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The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Aneiesn Gang Tried at Brest.

Brest-The Dearborn-0'Mslley gang.
a band OF American crooks. stole
army cars in Eastern France. drove
them into Luxembourg and sold then,
TO German criminals. The four gang
sters wore the uniform OF the Amer
lean military police. They were al.
rested while living luxuriously at ToUl
and escaped from prison at Lingny,
hut were recaptured. Now they're
being court-martialed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
GEN. MARCH EXPLAINS
TROOP SHIPMENTS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
higher authority to proceed to ST.
iesia to participate In the policing
Of . plebiscite. This American
force. was given to understand.
was to form part Of . force con-
tributed to by at least two other ma
tions. the aggregate of the allied
force at this time to consist Of
something like 1900 men. The
time at which the force Is to ar
rive at silesia and the time Of its
service there are uncertain"
In answer to questions as to why
the Americans are being dispatched
to Silesia. Senator wadsworth said;
Arranged By Paris.
II was given to understand that
the dispatch of this force II due to
some arrangements made by the
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
VOLUNTEERS SAVE
LIVES OF MANY

New York.-of 425 persons saved
from drowning In the past season.
on the beaches and river bank, OF
New York. by volunteer IifesaverS,
more than rs per cent were saved
by the $500 members of the United
States Volunteer Life-saving CORPS
Commodore Charles Z. Raynor has
made 800 rescues in the last thirty
years.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Silver Hoards Boost Prices,

Hombay.-One of the reasons for the
rise in the price of silver is the prac-
ticc among natives of several coun-
tries of burying the metal. Chinese
cling to silver. but the greater amount
is believed to be hidden away by ma
tives of India. 1t Is estimated that
there Is s1O0. 10000 in silver held by
the poorer classes in this country.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Famous Clown Thugs Victim.

Paris.-Footit, the most famous
clown in the world. is recovering
from an attack made by robbers as
he was leaving the little cafe which
he operates. The men. In the uni
form Of American sailors. knocked
Footit down, kicked him, threatened
him with q knife and robbed him Of
ZOO In cash.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Labor Leader Becomes Mayor.

Manchester. England.-The Manches-
ter city council has unanimously elect
ed Alderman Tom Fox. leader OF the
labor party in the council. to be the
next mayor of the city. He will be the
first labor mayor Manchester has had
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Gallery Seat Nets $1,000.

New York.-A gallery seat for the
Actors Fund Memorial Day special
performance on December was sold
for $4,000 to Louis J. Robertson, chair
man OF the hides and leather division
Of the fund drive.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Town Too Rich; Builds 4 Club.

Grand Rapids, Wis.-Taxes from a
paper mill at Biron. a village four
miles north Of here. have overcrowded
the treasury so It has been decided
to erect community club house, with
all modern facilities for recreation.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Didn't Get Annual Black Eve.

Misunderstanding a number of
assaults by her husband. a woman
at Tottenham told the magistrate
she took the precaution of staying
away from him last May when she
was due to get her annual black
eve. He had blacked her eye the
three preceding Mays.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
ALEXANDRIA
rHs BERALp sUREAu.
A. r. Douiphaa-
~ Einc Street

