davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

It's a mighty good thing, said Uncle Eben. as quoted in the Wash ington Star, dat de Ten Command ments was handed down direct, in stead of bein' 'bliged to go through dc hands of a lot of committees"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
SHOULD BE WELL BATTERED
Los Angeles Times.

I1Oo NIIStICS IIIItS.
 Carranza looks like man who had beaten the barber out of about 1900 slaves What he should have now is a mighty close one.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

The Austrian cabinet has quit again How many times does that make?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
PROFESSIONAL BAD sPoRTsMEN

Vhen Stubs His He Runs to Some Hsh-BrOw Journalistic Consolation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

The who formerly worshipped dollar wouldn't anything less than $1.69
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

Might well it right out in meeting; Most of
 rongs done by those who would cheerfuly riot about
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

Bella Kun had only eightyone prominent citizens shot Must be shortage of powder there.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

The human would wings generation if kick in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26

elogue.
 Friday-Saturday. Frank keenan in "The Silver Girl. " Harold Lloyd Comedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
People Prominent
 Throughout Nation
 to Aid Actors Fund

In spite of the fact that the list is incomplete and being added to con- stantly, it is nevertheless true that the committee in charge of the ar engagements for the National Me morial day, for the Actors fund of America, to be held on December 5, 1919, includes the names of the leading business men, financiers and professional men of America.
 For example, among those on the greater New York committee alone are John D. Rockefeller Jr., Henry P. Davison, Cleveland H. Dodge, Will liam G. McAdoo, George w. Perkins. Felix M. Warburg, Charles E. Lev decker, Charles H. Sabin, Mortimer L. Schiff and William H. Edwards. who is chairman. :,
 The national committee contains. besides some of the men already men toned, William Howard Taft, Charles E. Hughes, Julius Rosenwald, Nor gan J. O'Brien, William Fellows Morgan, J. Hamilton Lewis and George Gordon Battle, among others.
 Among the prominent women who are actively identified with commit tees concerned with the work are Mrs. E. H. Hartman, Miss Helen Hartley Jenkins, Mrs. Courtland Barnes, Mrs. John T. Pratt, Mrs. Lewis Salde, Miss Alice Carpenter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
Women Write Best Scenarios About
 Their Own Sex

"Why did I select June Mathis to ] picturize :Lombardi, Ltd? Well, the picture is completed and my the ory proven. I'll explain.
 Maxwell Karger, director general of Screen Classic, Inc, productions, lit a cigarette and looked out win dow in his office at the Metro stu dios in Hollywood.
 "In the first place Miss Mathis has the continuity instinct.
 "In the second place-and more important-she's a woman. It takes a woman to handle story whose scenes are laid in a Fifth Avenue shop.
 Don't misunderstood me- She has not made the role of Tito Lonbar ii himself effiminate-neither has Bert Lytell. No excessive sex vanity about the part as Mir. Lytell portrays it. A wholesome masculine tiff dence towards woman marks this characterization.
 But woman can write of things feninine-and of things masculine also. She knows many men and learns their foibles and short-con- ings, their little virtues. On the con- trary most men have one stock idea of romance-the one they have ex- perienced-and are tied to that one.
 "As 1 said, it takes a woman to show smart shop in every intimate detail. One of Miss Mathis sugges- tions to Mir. Staulcup, the technical director, was to have individual van- ity boxes in each dressing room. What man would think of that ?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
By Mary Allison.

i In this article want to emphasize 1 the fact that a girl, who is desrous
 of getting into motion pictures, must 1 first rid herself of the popular mo- tion that acting before the camera is
 easy and mostly play. Just the re- verse is the case. It is extremely difficult, and is very hard work.
 have seen many talented young girls fail in a motion picture career, mere ly because they were not physically able to perform the tasks set before
 them.
 The erroneous idea which is quite
 prevalent is, that all one has to De able to do is to look pretty, and walk
 in and out of scenes. This is the natural observation one would make after seeing the finished product oil the screen. As a rule, everything appears simple then. The hours and even days and nights of tedious toll to obtain certain result-which ap- pears quite simple on the screen is not shown when the picture is pre- scented.
 l have known director to work for hours rehearsing players in one scene, merely to get a certain effect. First he would have one-half of the company doing just what he wanted, and then the other half would be all wrong. No sooner would the oth- CTS get up in their parts than some person-it might be a minor char acter-would spoil the whole thing. Then, when the director thought hs had everything ready and ordered on the lights and the camera to be turned, his keen eye would observe that something or somebody was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
Picture Career Means Hard Work, Says
 May Allison; Requirements Are More
 Than Looking Pretty Before Cameraman

