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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
FRENCH AND
Q GREEK VICTORY

sALONIKA. Greece. Mar. French
and Greek troops have captured Tt
raspol IS miles north Of Odessa. from
the Bolsheviki.
The allied forces are pursuing the
retiring Bolsheviki along the Dneister
river.
Much material has been taken from
the Bolshevikl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
Booze S1nuggler Shot.
EXPLOSION AT
ARMS PLANT
(By 1nternational News servsce.)

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March l.
Three men were killed and number
OF others injured in an explosion Of
the Winchester Repeating Arms Com
pany plant here this afternoon At
the factory all further details con-
cerning the explosion were refused.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
Tipplers Up in Arms.
(Rv International News servtce.l

NEW YORK. March Gotham Ice
Cream Soda "tipplers' are up in arms
today against the high cost of drinks.
An ice cream soda on Broadway or
Fifth avenue costs twenty-five cents
cents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
News gets
Warts Want Straps.
lnv 1nternational News servioe.l

ERoaRLYN. March THE under
s.zed mon of Brooklyn. who are not
tall enough to reach straps in elevat-
ga trains. have organized The Short
Mems League. and today announced
their intention Of appealing to the
public service commission for longer
straps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
t5y International New. service,


WASHINGTON, march l.-Auuounoe.
ment OF Republican Anbuster 60 be
undertaken immediately and carried q,
until the end of the session. wa. az.
pected rnomentartly when the senat.
met today.
senator Watson OF Indiana had .hs
announcement framed and planned to
read 1T on the floor as soon as Senator
Knox completed his speech on thu
league of nations
Senators Lodge and smoot, on the
other hand, said they had not decided
definitely that hnbuster was TO bs
undertaken and would not decide until
late this afternoon
A Republican fHbuster would defeat
the $1,000, 100000 bond bill without the
passage OF which the victory loan can.
not be foated. It was plain that Re.
publican senators approached the pro.
posal for a fubuster against this bill
with the greatest hesitation and ,nisrtv.
ing, doubling that the country would
approve talking TO death measure 40
vital TO the country's finances.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
tBy International News Service,

y
WASHINGTON, March t.
weighing the league of nations
conhtution in the balance, Senator
Philander c. Knox, secretary of
state in the cabinet of President
Taft, found the instrument wanting
in many vital particulars in a SEN
ate speech today.
-Four tests were applied to the
covenant by the Pennsylvania
senator:
J. Does it abolish war.
2 Does it stake down the vital
reVisions of the constitution?
g. Is it destructive of American
sovereignty?
4 Does it threaten our independ-
ence and life?
A COOL ANALYSIS,
Analyzing the constitution calmly
and 1udIcially," Knox attempted to show
Continued on page seven-7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
BOOTLEG
INQUIRIES
ARE HEARD
E. Hammond Holdup Fea-
tured in Chicago Hear
ing Today.

"Bootlcgging' of whisky between Chi
cago and SouJn Bend. via Hammond, is
to be thoroughly investigated today.
Tony BehnsEi, a mechanic Of the South
Bend. is in custody of federal officials.
as are also John S. Brown. who oper-
ates a taxicab in front of the Morrison
hotel and his helper. Thomas s. Calla-
han.
Brown and Callahan. the police say.
admit they have carried several loads Of
whisky in their taxi into Indiana. but
deny Belinskis charge that they had
any connection with the holding UP and
robbng of Belinslei near East Ham
mond Belinski said he was robbed Of
800 and many gallons of whisky by
men who followed his taxi
BOOZE Smugg1er Shot.
BENTON HARBOR, Mich. Feb. "a
August Mashke. a Russia of this city.
was shot in the arm by a federal Off
Ger on board the Pere Marquette train
today. The officer claimed Mashke
made what he took to be a move for a
gun when arrested charged with snug
Cling liquor Warrants have been is
sued for five men. including Mashke.
OFFICIALS claim to have evidence the
gang made the trip to So&th Chicago
loaded their suitcases with booze, and
were bringing it to this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01

