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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

tn olvnek, club cnioysd ihc an
nuai sicnie which u held about Jul,
Fourth. n.shs beiorc lssi and hsd a.
sue~ls. members of ,he families ~ ihs
oiae msmhcrs A very pleasant day
v~s enloscd a. Mineral wells park
and delicious Hlenic lanchocn wa
served The next club meeting wsn
be VITA Mr Mary GrwScv 70 osn
homa CITY
u y X
Miss Jessie E'ardoc ~ oklahoma
Cis came ap TO spend ihc Fourth wlih
Miss Marian Nadseu
IS X J.
Mr and Mrs Harry cariin and Two
children ~ oklahoma city were guests
o. Mrs. n r cariln for she roa4h of
Jais
y = y
Mr. and Mrs Webb Baker Of Cisco.
Texas. are guests Of Mr. ard Mrs j
filldrcsh and o,hsf Guthrie friends
y x y
Tao - Nv Club.
The Tau ri Mu elab met THURSDAY
evening with Miss Eta Walker At
me game o; five handrei. Miss Lsuns
Il nghvnnlg made top scorr and Was
awarded The first pfsEr. and Miss Iva
nanipsn received the consolation prize
Afipr ar fcc course was served dane
lnx wvk snjoyed Only club members
were isaeveni and ihsy we're invited
10 meei in two weeks With Miss la
cile ncolcy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
] N BROOKS GETS
CAR AFTER 8 MONTHS
vcrner cr;hrie Man Receivers
Stolen Machine In Northwes.
Pan q TIE State Taken
Prom Garage

vassoTc-. Ja,s s-fr Nenien -.
n,oss ncrskse-i sc~n ta OAi1Aoms
- BreoAs. e< ~. tsss okmnlgce
hscsicd Ha.nss car shsf Aas s.ccu
stc,e1 frcss hiEn on oc-aSer a. lslN.
Jnss s.sai asoaiAs sso ke1loz = n
Cins-~oa ccanty sna zro~v sA4n -
mslcs crcz Mu~Aov~c
F-coks vas ca; e. so~r a. tnc me
she car ~1s srolen sro1 tse rsraec IL
sAc -~1< .. kis haae Asoa, no9a 81
,.si cate : za4n b. fAs name ~ c
Mo~-sy. $40 ~ thsf tire ran a esr-
s<~ just srrUs< me ssrs~s from ,At
civ Sssi sss-cerSs< a. sSe R1eaAs BON
sDt scit N-s Breoks shAs s6e CAT
re-esed rcsair and that b. w1s roiag
- rass e 20 scwr 70 ~ork 81 r.
hS1 acrn ao.ns this sns 81 wo-k Is
B-.oss to~ eozne t4zas sFs4 Mrs BROCK.
s%ver Acstkxe.1 sa,esr lesssar Aim AAve
the car
The -srhns WAS newer seea ~
E-ssosaS. &C, ~ 81 information e8vfs
AE ~ q bFesA~r II Ranx if1rNes !ec1
s.olsce chse<. wAo Ne ezag@oved a. a
ssoen~r cbers a. O4aAcrnk csfv peus
70 gszaon stser re czr he soaaa
N possesses & c 4 ,4zssn a. Ken
rco ~kc tod sAe ofacer~ thas Ae Ahd
hrashG X ou os-oaser - snss one wsss
sfssr b ssa as~a eso9ea No trAcp ~
Mcsscy has herca sc1nt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

The u II G. club members enter.
t4lned wish picnic for the members
~ their fsmlsss 81 Mineral Wells
sark on iaat Thursday eveninx. The
following Sere present 10 enjoy the
1ehctous plra.c easgsr NeaeFs and
Mines s sshe&rer. & G Clofbacr. Vim
Bsekss y o Jobns } y Doagises
Misses Eshei and Nsry Douglass. John
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

H7<n resC feel lSxg. CO. y egrTs zaS
vsvr q roo.s 6ssI ~ ~ dsYzsrDe. yoS
xzx ssssrre Il 10 a aergsd Aass xkse ,
sx<s alsvst@ EAe Rgsxem 80 Ek@ fuil D<
tns'ErsEses FEEREsssE cgFe~ al dss-
c~Sers srr.99e4< 81 ar tz4scyays frev
3 ssrenrzke-s snSt oSxsr. caezDeles
sp~ ssyweis x-6 s~ts sse sgxsezn ~
xes< s<zafsy cpn<hsan For szle By
al arsxxzTs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

nel.A v Aeen snd Nlts usadr
rsweli SER enHrf ~ msfssan 81
riassllis. us fhef stll msks Culh
10 ,heif falafe hewe W sven haa
freeuils setaFne'i ff~n reass NJ
AsleA 80 fsFrttsly hp~i u,snAssr ~
lhs NAeksf slrrftsA rff,e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
4 y =


