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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

And you say that you would be glad
tc. SO, with Inc, but that must some
how furnish the tickets 2"
The next day, after another trip t.
Room 16, Freshman Simpson was
seen slowly walking across the cam
pus. He went to the presidents Of
flee and timidly inquired after Presi.
dent Snow. Being shown in to DR..
Snow, with his knees weak and tremb
ling and keeping time with each other,
he began: CDR. Snow, have come fol
that ticket"
"What ticket, Mr.. Simpson
"The ticket to the banquet"
"Ticket to the banquet? don't re
call any ticket to the banquet which
I have Of yours"
=. {. -is.s.:.1. vsaas .gsw Gssth 4 !
woa9 Ira IL, aAa u 40 ls~dE a
last he feeply grasped: Don't you re-
member, Doctor, the talk you made ii
chapel yesterday morning? You sal
# a fellow didn't have the money yot
would have the girl to furnish he
own ticket"
Saow began to see daylight. IS
you are following my suggestion n
asked. "Has my daughter agreed t
go with you? thought that she was
going With Harry Cross"
"She said that she would go wit
me-"
"T-ell, here I, TIE ticket for my
daughter" @&
Simpson accepted the ticket but
scored to feel more uncomfortable
thai, ever. DR.. Snow was becoming
an. snapped out: "Well, is that all Z"
"No." Simpson finally let out, u
acca another ticket so that l can GO
via your daughter"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

There IL more Catarrh In this section
Of the country than. all ether diseases
put together, and for years it was SIP
posed to be incurablc. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
1t incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by cons ,itutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment Hau's atarrh Medi-
cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, IS constitutional
remedy, is taken interna ,ly and acts
thru the Blood on tic MI cous Surfaces
Of the System. One Humid; I'd Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails 20 care. Send for
circulars and testimonials
F. !. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04


ry Inspector has discovered that certain
nurseries are making illegal shipments
of nursery stock into Mississippi.
Shipments of plants affected with
crown gall, root knot, and San Joses
scale have been discovered, condemned,
and burned.
Every order OF nursery plants de-
liyered in this state should be accom-
panied by certificate fthe state
nursery inspector of Mississippi. Each
person receiving plants from nurse
", should look carefully for the GER
tificate from the Mississippi nursery
inspector. The plants should be re-
fused if the certificate is not presented
and the nursery inspector, Agricultur-
al College, Mississippi, shauld be inn
mediately notified. The certificate
tag should accompany each order, the
order for one plant as well as for
thousand.
All persons purchasing plants
should also personally inspect each
plan tfor root, knot, crown gall, scale,
or other serious pests and notify the
| nursery inspector Immediately of any
disease or pest discovered. These in
spectious should be made of all plants
even though they are accompanied by
certificate tags.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04
DENMARK ITEMS.

Everybody is glad to see the cool
weather SO they can kill hogs.
Mr.. George Vinson las moved his
family into our midst We welcome
them to our community.
Mr.. Lester Dulin has just returned
from overseas after being absent Tor
more than year.
Little Miss Mary Hortense Hall has
been ill with tonsilitis. We, are glad
to report her doing nicely at present.
Miss Eulah Black, who is working
in Oxford, spent the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. R. Black.
/, Mrs, 7. R. Black was glad to have
her son.; Mr.. Henry Black, and his
friend, Mr.. Houston Shelton, from the
Delta, with her Thanksgiving.
Mr.. L. F. Hall, from Oxford, was
The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hall
during part Of the holidays.
Messrs. J. n. Hall, H. Thorn, and !.
'sA,rnes speht Thanksgiving hunting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04
The Lyceum.