Individual fiat q party) bus.--S4S $50
Individual fiat q party) res 81 So
Two-party fiat. business----- 80 As
Two-party fiat. resideuce--- ~ SO
Four-party, business (2)----- -
Four-party. residence (2)--- IS
Eight-party. business, rural - q
Eight-party. residence. rural IL u
individual. one-way. incoming 80 36
Extension. same premises bus i
Extension. same premises. res 9
Private branch exchange with
operators set Tor each pos.
cord ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 36
Trunks two-way ------------ 4s 90
Railroad private branch------- -
The increase asked of residences is
minimum and the raise is thrown large
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01

The increase asked of residences is
minimum and the raise is thrown large
~ on business houses and industries,
especially those with private switch
boards and trunk lines. For private
branch exchange. $24 is asked for ten
lines or less and the scale is graded UP
to s120 for 261 to SEQ lines.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-16
r 4 4 NM kk3x#k =
X PINEW00D.
4 K X 4 X X KSt 4 x X X 4 = r

y w. r. Wendt and H. NJ. Koppang
were Bemidji business visitors tues
/ day.
". II. Dodge, and Mrs. Mollie Dodge
returned Tuesday from Park Rapids
I where they have been for several
days attending a religious conven-
tion @%as'E T.. p
Mrs. c. B. Nelson returned We'd
nesday morning from trip up the
500 line. ~ @@% ,z- ~,
/ Mrs. S. c. Miller returned from a
! visit with her parents at Gould City,
/ Mich, Wednesday evening. III.
Mrs. Martin Troness was Bemtd5f
caller Thursday. T. 5000, .., H.,
Mr.. Nicely Of Solway was here
Wednesday and Thursday distribute
ing car Of seed potatoes among the
farmers. - :. ). ~ vi. RI n
Frank Klingbei and son, Willie,
formerly old time residents here, but
now of Trail, were In PlneWood on
business Wednesday and Thursday. y
. HalYor Amanson and little son of
Debs were Bemidji visitors Friday.
Mrs. Fredendahl and Miss Esther
Josefson of Debs went to- Bemidji
Saturday. ; =
The following Pinewood people
: were Bemfdji shoppers and business
T. callers Saturday: Mrs. Chas. Lind
gren, Mrs. s. G.. Miller, Henry John
son, Peter Holm, H. X. Koppang and
Fred Marsh. -. ..,'...'
Mrs. A. J. Fenton of Bemidji ar
rived here Saturday evening for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Klinger, over Sunday. ] -
Oscar Steffne arrived Saturday eve
ming on his way home for q visit
with his parents at Debs. .-+
Carl Nord and Carl Steffne Of Debs
were Bemidji visitors Saturday. Fl
Oscar Brecken arrived home Fri
day from "over there" and we all are
glad to see him home again.. He
looks hale and hearty. L. -....
The dance given at the pool hall
Saturday evening was fairly we'll at
tended, owing to the bad roads many
did not come that otherwise would
have attended. p %S E #SEsa ~
d. NJ. Corners and Miss Zenda
He'll Of Bemid1i, attended the dance
at Pinewood Saturday evening and
were. the guests of S. c. Miller over
Sunday. ,e2s1Z~e@a -ij~s4rs2
= Miss Edith Peterson Of Debs came
down and took In the dance Saturday
evening and visited friends over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Olson Of Bemidji
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Rude over Sunday. 81
Mrs. C. A. Bye is now the post
master at Pinewood, having taken
over the P. o. Saturday. ~
Albert and Torvold Fossend of
Grant Falls, Mimi, were visiting
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Fossend, for several days the
past week. They left their home
Monday evening.
The writer wishes to congratulate
two young women Of this vicinity for
their true devotion to the ones they
loved. They did not let distance, bad
roads. or darkness keep them from
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-16

meeting their soldier sweethearts
when they arrived from "over there"
Those young women are a credit TO
their home and country. They did
not turn "slacker" and marry some
Z Stacker, when their loved ones were
away lighting for their home and
country. These are the kind OF
women whom we can look to for true
Americans of future generations.
Miss Clara Bake arrived from Be-
midi Monday, where she has been
for some time en- route to her home
at Azure. I'VE :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-16

