ana went 10 Stu-
,.-,.... q, .,enf sunday wrh ~ -.n
a. ol,,hsma Asr.eanura. and Noehan
..,f r.ile.e
When alr Nnrrag presents Ms cre-
s.r.i.l. to -he officials f. ho Sol
Amancan country s. wh.eh ~ axe
-....s to deal thov ali be eonfron.'
u.h fhe mos. m rt--p legers q.
nfradnet an tha. hasr vsts been ear-
r.f abrasf aea 81 he rafed
s.ssas Tho Afsfs lama from some
f.he mos nnsn.nta. mon 'n financial
.tts.is, sl end nHfHal circles p
thIs country and are t.al'ef'Es tfin-
als 60 ihe eam Nh.sa Mr Murray
Is he'd
Tho colonization sehfme which Nf
Nurrav in ends 20 dtfei % INVOLVES
'he NOS prefeni'ous plans ihai have
beon aiero 'ed hY an, such enterprise
'nstered by d cinen ~ NE tnf'd
states. The matter depends ia'-el'
d on finding thc eSnc' conditions b.
believes are essential for me ncc'ss-
.ai ieseiopmenf of his rians. II be
auds what fits me demands of ihe
big colonization scheme and The belief
Borne oai hN 'n'plias' henl gwen
from many quarters mat me cone's-
'"n ".N ~ granted Nr Murray "'li
pra'ahiy return 'o oklahoma within
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
FOR DILIOUsNESS
AND INDIGESTION
TAKE A CAlOTAH
The New NauSealess Gallo
mel That Is Purified and
Refined From All Sicken-.
ing and Dangerous Effects

Nol have heard Of smokeless row
DIR. co'orless iodine AMI tasteless
qGinine.- get acquainted with
nausea less calomel the new calomel
thar s wholly delightful n lis effect.
w rsfair al OF rhe system urSfying
and liver cleansing qualities OF ghs
oid-styie calomel.
Nour doctor viii tell you thar calo-
MI IS the bes1 and only medicine
fo- b.ls0uSneSs. headache. indigssti1r.
ana constipation and now thaf Il \
r1eaSam 10 take everybody IS takina
Csciahs. shs new calomei With al
% ne i.ysr benefits and none of 1hf,
sting. I
One sabie- on the tongue a. bedtime.
with a swallow of water.-fhaIs All.
Ne tsi~e. no neusea. no salts. no dam
ger Of salvation Next morning YOU
wake ~ feeling fine vogr liver thor
oushiy N-snsed. all biliousaess. head
ache. constipation and indigestion re-
moved Ess what you please. no
danger
cslo-ahs are sold onls in original.
SEALED lackage price thirty FIVE
cents Al druggists are authorized 10
refund ~he s--ce 4 YOU are not de-
lighted with CslotabS.-(Adv.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
A DEAD SHOT"
SAYS MINISTER
Black -Draught Given High Praise
As a Stomach and Liver MeGi-
cine by Well-Known Old
Gentleman WHO Has
Useu II.

Mineoia Tceas Tht Rgv NJ b Jen-
k.ns. reiir.i minister % The VI s.
Church south. living Is als ciy. SAYS.
Il have used Hia.s ORA eai as stom
aeh and liver medicine ana have never
found Co., equal
once suffered for sro months eir
cramps and pains. tried every aae ]
could hear of without avail bui Black
DFaushl was q "doaa shot"
am known here and AN osor rho
saic sor nay honesty ans ruihmlness
, am Is years old and have usei
Blaea Drought Tor years
J can a.ghly recommend ID 90 any
onc MS LIVER medicine that has no
oaual it b excellent .or stomach.
liver anl other ailments j use il for
. bad taste in The mouth. headache
and other sicanesses that come from
'le disorders oi le liver
Thcilords Black praseh, S purely
vegetable, and acts actively en- tue
hcwe's. gently Stimulating re liver.
and helping 10 increase ihe normal
discharge Of bile into thc .nios,ines
II assists in the digestion 81 food and
relieves constipation n a promp, aad
natural way
Try Blark DfaneAt BUY q package
g. Black pfau.ht today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
The Many Mysteries OF
Nature
~ l. n BOWER, n. d.

