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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27

Hcllmuth. Klub ,.Wiatrodrrucin6w" -
(KwatCra II Franc. ~PUkiackicgo.
TOmasz Gburck, SIS.
Ka1arzyna PiotrowsiIa. sl3.25.
Emil Wicicman. $12.T|.
MJkolaj Mira, S12.
, Po $1,000: - Marya BucZcGi, Julian
! Bra;Cki. Tow. AlWnn6w, Anna Nowak,
| Michal T'iaik owski. AGr.eszka Andrac-
tewska. stan. Szynalski. Stan. DWia,
J6zcf papihs.ii, Antoni Jelcsihski, ia
dw!ga Tural:Gka. Lucya Kaiuza, Marya
Kaluza / Ian Kohczyk.
.I6zef Panek $50.
Star.s}aw Krbpinsit Sc: Stanisiaw
Legowski. Sc.
Jan Wcrn:k6w, $50.
Pc 500: MARGIN ~Sikucinski, Mar
Gin Musieeki, J6zef Jakrbowskt, Wlad
Nowak. Jan SwiatkowsEi. Katarzyna
Szpeicher, J6zef Panek. Gabryel Bura-
czewski, Antcmi BalifsSi. PHwei Og6-
REX. Adolf KOwalOnka. Katarzyna ..
becna, J6zef TOjza, JGzefa Nowak, AL
| bert Nowak. ir.. Anna Nowak. Ed
mund Nowra.k. Marya B~arabasz, Klara
. lpdI dUdSH, a. p"l dbosN S"''
Marcel SrbieSzczyik. Wojciech Duraj
Jan Piotrowski, Jan SztOrc. Stanfsfaw
| Sniegocki. W. Schlott. Piotr Warakom-
ski, MARGIN WislolOwski. Julian Vie
czorkuw ski. Mafy Edward Kaczynski,
! Michal Paszkiet. Wincenty Janowicz,
Franc. S~tr6zewski. J6zef Kwiat, Stan,
Go}embiewrski. Stan. Wr6blewski. Kla
ia Poteracka, Roch Fautsch, Kat. Mo-
! stcwska, Stan. PrusifNski, Wiktor MI
CHALK. A. Mazurewicz. Konst. Koruna
tow7slli, PaweI Kanabrooh!, Walter Ju-
rewicz, Konstancya Reineck i Kaz. No
wakowski.
Pc si.25: Kazimierz Bielaga W. 8.
S. Stan. Ferafski.
Pc $500: - J6zef Ziemiiski, Michal
! Dzie,izic i Bernard Michalik.
Pc $500: - Alexandra ~Januszko. Jan
Slazk owski, Anna Polihska, Bazylii Ho
norowski, Wincenty Roznowski / Jam
Dudok.
Amtomi Gunia $3.50.
Pc 5000: - Maryanna Lorenz, Jan
Farniewicz, Stan. Gorzycki, Anna Min
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27

Pan Drzymalski kooptowai do
akcyi omawiancj nastepujqcy ko-
mitct: OBJ. b. AIindak. sckrctarz
komitctu. cz'onkami jego sq -
I. Blachowski. f. Blaszyhski, d.
Bruder. !. CzckaIa. DR.. ID. Coiicy,
j. Flynn. ]. Ferguson, J. Fore
man. I. GabrySzcW>ki. +. Cries.
kowiaE, Sedzia +. X. Iarcck;
PAM b. Nozlowska, PAM X. 10
zak, PAM l.. kadow. aid. $. kunz,
! kenSello. PARMA :. kotow%ka,
\. A. Kowalski. NJ. Lynn. e.. Lc-
vim, II. LipowSki, !. +. Maloncy.
MlalIek, w. Mazurck, W. Men
kicki. B. Mindak, J. Mol, PAM \.
Newman, parma p. McnkiS, J.
Nicmiec, W. OlszeWski, !. Pet
lax, NJ. Periowski, r. Prill, aid. J.
PiotrowSki, X. Pawlak, DIR. |.
Quales, PARMA A. Robinson, pam
NJ. RutkowSka, B. Richter, ]. Re
gasz, A. Rostenkowski, ]. Smo-
rowski, W. Stanczewski, PAM J.
Schweda, w. Szurley, H. Siwec-
XII, F. Uczciwek, H. Young i W.
Zwiefka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27