G. s. Ferris attended post meeting
of the g.. A. n. Saturday.
G. w, Kingsbury and family and
Fred LANCE were Sunday visitors at
the A. r. DALEY home.
F. j. Wright and son, Lee and Miss
Margaret and Dorothy. were Bemidjt
shoppers Wednesday. s5s5 ss, lssss
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-16
K X 4 X x * q .:ktf ~ ~ = !
( KELLIHER SCHOOL NOTES. :
X -. = n II II II II II II ~ ~ Il Il 4

4 4 X x = >
Homer Snyder enrolled In the
fourth grade this week. :.
Alonzo Magill is back In school
after a weeks illness. Ellora Olson
has also had a weeks siege.
Anna Anderson Is critically III
with pneumonia. ,
The junior class Of the high school
has &c. completed its organization:
president, Helen Hubbard; secretary,
Inez Gunderson; class colors, old
rose and white. -" - rs
Don't forget to see the best play
ever given by the kelliher school.
It is one Of those delightful Uniyer-
sity Farm dramas that have become
so popular over the state IN recent
years. It's title Is playing Fair"
It shows that farm women are not
given square deal, and It points
out the remedy. 81. Ssevening,
May 18th, at $3.50 O'Clock.
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&c Harry vogt and family visited at
the F. J. Wright home Sunday.
E Casper Knapp and family and joe
Knapp visited Mrs. Sarah Knapp Sun
day.
E. Cotheran returned from Osh-
kosh Tuesday to the Casper Knapp
home 5as..s:--sss.S {. .<-I.-y$g es ;rr
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X X X ikf kkk ~ + +
@ Ray Jennings drove out on Tues
day. His sister, Miss Elsie accom-
panied him home. s5s &,
Mr.. Nichols and son went to their
farm in Langor this week to work.
George Bogart was in Blackduck
ON Thursday. .#4 80:
Henry Plummer was visitor in
town on Saturday.
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r .4 ECKLES.

Z 3 = x > - % 81
. The Eckles Farmers club met st
the town hall Sunday. III decided on
the next meeting. which will be held
the first Of June, being public meet
ing and everyone is invited.
a Neis Olson made a business trip
to Bemidji Monday. S 5 !.
a There is, going to be a Farmers
club dance given In tho town hall,
(The old Bell school housed Nay
24th, everyone ID invited and prom
Used a good time. ~
Miss Verda Kennedy, who Is at
tending .scaeols in Bemidji spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Gibney and
children autoed to Bemidji Friday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-16

Mrs. F. w. LANCE and family vis-t
tied Mrs. Sarah Knapp Wednesday. e
Officers were elected in the Sunday
school as follows: III. s. Stilwel.
superintendent; Mrs. Fred Lange5 as;
Isistant superintendent; Will Stilwell,
treasurer; Margaret Wright, secre-
tary. Il 4,s.s i5 - a.ss e:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-16
. GRANT VALLEY.

x X Xxx x fk x * x x X =
Mrs. John Rossier and children
were Sunday visitors at the F. w.
Lange home. 1888, a5s.=4 ~ i.
Mrs. Donald Shannon returned to
the home Of her parents after a
weeks visit in Bemidji.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01