In the first place Ole Miss is in
sad want of a good Lyceum course.
Now this would not have been impos-
sible to secure, but no one showed any
interest in it. This paper has from
time to time printed little squibs about
the Lyceum we haven't. It shows that
some on the campus want it, and can
appreciate the offerings on a good cir
cult. When we see in the exchanges
the number of fine singers, the lectur-
ers, the companies of dramatist that
visit other institutions, we, th~ inter
ested, naturally wonder why We are
not the favored child too. There isl
hardly any doubt about TIE support of
a good course would receive. Is it tool
late now?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04
WEEKLY .a0RT 81 'RY
TICKET PLEA e.
BY Raymond B. Z.-iier

It was a small demo, ii ,ationnl .40t
lese. Just few days beio, e the anni,a
banquet was 10 be pull X off. Thi;
was the big event of the year in the
social realm, and all VIII, could scrapc
together two dollar; we t to it. Many
of the boys, though, Yer, poor-this
was about ten years :, ,o-and could
not afford to take botl themselves
and a girl, so the custom, had devel-
..oped of msay of the boys remaining
away from it through tt ar inability II
take the girls. = ~a"s
! The new president of che university
did not like to see this 6, stom devel
oping and resolved to step it. Fol-
lowing out his resolution ne spoke t.
the students about it ,ia chapel one
mo, wing. After 1saking 4 few pre-:
limin. wy remarks, he sal. : "And SO
you sex !, students, what W. are coming
to. Nj W of you are plaS hing to stay
away fir, Nm the banquet because you.
cannot at. vO-a to take a girl to it. !
sm sure tn It ii ysp would explain the
situation to The gisf Size .,uld be on I.
too glad to Ssy h>s own ticket. :
would be ashs wss9 81 m, own daugl-
ter if she did " DO so !. such case,
and If she did VI aave the money, !
myself would fu. 1iisb the ticket"
After chapel the pres dents talk
was much discussed. bit seriously
and humorously. OAW q pup in pas-
ticula: was enjoyin i, self st the pres
ident's expense. 1t teare.red arouno
Harry Cross, who was ! Eown througa-
out the whole school s.S tin: worst
sophomore of them all. Harry wasn't
a bad boy; he just VI ned to pc al
ways having = good t'ma>l He was
happiest when le NaL enjoying h n
self at anothefs expea Finally a
timorous freshm An. VIII ,as STANDING
at the edge of til. gro p slowly ven
tured forth, II wender t, it would I've
alright for nae | ask s,v girl to bly,
her own ticket. 1 dent SO chow I can
take her"
"Why, if tina. sat F. eshnaan Sim. ,
son." exclaimed Harry -oss, the noble
sophomore. eyes, FIRES apsan, it would
be perfectly all right +. follow the.
Docs suggestion if we v,ant you to;
but, Freshman. that would be a heni-
GUS crime. You are going to follow
my suggestion instead. Come around
to number sixteen this afternoon at
six O'Clock and Twill tell you what is
what"
Freshman Simpson wes worried. He
had particularly wanted to take Ll-
ellie Brown to the banquet. Ono
night last summer he had told her
rhile driving her, home from clslrcl
that he would Bat how could ii, just
fresh from the outlying rural distts PTS
hope to cope with the magnificent;
Harry Cross. II was no use. So he.
only replied, All right, Mr.. Cross, j
will come around" !,
About seven o'clock that evening,
Simpson was seen talephoning- TT
seemed that he was talking to As'girl
and asking her to the barMust. The
eonvsrsatoa O his side yless With.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04
INSPECT NURSERY PLANTS
SHIPPED INTO STATE

State Entomologist r. w. Harmed
has issued to the farmers of Missis-
.sippi asvigorous warning against one
Of the most serious dangers now
threatening the orchard industry of
the state. Mr.. Harned's statement is
as follows:
Many nursery plants are being de-
livered q this time. The State nurse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

To relieve rheumatism, sprains.
lame back, lumbago on pleurisy, Bal
lard's Snow Liniment is a remedy of
proven merit. 1t is very powerful and
penetrating. Three sizes, SOC, 60c and
$1.2O per bottle. Sold b. A. K. Ken
del. adv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

WE WILL PAY A STRAIGHT SAL
airy $500 per week and expenses to
man or woman with rig to introduce
Eureka Egg Producer. Eureka Mfg.
Co., East st. Louis, III. 1tp
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