Naturalnie re boil ustai. Must zniknac,
poniewaz ..E-Z Tooth Filler" Zaplom-
buje otwor, ME dopusci powietrza, u
smierza nerwy / ME zostawi przyczy-
ny do bolu.
Me jest to bynajmniej tymczasowa
ulga. lecz rzeczywfste zaplombowanie
zeba, ktore potrwa tygodnie.i miesiace,
az dacie sobie zab ma dobre zaplombo.
wac. Zuc mozecie TAX jak innymi re-
bami. Kazdy moze to uzyc. Zabierze
tylko chwilke czasu do przyiozenia.
E-Z Tooth Filler jest ma sprzedaz u
waszego aptekarza pc 25c "a butelke
Tub przyslemy wprost pc otrzymaniu
ceny. Chas. 4. Bertram Drug Co., 3471
E,stor avc- Chicago.
Ma sprpedaz | reakoCnendowany " Chi.
eago przez nastepujace aptek1 | sk{a-
dy 'departamentows: w. A.. Wteboldt
and Co. G. Thinning Ind Co, c. r. Wal
green and Co., 3s-th and Cottage Grove
Ave, Schmidt and Bros. 71-sza 1 Cot
tage Grove, Otto ]. Hartwig. Mi.wau-
kee ! Western, L.. Klein, Halsted, 18th
1 Liberty ul., Geo. KARI, North avenue
/ Ha1sted ul, John ]. Chwatal, PISS W.
22pi St, Economical Drug Co., 122 n.
etatAsAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
OCZ, UszU, NOSA GARDLA.
Wyleczylem Jego Rupture.

. Dosta}em ciezka rupture przez pod
niesienie kufra kilka lat temu. Lekarz
powiedzieli ze tylko przez operacye mo-
ge bye wyleczony. Pasy ME pomogiy
mi wcale. Nareszcle znalazlem cos kto-
re mic wyleczyio predko I kompletnie.
Lata przeszfy i ruptura nigdy ME wro-
cha, chociaz wykonuje ciezka robote
ciesielsks. Me byio zadnej operacyi, ME
straciiem zadnego czasu, bee zadnego
a kompietne i~nformacye Co do wy
leczenia ruptury. jezell napiszecie do
mn.e, Eugene NJ. Pullen. Carpenter, So
%. Marcellus ave, Manasquan y. j. WY
tnijcle to zawiadomienie ! pokazcie je
innym ktorzy cierpla ma rupture, moze-
Gle zachowac kornus zycie lub przynaj-
mn!aj zaprzestac cterpienie spowodo-
wane ruptura / klopot / niebezpieszen-
silva operacyi. (OgL)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
z JANWFc0WA.

Podczas Wiecu Narodowego W hniu
1s-go rptego, 1919 roku w sail parafial-
nei Gvr ,Jadwigi W Chicago. zehrano ma
potrzeby Ojczyzny jak n~astepuje:
D2ieci Szkolnc $500.
Po 5000: - Parafia Sw. Jadwigf, Me-
w,iasty R~6zancowe, i a Poklekowski'
S. Bembenowski, $3.50.
Pc 500: - Jan Skaia. Stanisiaw Do
lazihski / Dw6r Jana Sobieskiego Kat.
Les. 554.
Pc $4,000: - Ksieza miejscovf, DIE
vice R6zancowe, Wacsaw Zwierzchow
ski, Jam Resner. Francisze& Grabowski'
Jam Muszynski. bond, Jan Sakwihski
Teofil Pokorny.
Wiel. S;ostra Prze}ozona szkoly sw.
Jadwlgi $4,000.
Pc $1,000: Albert Nowak, Jozef
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
ie: Wip|kie zaoSzCzedzenie

Tysiace iard6w resztek mat. ma suknle l ubra
mia. w~lacznie serz, ma suknie, ma ubranla
serae ma p~iaszcze. SharkskinS. khaki suit
Novelty checks I plaidS. etc. czarne i kOloro-
we. dlugosci do 6 jard6w. 81 do So wartoSci
re sztuki: wszystko ma piatek znaczone jest
no bardZo 1nizonych cenach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
.PrzygotoWania doO-:
.twarcia Rampant Y.
Wardzie16-te

