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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-08-15
General Decoration.

General Decoration.
'The battleship was sighted"
"Good heavens. knew dogs and
pigeons were, but We're even the ships
dec0rated?"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-08-15
Much for Trunk Highway.

1t is proposed that Uncle Sam spend
t4OOOOO.OOO for trunk highways, now
that the season approaches when 4
man will have no further reason %
travel principally with suitcase.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-08-15
Dropping q PASSENGER.

Traveller ION the aerial express)-'T
want to drop into Hickville. conduc.
tori" Conductor docking at watch)-
STRAP on your parachute--you walk
the plank IN seven minutesl'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-11

are represented as not wishing to
deny their citizens profits that
American prohibition might bring.
Mexican cantineros have thrived in
tie year that Texas cities have been
dry under the Texas military zone
law. Passport regulations permit
persons living within ten miles of the
border to pass from one country to
the other ON local permit. Many
American residents visit Mexican
towns daily to obtain drink. Ameri
can authorities have prevented SNUG
Cling Of liquor into the United States.
Medical authorities predict that un
restricted border traffic would have a
serious effect on the army's campaign
against disease.
All suspicious visitors from Mexico
are searched by customs officers for
contraband liquor. AS result of this
strict supervision, mezcal, a highly
Intoxicating Mexican drink that for
merly sold for so cents a quart. now
brings $40 a quart here when OBJ
teinable from illegal dealers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-11

momentum of constructive, political
force. It's motto, United Russia
owing to its simplicity was powerful
enough to make itself heard and ac-
cepted above the din of political con-
fusion, and it rallied to the army not
only the officers and soldiers who
were still willing to fight for com.
mon Russian fatherland, but also the
spokesman of all moderate political
parties.
',This army grew like SNOWFALL
and seemed to be guided by a pro-
tecting hand. 1t started without any
arms, munitions, transport or sani-
tary arrangements. A recruit on
joining came bare-handed, and the
army had absolutely nothing to give
him. But he was promised that with
in few days detachment would
q oOiNAC oil tuC Clcluy dlu Cap
ture Bolsheviki arms and munitions.
BY the end of the week they would
he able to supply days draft of
20 men with arms.
"You cannot find parallel for that
In any fighting that has been done
during the war. Yet that band which
has grown into an army obtained all
its arms, munitions and transport for
a period of twelve months in that
way. Time and again we have had
the alarming news that munitions
had been exhausted and that the men
would have to trust to the sword to
procure fresh supplies. BY bril-.
liant cavalry action, few hundred
Bolsheviki would be rounded off and
our ever-growing army supplied again
with shot and she'll"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-11

and throw open the international
bridge and run weekend excursion
trains. into Mexico. 1t was proposed
to establish big gambling houses
cockpits, bull-rings, and pretentious
drinking emporiums. American bust
ness men vigorously protested on the
ground that the trains passing
through American towns would bring
only reputation for lawlessness,
The Mexican government has not
indicated its attitude in the matter
and seems disposed to let the liquor
problem solve itself. Local officials
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-11

London, April 1.-THE Volunteer
Army of General Denikine which sue
cessfully has resisted the Bolshevik
forces in Southern Russia began with
only 400 men but numbers today more
than 100000, says a traveller who has
just returned from Odessa In the
beginning it had no arms with which
to equip its recruits and often had
to maintain its existence by capturing
arms and ammunition from the Boil
sheviki
Thanks largely" he continued,
ito the patriotism and statesmanlike
qualities of its leader, the Volunteer
Army at an early stage acquired the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-11
PLAN GASES In MEXICO
Prohibition May Drive Americans to
Mexico for Their Drinks

Laredo, Texas, April 11.-Whether
Mexican cities along the border will
become GASES for international
drinkers" when America adopts pro-
hibition in July has not been deter
mined despite some leanings in this
direction.
A movement recently was started
to have passport restrictions removed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-11