CZECH, 976 Selka Michal, 97S Sara
mex JozeF, 979 Szymanski Stefan,
$50 Szweda Stanislaw, 9S7 Talarski
rzegorz, $50 Twurakowski Franci-
seek, 9s5 Wojowicz Tomasz, 996
Wojciechowska Zofia, 99S W6jcik
Andrzej, 1000 Zajac Adam, 1901
Ziemba Andrea.
q +
Czionkowie polskiego demokraty-
cznego klubu dwunastej wardy urza
dzaja iutro wieczorem W sail OBJ.
Kurlanda, PREY ulicy Sacramento i
25ty pl., bankiet ma Geese zoinie--
rzy powracajacych Francyi.. Pre-
zes klubu OBJ. Leon Slash wreczy
zofnierzom pelniacym siuzbe Ia O.
ceanem 2 okazyi tel zlote bukiety'
W dow6d wdziecznoSci i'm sic nalez-
nej a tym zaS zolnierzom, ktorzy STU
zyli W obozach W Ameryce wreczone
zostana bukiety srebrne. W czasie
przyjecia zdjeta zostanie fotografia
uczestnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
z u BEND, IND.

DUoczna wystawa rOlnicza W mics
rie South Bend, odbedzie sic W parku
Springbrook, poczawszy cd dnia Sgo
10 1890 wrzesnta, b.. T.. Miejscowe sto-
~warzyszenie wystawy mied1ynarodoweJ
robd wielke przygotowania do jak nal
lepszego urzqdzenia 7apowiedzlaneJ
wystawy 1 rokuje sobie, il tegoroczna
wystawa rolnicza bedzie wieksza, lep-
va 1 obfitsza W rezultaty cd wszyst-
kich dotychc0asowych wystaw rolnd--
ozych tamtejszego powiatu. Wobec tel
zapowiedzi, spodziewac sic nalezy, re
Iudnosc dopisze W roku bie4acym jak
nigdy przedtem / zysk z przedsiebior-
silva tego - TAX moralny jak i. finan-
,owy bedzie wielh. .
w pmiedzialek odbyl sic pogrDeb
:. D. Wtktoryi Luc7kowshiej ,liczacej
przy zgone lat 26, 2 domu 5aloby pnr.
725 johnson ul., do kosciola p. W. sw.
Stanisla1wa Kostki a stamtad po Cd
prawienfu ceremonh ~pogrzebowych 1
nabozehstwa "a dusze zmarfej, zw}eki
zawiezione zostaIy ma CmentarB polsko-
katolicM sw. J6zefa. Pozostawia o.
pr6cz meza Stanisfawa huczkUwskiego
takze dwoje dzied. Mech odpoc1yYa "
poko5u.
W bie4acym tygodniu W departamen-
Gle budowniczym wydano pozwole6-
stwO ma budowe nowych dom6w mtesz-
kalnych W South Bend, ma og6lna su-
me $ 5,OO0.O0. Pomiedzy nowymi aprka-
cyami znajduja ste takze nazwiska Po-
lak6w.
W sad1ie ~policyjnym W sasiedniem
miasteczku Mishawaka, W ubiegly
czwartek r0eznfk Andrzej Vodka, "a
piacil $1,000 harry 1 pouiosl koszta So
dove "a spr2edanie W swoim skladzie
wv Mishawaka, dziesiec funt0w mbyto
czystego smalcu niejakiemu Carl Smi-
thowi okaza8o sic, Re owo naczynie Ia
wieraio ME czysty szmalec, ale t1uszcz
wo4owy z olive / zamiast dziesiec fun
tow, by1o tam ty1ko 9h funtow. Wod-
ka takEe zap8acii hare "a swego pra-
cownika. Leona Taberskiego, ktory do
konal powyzszej sprDedaty, GO raDem
wynosiso $4,000. VODKA Tabersd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01