Plata z rzedu i prawdopodob-
ME ostatnia Pozyczka WolnoScio
wa Stanow Zjednoczonych, tax
wv. Victory Loan, rozpocznie
swa kampanie w niedalekiej przy-
sziosci, to jest z poczqtkiem kwie-
tnia br. Ably przeprowadzic po--
mySlnie do Skutku plan Stanow
Zjednoczonych, szczegolnie tez /
my Polacy powinniSmy sic zabrac
jak najintensywniej do agitacyi
i pomagac do uskutecznienia te-
goz planu, czem choc w czeSci
Sp}acimy dug wdziecznoSci ola
tel wielkiej n~aszej Republiki, a
zwiaszcza ola jej prezydenta
Woodrow WilSona, "a jego szcze
"a zyczliwoSc i dazenia do zjedno-
czenia naszei Ojczyzny PolSki.
Polacv w wardzie 16tej dotych-
Gas zawsze byli wzorem lojalno-
sci i patryotyzmu ola innych Ia
rodowosci, vice i teraz zywimy
nadzieje. re PREY nadchodzacej
Rampant Piatej Pozyczki ,,Zwy-
ciestwa' otrzyrnaja prym W a
kupnie bondow. w tym W}aSnie
celu w wardzie l6tej juz. sic "a
czvna robota agitacyjna, wlaSnie
odbedzie sic pierwsze wielkie ze-
branie przygotowawcze do owej
Rampant w czwartek 27go BIN. w
sail Zwiazku Polek pnr. 1909 N.
Ashland ave, ma ktore proszcni
50 CT wszyscy, ktorzy brali juz
udzia( W poprzednich kampaniach
Pozyczek WolnoSciowych. oraz
Ct, kt6rzy obccnie chcicliby pra-
cowac w tel sprawic. Chicagoski
Komitet Pozvczki WolnoSciowcj
wyznaczyl ma przewodniczSeSo
tejzc Rampant w wardzie l6tej
znanego OBJ. P. Drzymalskiego,
prezesa k~ompanii ,,Polonia Coal
CO... kt6ry zaraz nader enerSicz-
rie zabrai sic do piracy i W tym
vlaSnie celu rozcsia} listy trcSci
naStepujacej:
Wielkie zgromadzenic Organi-
zacyi Pozyczki WolnoSciowcj
Wardy 16tej odbedzie sic "
czwartek dnia 27go lutego br. w
sali Zwiazku Polek pnr. 1909 y,
ashland ave, punktualnie o 60
dzinie 6smej wieczorem. Rodacy!
DaliScie juz nieraz dowod Wa
szej lojalnoSci / prawdziwego pa
tryotyzmu we wsp6lnej piracy w
poprzednich kampaniach Pozy-
GEEK WolnoSciowych, jestem pc
why. re ME zawiedziecie mas row
niez i teraz. by ,,skoiczyc robote"
Prosze ME zapomnijcie daty, Il!
miejsca, jak rowniez pamietajcie
o tenn, IL obecroSc Wasza jest ma
der powazana.
P. Drzymalski,
prezes Komitetu Pozyczki
WolnoSciowej Wardy 16-ej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27

Schiavone State bank - 925 S.
Halsted str.
West Side Trust and Savings
blk, - 735 w. 18th str.
North ave. State bank - 600
". North ave.
Lake View State bank - $3.50
\. Clark str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27

