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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
SCJTNE.,al h1AT0R
E.aS FegA PRIsOTl
AID SWlMS RHINE
Calls ~" Work In German Prso0a
Camp "Life Saver" While Scon-
fired A. villingen.

New York. Feb. ..-Lieutena1i
George Pngesr. OF Memphis. Tens..
ar aviator. was one OF trio Of AarS.
american adyenturers who were SC
cessful in wild dash for liberty 'frNe
tho Villingen prison camp on octobss
s. Sixteen men made the atteaSpt,
bur only Puryear. Lieutenant 'f1arold
Willis OF Boston. and Naval Lieutss-
NJ Isaacs Of Portsmouth. Va. sttt
away Word has just been rscedy<d
NJ Y, NC. A. headquarters here roM.
corning their almost hopeless ,sssn-
pade.
The men brought back remarkkbsN
accounts OF Y. NJ. Z. A. work evsnsat
Vnlingen.
The " sent us books OF ali kin0
and even sporting goods" said Lieut..
Puryear. I'VE played basketballssx
vollcy BAN incessantly-our space svus
too small for baseball and football. n
toll you, those games were life savers
10 ns. and they kept us In fair ptsylH-
cal condition"
" is reported that Puryear' ana -
comrades slipped out OF the o.
through tunnel under the wire. IN
but the three named were headed ~
before they reached The river RhiGA
but he intrepid trio swan the river
terrible feat In itself--and> nAs1o
their way A,to Holland.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
MONEY SENT home
before Big BkTM

Doug hboys "cleaned Pockstss ~
Home FOLKS, When Return From
Fight Was Uncertain. Y. n. e..
Has psiwsrss MIlusss - .DsslDln
sss AF'z aas6
Paris, Tsb. ..--Ths stss1y -
nshrcss OF the American sofdlR
shown by the way he cleaned -
pockets Of money before going -
action. to be sent home IL he Aailirt
come bnck. Ia told by VII Bsker' Z
rochester. N. Y. who served cisvun
months az a Y. M. C.. A. worker swfA
the 26th Division. His partiu1loS
charge was the third battalion Of n
i)9rd infantry. lie Joined that ''a1s
On the ST. Mihiel front. went WIN
them 10 Chateau Thierry. and f1ef
gas Ia the famous 81 Mihiel cieansD
and tho drive before verdup.
1T wne just before that Action -
gan, taid Baker, thht ! saw the hnG0k
example of the Characteristic unseifkh.
nesn of the boys. They 'cicandd ihsls
pockets for the folks At home. ThSy
new they wcre going up against he
real ihlns. AMI they wanted all thSay
money To w ZONE in Gaze they nsvSr
came back IL all. ! was entrusted
With 5000 600 francs - UPWARDS u
81 800. 900 before that attack. We
handled such funds through the rueur
lar ". M e. 4 scryicc estsbiished ~
sehling money from soldiers 70 rsoar
'.ycs IN america"
Baker lived with hts battalion. Nd
-aw lively times. - the "Yonkes
a. II was called. vas'egDe
IN the hxhtint trent almsst senunR
,uEiy
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07

Harve Oct. 5. This ii
dashes about my stay in q
Well Dad I am still in a
ny and in the town of Sic
! don't know how long =
be here. but | hope they w
us home at once. / havH
reasons to believe they 4
there was an order CO =
rather a statement the 81
would not go back before u
giving out the drafted
would be sent as soon as %
If / see they are going To-
me any length of time ! WI
a pass to italy. / think I ,
like to go to Italy, but had
er 90 to America than any 4
place. 81
Your son,
Coy l.. Hd
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
Of
ENGLAND

: Mr.. A. F. Hopkin~j
Sneedvilie, Tenn.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
lARROGATE. ! aa,g
Dear Editor:
4 AS we have been thinking