- f' A. Douipnan
n King Street
Alexandria. Va. Oct ia youth
who gave the name Of william
Keys. his age as 1s. and says he
.-a4lives at Manassas. Va. was shot in
4 the back at IL o'clock last night
10 near the home of o. A. Cats, Duke
81 street extended.
>vss Mr.. Cats was attracted by a
So. noise in his hen house. He says he
--o~shot when he saw the youth emerge
g from the hen house. Keys was
brought to a local hospital and
treated by DR.. Llewellyn Powell.
- 1ster being taken to the police sta
-s-taon. He may be turned over to the
Fairfax County authorities Keys
denies he was in the hen house, say
ing he was passing by and found
"a basket containing FIVE chickens
--onearby.
Graduating exercises for the
@Nurses' Training School of the
--Alexandria Hospital were held
Wednesday night in the Young Peo-
spies building. Those who received
r-sior. Miss Marguerite Davis and Miss
- Harriette Doffemyer.
- Invocation was given by the Rev.
IS. A. Wallis. d. d. DIR. II. d. De-
siLlaney was master of ceremonies.
7S.snd DR.. Llewsllyn Powell presented
1.-The diplomas. The address to the
graduates was delivered BY the Rev.
John Lee Allison. d. d.
A musical program was given by
Niss Virginia Schwab. Miss Lillian
Moore and Miss Janet Groanu.
The affair was followed BY an in
formal reception At the Nurses
Homa Ths hall was appropriately
decorated by . committee consist
lag Of Mrs George R. Hin and Ms.
bers of the Golden Links OF the
N z. Church South.
Funeral services for Mrs. Edith
y Phillips. wife of the Rev. p. p.
Phillips. d. D.. rector Of st. Paul's
p. e. Church. were held today at
1880 o'clock. IN st. PauPs P. e.
Church
Services were conducted by the
Rev. 8. A. Wallis. d. D.. assisted by
the Rev. W. J. Morton. d. D.. and
the Rev. Edgar Carpenter. Burial
was at Oak Hill Cemetery. George
town.
. Paul's Church as follows: John r.
=, Zimmerman. Edward l. DANGER
- aeld. Urban s. Lambert. william B.
r- 9noot, DR.. George T. Klipstein.
pc Laurence Stsbler. Judge J. X. NJ.
~ Norton, Arthur Herbert, Jr.. +. CAL
vert Perry. e. c. Dunn and James
8. Smyth.
70 Deeds of transfer for three pieces
OF property today were placed on
record in the ONCE of the clerk Of
- the court as follows: Miss Fanny
Dixon to Charles E. Davis. house
y and-lot at 1lu Prince street; DR..
4 George T Klipstein to Borden An
derson. house and lot on the east
% side Of Fayette between King and
" Prince streets: Mrs. Annie l.. Hud-
y son to Arthur L. Ladd. house and
. lot at 4I3 South St. Asaph street.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Plant Black Walnut Trees,

Columbus. O.-Plant black walnut
trees on waste land, urges the Ohio
Department OF Forestry. But the
trees should be planted among naples
to make sure that they will thrive.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
KILLS HIS WIFE AND
QUICKLY SLAYS SELF
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

NJ oliver. 514 First street south
east. prompted a visit to this home.
Here It was learned the murdered
woman had resided for the past
two months and was known as Mrs.
Mitchell. bearing the name of her
former husband.
Questioned as to whether the
woman was Mrs. Roth. Mrs. oliver
denied any knowledge of this.
Says Roth Rejected Suitor.
She said Roth was a rejected
suitor who continued to trail Mrs.
Mitchell and only yesterday morn
ing came to her home seeking her.
He was only dismissed by being
told Mrs. MITCHELL" was out.
This witness said her roomer had
come but recently from Newport, r. l..
where she had kept house for a So
ciety woman. While living in New
port she had buried a 7-year-old child.
the daughter OF Mr.. Mitchell.
She had not seen or heard from Mr.
Mitchell since their divorce three years
ego. Mrs. Oliver said had been told her
Mrs. Oliver and William Lang. an
other roomer, were taken to Casualty
Hospital to view the body. Both iden-
tihed the woman as Mrs. Mitchell -
and later told the police at the Ninth
precinct that. as far as they knew. she
was not married to Roth. being en-
gagged to another man at that time.
Mr.. Purcell, the father. was notified
last night by Truck Co. No. 2. He was
said by a fellow fireman to have re-
ferred to his daughter as Mrs. Annie
Mitchell.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Markefs Omen for CenfIirx

Harrisburg. Pa.-This city has mar
kets which are probably the oldest in
the United States. Public records
show that they have been continuously
In operation for 100 years.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Burton to Campaign in 1920.

Tokio.-Senator Theodore Burton.
New York banker and former Re-
publican United States Senator from
Ohio. is now touring the Orient, but
announces he'll return to America
to take part in the 1920 Presidential
campain.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Luxembourg Gains by Occupation

to $4,000 were paid by the United
States to Luxembourg citizens who
were inconvenienced in one way or
another by United States occupation.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
MHsf Woh for Aid.