1886 Lincoln ave.
Jefferson Park Nat. bank -
1915 Milwaukee ave.
Second Security bank - 1851
Milwaukee ave.
Stockmens Trust and Savings
bank - 5425 S. Halsted str.
Englewood State bank - 235
w. 63rd str.
Mutual Bank OF Chicago -
1926 S. Halsted str.
Pioneer State band - 1000 w.
North I'VE.
Ogden Avenue State bank =
1916 Ogden ave.
Garfield Park bank - 1904 w.
Madison str.
Fullerton = Southport I. and
S. bank - 400 Fullerton ave.
United States bank - 5000 S.
Halsted str.
Depositors Trust and Savings
bank - 1858 s. Ashland ave.
DreXel State bank - 5000 Cot
tase Grove ave.
Stockyards bank - 1852 So.
HalSted str.
Drovers Trust and Saw. bank
-4201 S. Halsted str.
Capital State bank - 800 n,
Clark str.
Liberty Trust and Savings Blk.
- $3.50 W. 18th str.
Immel and Sons - 3114 North
California ave.
Noel State bank - 1900 Mill
waukee ave.
Austin State bank - 5645
South = blvd.
Aetna State bank - 1915 Lin
coin ave.
Madison and Kedzie State blk.
- 3131 w. Madison str.
'KaSpar State bank - 1900 Blue
Island ave
Philip State bank - zoos \.
Clark str.
First Natl. bank (Englewood)
= 347 w. 63rd str.
West Englewood Ashland blk.
= 1910 w. 63rd str.
Cosmopolitan State bk. - 1161
y. Clark str
Lincoln State bank - 3105 s.
State str.
South Side State bank - 1901
Cottage Grove ave.
Universal State bank.-3253 s
HalSted str.
s. W. Trust and Saw. bank -
500 Archer ave.
Central HYDE PIX. State bank
- 800 blackstone.
WoodIawn Trust and Savings
ban; - 1904 F. 63rd str.
Merchants Exchange bank -
9129 Commercial ave.
Wiersema State bank - 111OS
Michigan ave.
american State bank - 1925
Blue Island ave.
Lawndalc State bank - 1901
w. 22nd str.
y. W. Trust and Savings Blk.
- 1901 Milwaukee ave.
West Town State bank - 1854
w. Madison str.
Krausc Ctate bank - 1911 Mil
waukee ave.
Security Bank of Chicago -
al Milwaukee ave.
Reliance State bank - 1851 W.
| Madison str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
FAB BOIL?
Me bedzie sekundy diutej bolai pc
przyiOleniu ,,E-Z Tooth Filler.
prZyiO

No, / boil juz zniknai! To jest CO wszy
soy m6wia W tel chwili pc wiozeniu cd.
robine uE-Z Tooth Filler" W otwor
zeba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27

a MIEJSCOWAA
(Dokonczenie ze STRONGLY Cd.

Kapitan Collins take oswald
cyl, re Enright bedzie zbada--
ny przez lekarza policyjnego i
.jeSli ME znajduje sic W stanie
krytycznym, przeniesiony bedzie
do szpitala W ,,bridewell".
Malkontenci w uni ,,plumbia-
rzy" i innych uniach sk}adaja
sic z takich, kt6rzy stracili swe
zatrudnienia PREY robotach RIA
dowych i obwiniaja swych przy-
w6dc6w, il obecnie skazani SO ma
bezczynnoSc.
. GDZIE ZASIEGNAc MONA
o PODATKU
q biura kolektora akcyzy ]. F.
Smietanki jua ~rozes}ano formu--
larze, ma kt6rych kazdy obywa-
tel i kaada obywatelka, p4acacy
podatek dochOdowy, wyplsac
maja swe dochody i inne szcze-
g6}y odnoSne.
Wype}nione formularze wraz
z czwarta czeScia podatku maJa
bye przesiane do biura kolektora
akcyzy najpozniej dnia logo mar
ca.
Podatek dochodowy pfaci kaz-
da osoba item ograniczeniem, re
Eawalerowie i panny uprawnie-
nj sa do zwolnienia do $1,000 ro-
cznie, a mezowie i zony do $4,000.
Szczegoiowe informacye o po-
datku dochodowym Otrzymac mo
ina bezplatnie, cd ekspertow ME
NAL we wszyst. bankach / blu
rec h bondowych W Srodmies--
ciu. oraz we wielu bankach poza
~$r6dmieSciem.
Formularze, dotychczas Wy
slano dotvcza tylkoJ dochodow
wynoszacych najwyzei $4,000 ro-
Cznie.
Bezp}atne informacye otrzy--
mae MONA cd ekspertow w ma
gtepuiacych bankach i stacyaeh
poza 5r0dmie$ciem:
Lake View T. and Saw. Blk. -
3201 \. Ashland ave.
Sheridan Trust and Sa. bank,
AT3S Broadway.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
EXPERT OCZ