NOTICE TO SAW MILL OWNERS
We are in the market for all kinds OF
hardwood lumber, including dimension
stock. We will buy yoar lumber
green or dry, any quantity, Let us
k,1ow when you have anything to CT
e., New Albany Lumber Co. NeN'
Miss Nov. est
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

Mr.. Stanley Murphy, Editor Moni-
tor, Pittsboro, was pleasant caller at
the Eagle Office Monday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04
TO EXCHANGE

WANTED TO EXCHANGE ST.
Cylinder Automobile, in good condi-
ton for real estate. If land is worth
more than car, will pay difference.
I have for sale, six-room residence,
with water and lights, garden, serv-
ant house and barn. Price $1,65O. Adj
dress, Box 426, Oxford, Miss. D. 4t.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-Eight room, two story
residence, with bath, and modern con-
yeniences. Apply to Mrs. Abner Del
bridge, Oxford, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

COAL NINE OR DYE NINE Ono
mile east of Oxford. Section %. To-
ship 8. Rsnge 3. Rev John Lane, Ok
ford, Miss. October 16-23-30.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04
. ( classified :.
r. R. Chiffon

FOR SALE-Hhoroughbred Duroc
pigs, Defender strain ALSO few males,
ready for service. Apply to d.. W.
w. Phillips, Oxford, Miss. Dec 4-4tp
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

FOR SALE fused and new cars. See
Price & Galloway. tt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

FOR SATT--2fo acres, three miles to
Oxford, half mile to Agricultural
High school,. on bond issue road. E..
G. H. Tankersley, Oxford. Dec4-4tp
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04

One Model 400 Chevrolet,
brand new tires all round, new
battery, new fan, newly wired,
In fact, this is one of the best
bargains we have.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-04
Car Bargains

One Saxon Six, looks good and
h q good car, having been used
carefully and only in city. This
b q bargain.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

We wtorek, dnia 3-go b. m. W tea
trze Garrick rozdanO dyplomy abitury-
entom Chicago College Of Dental Sur,
gerry, t. j. department dentystycznego
Uniwersytetu Valparaiso. Miedzy inny-
mi dyplom Doktora Chirurgi Denly
stycznej otrzyma} take Kazimierz ].
SkOwron.
DR.. Skowron pobierai ~elementarne
nauki W szkO}ach parafialnych Sw. Sta
niSlawa KoStki / NajSw. N. P. Aniel-
Skiej. WyaSze studya ukohczyl W Kol.
legium Sw. Stanislawa K, a f~ilozofie
W Seminaryum POlskiem w Orchard
Lake. Mich. P6zniej przez try lat "a
trudniony byl jake kOrektor przez fir
me drukarska Chicago Directory Co."
Przez ostatnie try lata uczszcza} ma
Studya do wyzej ~wymienionego uniwer-
Sytetu.
DR.. X. ]. Skowron nalezy do Cd
dzia}u S-go Macierzy Polskiej ,,Lafa-
yette Council No. 361", Rycerzy Kolum-
ba oraz do Chicago Council No. &c.,
organizacyi Loyal Americans. Miesz-
ka z rodzicami pnr. 1879 y. Lincoln u
lica. ma Maryanowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
z KANTOWA.
AWIADONuENIE.

