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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
COVENTRY

Mrs. Leenola Ware IS very low
Mrs. Esther Hancock is not as
well.
Mrs. Bert Ware is in very poor
health.
Mrs. G. J. Benware has been Ill
with q hard cold.
1. s. Eaton has returned to his
work in Lebanon, \. II.
Carroll Bickford was home from
Willoughby over Sunday.
Chas. Hyland's family have been Ill
with hand colds The Css- T-5SS-
G. J. Benware and family have re-
turned from : trip to Boston.
Carroll Wilder Is gaining slowly
after an Illness with influenza.
Mrs. Vasta Cleveland has been on
ne SEX Esc the past lev Gays.
Ira Wh=aIock went 10 CraftsbUry
Ms. 4. D. Thurber Is able 10 be
cur atrs- an Illness with t0ns5ltls.
RAYMOND King has gone 70 Leban-
On. \. H.. where he has employment.
Schools opened Monday after be
luE closed Eor one week on account
u influenza.
EE.ss --yEa Douglass has gone 70
Orleans. where she VII 90 Office work
IN D.. C.zls6y's new hospital.
The annual roll call OF the Con
r-5Ea-.CraL church has been posCpon-
Il -r-il further notice, on account G
ne influenza.
Hiss Evelyn Thomson OF Balvidere
i the new teacher n the grammar
school instead Of Miss Palmer IS re-
ported last week.
Mss Ruth Shippee. nurse. was call
ed home from St. Johnsbury Monday
on account OF the serious illness OF
her brother, George.
Mr.. and Mrs \. L. LABEL and
children are recovering from lntiu-
enza. Mrs. Mitchell Of Irasburg has
been caring for them.
The day of the roll call in the Con-
gregational church the library will be
open from I 10 B in the afternoon and
from 10 in the evening.
Ar. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Wentworth of
~ -
Thayer's Mr.. Wentworth is the new
sawyer at the F. H. HermOn & Son
mill.
Carroll Brooks has received an
honorable discharge and has returned
home from Pelham Bay Park. Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks are now visiting
relatives IN Portland, Ne.
Jacob Greenwood Of Canada, who
+ has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
H. c. Cleveland. has gone 10 visit
his daughters, Mrs. Nellie Hanford,
in Hardwick and Mrs. Clara Branch
t IN Burlington.
Mrs. ". r. Shippee and sons,
7. George and Wendell, have been sick
with the influenza the past week.
Mrs. Shippee and Wendell are get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pected but at this writing George is
very III with pneumonia. Mrs. Cole
OF Orleans is helping care for him.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
HOLLAND

Mrs. Ella Cheney recently visited
her sister.
Nr. and Mrs. Ira Lackey are in
camp a. Island Pond.
Vim. Harris has moved into Mrs.
i. P. Halls house.
Harry Page, representative, left
Tuesday for Montpelier.
Nrs. Burbeck recently visited her
daughter in Iassawippi-
Miss Bessie Collins recently visit
Cd her sister, Mrs. Harry Hall
Nr. and Mrs u. 4. Sykes are Wis
ting their daughter in Williams
town.
The ". " A. camp installed their
officers Monday evening and dance
followed.
Ora Selby has moved into the VIM.
Smith farm and VIM. Smith has NOV
ed into the Robinson house.
INTENDED for last week.
VIII Smith has sold his farm to
Ora SeIby.
Mrs. Ella Cheney is visiting her
father, Hollis Stone, this week.
Willie Lyon of Groveton, y. H,
spent Sunday at Irwin Chadsey's.
John Hall anl Glen Gray have gone
into the pulp woods az Island Pond.
B. J. Stratton is entertaining his
father from Beebe, P. @, for few
days.
VIII Harris has moved his family
into Mrs. A r Halls tenement
house
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
THF THREE CRAFTSBURYS