ZYZOWATE OCZY
SPROSTOWANE -
jedna wizyta. Bee klo
roformu. PrzesZfo
500 wyleczeh ma re.
kordzie.
Przyjdzcie a otrzy.
macie osobista obsiu
&C.. udoksonalonego
| registrowanego 10.
kara chirurga. ktt-
ry poswiecii sic stu.
C~AAy-o ItekA
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
"BILLY" LEFT IN LIMELIGHT
OUT ON PACIFIC COAST

Billy Leet, wealthy Manning,
! Iowa, youth, whose escapades set the
people of three states agog two years
| ago, has again broken into the lime
light, this time in San Francisco.
/ Last Friday night BILLY" phoned
Mrs. Charles Warren, at whose
home Mrs. Leet was staying and said
that he intended killing himself, af-
ter which he swallowed a dose of
poison and shot himself in the left
arm. He is out of danger accord
ing to statements of physicians.
Mrs. BILLY" characterized the act
of her husband as wild bluff" and
said that he had repeatedly threat
ened her at their home in Aurora,
Illinois.
The present Mrs. Leet is "Billy's''
second wife, he having married Miss
Ann Robertson, an Omaha society
girl a few years ago. The married
life Of the young couple was an un-
happy one and shortly after the
honeymoon was over Mrs. BILLY"
filed suit for divorce.
At the time the young couple were
living on Leet's farm near Manning
anu Win tdiCS "CIC CuldlCu do "
the parties" held there.
Mrs. Leet was induced to with
draw her suit for separation by
"Billy's" mother but it later was
again filed and the divorce granted.
The present Mrs. Leet was for
merly Miss Martha Reddy of Aurora,
ILL.,, and her suit for separate main
tenance is now pending in the
courts.
After his separation from his first
wife Leet led fast life for several
months and finally stated that he
was through with the bright lights
and was going into the army to be-
come a man. Whatever Billy be-
came in short time for his army
career was short one and he left
the service with a cloud attached to
his name.
Since that time ne has been COM
paratively quiet until this latest
scrape at San Francisco.
Mrs. Leet, ST., has sent her attor-
ney, j. l.. Sutton of Omaha, to San
Francisco to look out for the way
ward son.
five years ago LteI 1NuerlI6u
$250,000 from his fathers estate
and since that time he has figured in
the headlines of newspapers very Of
ten.
First, he eloped with Ann Robert
son Of Omaha, and was married.
Then he Settled down" on his farm
over at Manning, Iowa, where he
built splendid home.
The home" wasn't occupied very
much. Most of the time Billy and
his bride were touring the country or
travelling. Finally Mrs. Leet OBJ
tanned a divorce from her husband,
the decree being obtained at Carroll,
Iowa.
Three years ago Billy Leet got in
to amateur automobile racing and
won the amateur championship of
the United States on the Chicago
speedway.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