Florida farm land increases In val.
ne l65 per cent. each decade. The
state contains 100000 acres.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
BIBLE CLASS GIVES
MONEY AND FOOD TO
CHEER POOR FAMILIES

Members OF the Delta Alpha class
Of the First Brethren church. 1919
\. Michigan St, as a practical demon
stration OF its Christmas spirit has
presented a purse OF money and
about $40 worth OF fruits and vese-
tables 20 be distributed By the SAL
walton Army among needy folks with
the idea OF Frightening their hoi-
days Capt Treyett, IN acknowledg-
ing receipt Of this gift, suggests that
any other organizations or Bible
classes similarly inclined should COM
municate with some one of the at
tendants at the kettles which are
merrily boiling" on the down town
streets. because In the hustle of pre-
parations for the poor folks Christ
mas neither he nor Mrs. Trevett is
at home during the day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
PLAN TO PROBE
TABOR INQUEST
RumOrS Circulate That Meth
cd of Conducting Hear
ing Was Wrong.

Paw PAW. Mich Dec. 20.-A
grand jury investigation Of the con-
duct OF the inquest over the body Of
Maud Faith Tabor is am unexpected
possibility in the mystery case sur
rounding the death and secreting Of
the body Of the daughter Of Mrs.
sara Tabor Of Lawton.
Rumors are current both in Law
ton and Paw Paw that conflict be-
tween Special Pros. Glenn r. War
ner and Pros. Atty Horace III
Adams has led to irregularities In
the conduct Of the inquest which
viii bear investigation.
The action of Pros. Adams in
failing to notify the sheriff or ans
81 the authorities as 90 the time o.
his arrival in LawtOn with Mrs.
Tabor and her son, Walter, from
Yreka. Calf. IS taken as one indica-
zion OF possible departures from the
customary procedure.
Judge l.. b. Des No.gnes Of the
Van Buren, circuit court is expected
10 be consulted concerning the adj
Visibility Of investigating the cir
cumstances Of the inquest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
LOCAL BANKS GIVE
BONUS TO EMPLOYEES

In a manifestation Of the Christ
mas spirit several OF the local banks
have announced their intentions Of
awarding a Christmas bonus 90 en-
plOyes. Glenn Studebakcr, president
OF the Citizens National bank and
the Citizens Loan and Trust Co. an
nOunced Saturday that the directors
Of his company had voted 20 give its
employees an increase Of salary equal
20 ten per cent Of their salaries for
the present year.
The First National bank has dur
ing the present year increased the
salaries OF its employees and in adj
dition Will give them an increase Of
ten per cent on the amount Of their
salaries for the last six months
The ST. Joseph banking institutions
have decided TO award additional
compensation 20 all OF their en-
ployes. exclusive Of the officers. 1t
has been stated that other South
Bend banks will make like plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
JURY SAYS WOMAN
DIED OF OPERATION.

Ia" IoN' Mich- Dee. i'--- Maud
attn RAZOR Naose body was Iouhd
in the basement OF the laooI nome
here three weeks ago. l'laeo INTO q
trunk, came 10 hef death thfousn
"a criminal operation oy parties UNI
known 20 the coroner jury ana the
death occurred on or about May j.
"ccordlng TO the verdict reached FRI
oay night
Mrs. sara i. Tabor. mother OF
Maud Tabor Walter %. Tabor, her
brother and Joseph Glow Virgo. her
husband and south Bend real estate
man are locked up n the county
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