Mrs, A 6; Maek 1Sb ha SaE g0h little
MaVerty, A III - obtsin medi-
cal adv'ee-
Chas. Leonard. who has driven 8
cream team for many years IN toNIi'
was badly k,ckea oS s5;ar HTtS 10 Hard
@! an - 80 - his ankle was
s 80 :, s, be5Iy snIiDtered. He has
the sympathy Of al
CprrSprEy
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work y .Fo-rpelier
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
THE GREENSBOROS

visit with her sister, Aida, who is
a student in the u. V. NJ.
Mrs. E. C. Hayes is substituting
for Mrs. Grace Gregory in the pri-
mary room of the village school. Mrs.
Gregory is i'll at her home in Hard
wick.
Willie Woods, who has been i'll for
several weeks with influenza and
pneumonia, was presented with a
sum of money by his friends on
Christmas.
H. o. Hutchinson of Burlington,
superintendent of junior high schools
in the state, was in town Tuesday Of
last week, looking after the interests
of the local school
The Red Cross will hold it's regular
meeting at the home of Mrs G. E.
Colby on Thursday afternoon There
is plenty of work on hand and a good
attendance is desired.
No services were held in the
churches the past two Sundays BE-
cause of the danger from influenza.
1t is expected that services will Be
held as usual next Sunday.
DR.. Easton of Craftsbury as call
ed in consultation with DIR. +. {. Kin
ney one day last week over the case
Of Mrs. David Spier, who has been
very i'll, but is now slightly impro7,
Ray Pestle, who has been principal
Of the junior high school the past
four months, resigned last week, an1
left Wednesday for North Bennlng'
ton, where he has a teaching posi-
ton.
Among the new cases of influenza
are Mrs. Allen Hall, Miss Loretta
Cassavah, Win Thompson, Howard
Allen, Mrs. Nora Hathaway, Anna
belle Curtis and Mrs. Clyde Phil
brook.
DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Kinney left. On
Tuesday for Montpelier, where they
viii reside during the session Of tns
state legislature. DR.. Kinney VIII
represent Greensboro in the genera
assembly this session.
w. c. Bodine Of Bellows Falls BE-
gan his work as principal Of the u
| NOR high school Monday mornihE.
he comes well recommended and u =
hoped the school work may be WEI
carried on the rest of the year.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Collins 2,
South Ryegate visited FRIENDS y
town several days recently. Mr' TX ~.
Inns was formerly pastor Of the ~ ~,
| ed Presbyterian church here ana ~
accepted the pastorate Of chufeh -
/ Ohio.
The annual meeting Of the 6GT s33-
gregational church will be held - - +
nesday, Jan. 18th. Reports ";II.,g {
| given by the officers and It is IN ~
/ the attendance may be large, -
Ladies Home Circle viii have e.e
I Of the dinner and it promises -
a good one.
Mrs. Frank Chase had The -
tune 70 be tipped from hef 80
near the home Of DR.. T. =. -
Thursday but was not n1fs 3
than receiving a severe snak-,s 81 =
| The horse, which was a y'1L..
ran with the sleigh 70 the -
the village where il was caosI~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
GEM THEATRE
Thursday. Jan 9Th
DOROTHY DALTON N
TTRANT FEAR

Thursday. Jan 9Th
DALTON N
TYRANT FEAR
PEARL WHITE N
TIE HOUSE OF HATE
Orleans Opera House
Friday. Jan 10th
Saturday. Jan 18th
CHARLES RAY N
THE FAMILY SKELETON
HARSTS PATHE NEWS
Orleans Opera House
ROY STEWART N
PAYING HIS DEBT
TEARSTS PATHE NEWS
HIS THANhLESS JOB
Comedy
Tuesday. Jan 14th
BILLIE BURKE N
MYSTERIOUS MISS TERRY
2-rssl Mae Sennett Comedy
THE KITCHEN LADY
Orleans Opera House Wednesday
Wednesday. Jan 18th
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
GREENSBORO BEND