Notice Is hereby given that by vir-
tue OF a special execution on attach
metn directed to me from the office
of the Clerk Of the District Court of
Linn County, Iowa, an a Judgment
rendered in said court on the 10th
day Of April, 1919. in favor of the
Security Savings Bank of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, as plaintiff and against
F. ID. Switzer as defendant. for the
sum of Four Hundred Seventeen Dol
lars and no cents ($417.OO), dam
ages, with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum; and
Twenty-Five Dollars and Twenty-Five
cents ($29.25). costs and all accru-
ing costs; have levied upon the fol-
lowing described real estate to salts
fly said execution to-wit, the North
west Quarter (NW " of the South
west Quarter (SW NJ OF Section
"a, Township 81, Range So, west of
the 9Th p. NJ, Audubon county,
Iowa, and will offer the same for
sale, subject to the life estate of
Samuel Switxer, to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand, or as
much thereof as is necessary to sat
isfy said execution, on the 26th day
of May A. d. 1919, in front of the
court house in Audubon, Iowa, at the
hour of $500 o'clock p. M, of said
day. when and where due attendance
will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Audubon. Iowa, this
26th day of April. 1919.
1927 b. F. WILSON,
Sheriff of Audubon County, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Grandma Woodland, one of our
beloved and respected mothers who
has been making her home with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roth, who so kindly and tender
/ ly cared for her, went on Monday to
Cedar Rapids to visit her brother-in-
law and daughter. We all wish
her safe journey, a pleasant visit
and safe return.
{ Needing the mayors suggestion,
our church services on last Sabbath
were scheduled to be at 1890 a. m,
1900 m, and 500 p. m, but the
need for change was not so great as
; at first anticipated and four-fifths of
the church present voted to abide by
the new time--1O:0O and 1900 a.
m. and 500 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at $500 p. m. We de-
sire to favor the farmer who fur
nishes most of the great men, and
who is naturally hustler and early
riser. He is not going to be put
out or to pout about one hour, but
will show that he can be Just as
wide awake on Lords Day morning
as during the week, and that he has
the will, the grace, the grit and the
gumption to do it.
Next Sunday, Sabbath school at
10000 a. m. in charge Of Mr.. John
Butterton, superintendent. Subject,
MAN Made in the Image of God"
which will be of great interest. Be
sure you attend. If not here. then
somewhere else. Preaching at IL
a. m. and $500 p. M, subjects,
"Christ's Ordination for His
Child" and "Ruth's Choice" These
subjects will be of interest to all. A
cordial welcome.
We should, as church, be sure
and help our soldier boys to employ
ment, wherever need be, and coop
crate readily with the employment
bureaus working along that line. Let
every member of the church and
| friend feel this his duty. A little
help sometimes means much, and we
owe it to them, as surely they will
want to be help and blessing now
in their civilian life, as we'll as they
were in their soldier life.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
WILSON'S ITALIAN VETO

President wilson's decision in re-
gard to Fiume will 60 far toward re-
establishing confidence in the in
tegrity of the peace conference.
What the effect may be in Italy
we do not pretend to know, but GER
tain it is that recognition of Italy's
claims to Fiume would have laid the
foundations of another war.
Italy already has Trieste. To
have given Fiume to the Italians
would have been to grant them the
only remaining port. on the Adriatic
which is the terminus of standard
guage railroad. This would mean,
as the president points out, that the
Bohemians, the Hungarians, the Ru-
manians and the states of the new
Jugo-Slav group would be. cut off
from access to the sea. Their COM
merce could exist only by favor Of
the Italians.
they were improvised after the war
was won. Even the dubious treaty
of London did not recognize them,
and although the italian government
insists that the population of the
city of Fiume is more than half Ital-
ian. the suburbs are not Italian, the
hinterland is not Italian and the
commerce that finds its outlet in FL
ume is not Italian.
To have granted Italy's demands
for Fiume would have been to
plunge the Italian people into anoth-
err war; for it is inconceivable that
the nations that must depend upon
this Adriatic port to reach the Medi-
terranean would ever have consent
ed to see themselves strangled to
death economically. They would
have been obliged to fight for their
very existence.
A peace that gave Fiume to Italy
could have been only a paper peace,
and the work Of the congress would
have been nullified before the ink
was dry on the parchment.
It could not have been a pleasant
task that President Wilson had to
perform, but the world owes him a
debt of gratitude for the courage he
displayed with this vital question of
principle. New York World.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
EASTERN STRIKES
DELAY DELIVERIES

Earl Farr, merchant, says that
the past month has been the worst
for deliveries that he has known
for long time. They are depend
ent to a large extent on deliveries
from the east where the big textile
and factory plants are located. Con-
tinued labor difficulties cut down the
output and delay the deliveries. 1t
is difficult to get their stock deliver
ed for spring business. 1t is prob
able that this situation is the same
everywhere in the country as the en-
tire trade gets it's deliveries from the
east. Earl Farr OF the Kraft-Farr
Clothing Co.. departed for Chicago
Monday evening for the express pur-
pose Of having some of his orders ar
rive in Audubon, even IL he has to
make them himself, "as he puts It.. !"
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
ONLY THE FOURTH

The minister was filling in the
marriage certificate. "Let me see, -
he murmured to the bride, as he
came to the date, this is the 7th,
isn't it," She flushed holly. The
impertinence of the man! She
stammered. Then she found tongue.
"No," she answered sharply; 'it's
not the seventh! This is only my
fourth"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
GOOD HOUSE FOR SALE