did not know that Maud was in a
delicate condition. she told Special
Pros. Glenn +. Warner. when asked
by him regarding her knowledge Of
her daughters condition.
Mrs. Critchlow who has been held
at the Van Buren, county Jail az Paw
Paw as a witness since the finding
Of the body three weeks ago, was
released late Friday afternoon by
Pros IT. IT. Adams. Mr.. Adams said
that hc believed that Mrs. Critchlow
would be ON hand when the trial
OF her mother. brother and Virgo.
comes up AT Paw Paw early in Janu-
airy, who are charged with murder
ir the first deEree fin connection with
the death Of Maud Tabor
Charges VIII Stand.
Both Pros. Adams and Special
Pros. Glenn r. Warner. declared Fri
day night that the murder charges
against Mrs Tabor and Virgo viii
stand in spite of the failure OF the
coroner's jury verdict 10 lay the re-
sponsibility Of Maud Tabors death
20 any particular person.
The next term Of Van Buren, cir
cult court convenes at Paw Paw Jan.
II, at which time information will
be filed against Mrs. Tabor and Vir-
go. 10 was limited Friday night by
officials here that the charge against
Walter Tabor may be changed 10 a
lesser oGense.
Walter Tabor was placed on the
stand Friday afternoon. The exam
nation was conducted by Pros. Ad-
ans Tabor was questioned regard
ing where ne has been since 1914.
Tie denied that his mother at any
time told him that Maud Tabor had
undergone "a criminal operation. He
also denied thap his mother told Of
Maud's body being concealed in a
trunk i'm the basement of the Tabor
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
TRINITY CHURCH WILL
HOLD SUNDAY SERVICE
IN COQUILLARD SCHOOL

Services OF the Trinity Presbyter-
ian church will be held Sunday in
the Coquillard school building. Bible
school will be held at $3.50 o'clock
followed by morning worship at
1915 O'Clock, at which time a spec
iaI Christmas service has been ar
ranged. At the evening services the
sunday school Will present
Christmas program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
TRIO CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN GIRLS

Knowles b. Hollowen. president
of the Tri C. club. viii preside as
POSTMASTER at the girls night dim
ner To- be given in the social room
OF the boys department at $50
o'clock Monday night The evening
is TO be spent socially. a hobby
tree being a feature. Leslie Andrus
is chairman Of the program COM
mittee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

CLEVELAND, o. - Biblio-
maniacs are fiocking TO Cleve-
land today. II has been an
nounced that a copy Of Made
laine." the book recently sup
pressed in New York. is for sale
here. Price S25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

Dainty Neckwear of Lace
Most acceptable gifts and something almost impossible to
have an overSupply of.
dainty collar collar and cuff set of delicate Oriental lace
would be appropriate for Her"
The New Bertha Collars of Lace at S225 to $3.50.
Collars of Oriental Lace at SIPS to $3.50.
Silk Georgette Collars at Sl.25 to sl.85.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

Jeszcze jedna rewolwerowa histo-
rya. kt6ra jak inne tego rodzaIp
~skonczyla sic smutnie. Jan Waszun-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

Powy4sza p~odobizna przedstawia nam
kapitana dr.. Leona CDaje, kt6ry MEDIA
VINO temu zwolniony re s}u4by wojsko-
wei powr6cii W domowe progi. DR..
Czaja jest synem PIP. Jana 1 Franciszki
Fam. pnr. 3001 w. 22-ga ul., starych
osadnik6w Wojciechowa 1 Kazimier0o-
wa, W ktorych to dzielnicach So oni Una
nj ogolnie. DR.. GAIA wstapiI W szeregi
wojskowe, dnia 28go grudnia, 1917 r,
" andde porucznika a ju4 " kwietniu
nastepuego roku awansowal na kapi-
tana, bedac jednym z najmlodszych ka
pitanow W armi amerykahskiej, ponie-
wa4 hczy} lat 80. lego Ddolnosd jake
medyka by}y wnet nale4ycie ocenione
a jake expert W chirurgii o~rtopedycz-
nej '~przydzielony zosta} do g}6wnego
szpttala No. II, a n~astepnie do ewaku-
acytnego. w ostatnich szesciu miesia-
each wojny zwiedzii on wszystkie sto-
lice starej Euorpy W spra-
wach urzedowych; przebywa3 ro-
wniez W Wiedniu jake g}6wny ku-
ryer ma konferencye pokojowa- Do Sta
now Zjednoczonych powr6ci} 1890 lip
1 natychmiast ~wyjechai ma waka-
eye z iona 1 synem, do kt6rych dopie-
dni temu pare powrocil. W najbli4-
szej przyszlosci otwiera swa lekarska
k%ancelarye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