Ed. Allen and ]. B. Silver are on
the sick list.
r. A. Richie was in st. Johnsbury
on business the first Of the week
Mildred Harrison is spending a few
DAYS with her mother at b. ID. PIP
er's.
Mrs. Warren Ransom is spending
a few weeks at the home of L. j.
Patch.
Mrs. Eta Wiley is spending a few
days at the home of her son, Henry
Wiley.
There was no school here last week
because of the illness of so many Of
the children.
Fred Leavitt has returned from
Dixville, Canada, and is stopping at
J.. B. Lumsden's.
Rev. and Mrs. Collins Of Ryegate
were in the place calling on friends
the first Of the week.
All those who are Ill with the in
fiuenza are gaining and there have
been no new cases for a few days.
Mrs. L. Y. Patch was called to
Lyndon Thursday 70 care for her
son, Oscar. who is Ill with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pope left Mon
day for New York City, and after
spending a week there will go 70
Florida TO spend the winter.
GREENSBORO
George A. Porter is in Montpelier.
Linvel Brown has been a sufferer
from the mumps the past week.
W. S. Ingalls, was a business visi-
tor in Barton several days last week.
Miss Alice Spier left Monday for
Burlington where she is student in
L. V. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. O'Brien of Cab
OF visited last week at George Cuth-
bertson's.
Mrs. H. A. Harrison and daughter,
Merle, were in st. Johnsbury on bust
ness Monday.
Mrs. Melissa O'Brien, who has
been visiting her son in Cabot, re-
turned home Wednesday,
DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Kinney spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Albert Kinney, in Hardwick.
Miss Merle Harrison is i'll with in
t0enza and is unable 70 teach in the
Young district as she had planned.
Z. o Buchanan Of Burlington was
/ N town Wednesday Of last week and
did some repairing in the central Of
Z fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase will oe-
/ ccopy the house Of Dir. and Mrs. r. G.
Kinney during their absence in Mont.
/ pelier.
Misses Aida Fairbanks and Mar
/ }ory Perrin left last week for Bur.
/ Iington, where they are students n
/ L. v. n -
Miss Mildred Fairbanks will no,
oe able % open her school in Greens.
ooro Bend TIL Monday Of next week
because Of illness.
Miss Grace Fairbanks was in Bur
ilngton over the weekend and mad.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
LOOK QUIT

kidney troubles 5-1't disappear C
themselves They STOW slowly 0-t
steadily undermining heath IN
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CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH MONEY

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Avz1-e Chicago. III writing EC-- name and address
-zz-lv- GoC wIl7 receive return rial -zackaEe
containing F0.ev's Ecuey and Tar Compound for
coughs Gods and Group Fo-y Kidney Pills ior pam
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Bladder ailments ard Foley Cz-hsrr5C Tablets, .
wholesome All rEor0-Ehiy cleansing ca-hzr,c for
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SIR. A r. Gale Saws.

i certainly was amazed with the
result Of RAT-SNAP. II did the work
aod ID time was lost. It's never any
euort Tor ne % say z good word for
me eZterrn-nator. And anyone an
.-oysa with such pests should not de-
-ay = minute while there IA gucb >
preparation sg RAT-SEAP on The
market" a.,
Sold By 7. D. Pierce, Barton.
AUstIn's Pharmacy, Orleans.
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MORGAN CENTER

3. J. Williams was q business visi-
Tor IN Newport Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Scribner have
moved into c. J. Goodsell's house.
Mrs. c. J. Goodsell visited her
daughter, Mrs. Leon Morse, at Island
Pond last week
The oyster supper given By the
WOOomen a. the hall Wednesday eve
aIng was well attended and enjoyed
D. all
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08

