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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
REALTY-FOR sALE-14A
WANT A HOME?
DON'T OVERLOOK THESE
NoRwooD.

1
 NORwOOD. rooms and sleeping porch first floor reception hall. living room. dining room (hardwood floors), 1 bedroom, butler S pantry and kitchen; second floor, 4 bed rooms and sleeping porch; double gar age; servants room; lot 60x190; posses sion October 1. Will paper and paint for $500; come, let's see it.
 FOUNTAIN AVENUE. rooms, 2 baths; Al condition; brick basement; has one large and one small looms and bath; price, s425o, S4O0 cash, es35 per month.
 WOODLAWN. Stucco house in good condition on 5th ave, N; 5 rooms and bath, gas and electric lights; large lot; SS700, s70O cash. balance easy.
 WOODLAwN rooms and bath; newly painted and generally overhauled; no incumbrance; price, sS750, $350 cash, balance $S4 psonth; or $250 cash, and $35 per month; you can rent enough rooms to make it pay for itself.
 WOODLAWN. rooms and bath on N 62d st; lot 45x l45; price, 5000; $500 cash, balance to suit.
 EAST LAKE. rooms and hall, bath and electric lights; possession 30 days; only 5000; $500 cash. s2O month per cent interest; no in cumbrances.
 SOUTHSIDE. Cast of 10th st: rooms and bath; $500, 5000 cash, balance 2 and 3 years at | per cent interest.
 SOUTHSIDE. Highland ave, 12 rooms; has every thing s12,500.
 SOUTHSIDE. I've F; modern, Groom cottage; four ears old lot 471ax150; garage; price, S3Jo0 make offer for terms. f interested in any of the above sec MIR. CARPENTER
 With BETHEA R. E. 6 I. co. 2037 Sd Ave Phone Main 116. Residence Phone Main 71S2-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

WEST END-Tuscaloosa ave. No. S0s splendid, modern. Broom residence 50x190; s5750; $500 cash, s25 mont Place should rent for double month
 payments asked Choice place. Sc. it. B. F. Eborn. 312 Empire bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
NORWOOD DISTRICT

Northside--An S-roon. brick home. on alley corner; paved street, walk ing distance to city; possession September 1. or earlier; $500; easy rayments. See W. N. D., at HOS N. 24th st., or phone Main S43s today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
0DELL STORE
GETS RESULTS
Excellent Line of Goods is
Carried; Concern has
Ten Departments.
The Ode1l store is the store progress
give, and Of modern methods. ]

The Odell store is the store ogres
1--we, and Of modern methods. 1t
opened its doors for. business in
March, 1914 with w. A. Odell as own
err and manager. Mr.. Odell had
many years business experience prior
to the opening Of this store. He has
conducted the store under the best
methods and has thereby
made a success in a few years. The
rapid growth n success of his store
proves that the public likes the serv-
ice and policy ne has followed. The
aim Of tn Oaell store has always been
to secure the best quality Of merchau-
disc, buy On a cash basis and turn -.
goods on Just as small q margin ~
profit as possible. thus giving the Gus
toner the benefit Of all cash discount
and the best merchandise at the
lowest cost.
The Odell store has ten depart
ments with a bargain basement. It is
under the general ~managership OF Mr..
Odell, with department heads. The
store carries special lines Of merctan-
disc that are well known for their
high standard Of quality, authoritative
styles and superior workmanship.
such as the Printer and Condo gar
ments Blouse Craft and Teck waists,
Eeyser silk underwear. Carers wool
and Isle underwear, Kegser silk hose,
Newport silk and Isle hose, Ireland
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