- II. j. ..,.,.... ...l ara 4 ,,sslSv
- .-s ,'i.rt f6,-e ~. IN 80 a the
' 49,. 49,. IA ....,,.4 ~ rne t.ss. ,ou
"a ~ ar.o- Nth i,s PECULIARLY strung
- --.l ia IN nsiser ,ea ect !. fnNsr os
~. he.rtr Nog - is..nt = poppy secd
and c.f ontnn la dangerous. halsf-ioming
irurl - son c4n iaaat d Fiuharh sssa ana
sCt simffhmE nat h.as cansti stipailan
No sfieuflsi. lslag % aead, rau eNalain
these mgsferrs 81 Nature hetnd ite
invisible lic eem m carl su,l 3 hdeen
tlle docp SCENT mar uonoaf unsfFs'ai'N
Everything growing out ~ TIE uquni
saus intended iaT ONE use % - ihlehne
natural caudHians. Dr ftrct, 81 iliiaioo,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

Coblcnz Germany. March .. 1919
pearat Mo.h,r and Father 4 has
h-,n scseral days since last wrote
son and also ihai long since Z had
letter from you eN!soi. however io
receive mail tomorrow or ncN day
ana hcpe 40 have a lot,r from YOU
I have been pretty busy iodss 90 !
Nas down Is Trcr for a coupis or
days and the work piled ap ~ my
absence Colonel Hunt, Colonel or
den and I went 20 Tricr IA a ear day
bcaore yssqsraay 4 Is senCraily about
four hour ride but A. stopped ~
wiunch for two or three hours AMI
didn1 49, into Trier until about or
So. d BE- very rciiy little city
and exceptionally clean d :. nor The
city thai C0hlonz is hn q mlth
older and Aaf "a Ncry nice loeailon
on thc hank ~ the MoSello river The
Nn.e'ie flows irto fhe Rhine hcse af
Cnhisnk 80 you see W. had only so
follow the river 90 get there We
didn't iakc che river road fhoarh a.
Is longer than across the country
We ate sandwiches on ihe road
sandwich.s. cake and hot coffce from
fhermos bottle The weather wis
rice and cnjoyod ihs tri1 very much
sunday morning We drove an around
he cny and visited The Old Roman
,aih which are naarly two thousand
,sr- Old and bu.h by the Romans IN
he hIrd century Also visited tho
'rena or Stadium where prisoners of
var were vmhaiilcd again=i fierce
vld beasts or agsinsi each other n
hey won IN the one sided csmhaf tho,
s.re set free ". saw the door in
he middle @; fhr arena up phich m
ions. etc. were brought and down be
1eath IN the dungeon whore hey ken'
h. beasts. The old walls are crnmt-
inz and wei shcy mgh; aftcr o
nisnv hundreds u voars Then Ne
visited the poria Nira BLACK gatel
which was The eastern gate. 60 the
walled CRY ~ Tr.er or Trevi-. built
also. b. b. Romans This is abouf
~ ;hat Is leff Of the cisy wall as the
city itself has expanded far beyond
he small ARIA first allotted.
4 few hundred wars aro the in
dusir.ous people decided 20 build on
70 the old yafe and make a church
our of b. Along came Nanoieon and
decided % Was shame tp dcfacc such
wonderful old ruin bv making d
into church - ~ had everything
ssken away trom = and LETT q as IL
originally was with the exception Of
the IRON door hinges whieh had been
driven into the stone - tightly thai
it was found imrracticabie 20 -eInsve
Them. Il j. in the center Of the city
49, aAAAHA~u - ANR AAA-" tANut- NV
wind constantly blows even when
there i no wind elsewhere. The wind /
has worn the big blocks Of stone in
some places 70 almost nothing The
oid Roman baths were q very inter /
es'inS sizht but nothing resogn Fable
IN them. Nothing remains a. the 1
present time but Numerous subterra-
NUNS. There j. also ar old cha-ch
N the CITY. part Of which was erec-.d
b. The Romans and q pillar which was
some centuries later. lies juSs
Datside the door.
We came hack Yesterday afternoon.
The roads were q little slippery but
se managed to get here about pm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
CSSTORlA
For fants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears ~ -
s....ls,, ;ss ., &zHA1zS~
BONE DRY SlEUTHS
ARE GUARDED FROM
WRATH or CITIZENS

sContinaed from page One)
officers said as Shzciefors started
away he began firing at them at close
range with revolver ard they re-
turned the &C IN sell defense. Hud-
son, in sworn statement iust before
his de5.h. dsnied either he or Shacsle-
ford had fired At all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