Lear Editor:
AS we have been thinking
writing 10 the Sneedville
fws for some time. will do so
~.
Every thing is fine at L. M. u.
W are having some jolly times
ring the banquets. Society
3rit is high now, as the contest
4 to be given Saturday night We
long to the Philo Society. We
Ne bound to win.
Hello Bessie Trent and Sallie
Harrison! How are YOU getting
along in school? We are proud
q hear of the large number that
|W1l finish there this year, as
maybe some will come to L. M. u
\ We are proud to hear that some
|1 our boys who have been in the
e1mps are back.
Hello Dana Drinnon! How did
|you like army life? Your name
Ms not been forgotten here. Sew
&fal boys ask about you and wish
3ou would come back.
\ Hello Mary! How is every
thing at Bristol? Give us some
nows.
Qarret Trent. you are slow
oming back.
James Rogers has worn out
nee pair shoes meeting the
6ins.
Horace Davis, OF Edison, has
|5t returned from a visit with
re folks. He reports a pleas
~ time.
Hello Mack! Is Hugh Moles
n hour friend as he was Xmas.
James Rogers is quite a sport
M. u. Gong with the girls
Ms regular oceupattpn. ,,HeI
uqy|d IN fer the. Rir6
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
FINE CANE SEED FOR SALE.

have a limited amount of fine
Georgia White" and Pink Rib
bon" Cane Seeds for sale at the
following prices: One half gallon
for 80 cents or one gallon for
u 90. delivered anywhere In the
first and second zone. Molasses
grown from these seeds have no
strong taste and are very clear
and sweet.
G c. Trent.
Luther, Tenn.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
PROGRAM

The Fifth Saturday Meeting,
Division No. 2, will meet with
Slate Hill Church. Hawkins Co..
Tenn, March %. 20 and 30, 1918.
Introductory Serman by Rev
II. L. Greene; Alternate. Rev.
K. l.. Harrel.
Welcome address by w. T.
FISHERMAN; Response by Pastor.
TOPICS
i What Ii the state Of the
soul between death and the res
erection? W. M. Lovin. G. W.
Vaughn.
2 What ID the Kingdom of
God and how do we get into it,
C. j. Dalton and Jacob Wright
8 Is eternal life an inheri-
lancet r. L Harre'l and s. E
Brooks
4 Can the Baptist trace their
origin back to the days Of the A
rostles' j. c. Curry and J. n.
Hughett
Query box at will Of BODY.
Brethren whose names do not
app ar en- program are invited 20
be present and take part in dis
cussing the topics. q
Rev. G. w. Vaughn, Mod .
w. FrzaG. ok.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07

II you want to sell your farm.
store, OF house and lot, call on us
and let us help you. We sell a
good per cent Of those liste with
g. Hancock County Real Estate
Exchange.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
TREADWI
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
VIII give a few tier
this burg.
MIR. John Lawson and
Bessie Cope were united
holy bonds of matrimony 81
We are sorry to state the
of Mrs. Mack Odom, who
Flu Saturday.
Mr.. &. p. Shropshire
his niece, Mrs. Connie An
last week and returned witt
tie white and black spotted
and Miss Mae Trent set a 81
in homer of him or the dog
but he judged by the suppd
was intended for the'dog.
Misses Cprdie and MI
Vaughn were quests of m
Dcllie and Laura Brewer S
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07

Sneedvi!'e, Tenn.
Dear Dad: 1s
Win answer your lettei
which | received lab. q and wa,
dated Jan. s. lam always glac
to get your letters, iand 4 seem.
50 good to receive them 80 soer
after they are written.
Dad you asked me to tell va,
about my travels IL u a lite
hard to write 3letter Of q respect,
full cemppsure n thAre are al.
| Esy; 4 ~!
ten to you about England. but |
don't remember what l wrote,
and as your people came from
there it seems more Interesting
10 me than the other countri, 8.
So l will tell you aboutit.
We left Hoboken Nj. Aug. Ia.
and landed in Liverpool the %.
We had a calm ocean most Of the
the way but there were some
high waves for two or three days
which afforded some excitement.
On our way three German SUBJ
marines appeared They opened
fire on them and sank one. and
other two disappeared. / was IN
my hammock asleep and in the
lower part of the ship when the
firing began. You bet we boys
ran over each other to get to the
life boats. | got upon the top
deck just in time to see the subs.
disappear On our way we sail
ed along the shores of Scotland.
was glad to see even the shores
IS it was the first land had seen
for fourteen days. and ofcourse.
was glad to see scotland any
way. Well we landed in Liver
cool and in about one hour we
,ook train and ran through the
central part of England. by the
,ity of Midland and on through |
% Winchester. once the cap ital. |
We arrived about III o'clock at |
hight.
Ii was some treat for me to |
PASS through England as it is a
beautiful country of parks and
'ill yes. We stayed in England
Until Oct. 4 During This time
was in the great cathedral at
s inchester in which | saw the
ombs of many ancient kings and
queens. Here is where the King
Ienrys are at rest. Winchester
s one Of the most romantic cities
n England.
/ also visited the fortifcs'ions
# Oliver Cromwell and where
julius Caesor was at one time
ortifed. Our camp was on the
oad where Julius Caesor led his
Irmy as he went to Winchester.
Is ! said, we stayed in England
Intil Oct. 4 when we took ship
or Franca Va lardsd In La
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
Local and Personal