not just as he wanted them to be. l have often rehearsed and re-
 hearsed until l was ready to give up
 from fatigue. And, mind you, l am
 unusually strong and tireless work CT for girl, as l take daily course of physical training. Perhaps, that IS why l have been able to stand up so well under the strain. It often
 happens that even after a scene is
 photographed it proves to be wrong.
 That, of course, means it must be made all over again.
 l recall a big scene. in which more than two hundred persons were used. that had to be made four times. It was scene in a story laid in the South thirty years ago. Something unforeseen happened to mar the pie ture the first two times it was pho- tographed. We had worked in the boiling sun all morning, and the di rector was wild because he had not accomplished anything.
 Then when he announced that 1t had to be done correctly the third time, threatening to discharge sev- eral of the minor characters, we all kept our wits about us. Everyone was gong through their parts as as possible, and the cam eras were recording the action We were very near the end of the scene, 1 when the director shouted for us to 1 stop.
 An automobile had dashed across a stretch of road, back Of where we were acting, and 1t was caught by l the cameras all-seeing eye. Of 1 course, it spoiled the picture, as it would not do to have an automobile i In scone, supposed to have been | taken thirty years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
RObinsOn's Circus
 Here November 3

Customs may change as the years roll by, but a circus is always a joy to both old and young. So all will be delighted to know that the big Yankee Robinson three-ring wild ani- mai circus is on it's way and will ex- hibit in Pine Bluff on Monday, No- vember 3.
 It includes almost everything in the way of entertainment. There are post graduate high school horses, tango dancing and statue horses, rid ing lions who actually ride on horse back. Even troupe of trained cam els are one of the marvels of this big circus. .s.sv The. Yankee Robinson circus has the reputation of giving more for the money than any other circus in the tented field. And all the features will be seen in the gilt tering street parade at noon on cir GUS day-that is, all with the excep- tion of young Hackenschmidt, the worlds champion middleweight wrestler who will be seen only at the performances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26

Try the Classified ads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
and Miss Alice Kauser.

and Miss Alice Kauser.
 All of these distinguished men and women are not only anxious to spon- ser the great movement for an ac- tors national memorial day with their names, but are devoting much of their time and study to personal work in behalf of the movement MT. ". Ward Smith, for example, who is vice chairman of the trades com mittee, has temporarily left his busi- ness affairs in other hands and is devoting all of his time and energy to his work for the fund.
 Daniel Frohman acts as president, of the fund and of the movement for the national memorial day. Other officers are Marc Klaw, chairman of the finance committee; Joseph F. Cullman Jr, vice chairman of the trades committee; W. Ward Smith, associate chairman, and Oliver Jones, financial secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
Stars of the Screen Are Doing~In Pine Bluff Movies

Meat cutters and butcher work mems union in Ell Paso, Tex, has secured an agreement with the em. ployers fixing the wage scale at a minimum of $40 a week for class A men and s35 a week for class B men a 1O-hour work day and six holidays a year with full pay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
oeo

The minimum wage for girls women beginning work in Sask.taShl..a Sl.a wan, Canada, retail stores has ielle' Sl fixed at s9.60 week. After +bs bsen months they are to receive s1o 5a! 5ulee
 Twins are more common in c.o1, than warm countries, and an,on' roru mothers of 25 and 30 years than hY.s as other ages. at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
HAUBER THEATRE.

Monday-Evelyn Greeley in "The Oakdale Affair."; and "Elmo, the Mighty"
 Tuesday and Wednesday-Dorothy Philips in Destiny" Strand comedy.
 Thursday-Alice Brady in His Bridal Night Ford Weekly.
 Friday-"The Hidden Badge" Puppy Love Panic" "The Carter Case"
 Saturday-To be supplied.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26

Seven thousand kiddies in Pine Bluff, and almost as many tired mothers, with no place for them to obtain outdoor recreation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26

The Spanish harbor of Corunna boasts, it is said, of the oldest light house in the world, having been built by the Romans in the time of Tralan, between A. D. 93 and IT,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26

Handmade paper is produced in Japan principally by farmers as sec ondary occupation which they can pursue in seasons when there is noth- ing to be done in the field. There are no fewer than 6O,O00 families en- gagged in this industry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26

Of the alhoholic drinks wine is the most exclusive, having served kings and the tables of the rich from the beginning of civilization.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26

Ira Cole, 90 years old and an em- ploye of the government printing office in Washington since 1876, is believed to be the oldest active press man in the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
ORPHEO. THEATRE.