Il powodu nieprzewidzianych przesz'
k6d, kt6re EASILY W ostatniej chwili,
Komitet. kt6ry mia1 urzadzic przyjecie
ma Kantowie ola naszych bohaterow-
aofnierzy i marynarzy, W niedziele dnia
1-go czerwca, byl mimo swych najlep-
szych checi zmuszony odlozyc przyje-
Gle ma czaS nieograniczOny.
Picniadze Otrzymane "a bilety, ko-
mitet zwr0ci.
Komitet za}uje, Re ME m6gf publ
cznoSci ugoScic, a z~olnierzy przyjac,
jak sic to naleAalo tym, kt0rzy piersi
swe wyStawiali ma kule niemieckie "a
wolnoSc nasza.
Zapewniajac PublicznoSc, he komitet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Tow. Dobroczynno$ci p. W. sw. Win
centego a Paulo, Zarzadu Biblioteki
pa~rafialnej, Tow. Sw. J6zefa i Piotra,
Jak wiadomo z rozkazu X. Arcybi--
skupa Mundelein odbedzie sic W krot
kim czasie kolekta ma cele dobro-
czynne dyecezyi i z tego powodu o.
mawiana bedzie rowniez sprawl Wv.
boru do tel piracy kolektorow, tych
ktorzy czasu nieco moga tel piracy pc
Swiecit. Mech wszyscy zg}osza sic
ma p~osiedzenie punktualnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

D. Ringl. Czionkin do nowego nasze-
go klubu zapisalo sic razem 25. Ce-
lem tegoz ,klubu bedzie urzadzanie
r6znych zabaw i wspomaganie nasze-
go Sierocinca. Naszym paniom ~
czymy p~omySlnosci.
x
Piszac o nowym klubie pan, prZy-
chodzi ma mysl, czyby tax i nasi pa
movie obywatele ME zechcieli VISTA
! pic W SHADY swych ION l c6rek 1 zor-
ganizowac sic. w wiosce Niles, gdzie
nasi ma trzeciem bodaj stoja miej--
scu w sprawach wioski, a nizej jesz-
cze W polityce, dobrzeby bylo gdyby
sic nasi panowie obywatele zorgani-
zowali W Klub Obywatelski, ably
pozniej MONA bylo smielej o swoje
sic upomniet. o tenn pomowimy POI
| niej - W swoim czasie zwo}ane be-
, die posiedzenie do sail Sierocihca l
tam, many nadzieje, da sic i naszych
pan6w W Klub Obywatelski zorgani-
zowat ola dobra ich 1 reszty naszych
tutaj gesto zamieszkalych. Me dali
my sic paniom / pannom nas1ym
,,zbitowac." Do dzie}a panowie!
*
Niedziela, 15go czerwca Jest ME
dziela ,,wizytowa" tn W Sierocihcu.
Ola gosci W dzieh ten Zaklad nasz
jest otwarty - warto przyjechat tn
ma Swieze powietrze 1 zabawi6 sic z
mniej szczesliwemi dziatkami nasze-
mi bez OLGA i matki. Zrobicie pr1ez
to uczynek miiosierdzia, a sami tel
wiele ma wizycie tel zyskacie. Sic
rotki z~apraszaja wszystkich ma dzieh
wymieniony do Zakladu.
4
Do ulepszeh wielu, do ktorych "
| ostatnich kilku miesiacach tn przy-
| stapiono, naleay takze / zaprowadze-
ME woody z miasta Chicago we wszy-
stkich budynkach Sierocihca. Zak}a-
| DAME rur wodociagowych ju5 ma sic
ku koncowi ! jest nadzieja, IL NADIA
lei Ia diva tygodnie mice bedziemy
juz wode miejska.
Jacenty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Jutro W niedziele, dnia $50 czerW
ca Towarzystwo Miodziezy Sw. Aloj-
zego, urzadza %doroczna ~wycieczke
tylko dla swych czionk6w W auto
mobilach do uroczej miejscowosct
zwanej Sag Bridge, III. Czionkowie
juz cd kilku tygodni czynia przygo,
towania do tegoz w~yjazdu. Wszyscy
rano stawia sic ma podw6rzu para
fialnym skad wyrusza pod przewod-
nictwem swego kapelana i kierowni-
ka x. Jana Stoinskiego. Ch}opcy ju,
tro zagraja W pike metowa i inne
Zabawne CRY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
Z Domu sw. Jozefa.