szacym numer 1895 w. Chicago ave.
1 &e straciwszy rownowage zleciai Z
tejze ma kamienie. Gdy go ~znalezio-
no lezacego ma ziemi, przywolano
ambulans, a z MIN DIR. Holloway,
kt6ry po zbadaniu, polecH odeslae
90 do szpitala.
q 81 q
Wczoraj wybuch} polar W szopie
DIR. Maxa Schumana, 1888 Clybourn
ave-, o kt6rego wszczecie wini poll
eva chiopc6w sasiednich, kt6rzy re-
komo mieli wznieciG ogie6 W szopie
a kt6ry nastepnie przeniosiszy sic ma
sasiednie budynki s~powodowal stra-
to powa4na. Nsjwiecej ucierpial
sklep z kanarkami niejaklego Filtpa
Scherra. 1850 Clybourn ave. W
sklepie znaJdowaIo sic okolo $50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Do Rsdskcyi nas1e1 prSyszio dzi-
siaj pani K~atarzyna Tomaszkiewicz,
Fam. pnr. 1912 w. Chicago ave-, ]
prosba o odszukanie Anieli Wrzasz.
czak, ola ktt6rej posiada wa4ny VIE
ce list z Europy. Parma WrzaSzczab
ma z~amieszkiwac 1 pracowac " no.
telu " Lake Forest; 20 list zgfosit
sic nale4y do mieszkania pani To-
maszkiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

kiewicz, zam. pnr. 739 N. Wood ul.,
wyciagnaf revolver naleaacy do
Piotra Merry, jego Wspoilokatora, a
poczawszy MIN bawiG sic giupio i mie
Rye W to / owa strone, ME spraw--
dziszy wpierw czy jestto rzecza ME-
bezpieczna i cEy przypadkowo ME
jest nabity; W trakcie tel w}asnie
zabawy wymierzyl W Augusta Dan
koicza, fryzyera, znajdujacego sig
pod6wczas W pokoju a pociagnawszy
"a kurek us}yszal strzaa, a wnet
p6zniej krzyk bolesci wydostajacy
sic z ust rannego W lewa noge poWy
lei kolana, Dankowicza. Zrobil sic
wielki rejwach W mieszkaniu i. Ia
m~ieszanie. Dano natychmiast 3na& o
wypadku policyi, ktora po przybyciu
odwiozla fryzyera W ambulansie do
szpitala powiatowego ma kuracye.
. q e
Juz blisko diva miesiace temu do
Most ktos telefonicznie policyi, re
niejaki Edward Marshall, ktory jest
Polakiem noszacy prZybrane nazwi-
sko, znajduje sic W w~yszynku pnr.
1900 W. 19ta I'll. | re 2 rewolwerem
W reku. bedac W stanie pijanym gro
ri ~obejSciem swym bezpiecze6stwu
p~ublicznemu. Wysiano ma miejsce
dwu detektyw6w. ktorzy znalezli go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