Have a seven room house in good
condition for sale. Newly papered
and painted inside. also electric
lights. and good brick cellar. Sew
or and paving paid. Priced reas-
enable. II. J. Savage. phone 215-J.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
NOT SUSCEPTIBLE
NO EXPERIENCE

Nov everything has its use," ex-
planned the guy who knows pretty
nearly everything and knows it.
Take poison for example"
Excuse mel" said his long-suffer-
ing friend, as he started to leave.
"You can take 1t yourself. if you
want to but you can't work your ex-
pertinent out on me."-Exchange.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01

GREASE ON CARPETS
Use ammonia almost pure, cover
the spot with white plotting paper
and iron lightly. Rub the spot with
white flannel dipped in turpentine.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
SHAVING AT HOME.

SHAVING AT HOME.
"Why do you start the talking
machine when you shaver"
makes it seem just like a real
barber shop. louisville Courier
Journal.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

= Moberne g rDBen. Rom=
mer5ienrat: n3oialie, bait DE ges
forgt fir e paar 8eriibmtbeiten ouf
unf'rer SOiree?"
Grou; rWir fperben baben 5tpei
beriibmte S9riftiteller unb brei Maz
lerl"
&Ommer5ienrat: .9ns rei9t
ni9t! =. Ou tannIt nod einlaben
ben Sieger bon be- leBten Bling
tdmpf'!"
@eim @ogeIbGnoIer.
Scum, Steiner, mas bait g. oenn
oa in Dem 8afeterl?"
pIn &anarienuogel bob / g..
.funoenl"
Scr lit ia faputt = mas ion
id oenn bomit tun?"
ul1mtaui6'n - eee'n an le6en.
6tg'n!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
Sa ia!

Wir pObnen i'm einem Stodpert
nit Der liebenspiirbigen Samilie
Wtur3l. 0ieie bOrgt ii9 BON uns,
tpie Elm 5remoenbefu@ tommt, cine
8ettiteae. Nber aud, na9bem Der
Seiu4 IGngIt pieoer obgereiit lift,
triegen mir ons M0bel troy mebrfay
der Wabnung ni9t Suriid.
Gin 8ierteIjaRr Oergebt = ba lGbt
uns Srau Mur5l gu einem See i'm
engiten Sreunbestreile. Wir nebmer
an = uno bolb lit cine eifri9e Inter.
9altun9 i'm 8nnge. Oo9 ba fteaen
li4 i'm Deiteren 8erlaufe itorte Mei-
nungsperi4ieoen1eiten inbe3u9 auf
cine IiterariiGe A~ngeIegenbeit 3tpi-
i4en uus uno elmer Oome elm, an-
i4eiuen elmer boben @0nnerin Der
Mur3is. S4lieBli9 entItebt cine 10
eilige @timmung, ooB mir uns brid=
ten.
! YIN nG6iten Sage aber f6idt
6rau Mur3l ibr Mdp6en nit benz
luftrage: 8ir mO6ten bod enbli9
unIere Yetttelle nb9olen, iie t0nnte
bos 3eug auf teineu son ldnser auf-
betpabren. -.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

@oDerif6es SeIOrd t.
nS6orid, fannit on mir ia.
gen, mas fir a llnteridic0 is 5fut-
i6en an 9riof uno a Sanitdts'
bumo2"
Seal"
.aooner: 81 9ricf, ser iS oorci.
iiert uto a SanitGtSbunO, Der IS a
oreiiiertl"
Der tatttofe &egeL.
Nirt. gu einem Prin5er, Der betm
Ssgeln itott aGer neun nur o9t 9es
porfen bat: ~So6eit, Oer5eiben Sic
benz neunten 8egel Ieine 6les
gsIboftigteit!"
0os Mutterf06n9en
nMorum freuit 9u Did
oenn 10, Mor2"
Mor: v@eiI Der popa MIDI gee
bouen Bot"
Ontel: r0espegeu frsuit 0u
Oi82"
Mor: .@epiB, nun betOmme i'd
Don Der Diana elm Slid &u4en."