'Staraniem Tow. Pan Opieki
mad Domem Starcow pw. sw. 10
zefa W Avondale, rozpoczai sic u
bieglej niedzieli bazar, kt6ry po-
trivia przez wszystkie niedziele
czerwca. Do jak najliczniejszego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
Z Sierociin1ca Pol
skiego, W Niles.

Procesya Bozego Gaia do CITE
rech oitarzy odbedzie sic w ME
dziele, 22go czerwca, 0 godzinie
Sci popofudniu a ME we czwar--
tex, dnia 1890 czerwca, jak to O.
negdaj mylnie podano. Procesya
ia, jak juz pisalismy, odbedzie sic
ma placu Sierocinca sw. Jadwigi.
y
Wczoraj W szkole ~Sierocihca o.
gioszono uczniom / uczennicom re-
zultaty egzamin6w rocznych. w kla-
sic 6smej, najwylszej, egzamina po-
mySlnie zlozyli Jozef Ociepka / Lud-
WIKI Imbiorski, z dziewczat zaS Ka-
tarzyna Gasiorowska | Jadwiga Swo-
rowska. Swiadectwa otrzymaja oni
W dzieh ego lipca z rak KS. Kape-
lana.
Ubieg}ego wtorku %wieczorem W sa-
Ii Zak}adu odbylo sic zebranie ME
wiast, Polek / Czeszek nalezacych do
parafii Sw. Jadwigi. Ma zebraniu
tenn zorganizowano Klub Towarzyski
Kobiet pw. Sw. Jadwigi. Prezeska o.
brano pania Iglewska, w~ice-prezeska
panne J. Kozak, sekretarka panne
H. Kulczyk, .kasyerka pania Fuhl.
Omawiano take sprawe urzadzenia
zabawy instalacyjnej I te uchwalono
ma niedziele, 15go czerwca; odbe--
die sic ona W sail Sierocinca o godzi
ME 7mej wieczorem. w skiad komi-
tetu, kt6ry ma sic zaja6 ~urzadze-
MEM owej zabawy wesley: pant A,
Williams, PAM LANCE, parma H. l.
glewska, parma f. Novotny | parma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