Inc N-.-~ ,~..--..u..y was started
and shocked on Christmas day to
learn Of the death ,t one of cur
prominent ana mach respected ett.-
ze0S by aCu.ao-, On the morning OF
that most joyous cay If the yeag
Inc cause III the accident. rs state.
IN a previous Issue was tie collapse
Of an oil. building. which Arthur
Salmon was taking down to use us
fual.
Arthur Salmon was the son Of the
late John and Jean Salmon, ana the
youngest Of eleven children. He was
born on December Sd, 1888, on The
very farm where he died. and the
greater part of his life he lived on
that farm. TWenty-sIN years ago he
married Miss Nora kelton and
happy home has been the result all
these years.
Mr.. Salmon was man with many
friends, a good citizen and neigh
Dor, a thrifty farmer, honest and
upright, and the community meets
with a great loss in his remov-
al. He was a faithful member
of the Masonic order at Bar
ton and an associate member Of
Mason Post at Glover. He was the
father of five children, four Of
whom survive him, while one died in
infancy. He leaves to mourn his
loss his wife, three sons, Merrill A.,
Matthew c., and Peter j., also one
daughter, Jean Irene. Three of his
brothers survive him, James and
Harry of Glover and Matthew Of
Rock Ledge, Fla. Two sisters also
are living, Mary Ann Stone of Al
bany and Mrs. Agnes Brown Of Sa-
lem, Ore, besides more distant
friends and neighbors, who sorrow
over his death.
The funeral was held December q,
short services taking place at the
house, after which the remains were
taken to Glover village to the church
where Rev. w. A. Warner oficiated
assisted by Rev. Mr. Kimball. A
large number of his brother Masons
attended the obsequies. The inter
ment was in Glover cemetery.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
GLOVER GLEANINGS

Phyllis Uric has gone to st. Johns,
bury, where she has emplovmsTt
with the Fairbanks Co.
This village escaped the ipausr7,
epidemic when it was at its worr.
but has over 20 cases in and ns.,
the village at present.
Mrs. w. o. King and Mrs. "
Magoon attended the 50th we35iTr
anniversary of an uncle and aunt :
Hatley, P. O., recently.
There were no services Sunday a,
account OF the influenza and rbs az
nual meeting of the church has h.
postponed until Tuesday Of rey.
week.
Gladys Cameron is visiting friends
in Lyndonville. She has received
notice that her school in A.--eh.-, i
closed for the present III account #
the influenza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
PolyCzka Wo|no
$CiOwa zwyCieStWa.
,zebranie PoIskich Representative JUTR0' =
DIS " Hote|u La Sale konteencya " SpTa-
vie Pochudu j WieCu. 50 Bank Pozycza
Pieniedzy ma zakupnO Bond6w,

ing the campaign for the Victory Ldber
ty Loan from this office.
You have been appointed on this
committee to represent your organiza-
ton, and we ask that you attend a
meeting to be held In Room 60S 105
West Monroe Street, on Friday, April
18th at s p. Nj.
If you are not able to be present,
send someone to represent you, as it
is absolutely necessary to have your or
g~anization represented in the next drive
as we have made arrangements to give
all racial goups proper credit.
The Americans Of Polish descent have
done their duty i'm the past, but through
lack of organization have not been Civ
en- proper credit. Please join me in over
coming this difficulty in the next loan.
Yours for the Victory Liberty Loan,
+. j. S%treyckmans,
Federal Reserve Director
Foreign Language Division.
. - q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
PODZIEK0WANIE.

Skladamy najserdeczniejsze po-
dziekowanie w~szystkim krewnym
i znajomym "a branie udziafu W
pogrzebie naszego najukochan--
szego meza i OLGA sp. Franciszka
Baranowskiego, a szczeg6lnie X.
Janowi Piechowskiemu c. R., Ia
exportowanie zwiok z domu do
koscioia i odprawienie Mszy Sw.,
dzieciom szkolnym i Siostrom
Nauczycielkom "a spiew W ko--
sciele, oraz p. A. Kwasigrochowi,
organiscie, .BractwA1 Rozan. i Klu
bu Tad. Kosciuszki, take PIP. P.
Kowaczek i X. zulihskiemu "a u
miejetne prowadzenie pogrzebu
jeszcze raz dziekujac wszystkim,
ktorzy W jakibadz spos6b przy-
czynili sic do upiekszenia pogrze-
bu naszego najukochahszego me-
"a i OLGA, zasylamy staro-polskie
Bog zaplac,"
w smutku pogra1ona:
Rodzina Baranowskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

Pred sedzia Jareckim stawai
wczoraj Hyman Molunowicz. kra--
wiec, 1902 Milwaukee ave-, kt6rego
iona skarzyla o niedawanie jej J
rodzinie utrzymania, jak rowniet o
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DNOTATKIk
.NEPORTERA