Wszystkim krewnym i ZnaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domoSt il najukochanszy MAJ,
ojciec j dziadek nasz
S. P.
Franciszek OlSZta
DO dlugiej i ciezkiej chorobie,
pozegnai sic z tym Swiatem, o.
patrzony sw. Sakramentaml, d.
SOgo lipca, 1919 rOku, o godzi-
ME 1880 rano, " podesziym
wieku.
|, Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W So
bote, dnia Ego sierpnia, o 60
dzinie $3.50 rano, z domu la
Ioby pnr. 1919 Elston ave-, do
kosciola g6rnego Sw. Stanisia-
Wa Kostki, a stamtad ma cmen-
tarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkiem zalu
pograzeni:
Veronica, iona; Roman, Jan
i Wladyslaw. synowie; zofia,
J6zefa, Helena, EleonOra i Ma
ryanna, corki; Marta, syno--
wa; Wfadyslaw Polinsd, Fran
ciszek SOch, zieciowie; wnuki
- wraz z Gala familia. l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
'niesc przemysl polsh.

Miejscowy wlasciciel zakiadu fryzy-
erskiego, OBJ. Bronisiaw u. Magiera,
pred paru dniam dostapif przyjemno-
Sci ,p~rzejechania sic aeroplanem poru-
cznika Georgia. McCabe'ego mad mia
stem South Bend, kosztem Oh. Jozefa
A. Werwihskdego, lokalnego maklera
realnosciowego i wicecenzora wv. n.
p. Pomiedzy ~powy4szymi panami sta
nal zakiad O to, kt6ry Z Mich ma VIE
Gel odwagi. d fry1yer dotrzymaf sfo-
wa. skutkiem czego jest on pierwszym
Polakiem W tamtejszym grodzie, ktory
iecha1 aeroplanem ma wysoRosd 2,OOO
stop przez przeciag Is mdnut. Jazda ma
powietrzna kosztowa5a pana WerWln-
skiego $500 j dis ten ostatni jest
przekonany. re j pomiedzy artystaml
,brzytwy znajduja sde ludzte odwazni.
Wskutek uszkodzenia. jake otrzy-
mai dria 9-go grudnfa, roku 1919 pod
GAS piracy W fabryce Slngera, obyw.
Antoni Ruszkowski wni6sl skarge pre-
ciwko kompanii Singer Manufactur
! ing Co.." Aada cd niej $4,000 Odszko-
dowania. Pan Ruszkowski tWierdzi "
swell skardze, re oskarhona Ronpania
niedbale oswietlala te czesc fabryki, W
ktoret on pracowal. skutkiem cDego ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
DNOIATKIH
KEPORTERA

Franciszek Berendt. Fam. pnr.
400 Dickson ul., przyszedl ma sta
eye policyjna West Chicago ave-,
wczoraj popo{udniu i opowietzial
sierzantowi o napadzie u~rzadzonym
IA niego. o godzinie drugiej rano
szedl on utica Dickson, a gdy zna-
lazl sic W pobliiu Division, z ciem-
nosci wyszio trzech mlodych handy
tow i zatadaio cd niego pieniedzy,
Jeden z Mich mial W reku m{otek a
drugi grozi{ mu no4em. Ma szczescie
Berendt ME mial prey sobie zadneJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
przynnah she W satt7ie policytnym do
uczyntonego I'm zarZutu.