However plain and tailored your
summer shirtwaist. this year, you will
need the daintiest sort of camisole<to
go under it-provided the material of
the shirtwaist is sheer enough to
show through" And yer the waists
of sternly tailored styles are made
now OF Georgette and flmy batiste.
There are few sturdy waists of
heaviar fabric, Like linen. madras and
firmly woven silk; tlesa are for sport
wear: but the majority of summer
blousas will be airy affairs, quite
transparent il material. and these will
lose their dainty effect if worn over
ordinary corset lovers" Of muslin or
similar stuff.
So it will be we'll to get busy now
when one is not SO occupied with
more important dresssnaking plans
on a number of pretty camisoles to go
with the summer bioriscs. The woman
of slender. boyish figure need not con-
Germ herself with brassiers and bust
reducers; camisoles will be all she
needs to give proper style to thin
blouses; but if the figure is well de-
veloped. especially. if it is plump,
there must positively be some sup
porting garment for wear beneath the
bit Of dainty fabric gathered across
The top n held up by two straps of
ribbon.
There are any quantity of good fig
ure '%reducers n bus supporters on
the market; made of open-meshed
trecot. others silk or satin; some
boned. others designed by their cut
and shape to hold superfuous flesh in
place. The principal requirement of
such a garment is that<it shall not
show when worn under a dainty
canisole and hin blouse. If the sup
porter has shoulder straps, they must
be tucked down out of sight. One
pair Of shoulder straps only should
show through a blouse of chiffon,
Georget,c- or fine batistc. And right
here let it be said there is nothing
so ugly as shoulder straps of i knitted
u~ndervest c~onspicuously evident I'M
der d fIrny blouse. Time and time
again, through the winter season, one
has observed these knitted vest shout
de- straps sagging down the arm be-
meath handsome chiffon waists worn
at the matinee. This is rot necessary
at all; the slender shoulder supports
IF the undergarnlent offer no possible
protection against cold and they are
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
Efficiency and Service.

It has always boen the aim of the
Odell store to employ s~alcsladies Of
education and ability. The employees
are organized into classes OF special
study and meet regularly every week,
devoting one hour TO the discussions
Of the lessons assigned. A great deal
Of attetion is given to the study of
craftsmanship, the production and
manufacture of the different ma
tertals and different kinds Of goods
handled. The object is to give better
service, correct information and cx-
pert advice to the stores customers.
Courtesy Inc the best possible serv-
ice ia another aim Of OdelTs, and, as a
result, the business Of the store has
been more than tripled since it's
opening in 1914, each year showing a
splendid gain over the preceding
year..
At the present time the Odell store
was never more beautifully arrayed.
Each department is displaying the
best of it's kind and the windows are
creations of the season. The ready
to-wear department is showing some
wonderful suits, coats, dresses and the
waists on display are the dreams
come true" of the fastidious woman.
The millinery department is complete
be found here. This department is
under the supervision Of q competent
woman, and one is thoroughly salts
fed after making q purchase in this
department.
1t has been said that the bargain
basement in OdelI's is the delight Of
the bargain hunter. Here can be
found remnants" of all kinds, odds and
ends and everything at reduced prices
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

Just see what the war has done to
Paris. There must have been some
radical change there or that city of
freakish feminine fads and fancies
would never send over such a practi-
cal and altogether sensible suit as
this one. It seems incredible that
anything a+s mannish and strictly tai
lored as this suit of gray English
tweed could come from that center of
frivolous fashions.
1t must have been the uniforms
which took the eye of the Paris de-
|signers and now that the uniforms
have passed out the designer recalls
them with this bit OF masculine tailor
ing. The American woman has long
been an ardent advocate Of the strict
" tailored suit and wears It upon ev-
cry possible occasion. Many of our
srnartest women cohfine themselves
to strictly tailored things and es-
peciaUy do they adopt tailleur suits
for town and country wear.
This suit from Paris Is made from
gray English tweed with a very short
plain spirit and q rather long tailored
coat. Three pockets and three but
tons are the only embellishments. Al
tailored shirt with a soft attached
collar 10 worn with 1t and the coach
mans style hat completes the mannish
effect The hat Is blue and white bar
red straw with a. black ribbon band
about the crown.
Herald wants Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
FASHION NOTES

. For children's clothes It is said
that the materials which give the best
satisfaction for summer wear are
Japanese crepe, chambray, Bingham,
Kindergarten cloth and pique.
Styles in underwear do not change
overnight, as do those for dresses,
and probably the most economical
way to buy underwear is to get a
quantity of It at one time, say once
each year. h cut and fit of under
garments is as important to the well
dressed" look of a woman, as the cut
and fit Of the outer clothing. The
washable satins. and jerseys, with the
always-dependable crepe de chine,
last several season Of use, and for
the more delicate garments there is
georgette crepe, which is used extern
sively.
The small hats. go much worn now,
bring the face veil into prominence,
and practically all OF this close-fitting
the addition of a chic veil. The drap-
ed wells seem to have had their day,
and for the present the most accept
able wells are those of silk mesh, with
de1icate-and sometimes daring-de-
sign.
There are all sorts of Interesting
coin purses in the shops nowadays
that make the task Of looking after
the pennies-and II you do that, you
know, the dollars are said to be able
to look after themselyesr-a pleasant
and easy one.
To begin with, there. are the tiny
fgold-mesh coin bags. Then there
are the tiny round boxes Of en-
ameIled silver and gold. Sometimes.
these are done in enamel in plain
color, sometimes with a design in a
contrasting color,
another type Of purse is the silver
or gold or gun metal or enamelled
coin boxes or cases.
The vogue for pumps and oxfords,
brings the question of hosiery into the
| linneIight. and. some attractive new
designs have been created for the
summer ear The majority Of the
shoes this season being black or
brown. hose Of these coIors viii be
most M evidence. and many Of them
ssMi1lSShOw .elockingv and embroidery
HsprnoHos that Z lot ok limitations
HyD$ka4tNe f56n Tie O~rfNdnal17
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