Exactly four months have elapsed
since the armlsrco What may Dr.
expected 10 happen p Europe aurn9
the next four months y b hose in.
elosea aa . onmnrallNn l-.--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
OF Local Moment

wakon. Patterson and Donneiles. al
democrats we're elected mayor and
oonni S.ore-s Of Oklahoma city VS.
ferday IN shc mos spectacuiar elecion
ever held IN hat cily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
HUNDRED PERSONS
ARRESTED FOR plUNpERISc

Frs1sfo-t. kr-d 2-Tnree hundred
persons accuses of plU,oerlos Shops
N tbs city have been arrested. Dis
orders due 10 the shortage of food
s.vfts have ber recently inensisie5 By
: rsoseti0n Of she potato ration from
five TO three pounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

Among other things Foreisn Min
ister Pichon has learned how 90 make
a painless change Of mind when oc-
cssion allows him no other choice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

rla Carr nrv Goods CO are MAX /
ing e,f pffaaTffsuna fuF an Essi'r
Sale. Their two I~re al vaii apnelf
U Ihnrd-ys paper saie bsln
FRIDAY merurg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.

Tha Associated Press 3 exclusively
entitled 10 the use for republication
OF an news disnfehes credited 10 =
or rot otherwise credited IN thi'
papcr ana also the local news pub-
lishel herein.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

The campaign over why nai asranre
plans mai nc cuf fsa rreat ba p
house ana marketing unit inHE
and energy and initiative w r
the trick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

The rel-n ~ fclror s re- r~at'ea
az law an1 order as p eac 81
hc. no sooner end an pFussle than
begins again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

Germany says she ~iil frs hcr own
GO whtn Ae e~s one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

Gasoline 8 sefrnl ehearer 'very-
Whore huf here Tha' emo ua-
fion for the state fhal S me srea res.
roducer Uf o. in the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

- 9IToH1 Wlfhsfan1 The Wlnter
Cold Better Than The Weak.
N'l people who are feeble and
younger roonlc who are weak. win ~
strengthened and enabled 10 81
NhoNtS TASTELESs chin TONI
winch simply IRON and QrINlNF
.nfoaef cold weather hv taking
-,isn' n4el in svrup 50 pleasant even
children ike ii Yoa can soon fe.l fis
Sirens honInr. inveoratine rfre..,
Price flc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

Reform Is proper There musi be
reform. Bur now and then enc en-
counters wild-eyed reformer WI, has
or'Ven many men-and women ;oo-
20 hell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

Billy Walker The D "a cost oi
smoking WhN lcsfei halshenism
Something should be- done 81 once. ~
hts c1mrY vii hu Dr. recks a
aoi p.pe ana cheap hu Hnre tobacco
De- pah h.rs THAI tan nrng order
oui ~ chaos a his great hn THREAT
ened coaniy q; olrn Gimme q
match
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

sam Sm NH oon takc iho rosd
Tor q hardware lne a. Nin have
Prank Gotchell's old beat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

The women demoF o. 80 f~r
ability 90 vote nlcllis,niY n st
,erday's ,le,gon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

-, +. *. .,o.. -,,.-r.a,,,,.- s,s,-son
IA an ~, ,-s.x
c.-marx es,s ~. vail trs her own
,-.er,s. she s,s.n't know s crmin-
Il, ...,..r g.. ..... ,,s
rla Fapy n~v Good CO a.. mak
lns r,a prtsaratsons co. "a Essisr
sale Their two -l.are al v-iii apnear
a rhnrsa.y's psrer sais hsin
r,-.ss. rn.rn.r-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