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugl
Seal, a girl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Vile!
1sxey. a girl.
Mrs. John Campbell is very il
with tuberculosis.
New cases of Fla have devel
oped near Luther.
Severa' people attended Coun.
ty Court here Monday.
B. L. Day is home from camps
on a furlough.
Several soldier boys were
minR)ing with friends here Mon
day..
MrEAlfred Livesay who has
bss6 tyll for few days is
3 NJ = Drinnon was visiting
u rs. ". a. Beetlss p
Z. We are glad to learn that Rev.
Wiley Cook is improving. aftera
long illness. .
Lloyd Wolfe, of Trent Valley,
has returned home from France
He was discharged in order to
care for his sick mother.
George and Cleveland Greene,
Of Mooresburg, Tenn. were visit
ing relatives and friends near
Luther and Sneedville, this week.
Col. John N. Adams passed
through town Monday on his way
to Powels River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Becker
moved to town Sunday. Mr..
Becker will carry the mail from
Sneedville to Mooresburg.
Some new cases of Flu are re-
ported at the homes of Mrs. H.
N. Moore, Chas. Seal and Clay
Seal.
Ihave charge of Longs Black
Smith Shop and will be prepared
70 do your work when you need
It. Come in. Lloyd Jones.
Mrs. Lucinda Hobbs. age 70
years. died at Atlanta. Ca, one
day this week and her remains
will be sent to Sneedville, her
former home, for interment.
Judge Welcher. of Knoxville,
Tenn, was in town Tuesday. rep
rescnting the St. Jrseph Gas Co.
in the case of Wiley Can wei. VS.,
st. Joseph Gas Co.
Mrs. Mack Odlom died of Flu.
ut her home near Luther, last
Friday. We extend sympathies
to the bereaved ones, espt clally
to the husband who has been
beck from France only q few
days.
rs scres-rich in zinc. right IT,
Il. Eva nstoD Enc / ead-has
va! coed 3 rec n DIV ling, good
sIIhr. good young orchard and
will sell at a bargain. A good
deal t. speculate on. Ior prices
sud terms see
Itiosl CCuIty EtslEstste Exchs nge
SneedviIle, Tennessee. u
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07

IL there is an x mark on your
paper or wrapper this week il
means your time is out. and that
your paper will be stopped unit
you send iE a renewal, as the
postal laws require that all sub
scriptions be paid in advance.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03
JADWIGOWA.