udzia}u W tym bazarze, zaprasza-
my Szanowna Publicznosc, pople
rajaca zwykle chetnie prace Tow.
raszego. Jutro, W niedziele wiel-
ka zabawa niespodzianek! Przyj-
dzcie ubawicie sic doskonale i Gel
wesprzecie.
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Hydra niemieckiej propagandy zn0w
podnosi glove. Niemcy a~merykanscy
protestuja przeciw traktatowi pokojo-
wemp i staraja sic wplynac ma kon-
greS Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Organiza-
cya niemiecka, zwaca sic German
american Citizens League, (Niemie-
cko-amerykahska Liga Obywatelska)
kt6rej siedziba jest W Chicago pnr.
2926 Burling ul., rozeslaia list okrez-
ny W jezyku niemieckim, W kt6rym
Niemc0w wzywa do podpisywania zala-
czonei rezOlucyi W jezyku angielskim
i p~rzeSiania tejze do czlonk6w kOngre-
Su i innych urzednik6w federalnych
we WaSzyngtOnie. Kopie rezolucyi juz
0trzymano we Wa~SzyngtOnie. PrezeSem
Tel organizacyi prOgerma6Skiej, kt6ra
W naSi6wku uzywa NAVY niemieckiej
Observation-Disclosures Burgerbund)
jest Ferdinand Walther. Fam. pnr. 3642
Greenwich ave-. a Sekretarzem DIR. II.
Gerhard, Fam. pnr. 1926 Burling III.
Otto dosiowne t}0maczenie okrezne-
20 listu. kt6ry ma date 20-go maja:
,,AmerykahScy wSp6fObywatele:
,.Pom6zcie do ObrOny sprawy prawdZi
wei demOkracyi, ola kt0rej Ameryka
wkroczy}a do wOjny. Sta6cie ma stray
honoru amerykanSkiego, kt6ry jest "a
srCzony wSkutek z]ignorOwania II punk
low PREF. Wilsona.
..POdpiSzcie ~zaiaczOny protest, zbie-
rajcte podpiSy miedzy p~rzyjaci0imi i
zRajOmymi i przeSyiajcie WaSz APPEL z
prOteStem do cz{oEk0w kongresu i Sc
uator6w we WaSzyngtonie. azeby kon-
greS da6 m0gl wyraZ Swemu pOtepie-
uiu tel zdrady pOkOju, kt6ra wSzelkim
lulzk;m pOjeciOm wStyd przynOSi. O.
g6znienie p~o}aczOne jest z niebezpie-
.zeiis,wem.
.Kazde amerykanSkie zrzeSzenie, to-
H~arzyStwo i grupa. kt6re j~eszcze W
swem Sercu ZaChOwuje poczuCie ma
szych amerykanSkich ideal6w. pOwin-
10 protest ten aprObOwac i natych-
@iaSt pOwziaC kroki kOnieCznc, aaeby
-rawdziwa opinia narodu amerykaG-
s5iegO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT zostala Ron
greSOwi."
Liga. kt6ry pOwyzSzy list rozesla}a,
pOwstala W czerwcu. T. 1918, jak opie-
va pagf6wek. 10 jest j~eSzcze pred kon-
cem wojny. W sklad jej zarzadu obec-
ME wchOdza:
Ferdinand Walter, prezes, 3642
Greenwich ave.
LOrenz Schlegel. 1-Szy wiceprezes, -
262j y. Mozart st.
John Cremer, 2-gi wice-prezes. 1921
Larrabee ST.
DR.. Hermann Gerhard, sekretarz -
1926 Burling st.
L. BroSius, sekretarz finansowy -
1858 Roscoe ST.
Emil FreeSe, Skarbnik, 1925 Armi-
tage ave.
DyrektOrZy:
\. 4. Burger. 1854 s. Ashland ave.
I. FriedersdOrf. 11J7 Lii ave.
VIM. Buck. 5119 Byron st.
Fritz CrOnes. 4J2 Center st.
Ernst Kiehl. 1927 Argyle st.
Frau DR.. 1. Bruno, 1888 Montrose av.
F. W. Otto Schumann. 1910 Eddy ST.
DR.. c. A. We'll. 634 Barry ave.
f. W. Max weume. 1921 v. Francis
20 ave.
" ~rezOlucyach. kt6re Liga wysy}a
10 k%Ongresu, jest t~wierdzenie. re obej,
mule przeszIo 20 organizacyi obywateli
amerykanskich. W dalSzym ciagu rezo-
lucye brzmia W ti6maczeG1u jak ma
stepuje:
,.Ameryka wStapiia do wojny. azeby
SWAT uczyniG bPzpiecznym ola demo-
lracyi / mozliwem miejscem m~ieszkania
fax o$wiadczyli p~rezydent Wilson
kOngreS Stan6w ZjednOczOnych.
,.Dalej. p%rezydent Wilson ~urOczyScie
oSwiadczyi. re wOjne wypOwiada sic
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Tow. P~ozyczkowe I Hasa Oszczed
noSci i'm. Kolumba, ma swe regu--
larne posiedzenie dzisiaj W sobote,
dnia Ego b. m, o godzinie 1880 VIE
czorem W lokalu banku, braci Koz,
iowskich pnr. 1926 W. Alma Ill.
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Zyzowate
Oczy
NIGGA Bye
Naprawione
MOzECIE MIEC KRZYWE OCZY
SPROSTOWANE.