Department Woiny podaje ma
stepujacych Polakow z Chicago ma
liscie STRAIT: Maciej Koziowski, 7O4
W .S1sza ul., zmarl z ran, Stanisiaw
Zalikowski, S611 Wolfram ul., Mi
ehal Budnik, 1858 North Fairfield
ave zmarli z epidemii: Jan A. Ligin
ski, North Chicago. kt6ry podany byl
dawniej ma liScie zaginionych, poda-
nv jest Obecnie ma liScie zmarlych.
Artur Stunak. adreS: Augusta Stu
max. General Delivery, pcGany daw-
niej ma liScie z~aginionych, zgfos.l sic
do sseregu. Lekko rannym jest WI
liam Olszewski. 2057 W. 21sza III.
Wczoraj rano o godzinie 9-tej Cd
Ayl sic pogrzeb S. p. Frauciszka Ba-
ranowskiego. Fam. pnr. 1852. Dick
SON ul.. zasiuzonego obywatela Sta
nislawowa. Zwloki z domu do ko-
Sciola exportowa} Y. Jan Piechow-
ski. c. r., kt6ry take odprawit &C.
remonie i Msze &w. lalobna. Dzieci
szkolne pod kierownictwem Si6str
Nauczycielek odSpiewaiy Msze Sw.. a
ma organach zaS grail p. Andrzej ].
Kwasigroch. Trumne nieSli przyja-
ciele zmarlego a mianowicie oby"a-
tele: Hieronim S~zczodrowski, ST.
Jan Chrapkowski, Lipecki. Butkte-
wicz. F~raneiszek GrzonkowsS i Win
kowski. Zmar}y byi czlonkiem pa
rafii Sw. Stanisiawa Kostki cd pre-
szlo 25-ciu lat j bral czynny udzia'
W sprawach p~aratialuych. NalezaI
do Bractwa R6zahca $w. i Klubu O.
bywatelskieco i'm. Tadeusza kosciu-
ski. Orszakowi pogrzebowemu to
warzyszyl ma cmentarz liczny orszaS
automobilowy. zlozony z krewnycf
i przyjaci6i.
P~ozostawia on W smutku pograzo-
nych: zone Rozalie, syn6w: Kali
mierza. Maxymiliana. LeOna, Edwar'
da. WFadyslawa, Jana Bernardo
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p1cHoN ~oTRZYMUJE Wo-
TUM UFNOSCI.

Paryz, II. kwietnia. - 1zba po-
slow 3ss4 gsosami do 166 ~wyrazi'a
wotum zaufania ola rzadu frarcu
skiego W kwestyi, czy warunk'
traktatu pokojowego maja bye o,
gloszone W parlanencie, gdy mi
mister ola spraw zagranicznych
Pichon ME zgodzA sic ma Ugh wy
iawienie pred podpisaniem po-
koju przez Niemcow. Pc ostrej
debacie, W ktorej poslowie socya-
listyczni oskarzali premiere Gle
menceau, re zdradzii Francye,
izba dala prernierowi wotum zau-
fania 260 gsosami do 1876,
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CZY ZARZADY POLSKICH ORGANI-
ZACYI OKAZA SIZE GLUCHYMl
Ma WEZWANIE RZADU'?