"Button, button, who's got the but
ton is IN old-fashioned and out Of
date game now, because any we'll
dressed woman just has heaps OF
them this year. The new suits and,
gowns have rows Of buttons up, or
down the back. the sides, the sleeves.
and just every place that buttons
seem to tiat."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

of pale pink and heliotrope brocaded
ribbon, with a cream tinted filet lace
top. shoulder straps of flesh tinted rib
bon and tiny %rosebuds where the
shoulder straps join the> lace. The
other camisole is for wear with tailor
ed blouses. 1t is of pale pink ribbon
with narrow pink ribbon run under a
net casing at the top. and feather
stitching below this casing and down
the front edges-for this model fas-
tens in front.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
. FAILING ssAnEI2T

"I'il give you two dollars for his
anecdote about President Wilson,"
said inc editor.
"What'a the matter with you?" de-
mard6G Inc hack writer. you gave
me four dollars for that anecdote
when it ~ fDuut President TAFT
R0StCa I~'raG.aTipt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
]. c. PENNEY
CO. STORE IS
POPULAR ONE
Has Expanded Rapidly Since
1911Departments Are
OF the Best.

Everything in ready-to-wear for the
substantial kind Of person and the
kind that wants the very latest" is
the motto Of the Grand Forks branch
OF the j. c. Penney Co. From a mod
est beginning in 1914, the present
store, under the capable management
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

kid gloves ,Keyser silk gloves, War
ner, G. r. and Memo corsets, Stehli
silks, Wool dress goods from the
Broadhead mills, Manchester percalcs,
Red. Seal and Ford du Nord ginshams,
imported Zephers, Linwcave White
materials: in fact, the best OF its kind
in every line.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

not actually needed to hold the gar
ment up. If the ribbon threaded
through its top is securely tied across
the bust, the shoulder straps may be
slipped down inside the corset and the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

Gloves have now come tof be so
much a part Of the more fotpal eve
ming costume that n scarcSt notes
them; but these gloves are. Al rule,
white. OIL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

Though gayer times have come
upon.us, much black CONTINUES to be
seen in the new evening gowns. The
vogue for black velvet has decreased,
but black net and black las are
still with us in impressive Quantities.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

a woman's idea Of Il mans respec-
liability depends on how he is dressed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

. For %children's clothes It is said
that the materials which give the best
satisfaction for summer wear are
Japanese crepe, chambray, bingham,
kindergarten cloth and pique.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

NgoFnoace that = lot ~ limitations
- hesses tnaa ~ ortcninalS7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
Wanna Wiadomosc
z Grand Rapids, Mich,
10. vi. 1919.

Zebranie tutejszych fabrykan--
tow mebli postanowiio zmniej-
szyc godziny d~ziennej piracy ola
wszystkich osob, zatrudnionych
W tel galezi przemysir.
Okolo 10000 Polak6w, jacy juz
pracuja W Grand Rapids, cieszy
sic z tel zmiany, a zmniejszenie
liczby godzin piracy z~wiekszyfG
zapotrzebowanie nowych robotni
k6w. gdyz fabryki maja olbrzy--
mic zamowienia z calego kralu.
w celu Sciagniecia tych no
wych robotnik6w rozpoczeto wiel
ks kampanie W porozumieniu z
urzednikami fedefalnych blur
piracy W giownych miastach.
correspondent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
ZAvONDALE.
Odezwa Gmlny 128 q. N. p.