stojacego pred wyszynkiem a kto-
rZy choac go aresztowaG stoczyc
wpierw z MIN musieli Sacieta Wake,
W trakcie ktorej Marshall podstrze-
liz Drauta = detektywa. Marshall
siedzi obecnie W ulu, oczekujac roz-
prawy sadowej, oskar4ony o usilo-
wanie popeinienia morderstwa, -
Przyjaciel jego niejaki Kramer
wszedi do wspomnianego wytej wy
szynku onegdaj 1 mszczac sic wido-
cznie "a swego p~rZyjaciela podstrze-
IN tam4e bartendra - Jana Bala-
kiewicza, ktorego odwieziono do
szpitala. W miedSyczasie Kramer
zbfeg4 1 obecnie poszuktwany jest
gorIiwie prBez policye 70 STACEY Mar
well. kt6ra uwa7a go "a tednego z
wtelce niebezpiecznych ~ptaszkow.
& 90 =
sGletni Stanislaw Stofsrz, zamie-
szkafy Z rodzfcam pnr. 1879 Fry nj,
W czasie zabawy ma chodnfku ze
swymi r6wiesnikami Dbiegi pospfe
sznie 2 tegoz ma srodek niernal ulicy
1 W droge n~iejaldemu Edwsrdowi
Hoftz. 1929 N. Central Park ave-,
przejetdatacemu w6wczas " auto
mobilu. Bedac odrzucony ma asfalt,
z bolesnymi z tego wypadku wyszen
z pokaleczentami. Wypadek zdarzy'
ste u zbiegu uiicy Ashland 1 Fry. -
odniesiono go do domu rodziciel-
skiego, gdzie znatduje sic pod lekar-
ska opieks.
o 80 q
Ponizej podatemy ma}y kalenda-
rzyk zabaw, jake dyrekcya parku
Harrison, mieszczsoego sic przy uh-
cy Wood l 1Stej, uiozyia dla MO-
dziezy sasiadujacej z parkiem. I tax
dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzfe sic " sa-
Ii parkowej cZwarty z rzedu zwy-
ky wtorkowy wfeczorek, ma ktorym
posiyszet bedsfe MONA zupe1nie
dobrego spiewu, okolicznosciowych
NOV oraz sposobnoSc przygladania
sic interesujacym obrazkom rucho-
mym. Mtodziei szkolna miasto wy
starat ma rogach ultc, Wilma czas
wakacyjny w~ykorzystat spos6b
ola siebie dodatntejszy 4 udzia} brac
W tych wieczurkach, podnoszacych
JUL co najmuiej ducha. Jutro orkie-
stra deta zloaona z 81 muzykant6w
wystapi ma podworzu parkowym z
koncertem a W przyszla sobote cd
bedzie sic turniej tenisowy pod egi-
da parkowego tenisowego klubu. o.
dzia1 W tym ~turnieju brae moga |
sa proszeni amatorzy z innych cze-
Sci miasta. aadnych ME ponoszac
koszt6w: po ukohczeniu kontestu
rozdawane beda nagrody. Chcac u
dzial brat " tym kontescie winni oT
zloayc aplikacye ma rece dyrektora
parku ME p6zniej jak do godziny
sz6stej W prEysSly czwartek. W ME
dziele nastapi uroczyste otwarcie
boiska p~arkowego.
q -: q
w szpitaIu powiatowym z%najduje
sic dzisiaj re z{amana noga Michai
Koza, szynkarz, zam. pnr. 1895 No.
Ashland we. Powiada on, re idac do
domu p6zna noca i bedac nieco znu-
zony usiad1 sobie ma poreczy 5elaz-
mel zna5dujacej sic pred domem n %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

dziewczecia imieniem Marta; p. Piotr
Rostenkowski i PAM Marta Wachow-
ska, 50 chrzestnymi chiopczyka imie-
MEM Jana a p. Leon Prusihsh / p.
Jessie Dabrowska, dziewczecia imie.
MEM Franciszka. Chrzest trojaczk6w
odby3 sic W kosciele p. w. Sw. Trolley.
Oh. Prusihski, jest znanym przemy-
showcem W dzielnicy p6lnocno zacho-
dntej, Cd kilkunastu lat prowadzi "a
k}ad fo~tograficzny PREY ulicy Milwau.
kee ave-, blisko Noble I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