W piatek wieczorem Otrzymamy Cd
powiedi ma pytanie: Czy zarzady pol
skich Organizaeyi, kt6re zaprOsZone 70
staly przez r~eprezentanta rzadu Sta
now Zjednoczonych ma zebranie W pia-
TEX wieczOrem celem zOrganizowania
Centralnego Polskiego KOmitetu ola
kampanii ma rzecz Poiyezki WOlnOScio-
wei, Okaia sic giuehymi i Obojetnymi?
W dniu tym zObaezymy, czy sic pow
t6rzy historya re Srody ubiegiego ty--
sOdnia. gdy M ?3S za~prOszOnych sta.
WHO sic tyHko IS os6b.
w dniu tym zobaezymy, ely urzedni.
cy naszyeh polskieh Organizacyi istot-
ME rozumieia. re maja pewnc obowiaz-
Iii jake obywateie amerHkanscy, kt6re
ida W pare intercollegiate z ich stanO.
wiskiem jake przedstawiciele spoie.
czehstwa polskiego W tym kraju.
W dniu danny Swiadeetwo o SObie
wobec Amerykan6w, aIbO przychyine al
DO nieprzychylne.
JeSli bedzie mas maio, wystawimy sic
ma pOsmiewisko. Bedzie to pOliezek, kt6
~ sami sobie ~wymierzymy!
Nasi przedstawiciele. wybrani przez
lud polski ma Sejmach, pOwimi baczyt,
aieby narodowoS6 ich ME byia z ieh
why niewinnie p~oliczkowana.
Ku informacyi wszystkich intereso-.
wanych podajemy pOniiej tekst listu,
ktory wysiany byf do zarzad6w wszyst.
kieh Organizacyi polskich przez +,
StreyckmamSa, prezesa Dywizyi Oh,
cOjezycznej z ramienia rzad6w Stan0w
ZjednOczonyCh:
-
1t has been decided that the heads
Of all the various Polish Organizations
in Chicago shall constitute a central
committee for the purpose of conduct
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blicznosc miiujaca muzyke stawi sic
nan tiumnie.
o 81 .
Jan F. Balik, 2420 S. Albany ave,
byl jednym z oSmdziesieciu szeSciu
policyant6w, ktorych szef policyi
Clarity z~aprzysiagi wczoraj do siuz-
by. Wczesnym rankiem Balik uda}
sic z innymi kandydatami ma str6zow
bezpieczenstwa do kancelaryi szefa,
gd7ie otrzyma{ gwiazde, klucze do
s%krzynek; policyjnej i ogniowej ! z
wielka powaga w~ysluchai mowy po-
rucznika. kt6ry zaznajamial MO
dych policyantow z ich ~przyszla pra-
ca. Wszystko szlo pieknie / zgrab-
ME: gdy jednak powr6cii Z obiadu
przyszIa 2 MIN pred oblicze poruc7-
nika iona jego, kt6ra oswiadczyla tie
muz. re nigdy W zyciu ME pozwoli
ma to, ably MAJ JET mial zostac poll
cyantem. Powiedziala ona zdZiwio-
nemu porucznikowi, re Jest on do
skoualym buchalterem. zarabia do
brze i re ME mole pojat, co skloni-
10 meza jej do przyjecia policyjneJ
gwiazdy. Widzac jak sprawl stoi, pc
rucznik poda{ niedoszlemu policyan-
towi do podpisania ~rezygnacye, a
PAM Balik szczeSliwa, re p~ostawila
ma swojem, tryumfalnie opuscifa
ka~ncelarye.
= - q
w sadie dla maioletnich Miko~-
{ai Alexander Demenowicz, ma
promo w~yczekiwali przybycia swego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
KR6TKIE NOTA1Kl MIEJSKE.
L. McNair. ucieki Wczora.

- L. McNair, uciek{ wczoraj
W damskim ncglizu Bcthea
Home, pnr. 1882 Dorchester ave.
Cmieszczono 60 w tym zak{a--
die ma ro1porzadzenie sadu ola
maioletnich i ubrano w odziez
damska. W nadziei, Re powstrzy-
ma 90 to cd ucieczki. Pomylono
sic. Uwiadomiono policye, ktora
60 jeszcze poszukuje.
- Pastor H. P. De Vres, 20
stal wczoraj wieczorem postrze-
lony ma tramwaju Lincoln ave,
gdy ten przejezdtai przez vi.
Eastwood. Kula skaleczyla 60
lckko w glove. Ktos wypalii re-
wolwer z ulicy czy z jednego z
pobliskich dom6w. w szybie O.
box pastora byla dziura Cd kuli
rewolwerowel. Policya wdrozyla
sledztwa.
- Kompanie kolei ulicznych
ME wycofaja swej petycyi o pod.
~wyzszenie opiaty do 7 centow. L.
rzednicy kompanii nszwali po-
g}oske, IL zamierzaja petycye wy
cofat, bezpodstawna. Onegdaj
doniesiono, re stanowa komisya
petycyi ME uw~zgledni.