Monday-Tuesday. Hale Hamilton in "The Four Flush er."
 Wednesday. Mary MacLean in "The Unpainted Woman"
 Thursday. Friday. Bessie Love in "Over the Garden Wall"
 Saturday. Gladys Brockwell in Culture" The Orpheo orchestra will be an extra added feature commencing tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-26
BEST THEATRE.
MOnday-Tuesday.

Jack Pickford in Burglar by Proxy" Also showing Monday Para l,iount-Bray Photograph. Tuesday Current Events.
 Wednesday, Thursday.
 Mary Miles Minter in Wives and Other Wives" Burton Holmes Trsv-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
PRAWODAWCY MICHIGAN
soy "a LIGA

Lansing, Mich, 4 kwietnia. -
Byiy PREF. TAFT dwukrotnie wy
giosil move. W tenn mieScie ma
temat Ligi narod6w - raz pred
legislature michiganska. a drugi
raz pred czloukami kOlegium
Michigan. Argumenta ex-prrz.
Tafta przyjeto W Kongresie Sta
nowym Z wielkim e"ntuzyazmem'
pomimo re caiy Kongres, oprocz
jednego czionka, jest ma wskros
republikahskim.
OSwiadczenie. ze bolszewizm
W Ameryce ME moze dojSc do
powaznych rozmiarow, dop6ki
czerwona iala zupelnie ME %zaleje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
DZIEW-
cZAT A~NGIELSKICH
TRANSPORTOWCAMI.

Nowy York, 4 kwietnia. -
Znalezienie dwoje dziewczat ma
transportowcu amerykansklm
Louisville" drugiego lutego, sta
10 sic powodem oddania pod sad
wojenny dwoch oficerow oraz
dwoch m~arynarzy.
Sad wojenny TRIVIAL prze> ostat-
ME dziesiec dni. Oskarzonymi .
przestepstwo dyscypliny wojsko-
wei sa: Hathaway, Wurth, Rice
i Sullivan.
Kiedy transportowiec Louis
ville' wyjechai Z portu Liver
pool, ma pokiadzie jego bylo O.
kolo 1000 zolnierzy amerykan--
skich i okoio siedmdziesiat ko-
bet - ION powracaiacych amery
kanskich zolnierzy. Pc trzydnio-
wei podrozy ma morzu, znalezio-
no dwie dziewczeta B. Bell / NJ.
Smith w kajucie 45tej ma polka
die D. Nazwisk ich ME znalezio-
no W ksiegach okretowych a re-
kordy wskazywaiy, re udzielono
przepustek dwom kobietom, ale
ME o tych nazwiskach.
Kapitan Hartley, komendant
okretu natychmiast rozkazal PREY
aresztowac dwoch oficerow !
dwoch marynarzy, ktorych wi
dziano ,jak wchodzili do kaluty
zajetej przez dziewczeta.
Mkt jednak ME m6gi sobie wy
tIumaczyc, W jaki sposob dziew-
czeta tie dostaiy sic ma poklad O.
kretu.
Obie kobiety wyslano z powro
tenn do Liverpool.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
POsLOWIE WYSP FILIPIN-
sKICH PROSZA STAN ZJED.
o NIEPODLEGLOS6.

Washington, 4 kwletn1a.
Czionkowie specyalnej misyi fl
lipihskiej, kt6rzy przyjechali do
Ameryki ma rozkaz sejmu, pred
}ozq W kr6tkim czasie swe pros
by rzadowi federalnemu, zadajac
absolutncj nicpodleglosci cd A
meryki oraz wolnosci. Sekr. Ba-
ker, kt6ry, jake g}owa departa-
mentu wojny, ~zawiaduje sprawl
mi poddanych wysp, przeznaczy1
piatek ma konferencye z posla-
mi Filipin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
KOLEJOWA ADMINISTRA
CYA PRZECIW GENTO
PRoHIBIcYJNYM.