Powy4sza fotografia przedstawia tro-
jaczki pp. Jana i Rozalii z Czajow Pru-
si6skich, lam. pnr. 3S17 Lowell ave.,
kt6re ubieglej niedzieli dnia 1890 b.
m, obchodzily dwuletnia rocznice
swych urodztn. q okazyi tel rodzice
tych poctech. urzadzili doskonaia uczte
" swej rezydencyi, ma ktora pr6cz maj
bfsszych krewnych zaprosili / rodzi-
cow chrrestnych, a kt6rymi byli haste
pujacy: DR.. Leon Czaja l p. Leokadya
WiSniewska, kt6rzy So chrzestnymi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

CO sic z MIN nastepnej minuty sta
ME. J6zef Palace, Fam. pnr. 1910
Holt ul.. lat 20, z zawodu mechanic
stai sobie z przyjacioimi pred ho-
telem Bristol. r6g Milwaukee i DiVl
sion ul, 1 csui sic wesoIo. Nagle z
trzeciego pietra budynku ma stojace
20 ma chodniku Palacza spadae po-
czefo szkIo, kt6re pokaleczyio 81
dose bolesnie W levy napiastek. Bro
czacego W krwi, ~przytaciele odniesll
do kancelaryi doktora Zaremby'
kt6ry mu rany opatrzyl.
o - q
Choir sw. Szczepana z parafii tel
re samej navy urzadZa wieczorek i
przedstawienie rozmaitoSci W czwar-
TEX wieczorem, dnia 17go lipca. z O.
kazyi imienin proboszcza swego x.
A. G6rskiego. Sztuka. kt6ra bedzie
odegrana nosi tytu}: ,.Kiopoty pa
ma burmistrza". Komitet urzadza-
lacy wieczorek stara sic ably wypadi
ON jak najlepiej i ME szczedzi pre-
TO W tym kierunku staran, spodzie-
wajac sic licznego udzialu publicz-
noSci.
q -: q
Jeszcze jedna ~rewolwerowa histo-
rya. kt6ra jak inne tego rodzaIp
~skohczyla sic smutnie. Jan Waszun-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15
vie sic J. j. N4svin / nosi numer

xwie sic ]. j. Nevin 1 nosi numer
60S3.
+ q
Wczoraj odbyi sic pod okiem asys
tenta koronera Charlesa H. Fetzel.
iukwest mad zwiokami Jana Pawli'
ka, 1877 Cherry utica. ktory zmar'
onegdaj bedac ofiars wypadku. Pra'
cowal on ola kompanii Castle. Steel
Co." 1 W chwili wypadku znatdoWa'
sic ma wielkim stalowym torawiu
wznoszscyn wielkie s1yny telazne
W powietrze; spadi z tegot ma zie-
ME 1 sm~iertelnych doznai ran. Pr7y
wolano ambulans, a DIR. Mills skon'
statowal smierc. Cialo przeniesiono
do kostnicy Brandta, KdSie inkwes'
koronera ke odbyi wczoraj. Wyda'
no .vyrok, be zmarf on 1ako rezuI'
tat wewnetrznych obrateh 1 wstrzas
niah
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15