Paris.-Relief workers have to avoid
''paupering." (That's the latest aft
er-war verb. Work or something in
return Is required wherever possible
for clothing. medical supplies, food
and other aid.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Borah Resolution.
Bee NurseS Released.

United States experts have so de-
vtsed beebfves that care Of the young
bees devoives on fewer "nurseA- and
more bees are released to make
honey.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Bohemians Get American Food.

Pilsen.-A third of the children OF
this big Industrial city Of Bohemia
are receiving American food every
Iday.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
LAST TWO OF FALL
AMENDMENTS LOST
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

perfect the treaty by adopting amend
ments. but as this could not be done,
the only reasonable course was to
throw the whole treaty into the dis
card.
Dosbts FulalIment of Terms.
Senator Fall declared that the
terms imposed upon Germany by the
rcparation clauses cannot be carried
out except by armed force" and
expressed the doubt that any serious
attempt will be made to carry
them out. AS to his own position
in opposing the treaty unless amend
Cd the Senator said he would never
have to apologize for his vote. nor
make any explanation to the people
for his course.
Senator Knox called attention to
the fact that under the reparation
clauses the commission in which the
United States will have but one vote
=Eiil be called upon to pass on the
question Of how much Belgium
should pay to the United States on
account Of the money loaned to Bel
GUM by the United States Fur
tbermore. he said. the commission
might determine that this indebted
7ness should be paid to the United
States IN German bonds.
Bofah Resolution.
Senator Boran offered a resolution
directing the Secretary OF the Treas
ury 10 inform the Senate how man.
bonds Of foreign countries are held
In the United States. The resolu-
ton asks for the amount OF such
bonds placed In this country since
august 1. 1914. by whom they were
placed. by whom held. and all other
facts IN possession Of the Treasury
Department concerning them.
70 10 the purpose OF Senator Borah.
when he obtains tiis Information. to
show nat many Of the persons hold
ing these foreign securities are in
terested IN the organized propaganda
for the ratification OF the treaty and
the league covenant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

1Wazne Wie$Ci Z P0|Ski.
SkIad Po|skiego Sejmu " WaIszawie.
( yKABLOGRAM WYDzIALU NAR0DOWEGO". J

WARSZAWA, 1890 lutego.-Otwarcie Polskiego Sci
mu W Warszawie bylo wieIka uroczystoscia ~narodowa
przytem odbyy sic ogromne demonstracye ma Geese
Aiantow.
Sklad Sejmu wedlug stronnictw jest mniej wieceD
nastepujacy: Narodowi Demokrsci II, Ludowcy AZ, Ka-
toicy Ludowcy 40, Unia Narodowa Robotnicza 10. Wszyst.
ke te partye go innych poslow przedstawiajacych kilka
%mniejszych ~stronnictw-naLesQ do hioku n~ar0d0Weg0.
Poza blokiem stoja Radykalni Ludowcy W liczbie
mniej wiecej 60, Socyalicysci IS, ~Zydowscy NacyonaGsci
II i Niemcy 2
Oprocz tych czlonkow, wybranych ma ~podstawie sy-
stemu proporcyonalnego wyborczego, Sejm jednomyslnie
przyjal do swego grona z Zaboru P~ruskiego, gdzie walk
Iprzeszkodzily wyborom, w~szystkich czfonkow N~ajwyzszej
Rady PoIskiej Poznanskiej, wszystkich bylych posow pol
Iskich do "Reichstagu' i Representation w~szystkich
wielkich profesyonalnych i spolecznych ~instytucyi; Ct po-
slowie z zaboru Pruskiego W liczbie l26 WsSyscD nd-
|eSq do hOku ndr0doWegO.
Delegacya czterech Aiantow doznala entuzyasty-
.cznego ~przyjecia W Warszawie. Polskie Wojska zajely
Kowel i Brzesc Litewski, gdzie walk z Observation-Disclosures
|ieszcze trwaie. Polska armia ~galicyjska ~otrzymala cd
Francuzow 20 wagonow amunicyi. Lwow OPERA sic dalej.
P6Inocna armia ukrainska cdparta. Memcy ropoczei wiel
|ka ofensywe, maiac przewazajace liczebnie silly uzywajac
gaz6w t~rujacych. Zajeli oni Babimost Kargowe.
Nova LIMA demarkacyina, wykreslona przez marszal
ka Focha, biegnie mniej wiecej cd dawnej granicy rosyjsko
niemieckiej miedzy Toruniem a lnnowroclawiem przez
Szubin, Szamocin, Czarnkow, Miedzychod, Zbaszy1, VOL
sztyn, Leszno, Rawicz, Kempno do Wieruszowa. LIMA ia
demarkacDjna, biegnqca mniej Wiecej WsdMs
IobecneQO f0ntu neutrality-suspicious., ME bedsie
miata Up{yWu ma sqdania polskie poHtycsne.
Smykowski przybyl do Paryia wyruszy do Polski
~pociagiem okolo 2O-go lutego.
Podp) -SEYDA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