Washington, 4 kwietnia. -
J. B. Payne, doradca administra-
cyl mad kolejami, wydai proSbe
do generalnego prokuratora Pal
mera, aby zabronii agentom pro-
hibicyjnym dalszego rewidowa--
MIA pasazerow kolejowych.
Powodem protestu jest rewido-
wanie trumny Ia kontrabanda
wodki. Trumna, ktora agenci
prohisicyjni otworzyli W Roano-
Ike W poniedziaiek, zawieraia zw}o
XII nieiakiego R. E. Chapman'a,
ktore koleja przewozono do OLGA
zmariego, zamieszkasego W Nor
ton, Va.
Gym ten i wiele innych wybry-
kow agent6w celnych sciagnely
ma sic wiele re strony 2asazerow
kolejowych ~oburzenia, az wresz
Gle sama administracya, widzac,
re tax dalej isG ME moe, posta-
nowiia whieSc protest do general
uego p~rokuratora. Poniewaz pc
pierwszym lipca ME bedzie MOI
ma kupic zadnych napojow wy
skokowych, administracya kole--
iowa bedzie sic stara&a ochronic
W p~rzyszioSci swych Pasazerow
Cd nieprzyjemnosci re strony ST.
rowych agentow prohibicyjnych.
Gubernator Davis pierwszy
rozpoczI walke przeciw nietakto-
Wi agentow celnych; on to zawia-
domil Payne'a o otwarctu rrum-
ny Chapman'a, ktorej ME wysia-
no do miejsca przeznaczenia, ale
rozkazano wysiaG W lima strong,
wskutek czego niepotrzebnle o.
pozniono pogrzeb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
PROSBA WYSLANA DO
PREF. WILSONA w SPRA-
VIE DEBS'A.
Washington, 4 kwietnia.

Washington, 4 kwietnia. -
Socyalistyczni przywodcy Wy
shall do Waszyngtonu aplikacye
o wniesienie petycyi do PREF.
Wilsona O uwolnienie Z. V. Debs.
przywodcy na~czelnego partly o
cyalistycznej, zasadzonego ma
dziesiec lat w~iezienia "a wygfo-
szenie mowy przeciw rz2dowi
Stan. Zjedn.
Aplikacye te podpiSana Przez
F. P. Walsh'a, c. T. Russella I
B~enson'a przesiano ma rece pro-
kuratora generalnego Palmer'a.
PREF. Wilsona dotychczas o apli-
kacyi tel ME powiadomiono. Gdy
by aplikacye te przyjeto, zasadzo
ny pozostalby nadal ma wolnosci
do czasu wydania wyroku wzgle-
dem pardonu. Znaczy to, re, gdy-
by aplikacye te zatwierdzona'
Debs nadal pozosta}by pod do
zorem wladz federalnych i ME IL
uzyskalby calkowitej wolnosci,
dopokiby prezydent ME podpisaf
pardonu; w przeciwnym razle
musiaiby iSc do wiezienia ma mo-
cy wyroku sadu najwyzszego l
odsiedziec swoje dziesiec lat IA
~. Jak wiadomo, Pc zatwierdze-
niu wyroku sadu, ktory zajmo-
wal sic sprawl Debs'a, sad mai
wyzszy odmowii prosbie obron-
cow Debs'a o wznowienie pre-
siuchow, Pozostaje oskarzonemu
jedna tylko nadzieja - APPEL do
prezydenta Wilsona O u}askawie-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
w FORTH WORTH ZGINE-
10 100

Forth Worth, 4 kwietnia. -
Rekordy Z trzech szkol lotni-
czych w Forth Worth, gdzie Ia
tanie W powietrzu ustaio prawie
zupelnie wskutek zamkniecia
szk6l i wypuszczenia re siuzby
wojskowej wSzystkich lotnikow,
wskazuja, re loo lotnikow pablo
oiiara rozmaitych katastrof ae-
roplanowych. poczawSzy Cd ,go
pazdziernika 1917 do pierwSzego
kwietnia 1919.
w czasie gdy brytyJski korpuS
lotniczy cwiczyi ma tutejSzych
polach lotniczych, piecdziesieciu
studentow, oficerow i mechani--
kow znalaz}o Smierc wskutek ME
szczeSliwych wypadkow aeropla-
uowych.
Cd czasu gdy amerykanski kor
pus zajai miejsce brytyjskiego,
piecdziesieciu szeSciu czionkow
tegoz korpusu znalazio Smierc
oodczas katastrof aeroplanowych.
Pomiedzy zabitymi jest kapi-
tan Vernon Castle. ktory podow-
GAS pelnii siuzbe w szeregach
brytyiskich. oraz porucznik Pey-
ton c. March, syn amerykanskie-
- szaf, ez+,bt,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04