przynnah she W sad7ie policytnym de
u~czyntonego I'm zarEutu.
Z
Do szkoly letniej " Notre Dame, Ind
W roku bie4acym uczes0cza $40 SUDDEN
tow. Jestto ~5nacznie wieksza Hose, nil
W roku ubieglym, kiedy szkoie te pc
rae pierwszy otwarto. Pomiedzy stu
dentami t~egorocznemi re~prezentowa'
nych jest dziesiec zagrandcznych kra'
j6w, a mianowioie: Meksyk, Chile, 10.
lumbia, Peru, ri Salvador, Honduras
Nikarague, Wyspy Filipifskie, Hisz'
pania / Francya. Miasto Pary4 repre-.
zentowane jest pr0ez jana Collardet'a,
syna Collardet'a, sDefa ~francuskiej mi.
syi wojskowej W Ameryce. Amerykah.
skich stanow jest tn reprezentowanych
dwadNesoia a tie 50: Indiana, kt6ra
ma natwiecej studentow a nastepnie
Illinois, potem kolejno nastepuja Ohio,
Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, Min.
nesota. Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
Missouri, Florida, California, Kentucky,
Washington D. c., Oklahoma 1 Iowa.
Ubiegiej srody o godzinie $3.50 rano
W koSciele p. ". sw. Jadwigi. pobfogo.
siawiony zosta} zwiazek mal&eiski p
Kazimierza Paprockiego, z Manistee
Mich, z panna Prakseda Kotz. .Slubu
m}odej a dobranej pare udzieli1 X,
Sylvester Hosihski, G. 8. c., dawniej.
sly asystent parafii Sw. Trolley W Chi.
cago. No~wo4enoom dru4bowali: p. F.
Paprocki, brat pana m}odego z parma
Mafgorzata Bartkowiak. siostra PAM
mfodej. U0ta weselna odbyla sic W
mieszkaniu mRtki pani mfodej pnr.
443 Walnut I'll. Model pare. .SzczesC
Boae,
w South Bend, Ind, .Polacy zak}a-
daja spoke hurtownego sk}adu wiktu,
allow spotywczych pod nazwa Indiana
Wholesale Grocery Company. Akcye
MONA
MONA nabCc ka5dego zasu W haste.
pujacych skladach polskich A. ]. Kor,
pal, pnr. 925 No. Walnut ul.; H. A.
Marcinhak, pnr. 1901 Division ILL.,: W.
Kopihsh, pnr. 1901 Durham nj i J.
Buczkowskiego, pnr. 232 Brookfield I'll.
Cena jednej akcyi wynOsi $500. Zapi,
sana kwote splaca sic W dw6ch ratach.
Kapita} zakfadowy wynosil bedzie 500
600. Tamtetsza Polonia, powinna korzy,
STAG re sposobnoed 1 zakupywac jak
najwiecej akcyi, by tVm ~sposobem pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01

N~arzpczona. kt6ra ~pragnelaby To-
STAG chot przez chwtle sam ma sam 4
narzeczonym, do szescioletnlego, ma
tretnego traciszka:
Moi Stefciu. zamknij te4 lufctk
W sasiednim pokoju. DO wieje.
- Kiedy zamkniety.
- To idz i otw0rZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
Bacznosc Kupcy!

WieIhi Vice Polskiej Izby Handle
vel - zapowiedziany ma dZiei l-szego
,ierpnia b. r. Odraczamy. z poWodu
,trajku tramwaiowegO, ma dziea poi
niej oznaczyG sic majaey.
Ia Izbe Handlowa,
W. KOBYLANSKI,
Organizat0r..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
ANNA GORDON