Wczoraj umarl jeden re starszych
obywateli Kazimierzowa i Wojcie-
ehowa ,ob. J6zef J.. Herman, Fam.
pnr. 2602 W. 25ta ul., LEGACY lat
SO. Chorowai Cd lat trzech ma Gu
krzyee. Starania lekarzy i podr6z do
wod okazaly sic bezskuteczne.
w ubieg}y czwartek obchodzit
S1-sza rocznice swego SSlubu. w
ten sam dzien ukonczyi take lat SO.
Gdy W kole rodzinnem obchodzonO
te dwie ~rocznice, ME spodziewano
sic. re "a kilka dni familia tax bo-
lesnym ciosem razona bedzie.
Zmariy i iego dzieci znani 50 z
czynnego udziaiu W kazdej piracy
narodowej i towarzyskiej ma Kali
mierzowie. S. p. Jozef Herman ma
Iezai do Tow. Sw. Kazimierza Kro-
lewieza. gr. 20 lied. P. r. X, do
gr. ZIG Wv. Mar. Pol. oraz do Dwo-
ru sw. Franciszka Ksawerego, gr.
TS7 Zakonu Katolickich LeSniczych.
Pr6cz zony, ciezko mad strata ho-
Iejacej, zostawii c6rke, panne Hele-
ne, oraz dw6ch syn6w: porucznika
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
q 15tej WARDY.

Masowe zebranie polsktch oby-
wateli 4 obywatelek 15tej wardy
celem zorganizowania obsadzenia
przez polskich kapitan6w wszyst--
kich polskich precynktow, zwoluIe
Klub Polski Demokratyczny z 15tej
Wardy. ma dzie1 1890 lutego do sa-
II braci Scherzinger. pnr. 1850 Au-
gusta ul.. r6g Paulina. o Smet VIE
cz6r.
zebranie ma ma celu poparcie kan
dydatury eka aid. T. Carey'a. ktorv
sic ubiega o demokratyczna nomi-
nacye na burmistrza ma t. wv. plat
formie antigazowej.
Klub Polski Dem. wardy 15-tej
day do objecia kontroli mad wscho-
dnia czsscia wardy, lezaca miedzy
ulicamt Western ave. Chicago ave-,
Ashland ave. I Division ul., sadzac,
re ia droga z~dobedzie kontrole mad
Gaia warda.
Kandydat Carey bedzie przema--
vial ma dzisiejszem zebraniu.
W skiad komitetu wykonawczego
Klubu p. D. 15tej Wardy ~wchodza:
C. l.. Wr6blewsk!. ]. NJ. olszewski.
p. Nawrot. J. Nowotny, J. Chzano-
wski. K. Bilihski 1 X. Wferzbicki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

miStrz zacza{ sic rozwodzic mad swa
loialnoScia Ola partyi.
Wczoraj sedzia Olson wykaza}. re
chelpienia sic burmiStrza pod tym
wzgledem 81 czcze / beZpodStawne, -
gdyz fakta wskazuja ~inaczej. Sedzia pc
kazaf egzelnplarz Republican" orginu
burmiStrza, z dnia 1go liStOpada. 1918
roku. t. ]. z wybor6w jeSlennych zeszie-
go r0ku. W kt6rym podamy jest ballot
okazowy. ~pouczajacy zwOlennik6w
~ThompsOna. .jak mlja ~giOSowac. Ma
tym balccie GznaczoilO razwiSka 81
demokrat6w, a tyEso 80 republikan6w.
Organ ten jest wydawany przez W.
F. Rohma. brara Virtusa Rohma. kt6-
~ ma fntratna posade mietska. a szwa-
gra Freda Luntina. kt6ry jest zakuh-
scwym doradzca burn. T~hompSona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

ZKANIPANH CAREY'A.