Gen. Banquet wyjechal do
Meksyku, ably wydac rzadowi
Carranzy walke ma smierc hub z!y-
Gle. Dopoty ME ustqpi, dopOki
ME zniszczy doszczetnic obecne-
go u~stroju panstwowego Meksy-
ku, albo dopoki rewolucya M"
upadnie-" Siowa te wypowiedziai
r. Gaoyn, sekretarz osobisty
Blanquet'a, ktory powiadomi& de-
parliament Stanu o wyladowanlu
partly Blanquet'a w Meksyka
O celu ich przyjazdu.
Department Stanu natomiast
powiadomil, re Ameryka ME be-
die sic interesowala sprawaml
wewnetrznemi Meksyku, gdyz to
nalezy do spraw domowych rz9-
du uznanego przez Stan. Zjetn.
Wediug zawiadomienia Gayo-
ma, Diaz posiada okolo 100000
zolnierzy rozrzuconych po wszy-
stkich niemal Stanach Seksyku.
L tych okoio 1900 znajduje sic
w Stanie Vera Cruz, gdzie wyla-
dowaia partya Blanquet'a. Silly
Silly Diaza znane So pod nazwa
,,meksykanska narodowa armia
reorganizacyjna".
F. Diaz, bratanek bylego PREF.
Diaza'a, kierowai rewolucya cd
czasu stracenia Z urzedu swego
wuja przez Madere. Wedfug O.
swiadczenia Gayon'a rewolucyoni
sci kontroluja trzema portaml:
Tuxpam, Tonola i Nautia.
Banquet wyjechal Z Nowego
Yorku do Havany SGD stycznia.
Liczy on lat 70. Mieszkal w No
wynn Yorku przez ostatnie lat
cztery. Uciekl on Z Meksyku
wraz z Huerta pc obaleniu RIA
du tegoz o~statniego, ma niemiec-
kim okrecie bojowym dresden.
KANADA w DZIESIECIU
LATACH PRZYLACZY SIZE
DO AMERYKI.
Atlantic City, 4 kwietnia. = Sc
nator w. C.. Edwards, cz}onek
parlamentu kanadyjskiego przez
ostatnie lat trzydziesci oraz je-
den re znanych byznesistow ka-
nadyjskich,. oSwiadczyi, re Kama
da przylaczy sic do Stanow Zjed
noczonych w przeciagu dziesie-
ciu lat. Senator Edwards, ktory
obecnie mieszka w hotelu Tray
more, tax powiedzia}:
" punktu e~konomicznego i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
NOVA REWOLUCYA GROZl
MEKSYKOWI.

New York, 4 kwietnia. - No
wa rewolucya przeciw rzadowi
Carranzy grozi Meksykowi. Gen
A. Banquet, minister wojny pod
Huerta oraz wice-prezydent Mex
syku, wyladowal wraz z kilkoma
innymi czionkami sztabu gene
ralnego bylego rzadu Diaza W
Vera Cruz.
Celem novel rewolucyi Jest o.
balenie rzadow Carranzy, zreor-
ganizowanie sill Diaz'a, przywr6-
Genie konstytucyi z roku 1857 i
odrzucenie obecnego prawa, do
tyczacego konfiskaty majatkow
cudzoziemskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04

SYN GEN. DlChMAN 1
MAR ZABICI w KATASTRo
FIE
Americas, Ga, 4 kwietnia. -
Pulkownik F. w. Dickman, 20
mendant szkoly lotniczej oSou-
Their" oraz major ]. w. Butts, o.
ficer wykonawczy, poniesli
smierc ma miejscu wskutek upad-
ku aeroplanu, W kt6rym sic obaj
wzbili. Pu}kownik Dickman, byi
synem gen. majora Dickmana, do
w6dcy trzeciej armii amerykah-
skiei we Francyi. Oficerowie m,.-
Ii juz spuszczac sic ma ziemie gdy
nagle motor stanal, a aeroplan z
wielka szybkoscia ruchem obro-
towem runal ma ziemie Z wyso-
kosci 200 stop. Obaj oficerowie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
Pvszne Ubrania / PaletOty
Pierwszorzedne Style w Wiosennem Obuwiu!
Ola Ca1ej ROdZiny!