TIE Luiz Dry Goods Co. are max
in- 1r's' prepaIauons for an Fasier
sale Their two rage ad Will srpcar
n lhlrsiay's paper. sale begin
Friday morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

itf 81 crsis peaIh ano'hrr
one onr mlsM a. wel $50 used IL
srl- ami smile Occasionally ga be-
worry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

HARRY Ardery ~Oas.dr 81 ravols
have met with no woman eho mi DE-
ho ann .dtred a vision
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-02

Sp ins earden.ns on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15

Icego mr.. 103. Tow. Harmonic, Polk
ma Obczyznie i Tow. ,,Gwiazda ivy
ciestwa" Mr.. /. braiy udziai W po--
grzebie. Trumne niesli: Franciszek
Klimek, VIM. Timmerhoff, Jozef
Mrukowski, Albert Sikorski, Jan Pal
Ilasch | FIR. Kinowski.
Cia}o zlozono ma cmentarzu sw.
Wojciecha - PREY pomocy pogrze-
bowego Piotra Kowaczka.
Sp. Nalepinska byla corka S. p.
Antoniego Shermanna - jednego z
najstarszych polskich osadnikow
miasta Chicago.
Opr6cz meza, pozostawia ona pu
sobie - try siostry: pania FIR. 10
walska, p. Jozefe Klimek / pania
Ludwike Frank - jakotez jednego
brata - Jana
I Mech jej ziemia lekka bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
nNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA

w Hawthorne odbywac sic beda
W kazdy piatek przedstawienia mi
gawkowe W ~teatrze: Ideal. kt6re'
go w&aScicielem jest obyw. Koipacki,
Doch6d ma armie polska.
= 90 =
Towarzystwo Poiyczkowe / Kasa
0szczednoSci Sw. J6zefa mr.. III, maj
starsza polska Sp6ka tego rodzaja
W Stanie Illinois " tych dniach o.
tworzyia nova 129ta serge. Intere-
soxani mogs sic do tel seryi zapisy-
wac W kazdej chwili u sekretarza
Stanisfawa j. Zywickiego, ktoresc
biuru Jest pnr. 1915 Noble ul., lun
W kazdv czwartek wiecz6r ma posie'
dzeniu dyrekcyi W sail bankowej NJ
Stanislawowie.
Odbieranie pieniedzy odbywa SIG
W kaZdy czwartek popoiudniu 90
godz. 1szej do 5tej W biurze pnr.
1915 Noble Ill, a wieczorem W sal
bankowei ma Stanislawowie cd 60
dziny 7mej do stej.
Cd 500 akcyi placi sic % cent6W
~tygodniowo.
" : 90
walenty Locytko, zamieszkaty p
mr.. 125 E. 11Sta III. zaskarzyi pan
ne Felieye Martyka o w~yiudzanie Cd
uiego pieniedzy pod faiszywemt po'
zorami. Sedzia Graham przeSls'
dajacy sprawe, orzeki, il p. Waien
ty winien jest pannie Felieyi $3.50
uwolnii dziewczyne Cd wszelkie,
odpowiedzialnoSci.
Locytko skarzyl sic, IL lodc1a'
dwuletnich konkur6w wydal on
CORA $4,000. z sunny tel s21O. wy
sz,o IA zakupno sprzet6w domo-
wych. a reszte ma huczne wesele, ktC
70 mia}o sic wkr6tce odbyt. Jak &c
,zasem bvwa. - parma postano"liS
Stub ma iakis czas odaozyt, to zas tax
rozaslilo uana Locytke, IL postano'
viii szukac prawdy i sympathy " sal
sadowej.
9 -: q
chcac W przeciagu miesiaca Ie'
hrat i wysiat diva pulki do armr
noIskief, c~entralny KOmitet oOyWa
te,sk, urzadzat bedzie caiy szeres
viec6w ~pOiaczonych Z zapasam' S't1
tycznymi. wiece te ~urzadzane Osa'
r61nvch dzielnicach miasta' cnce
sazdemu dat spOsObnoSt zap'San Ne
.ie do armi. polskiej. dop0ki jest p
Tenn spogobncst, jak bowiem Wild