T. Carey, kandydat o demokraryczna
nominacye na burmistrZa. bedzie dzts
przeuawial W salach: przy rogu uf1c
Belden i Southport. pnr. 1888 Broad
way. pnr. 20 E. Randolph przy rosu
ulfc Paulina / Augusta. r W hotelu
Strand. pnr. 6315 Cottage Grove Y
- C. ii. Mitchell, byiy adwOkat kO-
mfsyi wybcrc1ej, a jeden z gf6wnych
, zwolenmfk6w T. Carey'a. wytcczyi Woo
raj process W sadzie okregowym pre-
civ r. VI. Sweftzerowi. klerkowi po-
wtatowemu. starajac sic akcya sadowa
Emusic go do ~poEazaDia swych kia-
Eek i fiSty os6b. po6ierajacych obec-
ME place cd powiatu.
Mitchell byi " bturZe klerSa powia-
toweyo / prusil. abeby mu ksiazSi re
poSazano. kt6re zreszta powinme bye
dostepnc p~ubricznosci. Swebtzer od--
m0wil proSbie Mftchella.
Swcitzer, kt0ry jest siGwnym przeci-
wnfkiem Oarey'a C nOmtnacye deLo-
kratyCzna TIA burnfstrZa, oswiadczyi.
re pOSaze RsiazSi tym. kt0rzy pragns
je zbadac W dcorej wierze. a tymcza-
sem Mitchell ME przyszedi do nieSo
W dobrej mlerZe.
Mitchell. kt6ry jest jelnym z kicro-
wuEGw W Rampant Carey'a, OnesGaj
podni6si zarzrt W mOwach, wygicSzo-
nych M zebranLach publicznych, Il pod
czas kamparii 9Eczba OS1b. zatrudnio-
nych W biurzc ~Sweitzeric, p~1Tfeks0cna
5cstaEa pOza wszefkie motftwe granl-
&c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

WIadys}awa Hermana, kt6ry s}uzyi
W 3-cim batalionie W obozie Custer,
skad zostai zwolniony pred kilku
tygsdniami, oraz Bolesiawa HERNIA
ma. kt6ry sluzy W 1OS-ym pufku in
zynierskim i obecnie znajduje sic W
armii o~kupacyjnej W Luksemburgu.
Zmariy byl take finansowo inte-
resowany W wielu przedsiebiorst-
wach przemyslowych. Byf wiceprezy
SEINE ~niedawno powstalej firmy We
glowej Pulaski Coal Co., PREY ro-
gu ulic 26tej i Whipple. oraz akcy-
oraryuszem W kompaniach: Pioneer
Fire Insurance Co.. White Eagle
Brewing Co. International Photo
play Co.. Maxaut Button and Supply
Co. .oraz Consumers Packing CO.
Sp. J6zef prowadzii przez lat II
interes ma Wojciechowie, a cd lat
IA ma Kazimierzowie.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic jutro. Cere-
NOME ~pogrzebowe rozpoczna sic "
koSeiele Sw. Kazimierza o sodz. 10.
Pogrzebem zajmuie sic przeds!ebioT
ca OBJ. S. J. Pijanowski.
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2 K0E X

Sedzia Olson. Jeden 2 kandyda-
tGw rcpubEFkafsEfch o nomfnacye bur
mistrzowska. wczoraj zaatakowai par
tyJna Iojalnosc buruA ThonpScna. kt6
~ twierd1f4. Re zavSze popiernt pdrtye
republtkanska 1 je5 kardyfGt6w.
Poprzedni0 kip. C. Z. Merriam o.
swiadczyf, IL ne popr2 burn. Thotrp'
4orm. Jesii tenze O5rzyIra troaninacye,
Nh 10 ostntHi q cburz0ltem rzucil sic
mn kip. MerTtaIra. 0Skarlajae 20. Ii
Jast r4arnym republlit1ntnem ,tcsit z
CORY zapSwiaia. 10 &s ME godzi ia re-
zuaaS prawyb0rdw. Prey item bur
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