q dOmu maJeNShA
czaonkini Rozahca Sw. PREY pa
rafii Sw. Trolley, po dlugiaj
chorobie, pozegnala sic z tym
swfstem, opatrzona sw. Sakra-
mentamL dnia 5000 lipca, 1919
roku, o godzinie $3.50 wieczo--
rem, prEetyws5y lat 40.
PogrSeb odbedzie sic W sooo-
to, dnia Ego sierpnia, 1919 IT,
O Rodzinie $50 rano, 2 domu
aaloby pnr. 1918 Cleaver III. do
koscioia Sw. Trolley, a stamtad
ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
| znaJomych, W cielkim zalu
pograzeni:
BromiSlaw. MAJ; RacheIa RAJ
dzinska Natalia, Janina, corki
Zygmunt, syn; Adela Majewska
siostra; Wiktor Radzinsk, zlee
wraz z GAIA familia.
Pogrzebem zajmuje sic D. Fe
lix j. Sztermer.
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fiji sw. Jadwigi, wybralo ma sejm
36ty do Passaic, n. j., p. Ignacego
Wr6blewskiego, obecnie piastujace-
90 urzad g~eneralnego sekretarza
Zjednoczenia i p. Jozefa Gasiko~--
skiego.
WlaSciciel cukierni nazwiSkiem
Ludik Apstoll, lam. pnr. 1889 n.
Paulina ul., przyszedf ma stacye po-
licyjna PREY ulicy Racine zesziej no.
cy i prosi}, ably policya czyniia poszu
kiwania "a bandytami. ktorzy nawie
dzili wczoraj pred poinoca jego
sklep. Powiadal, re bylo ich dwoch.
Gdy weszli do skladu wymierzyli bez
aadnej zwloki rewolwery do niego /
lego pomocnika nazwiskiem Genedi
Issachi i kazali M sic zachowyWac
przykladnie. Jeden z mich wowczas
przystapii do kasy. 'wyjal z~najduja-
cych sic W niej $500, a n%astepnie
poczai przeszukiwac wiascicieloWi
k~ieszenie. Dobrze sic oblowii, BIO wy
ciagnal z Mich zwoj banknotow "a
w~ierajacy sto dolarow. P~rzyjacielo-
wi lego zas wyciagneli zfodEie1e z
kieszeni diva czeki; jeden ma sto do
Iarow. a drugi ma dziesiee. Pc skon-
czonei robocie wyszli z cukierni spo-
koinie / znikneli. Ma stacyi policy1-
nei zostawil kupiec ich doktadny O.
pis 1 dzisiaj rozpoczna sic poszuK'
wanna "a sprawcami napadu.
O y o
Ma glownej poczcie W srodmie--
sciu znajduja sic listy polskie 7
kraju. kt6re z powodu ziego adresu
ME mogli listonosze doreczyc, a kt6-
re "a zgioszeniem SIG do Sr6dmiescia
MONA odebraG. Mech sic zg}osza:
eo4 Belejewski Klemens, 912- Gu
biorek Franciszek, 91S Dembinski
Franciszek, s15 Doczekalski Jozef'
GIG Dombrowski Felix's, 91s Dura
kowski Stefan, 92S Gutosowska
Leontyna (2), sS2 Kazrewskt Ma
teusz. s33 Karmiwski Tomasz, 9S4
Karytowna Balbina, ss5 Karztaran-
ca Wladysiaw, 937 Kropi Marya'
ess Kowalski Franciszek, 9S9 Ko-
WALSH Antoni, $40. Kubat JAM GAL
Kurzawa Jozef, s42 Lekan Antoni'
s4s Lemahski Jan, s4s Marches
Ian. $50 Matusiak Jan, 954 Niemy-
lana Ka4miera, 955 orzechoWski
Tan e5s Pawlicki Michal, $50 Pierog
Julia, $50 Piochocka Helena s6l
poreba Michal, s64 Rachwat JAM
sss Rogalski Felix's, s74 skaro WoJ
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NSZySLklm kI6Wuym l ZuaJO-
mym donosimy to smutna via
domose Il najukoehahszy syn
S. P.
Antoni j. Wienckowski
przez nieszczeSliwy wypadek,
pozegnal sic z tym swiatem, o.
patrzony sw. Sakramentami, d.
31go lipea, 1919 roku, o godzi-
ME 2ej rano, prZezywszy lat II.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W po-
niedziaIek, dnia Ago sierpnia, o
godzinie $50 rano, z domu ia
Toby pnr. 1926 N. Girard .ul.,
do koscio{a Annunciation
Church. a stamtad ma cmentarz
sw. Jozefa.
Ma ten smutny obrZadek Ia
praszamy wszystktch krewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim 5alu
pograzeni:
FranctSzek / Maryanna Wienc-
kowscv rodzice; Grzegorz, Hen
ryk i Leon. braeia; wraz z cala
rodzina.
Pogrzebem zajmuje sic John
E. Malloney, Monroe 1892. 2
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Wszystkim krewnym i znajo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domose ID naJukochahsza iona
/ matka nasza