ptak6w, wartosci $4,000, ktore zgi-
nelly wpoiarze. Ma pomoc przybyia
policya 1 straz ogniowa. Dom napel-
niony byi mieszkancami 1 strategy
wchodzi6 musieli kilkakrotnte do
wnetrza | wynosic z palacego sic do
mu lokator6w. Wyratowano przeto
pania Minnie PRulina, kaleke, pa
nia Franciszks Urbahska z czworsa
dsietmi, panic Helene Stewart 2
dwojga dziecmi, wia$ciciela sklepu
q ptactwem z iona 1 tescia tego ostst-
niego, kt6ry gdy spostrzegi pfomie-
ME dostaiace sic do jego pokoju,
zpa1dujacego sic ma trzeciem pietrze
usilowa4 wyskocsyc ma ulics. chcac
tycie uratowa6, sEczeSciem jednak
zjawis sic ma czasie p~olicyant Bartu-
seek 1 bezpiecznis sprowadzii go ma
ulioe.
q q u
K. Aleksy Knitter, proboszcz pa
raft Sw. ,Konstancyi, " dzielnicy
Jefferson Park, kt6ry niemal try ty
godnie temu opuScii Chicago W celu
odpoczynku po trudnej duszpaster-
skiaj piracy, powraca do Chicago 2
powrotem nrzyszlego czwartku. K.
Knitter wakacye swe spedza 1wie-
damien wschodnich Stan6w Until.
By{ rtwnie4 W mieScie New York,
sdzie czynii starania " z~akupientu
dzwonu; obecnie bawi " Kingston
Pa.
= c6o >
Tow. Polek D. W. Matki Boskie,
Czestochowskiej, No. IS Zjednocze-
MIA P. R. X, s~kupiajace sic przy pa
rafii sw. Stanislawa Kostki, odby}o
swoje posiedzenie W niedziele, dnia
1890 lipca, ma kt6rem obrano jed
noglosnie delegatkami ma sejm Or
ganizacN odby6 sic majacy we Vito
sniu b. r, " miescie Passaic, New
Jersey, 'nastepujace panic: Anne
J6zwiakowska, p~rezeske, Francis7k1
Nejman, kasyerke, jeanne Sitkie--
wicz. marszalkinie 1 panis Agnieszke
Wolihska. Towarzystwo to chlubi
sic wie1ce tenn, Re posiada W Zarza-
die G{6wnym dwie czlonkinie, pia-
stujace urzedy dyrektorek, a miano-
vicie pania Anne Jozwtakowska !
pania Franciszke Nejman.
W stanie krytycznym przewiezio-
no do szpitala powiatowego OBJ. ia
ma Rudzi6skiego, zam. pnr. 500 n.
Francisco ave-. Jechal on wczesnym
rankiem tramwajem linii Halsted, a
poniewat tente by} ~szczelnie nape'-
niony pasaierami zadowolit sic mu-
sia} staniem ma stopniu kolejki. BIZ
sko Austin AVE.. przeje4dtajac obok
wielkiego towarowego automobile,
ktory stat ~zwr6cony hokiem do pre-
jetdajacego tramwaju, zosta} przez
tenze w6z uderzony SLIME bardzo
wskutek czego stracii wowc5as chwyt
I 2 wielka forsa rzucony zostai ma
kamienie uliczne. Automobil jest
.wlasnoscia firmly wysylkowej nosza-
cej NAIVE ,.McQuirk leaning Co."
Pierwszej pomocy udzieln rannemu
DR.. Bienkelhoff. Konduktor tramWa
IN zwie ale J. B. wicheit 1 nosi ma
czapce numer 1892. a motoroWy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-15
500, 900, 900 MA MOVIE STA
LOWNIE.

Stalownie w Indiana Harbor /;
okolicy tax So prze}adowane no.
wynn obstalunkami, re wydata
500, OOOyOO Ma powiekszenie
swych zak}adow. Nietylko pre-
mysi wraca do stanu normalnego
W tym kraju, ale odkfycie no.
wych studni naftowych jest po-
WOODEN wielkich zamowien ma
tysiece nowych wagonow I ma
wielka ilosc rur. Procz teeo re-
k~onstrukcya W Europe i zniesie'
ME blokady take sprowadzify o.
brzymie zamowienia do stalowni
W tymze dystrykcie.
ARESZTOWANY q BUTEL-
KAMI o D
Ma tramwaju III. Clark ma "a
zalenie kobiety pewnej areszto-.
wany zostai c. O'Connor, z pnr.
1904 S. Wabash ave-, pod zarzu'
tenn, il byi pijany i pill w6dke
butelki w ,~tramwaju. w kieszcn.
lego, iak i we wa1izce z%nalezionc
istotnie kilka butelek w6dki. O.
skarzony jest o przekroczenie II
stawy o rewizyi i konfiskacie,
skierowanej przeciw konsumpcy
alkoholicznych.