Odezwa Gmlny 128 q. N. p.
do wszystkich Polskich Przemysiow-
COW (byznesmanow) zwolujaca ma
specyalne posiedzenie Gminy 128,
ktore sic odbedzie W piatek, 1890
czerwca, O godzinie Smej wieczo-
rem, W sail KoSciuszki, W parku
Kosciuszki. Gmina zwo}uje powyz-
sze p%osiedzenie W celu podniesienia
polskioh interes6w W dzielntcy Avon
dale, z~apraszajac ma to p~osiedzenie
wszystkich prezesow 1 prezeski To-
warzystw TAX nsrodowych jak 1 ko-
scielnych. Ma posiedzeniu ME po-
winno braknec AMI jednego polskie-
go byznesisty 1 ami jednego repre-
zentanta Tow. polskich. Jeteltby
prezes Tub prezeska grupcy, czy to-
warzystwa ME mogli bye obecni, po-
winni ma swe miejsce wyslat zastep-
cow. Chcac podniest polski handel
musimy sic naprz6d zorganizowat "
1ednosci I sfle, sprawe bedzie mot
ma pchnat naprzod, a polski pre-
mys3 sic podniesie. Hasten naszem
powinno bye ,,sw6j do swego'.
L. Leszczydsk1, preses.
]. P. Koshiewbcn, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
0RCANlzOWANIE
LEGIONU.

W ostatnia sobote wtecD6r " Ego
Puiku Armory PREY Madison I'll. -
rdsis odbylo sie wielkie prsyjeoie ola
weteranow 1890 pulku piechoty, a
dawuiejsseso 2-go pu}ku III. N. g., W
ktore1 to uczcie 1 sabawte braio udziaa
prseszlo 10 tysiecy krewnych l pr1y1a-
d& tychte weteranow postanowtno
CO ~nastepuje:
My nitei podpisani oficerzy aoi'
nierze weterani z porozumieniem VIE
lu innych, zwo1utemy ntniejszem walne
zeoranie wszystkfch Polskich Wetera-
now z tel ostatniej wojny bes wzgle
du ma ich rodsaj slu4by lub rangi -
Chicago zamieszkalych, a W szcze-
g6nnoed tych z p6inocno z%achodniej
strony miasta, do dutej sail " parku
Puiaskiego pr1y Noble I Blackhawk u
ricy ma czwartek wteczor o godzinie Tel
dnia 1920 czerwca.
Celem tego zebrania bedSie przedfo-
benie planu sformowania | przyiacze-
MIA Polskiego Post" czyli posterunku
do tel najpotezniejszej organizacyi ia
ka kiedykolwiek dotad W Ameryce ist-
niaia t. ]. American Legion. - o.
statnde sprawozdania stwierdZaja IL W
Chicago Jest 6 takich posterunk6w ju4
DorganiDowanych. A Re Polacy " Chica-
20 W takiej wielkiej liczbie W tel VOL
ME z wielka ola siebie Narodu
chluba brazil udzial winni oni W tel
wfasnie chwili gdy 1 o ich wlasne do
bro sic rozchodzi - bye jak naleay re-
prezentowani.
Zrozumtanem Jest II tylko majacy
,,Honorowa Army Discharge" So poza-
DAM do wzfecia udziaau. A poniewaj
Jest to propozycya bardzo wanna do
nios,ego z~naczenia 1 ni%ecierpiaca zwio-
XII, uprasza sic wszystkie lokalne CO.
dzienne polskie pisma o powt0rzenie po-
wy4szego rozkazu - a raczej wezWa-
MIA - c%odziennie az do czwartku WIZ
cznie.
1.st Lieut.: Peter P. Staniszewski,
LIST Lieut.: W. Duda, 1st Lieut.: Ed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
ZPrac Naszych Kupcow
Przemyslowc6w.