Onegdaj wieczorem W sail paraflai-
moi sw, Jadwigi. PREY dose licznie ze-
mel p~ublicznosci Choir panien sw. ia
du,igi wystawil dwie zajmujace / ire
sciwe sztuki p. t. ~,Sukcesya', kroto-
chvila W jednym akcie, pi6ra A, lad
uowskiego i ,,Marya Siao'. Anatomy
i smatorki wywiazali sic doskonale z
r6l swoich. Przedstawienie pomimo ME
znosnej goraczki sz1o skaadnie l grad
ko w k%rotochwili pierwszej p. t. "Suk-
c~esya". brah pdziaI n~astepujacy anna
tory: Pana Tomasza, graz wyoornie p
7. Spychala. Wande, jego corke niezle
oddaRa A. Duszyhska. Dobrym
| stanisla ven, jej n~arzeczonym byi p.
J. P~a4czyhski. w rolach mniejszych jak
Urszuli Fulgentego, Pafnucego l Pan
kracego - krewuych Tomasza, dobrze
oddali: parma NJ. Konowska, p. w.
Kami1ski, D. ]. Szukaha 1 p. Franci-
seek Bunior. Pi6rka, adwokata, doorze
oddal p. P. Gill. Basic, sflzaca grafa
parma j. Kozlowska a Kube siuzacego
D. S. Jurczykowsh. Przyznat trzeba, re
amatorzy wysmientde oddall .sztuke,
tax jak de tego spodziewano hk ma
amator6w poczatkujacych, jeszcze sto'
sunkowo mfodych, p~rzSsta4o. W drut'
giei sztuce cokolwfek odmienniejs7e!
cd pierwszej DO w~zruszajacej i W ME
ktorych scenach do g}ebi rozczulajace1
D. t. ,.Marya Siao", r6wnie1 dobrze sic
spisali amatorzy. Jestto dramat osnu
ty ma tie 4ycia Masyjnego W ~pogahskicf
Chinach. Rzecz dzieje sic " miejscowo
sci zwanej ,,Kias-King', gd1ie corks
pewnej zamo4nej mandarynk1 chihske.
Marya Siao, Jest niewidoma l w}asnie
z tego powodu sprzedano ia, ably sic je.
pozbyc. Przychodzi Gas, Re sprzedans
Maya Siao przez swa make odzyskp
je wzrok, matka o tenn sic dowiaduje
p64niej poznaje c6rke z radosci CT!
zwatpienia 1 TRUE sic. Rzecz jest pick
ma 4 og6lnie sic podobala publicmosci
Osoby biorace udzial bardzo dobrze si'
spisali. W roll tytuiowej Dahe tMaryi
Siao) doskonale sic wywiazaia panns
D. Kamihska. Tsoulika Siao, matk'
Dahe r6wniez byia dobra PARMA A
Duszyfska. Pefaha, chrzescija6ska ma
u~czycielka byla parma N. Helihska
kt6ra doskonale oddala te role. Rita
leu, przekupka pogahska byHa pann'
NJ. Klonowska, J6zefa Dan chrzciciel
ka byla parma J. Koiowska. Siostr'
Ludwika, dyrektorka ochronh W miej
seowosci zwanej Tsau-ka-leu, byla pal
ma A. Michalska. Siostra Agata, pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03

mistrzynia, byAa parma ]. Szukaia. Sic
rotami ochronki | panienkami by4y pan
ny: ]. Szczepaniak, 8. Betlihska,
s. KamiAska, A. Jagielska, q. Gburek,
W. Niziolek, H. Szczepahska, H. Po-
koruna, A. Kozlowska, R. Cicha | H.
Ratajczak, .Wehipa, iona Prefekta z
Schang-Hai by}a parma NJ. KaminSka.
Tho, dana do t~ewarzystwa Wehipy,
parma w. Niewiadomska. Kahau, slu-
zaca parma K. GruZalska. W og0le ca
Re przedstawienie MONA zaliczyt do
ACKNOWLEDGMENT dotad prnez Choir ten
urzadzonych. DodaG nalezy, be W zes-
pole panienek skupionych w ch6rze
z~natduja sic dobre silly. Prowadzcie da
Ie. te prace ma deskach scenicznych jak
jq prowadsicie ~dotychczas a nagroda wa
sZs bedzie 8adowolenie moralne, ID pra-
cujecie dla sztuh pieknej | p~odnosicie
Il innych ducha, pielegnujecie nasz pre-
cudny jezyk polski, a przyk1adem
swym pobudsacie innych do piracy ola
dobra og6lnego / parafii. Przedstawie-
r.em zajmowa} sic gl6wnie miejscowy
~organista p. Emil Wiedemann, kt6ry
Il, | s7tuki re4yserowal. Akompania-
II torami podczas spiew6w W s1tukach
~ / W czasie antraktow byli: Emil
Wiedeman ma skrzypcach | PAM Jadwi-
ga Turalska na f~ortepianie.
We wtorek W kosciele sw. Jadwigi o
@1dzinie 10tej X. Jan B. Obyrtacz c.
proboszcz po1aczy1 dozgopnym we
i}em ~ma}zehskiem p. .Leona Holysza,
zam. pnr. 2343 Lyndale ul., dawniej-
7ego sier4anta rekrutacyjnego do ar
mil amerykahskiej a niedawno temu
przyby}ego z Francyi z parma Agnie-
Ska Paszkiet, Fam. pnr. 1898 Coyue
ul. Uczta weselna odbyla sic W domu
matk panny mlodej W scislem k6lku
f milijnym. Miodo4ehcom ,szczest Bo-
te".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03

Bartiomiej Ferret, Fam. pnr. s54
N. Carpenter ul.. sasiabl nagle W
mieszkaniu swym i W krotce potem
zmari. Cialo posostawiono domu
1 dano znae pohcyi; MIDWEST odbyc
STE mial wcrorat, kt6ry sprawdzi CO
by4o powodem jego nagiei Smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03
INNE SCI
MIEJSKIE.