~dywidu6w W }~acznoSci z zamordowa-
MEM Win. Placydy, szynkarza zam.
PREY 124 Winchester av. w zeszia
sobote bandyci wpadli do jego wy
szynku. z"ranili jego zone / jednego
z goSci. a zabrawszy okolo $1,000
czmyChneli.
o 80 .
" sobote dina ago lutego b. 7.
klub p. W. ..Lanarium' urzadza VIE
czorek rozmaitoScl W sail Webster,
PREY Robey / Webster ave-. ma Jad-
w!gowie. Poczatek o godzinie 7:30
wieczorem.
Il rOzporzadzen!a H}adzy zakon-
nej, przeuiesieni zostali dwaj znani
kaplani, a mianowicie: X. Adolf
Drewnlak c. r.. przenies.ony zostal
do parafii Sw. Jadwigl, re Stanlsia-
wowa, a X. BrouIs'aw Cie$lak c. R..
z parafll sw. Jadw!gI, ma Stanis}a-
wowo.
n -. .
Wczorai o godzinte 9teI rano
przyjechal do Chicago X. Wiadys}aw
Kuzlus, ~proboszcz parafii sw. Waw-
rzyhca W Cheboygan, Mich, Przyby}
on do naszego grodu, ably poiaczyc
wez}em m~a}Aehskim siostre swQ
Marye 2 panem Teodorem Goetz, "a
mieszkalym pnr. 1913 W. Oakley
blvd. Stub odbedzie sic jutro o 60
dzlnie 1tOej rano " gornym koSciele
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki. Dru2ba be-
die brat pant miodej p. Stanisiaw
Kuzius. a dru3ka parma WiadyslaWa
G6rska. JeJ kuzynka, Podczas Mszy
sw. spiewai bedzie Choir stanis!hwo-
wski, pod dyrekcya p. A. j. Kwasi-
,grocha, a. czesci solowe odspiewa p.
Az, Nering. Cody weselne odbeda sic
w scis{em koiku familijnem W domu
szwagra pant m}ode1 p, Jana Brzo-
zowskiego, pnr, 1919 N, Lincoln ul'
Pant msoda jest corka g. p
Tomasza | Amy Kuzius6w. starych
osadnikow stanisiawowa. Jest ogol-
ME znana W koiach mlodziezy stani-
sfawowskIej, takae jest soiistka eho-
ru sw, Stanislawa Kostki, kosciota
dolnegoy czionkinla oddzia{u Kill
sw. Kingi Maclerzy Polskiej ! "leiu
innych t0warzystw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

go oczywiste swiadectwo o ogromnem
zaufaniu publicznosci. Jestem przeko-
many, re jezeli drudzy ludzie z podu-
padlem / slabem zdrowiem przyjm0-
waliby Nuxated Iron. ~natenczas po-
moglo by ono stworzyc narody Sill
nieiszych / zdrowszych mezczyzn !
kobiet.
Jezeli ME jesteScie zdrowi ! stint
powinniscie zrobic n~astepujaca Pro
be:
P~rzekonajcie sic, jak diugo mozecie
pracowac Tub jak dIugo mozecie iSc
bez zmeczenia. Nastepnie wezcie dwie
Heterogeneous tabletki zwyklego MI
xated Iron try razy ma dzieh po je-
dzeniu przez 2 tygodnie. Potem wy
~nr6buicie swoia siie powtornie J pre-
konajcie sic, wiele zyskaliscie.
Wielu nerwowych / podupadlych ma
zdrowiu ludzi c~ierpiacych co chwile,
otrzymaio wprost zadziwiajacy PREY
bytek silly i energii przez przyJmowa-
ME zelaza W wfaSciwej formie ! 10 "
n%iektorych ~przypadkach DO kilkomie-
siecznem %leczeniu, bez osiagniecia ia
kichS korzysci.
UWAGA FABRYKANT0W: Nuxa-
ted Iron (organiczne z%elazo). ktorc
Jest przepisywane / rekomendowane
powyzej przez lekarzy mic jest wcs-
lie patentowaDe lub sekretne lekarst-
wo. ale lekarstwo zawierajace Zelazo.
w przeciwienstwie do przepisywane-
20 lekarstwa W starej formie jest Ia
tvo zasymilOWane ME pSuie Zebow,
ami zoladka. Fabrykanci maja take
zaufanie W or%ganicznem zelazie, re
zwr6ca wan pieniadze. jezeli ME be-
dziecie zadowoleni z rozultaow. Jest
To znane Wszvstkim aptekarzOm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
SwETTZER PRZYRZEKA REFE
RENDUM.