Pierwsze posiedzenie agitacyj-
ne Ko}a Przemyslowego P. I. O..
ma wschodniej stronie miasta,
skiadajacej sic z Kupcdw i Pre-
mysiowcow z trzech parafii -
Kantowa, Mlodziankows / Stefa-
nova, odbyso sic p~olaczone Z ko-
lacya dnia 8go czerwca W sail OBJ.
Maiaciny. Toastmistrz, adwokat
NJ. Kaczmarek przedstawA zgro-
nadzonym del-gacye I1by Han
dlowej PIP. M. Idzikowskiego i
Pochaniec.
w s~erdecznych siowach powi-
tai prezes, K. Wr6HewsE dele
gacye i gosei, oraz przodstawil o.
becnym eel / da4cnia Ko,a pre-
mys1owego. Nastepnie de1egaci
wyti6naezyli donioslost i znacze
ME Izby Handlowej Ola polskiego
Przemysm I Kupiectwa W Amery
ce. Przemawiai tel del. M. Idzi--
kowski. Sekretarz Koh p. s. Han
czewski przemawial ma temat rol-
nictwa i chemii, zaYazern zazna--
cyl zsbranym, Re Izba Handle
wa usatwi przedsiebiorstwa ro4-
nego rodzaju, a 5wlaszeza W die
dzinie wynalazk6w - tax mocha
nicznych, jak ehcmicznych przez
zgrupowanie kapta4u W rekach
polskich. P. Zapala w gorscych
slowach zachecal do ~popierania
polskich przedsiebiorstw / fabryk,
a szczegolnie radzil oopierae MO
dy polski przemyst chemiczny.
Nastepnie prrzes podziekowat
wszystkim "a wspo1udzia,, napo-
minajac do dalszej ,acznosci i po-
p~ierania jedynie wszystkiego co
polskie.
S. Hanczewsh, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
z BRIDGEPORT

Staraniem Komitetu Miejscowego
odby} sic ubiegla niedziele vice
W sail OBJ. A. Kuchty. W sprawie po-
lepszenia ~polskiego handlu pre-
mys}u.
Wiec zagail prezes komitetu W.
Maziarka, p%owolujac ma sekretarza
OBJ. S. Kupla. Program byi kr6tki,
lecz dobrowy; skiada{ sic prevail
ME z NOW, kt6re wygtosili obywa-
tele s.. T%argowski, ]. KuSmiet, W.
Kogut | j. Twardzik. Sala by}a 20
brzegi zape}niona publicznoscia. -
M6wcy nawo}ywali rodakow, ably
popierali tylko prsemysi 1 handel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
z TOLEDO, OHIO.

Stautsiaw LeszcEyhski, LEGACY &c
lat, zostai fatalnie po~strzelony pred
swoim domem, pnr. IS Hudson. De-
tektyw1 stvisrdzili, Re " poblizu ma
ro8nika nj. Hudson 1 Lagrange gra.
no tax zwanie craps. Podczas gdy
przyszio do sprzeczki a n~astepnie dc
bijatyA, kt6ra skohczya sic postrEe-
leniem Leszczyhskiego. Policya INA.
la1a go v stanie nieprzytomnym !
ME by} JUL W stanie podae blitszych
wyjasnieh. Pc kilku godzinach zmarl
W szpitalu toledoskim. Aresztowany
zostai Jozef Kubiak, "a E. Webster
ul., poniewat policya tw%ierdzi, 70
z~najdowal sic W towarzystwie Lesz.
czyhskiego.
- Aleksander Bagtfski, LEGACY
"a lata, 1913 ul. Belmont, umari "
sIpitalu sw. Wincentego wskutek
cieskieso pobicia, jakiego doznal
przed kilku dniami. Kto Bagihskiego
tax tatalnie pobii, dotad jeszcze ME
stwierdzouo. Dnia go maja zawia-
domiona sostala policya, Be ma rogu
ul. Pulaski 1 Hamilton jest bijaty.
ka. Gdy policya zjechala patrolka.
zasta}a Baginskiego ciezko pokaleczo
nego. Zabrano go do szpitala, lecz
tam popad} on " nieprzytomnosc !
ME byi " stanie udzielit blils0ych in
formacyi z wyjatkiem, Re go napad-
nieto. gdy wraca{ 2 wesela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11