- Wprzesiuchach w sprawie
zbankrutowanego banku Graha-
ma wychodzi ma jaw, re depozyta
ryusze prawdopodobnie otrzyma,
ia 50 centow ma dolarze.
- Miejskie wybrzeza kapielo,
we beda prawdopodobnie otwar,
te dnia 21go BIN.
- Wczoraj umarfy dwie osoby
jake rezultat upalu, a psy polka.
sally Is osob. Nazwiska ofiar Il.
palu So: Anthony Bugeo, $500
Houston ave, oraz PAM Mary
Volini, II lat. 1882 w. Erie III
Rugeo, w niedziele siedzia} ma
w~erandzie. Naraz zemdlal wsku-
tex upa}u, przewroci} sic i spad} z
werandy, iamiac sobie kark.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03

czorem; obecnose wszystkich pozada
ma. F. J6wiw, pref; T. PaWfo-
wski ,sekr. prot.
- Tow. Polek sw. Lucyi no. 37S
lied. odbedzie posiedzenie dis o
godzinie 1880, W sail zwyk}ych po-
siedzeh. Obecnost wszystkich p "a
dana, DO sa wazen sprawy do zaaat-
vienna. - Ag C%zarnecka, PREF. An
ma Braun, sekr. prot.
Dw6r Pu}askiego ON. 1872 q. K. l..
ma swe posiedzenie dis wiecZorem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03
EXT RA!
POLACY POBILI ATAKUJA-
CYCH NIEMC0W.

Paryz, 8 czerwca. Depesza a
gencyi Havasa donosi z Warsza-
wy, re niemiecki oddziaf z 1000
zoinierzy przekroczy1 w Prusach
Wschodnich polska granice | "a
atakowai polskie straze przednie.
Polacy sciagneli szybko posiiki i
dokonali kontrataku pomiedzy
Ossowcem a Gajewem, odpiera-
lac w krotkim czasie Niemcow
z ciezkiemi stratami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03

O godz. smej, W sail zwyk1ych po-
siedzeh. ObecnoSG wszystkich
czionk6w jest koniecznie potrzebna,
gdyz So wazne sprawy do zalatWie-
mia. - Albert Orzechowski, nadles.
- P~osiedzenie Oddzialu p. ". sw.
Franciszka Serafickiego No. 8 Ma
Clergy Polskiej odbedzie sic dzisiaj
wieczorem o godzinie Smej W sail
Macierzy. Obecnost wszystkich bar
do pozadana. - J6zef Rzepka, pre-
zes: Wiktor Schulist, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03


l2tej zaP4nii sic czionkami ko'
mrtetu r ecepcyjnego. Wzdiuz bu
warn ustawilo sic 1000 dziew-
czat z koszykami kwiatow. Tiun
zapeinii szczelnie cllodniki 20 O.
bu stronach. w oknach wysokicf
budynkow ukazaiy sic tysiqcC
glow.
Koutyngens prowatzi' genera
Bell. komendant 33-cieJ dywizyi
re swym sztabem. Tuz "a MIN Pc
stepowafa Gala kompania glow
nej kwatery 66-tej brygady, a Z;
MIA l3lszy pulk prowadzi} pulk
J. B. Sanborn. przezwany ,,Uncl'
joe, ktory mimo il dowodzi bry
gada, wczoraj postanowii masze
rowac ma czele Iwego pufku; mi
mo wieku dziarsko maszerowal
wszedzie witany burza okrzyk6N
re strony tium6w, ktore wcia;
wolaiy: ,:,Joe! joe"
w nastepnej sekcyi automobile
wioziy rannych 1o~}nierzy dywi
zyi. lnni ranni zolnierze, kt6rycl
wczeSniej przywieziono, znaJdo
wall sic ma wielkiej estradzie. NJ
czele rannych byl major Harry
Cheney, ranny rok temu "
bitwie. Rannym wzdiuz calegc
pochodu urzqdzano oWacye.
Ia mimi kroczy} pufk l29-ty
zolnierze z Danville, Pontiac, FL
gin, Aurora i Woodstock. - da'
lei 106-my, dawny puk my
gwardyi narodowej i wreszcit
33-ci.
Czterdziesci minut upiynelo
zanim pochod przeszed} obok e
strady. Raj tylko sic zatrzymal
Wtedy PAM E. Morris, iona mi
lionera rzezalnianego, zeszla z e
strady, zapytala sic o sierzanta J
Allexa z l31go pulku, a gdy 81
wskazano. zblizyla sic do niego
przyczepila wieniec do karabin;
lego i, uscisne1a mt reke, Sier
zant ALEX jest Serbem. Pre-;
diva lata sluzyi W armii serb
skiej, W ktorej otrzymai media
"a walecznost. P6zniej wstapi
do 13lgo puiku i we Francyi o
trzymai "a walecznosc nie:ylk'
krzy1 i medal amerykahski, al
takze i krzyz i medal francusk:
Dawniej by} zatrudniony w RE
zalniach Morris and Co.; firm
ma ola niego gotowe miejsce jes
cze lepsze, skoro wroci z obozr
Pc pochodzie zolnierzom UREA
dzono bankiety w hotelach AT
ditorium, Congress, Morrison
Sherman i Stratford.
Cub. Lowden przyjai oficero,
W hotelu Blackstone.
Kontyngens udal sic wczor;
wieczorem w dalsza droge d
Camp Grant, dokad przybyl pre-
pofnoca.
IrZecl kontyngens dyWlzyl :
ma przyjechat do Chicago W
czwartek. Obecnie znajduje sic
Camp Mills, Long Island, N. !
Pred Instytutem Sztuk Pie
nych PREY bulwarze Michigan 81
Ia kapela p. Jaworskiego, ziozor
przewaznie z polskich muzykal
tow, i ogolna uwage zwraca:
marszami swymi, odegranymi
werwa i zyciem, Z tego miejst
takze d~ziewczeta rzucaly kwiat
IA przechodzacych zoinierzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03
zyzoWat6 OCzy S%prOstOWan8