MOzECIE MIEC KRZYWE OCZY
SPROSTOWANE.
Moja praktyka jest wyrobions
przeZ % lat doSwiadczenia W tel spe
c~yalnoscl a nigdy ME bylo rekordu
azeby sprostowSnie ME ui1afo sic.
Me jest ~potrzebnem TRAGIC tygo-
dnie W szpitalu. ia prostuje krzy-
we oczy W moim of;sie bez bolu l
kloroformu. CT pacyenci byli wyle-
czeni, idzcie 1 pom0wcie z mimi -
Parma v. Rogers, 6O4S Lafflin: Pam
ma McQuade. sis S. M~arsh1ield ave.
Pam Sindelar, 17D5 S<png ILL.,; Pan
Matty Collins. 2169 S. Racine; Ma
rya Zarnowski, AGA w. Huron; Pan
Emil John. 4347 Lincoln ave-; Pan
Riedi, $50 Root: Pan Hanus, 1900
s. Honore St; Pan Stanley Stack,
mechanic motorow, 2231 Gault av.;
Chicago; corka pana Geo. Kilble,
chicagoski strazak. sos s.. Albany nv.
Wszystko znane osoby.
Me PoIostawSjeie I Kr1ywemi
zslosei. Sig s Ds1s%.i t y. as. isss %', I to
Do Msso ofi'a s sSss. .ss' '''si "'''' ''"i'r'
FRANKLIN o. CARTER NJ. D..
SPECYALISTA OOZ I CHIRURG.
12O 8. STATE VI. GALE 2 PIETRO.
Godziny Cd 9 do 6 wiecZorem.
w ~n:edziele OF 10 do IL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Pan Tadeusz SleszyGski. .zarzadca
parku Davis Square, bawi obecnie W
Scranton, Pa, gdzie odwiedzi kre-
wnych i znajomych. Jak mas pointer
mowano powr6ci do Chicago W mie-
siacu w~rzeSniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

wszystko W swej mocy czynil, azeby
przyjecie sic udaio a pOmimo to zmu-
SONY by3 przyjecie odsoAye z powodu
nieprzewidzianych ~okolicznoscV Kre-
Shiny sic,
Andrzej C. Bisek,
%,., Ia Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
WiddOmOSCi z Town
of Lake,

Fundamental pod dodatkowy bu-
dynek szkolny W parafii D. W. Najs}.
Serca Jezusa So juz r~ozpoczete. Pra-
&c wstepne 50 juz ukonzone i jest
rzecza pewna, re z poczatkiem PREY
sz}ego roku szkolnego dziatwa szkol
ma miaia bedzie lepsze pomieszcze--
ME. Budynek bedzie iedno-piatrowy.
Prace murarskie oddane zostana pol
skiemu, dobrze znanemu ma J6zefa-
towie OBJ. Klechamer a dial ~ciesiel-
ski obejmie OBJ. Prominski.
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Pfawae ka4dy DofsAi agent reGh
aotciowy oglaszs sic " DZTENNIKU
oHIoAGpsKIM DO niedednokrotnis
pTsekonsl sie. - tn aajlspisJ NM
Il anlaG
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

PoIski polityk. cry Wicnssy cxy mniei
Izy IA Oh oWi0Sek p~ocEytywAc sobis
20 winien stale r~eklainowac narode.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

W niedalekiej przyszlosci odbe--
die sic ma Serco&fe Stub p. Andrze-
ia Serek z parma W}adysIawa .Po--
pioiek, 1926 Hermitage ave.; milo
la ia para jest znana og6lnie W to-
warzystwach parafii. W kt6rych czyn
ny bierze zawsze udzial.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Jutro, zaraz 20 nieszporach wszy-
stkie zarzady t~owarzystw, skupia-
tacych sic PREY parafii p. W. Najsf.
Serca Pana Jezusa WHINE sic zebrae
" sail pa~rafialnej ma posiedzenie'
ma ktorem wielce watne sprawy beda
A~oztrzasane. Tyezy sic to rowniez
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W sail parafialnej ma Sercowie u
kaze sic jutro ma p}6tnie Interestingly
wielce obraz D. t. Wanted for muir
der. czyli Kajzer poszukiwany "a
morderstwo. Jestto obraz W szesciu
ezesciach, kt6ry kazde dziecko /
starsi winni ogladae. Pierwsze pred
stawienie rozpocznie sic zaraz pc
uieszporach a drugie- wieczorem o
godzinie 1880.