polski. a omitAli zdaleka ,,cebula.
rzy", ktorzy. jak wsEyscy wiemy, 50
nieprEescignionemi pijawkami tyja.
cymt przewazpie z ludu polskiego.
Many przecie polskie g%rosernie,
skiady wszelkfego rodzaju; dlacze-
got ME popiera6 swoich. Many ia.
kie dowody obecnie, IL CT cebularze,
ktorzy przez wieki Gale tuczyli sic
groszem polskiego ludu, chca obec-
ME go zniszczyt, spodlit wobec
swiata do natwytszego stopnia, ably
tylko Iprzeszkodzic temu ludowi do
Cd budowania wolnej Polski. W tenn
v}a6nie leta tendencye zyd6w. dla
ktorych rozpuszczaja fa}szywe po-
gioski o %pogromsch W Polsce, kt6re
nigdy ME mia}y miejsca.
Rodacy! laczmy sic, ws~pierajmy
sic nawzajem z haslem ,.sw6i do
Swego', a bedzie to ~najlepsza ola
tych halaciarzy odpowiedzia: zoba.
cycle. TAX predko z po$r6d mas sic
wyniosa. Postan6wmy sobie to cd
dzis juz, te lpolska noga u cebula-
RIA ME rostanie. Publiczno2t wysiu.
cha{a NOW z wielkiem zainteresowa-
MEM; z naszej strony jesteSmy pc
wni, Re Rodacy z Bridgeport beda
wiQcej korzystali z podobnych VIE.
o6w, ktorych W naszej dzielnicy be-
die ~jeszcze kilka. TAX samo radzi.
my, aby podobne wiece urzadza1y In
ne dzielnioe, Z kt6rych korzyst ola
poiskego prsemysiu 1 handlu moze
bye wielka. Ma zakohczenie wtecu
odApiewanoAogolnie Bote cos Polske.
stantslaw Kupla, sekr.
Wojdech J. Maziarka, PREF.
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DIVA OPARCIA OLA WLO-
CHOW w

Wskutek tego ukiadu Wiochy
we}da natychmiast W posiadanie
wielu wysp ma wybrzezu dalma-
tynskiem, oraz dwu dalmatyn-
skich miast: Zary (Zadaru), mia
sta wioskiego, o lie bierze sic ma
uwage ludnoSc tylko miejska
Sebenico. kt6re jest wielkim por-
tenn morskim.
w ten spos0b W}ochy tworza
sobie dwie fortece nd ladzie dal-
matynskim i stala nieprzyjazn W
pr~zyszloSci pomiedzy Slowianami
a Latynami jest juz rzecza zape-
wniona. o lie chodzi o te faze O.
mawianej kwestyi, MONA powie-
dziec, re ten kompromis byl jak-
by amputacya cziowiekowi reki
Zamiast cafego ramrenla / Jugo-
slowianie z pewnoScia W ten spo-
sob ma to sic zapatruia.
Ola zrownowazenia tych pozor
nych koncesyi Wiochy maja o.
trzymaG mandat mad Gala Albania,
kraiem o obszarze 5000 do 1900
mil kwadratowych, zamieszkalym
przez 100000 do 100000 ludno--
Sci, podzielonej pomiedzy SODA
ma szczepy, religie i tradycye, ale
zjednoczonej we wsp6lnej niena-
wiSci kazdego najezdzcy. Jest
to kraj bez kolei, be- dr6g, stano-
wiacy najdziksza Geese Europy.
kt6ry nigdy ME byI ujarzmiony a
nj podlegfy stalemu rzadowi cd
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mund j. Dynick - ranni, 1st Lieut..
]. Baiczynsd, Sergeant Harry ]. Ka-
mihski, Corporal John A. Wiargin,
Prvt John Manfkowski, Stanley Wal
niewtcs, John Augustyn, John Chetry-
ka, (bez prawej nogi, wyje4d4a do
portu lie Nome, Iowa.. Bernard Stu
zi6ski, J6zef J. EvertowSki.
Sergeant Zygmunt WiSniewSki,
tymczasowy honorowy sekretarZ.
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Wiadomo$ci z Parafij
Polskich " Chicago.

nietylko prochu, ale | gazu szwab--
skiego, a "a jego zaslugi zrobili go
kapralem / teras po skohczonej VOL
ME przybyi do mas 1 mowil, re wszy-
stkie najwazniejsze wydarEenia "
swojej karyerze Sosnierskiej ma spi-
sane i PREY najblitszej sposobnosci
wszystkim cragihcEykom opowie.
IS. Nauczycielki prZygotowuja
dzieci szkolne do popisu, ktory sic
odbedzie W niedalekiej przysz}osci
W sail parafialnej, 2 okazy uroczy-
stego zakohc8enia roku szkolnego.
Bliasze szczeg6iy W swoim czasie.
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2 BALTIMORE, MD.

Og6lnie znany i szanowany oh. J..
Piechocki, powracajacy wieczorem
cd piracy do domu, zostai zabity przez
automobil ma ul. Easter ave-, przy
Caroline. Nieszczesliwy zostal ude-
IRONY tax SLIME, re odrzucone costa
10 cialo o 80 stop. smierc nastapiia
ma miejscu. Zmarly liczyl lat 90.