W pietnastu S,-,,a.h > oczvma y
n~aturalnej poZyoyl: ~,
'Du4o wybitnych ludzi zawdziScza pr.
z q Carter, TAX Amerykanie Jak q 70
acv "a skuteczne leczenle.
Pan Kwasigroch kt6ry Jest nHayrn
p~osrednikiem realnosciowym ! mus 81
kse,n dobrze znanym w parafil hw 81.
KostkI SYN lego odozuwai kalectwo'
Ktore to 70 jedna wtsyt9 wylsosone s no,
Kwasterocha a kt6ry mieezka p. mr..
1888 Blackh awfk ul. -
Rownie4 spscyalnoscis moj9 1Sst
v~yoinanie Mlgdal6w bes usypian.a.
Wyieczony Be- B6lu taxi 5aH nsssiSIs,a ..
co yyleozenie 1ak to jest d~osiagniecle
beg nota, bez niebezpieczehstwa, bee klo
roformu , bee bolu.
Parma wlad. Kowalslta, Chicago
HeIghta Ill, 1924 - 8th ave., ma zy1o-
waite oosy cd urodzenia. pohdaia sic
dwom op~eracyom. lecz oba byiy bezsku-
teozne. Or. Garter sprostowaf jej oozy
Nv jednej wizycle. Idzc!e Z mia pomowio
Tub piszoie do nisj po polaku. #
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03
DONOSZA o ZDOBYCIU


Kopenhaga, 3 czerwca. Nieofi-
cyalna depesza otrzymana tn
przez dziennik Nation Tiden--
de" donosi, re .Petrograd zostai
zdobyty przez po}aczone wojska
finskie i estonskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03

W tych dniach zwolniony zostai z
armii amerykanskiei szeregowiec
Andrzej Mroczkowski, syn p. Jako-
ba 1 Elzbiety Mroc1kowskich, zam,
pnr. 1916 Armitage ave., ma Mary
snowie. Do Francyi wysaanym zosta&
W maju zeszlego roku / czynny ,bra1
udzial W wielu gorscych walkach z
Hunami, z kt6rych powroci} do Sta
now Gallo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-03
DIegIIWoSsl nOsa WyIeczOn0.
Oo|egIiwo$ci 6cz WyIeczone.
Be- Ryzyki
Be- B6Iu

Zaden okulista "
Ameryce ndena rekor
du talk wiele wyle-
czeh. DR.. Cartera me-
tony So szybkie. bez-
pieczne | ibezs1k odll-
we, Niema 4adnego
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
dnej ryzyk.., zadneEo
bolu. Tysiace wypad-
kow cieSk+oh dolegli-