Otatnie mody W ladnym, trwalym obuwiu ola mezczyzn, kobetl dzel - "a
kupone W okropnych no$iach dsa VAN nezwyka oszczednoSc! Wysmukfe, strone
Oxfordsi baOwe ola dam, wspanmfe, przyNone modee da mezczyzn 1 Prakty
cze krepke czle obuwie ola wzraStaJ@ych dAec.K azda para doSoJna gatunkU
Continental - kazda para przdstawia wspaniaie k4pno JMi ,cmece &c vase
90 wiekanunego ubOru mice nov fadne tzeWiki mozece Je doGac II mas, Daosz
czedzaiac przwem. WV moAede lizyc ma dugo noszacy sic gatunek skory trWaf%t
gatunhu naSzego obuwia ieei lie kupcie W nasym Olbrzymm skfadNe uwla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
KOMPANIA ROZDZIELA
SWoJ DOCHOD PoMIEDzY
ROBOTNIKOW.

Binghampton, N. Y, 4 kwiet-
MIA. Wielka fabryka obuwla,
nalezaca do firmy ,,Endicott -
Johnson Co., powiadomi}a
swych robotnikow w liczbie try
nastu tysiecy, re pierwszego
stycznia 1923 kompania odciag-
ME siedm procent z dochodow
korporacyjnych oraz dziesiec pro
cent ma zakupno zapasow a resi-
te rozdzieli w rownej czeSci po-
miedzy tych robotnikow, ktorzy
pracowali razem z firma Cd l-go
stycznia 1919.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04

objecia urzedu sekretarza wojny,
senator Chamberlain, ami laden
inny ozionek gabinetu lub depar-
lament wojny uczynii W przecia-
mu planow ma zreferowanie sa--
dow wojennych.
,Pragne bardzo, ably narod
Stanow Zjedn. osadzi}, co depar-
lament wojny uczynif wp rzecia.
GU trzech lat, a co w trzech latach
uczvnil senator Chamberlain"
2, 72O, 900 IA ZUzYTE AERO.
PLANY.
Department wojny powiadamia,
re podpisano kontrakt, ma mocy
ktorego kompania aeroplanowa
The Curtis Aeroplane and Mo-
tor Corp. Of Buffalo,, zakupi Cd
departamentu wojny 4,608 moto-
row ,Ox-5", 1915 aeroplanow
be- motorow ,JN-4", LOO IVY.
k}ych aeroplanow be- motor6w;
wszystko to "a $2;720yOOO. We
dug oswiado0enia departamentu
wojny, aeroplany te 50 z powodu
starosci nieuzyteczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04

- Tow. Polek Biog. Jolanty mr..
637 Zjed. p~rzystapi do spowiedzi 1
Komunii sw. Wielkanocnej dnia 8
kwietnia o godzinie 6tei rano. Po-
dug praw .konstytucyi kazda Siostra
Jest obowiazana obiwazek ten wy
Ie1nit. - Konst. Reinek, pref; Ro-
zalia Lewandowska, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04

przemys}owego Kanada powinna
sic przylaczyt re Stanami lied
noczonymi pod jeden rad. Obec-
ME juz mieszkancy Kanady mo-
via O podobnym kroku i przy-
chylnie sic ma te sprawe zapa-
truja."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-04
" Forth Worth zgineIO 1O6 To-
tnik0W Wskutek Katastrofy
Kongres Stanu Michigan "a
Liga Narodow.
Administracya Kolejowa Przeciw
Agentom Prohibicyjnym.
PRzfhYCANIE DzEWCzAT TRANsPORT0WCEM.
Nova Rewolucya w Meksyku.
Kanada POaCl sic Z Amsyka - Edwards.
lime Telegramy KrajOWe.
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Nova Rewolucya w Meksyku.
Kanada POlaCzy sic Z AmsIyka II
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

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