B. NJ. Sweftzer. kaGNlyTLat central
NET orgartzac5i IA burmIStrza. wczo-
raj W movie. ~wygtoszone1 " teetrze
AdraDce przy rogu Irving Park blvd.
I RcDey uL-. pnnow1i swe ~przyrzeczenie.
n jes8i wynrany zCstanie bErmistrzem.
ME nhtwi ami kwestyi ga0Owej. AMI
kwestyI kcmunlkacyt mieJs&iet. ami IA
dned tmej kwestyi dotyczacej utylitCw
publtcznych bez aprobaty O~oywutetstw1a
" poHtHci referendum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

bek, kandydatem zaS ma aldermana
Teodor S. Smith.
Lokal urZadza diva publiczne ze-
brania: pierwsze W czwartek, dnia
20go lutego, o godz. s. wieczorem,
W budynku ,,F%latiron", 3cie pietro,
a drugie W niedziele, dnia 23go lu-
tego, W sail szkoiy Burr, PREY Ash
land i Wabansia ave-, o godzinie
2giej popoiudniu.
Ma obydw6ch Zgromadzeniach
przemawiat beda: John Fitzpatrick,
prezes Chicagoskiej Federacyi Piracy
/ kandydat ma burmistrza, ]. .Kikul-
ski, kandydat ma klerka miejskiego
i inni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

obchodziG beda W ~przyszla sobote 10
rocznice pozycia malzehskiego. Msza
ia ich intencye odbedzie sic O godZi-
ME 9tej W koSciele Sw. Jacka.
pE -
Zeszlej niedzieli zmarl W podesz-
lynn wieku starry parafianin Kazimie-
rzowa oh. J6zef j. Herman. Orszak
p~ogrzebowy wyruszyl z pnr. 1902 W.
25ta ul., ma cmentarz Zmartwych-
wstania Panskiego O godzinie 1OteJ
rano. Nalezal on do wielu towar-
rzystw / pozostawi} dw6ch syn6w !
c6rke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
q PARrYI RoB0TNICzEJ.

onsgdaj ~wieezeFem lokaiu
tymezasowym PM, 1875 milwaukee,
ave-, " budynku ,,Fiatiren" odbyfo
sic Eebranis ezienk6w Partyi Robot
niezsj. Ma zebraniu TEN ebFana u
rzsdnikow iokaiu, eraz kandydatd
ma urzad aldermana W najblizszsch
wyberaeh'. Sekretarzem lokaiu 20
stall wybYaHy ob. j, j., ParazinsRi,
'srzewedniezaesm Franetszek Jaku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

wski. proboszcz parafii sw. Kaz!-
mierza, 20 calorocznej chorobie.
Y. Ruszkowski urodzii sic ia Slasku
W roku 1869 i W kraju zostai wy
Swiecony ma kaplana. Do Ameryki
~przyjechal 1897 r. / sprawowa'
koleino obowiazki duszpasterskie "
Grafton. O., Youngstown, Lorain l
W Cleveland.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Ma fundusz miltonowy nadeslal!:
Andrzej W~ozniedwskl $500. Antoni
ma Wozniewska $1.00 Jozef Wo4-
ntewski $500, razem $500.
P, o. Horward, Ill. r. d. No. 3.
q ~ q
Pahstwo Anastazy I Joanna Pacho
wsey, Fam. pnr. 1921 Gresham ave-,