Tho members of The Five Five club
and ibe iii Jing club were hs,ste~ses
ai oae of the isrTess and preifieut
dancing pariles 81 the SUMMER season
when they entertained ~ the Mineral
Wells park PAVILION on "Wednesday
evening In honor of she boys who have
yeiurned home from military service
Fiags and s,unting. IN keeping with
t.se holiday. were used in decorsiife
The pavilion. and pretty compliments
was paid she guests Of honor IN bsv-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

inc A. cover designa fog tho programs.
the service flag IN rcd. whlio and
blue The hoslesscs were lhc Mlauaa
Adelaide Luis ceollo Allen. Flora
Adlrr. Mildred Davis. Mary I.ee Owens
Inannette Phillips, Mrs John rufrow
~ tho three rasc club. and Mra George
Rlishanp the Missns ur0rgia West.
ilofsr 0sffney. Nna nronson ruth
Rinehari. Iona Wallace. Sammic Lea
IiugheH. Dorothy Davis and Mary
Humphrey ~ The VA Jinx club The
guests included Mrs Harold y Kelm
" BhlinEN, Hernice English ana Mary
Jane lnhln Of Edmond. Benlee Gulh-
rit Of Perry. Gladye l'eieruen of lIul
fhlnNon Kan GLADYS craK ~ Liberal.
Kan. Ellen Tharp of GuNhlnx. I.l.ni
Walker and Sergeant Dunnldson of ~
Sll M@sura Weaver uf Oklahoma
City. John Mccoy CanF,hell of Black
welt. Harry V Howard of Arkansas
city. Kan ilusll of Edmond. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Gresham. MsAes Ethei and
Mary Douglass. Helen Newman. Mar
ian welion I.snors iiuris. Vera KelIv.
LouIao Hierer. Murlol Van Hooser.
BERTHA and blanche Baland. Roaaiie
Evans Thelma Donnelly. Desna Mat
eheti. Wanda Thompson. Marion Wei
ton Mary Neal. Louise aud fmelle !
Burke. Helen jenkins Ellxa johnson
Margaret Armantrous; Maswrs Herbert |
Wsiber. Francis Burke, Lloyd Webgf
Arthur Neal. Harry Aatehctt. paul
Fielding Merrill Bennei. Gordon
Bicrer. George stephens. Charles i,ntx
Frank WHITE. Theodore Ffiaon. John
''atohell Harold Cook. Laon Walton.
Jimmy Long. John NIasIey. Otha
Douglas. Vernon short James wcay
or. Louis Halaeli. Paul Mayelic. War
ZEN Ryder. chas capenter. Ilaysnond
Beyer. Fred soehl. f~ul Van Iiooxsr.
Fred Holman. Roy Traband. Harvey 4
kemp. John iielsnd and John royie.
y = N
Mlen Helen Newman had soF her
'uests oser July Fourth. Missc. plien
fhsrp and Mildred Harrison of cunh
ng, Henars Jones Of vi Dorado Kan.
'ohn Mof,oy Campbell of blackwell.
)'Ssil and Mcintyre of cushing
y n N
w " puoiey came home lsst even
ns for the summer
~ u n
Miss Vera fnTie will entertain siih
picnic dinner tonight ~ Mineral
Wells park IN honor ~ mlss FISHER
sss'er. who h leaving next week fof
'orfisnd. ore. where sise Euster fam
~ viii make their bone
y y = I
,fiss craos wiimerins u Amoriila,
'esss = visiting Afs v y Wore
= - -
The chy Federation will meet =,
hs llbrsfy Besi saturday afternoon
: : o'elock II
N u -
Nr and Mrs A q williamson and ! 4
sby are visiting her fsrsnis. sr and
Irs q 70 ssewsr
- - ~
Mr. We i>ong aud dssxhier. Nellie q
'sd their gassis, Me- and Mr. Mark q
zzs5'y u Tulsa. isoi0ed 70 Oklahoma
~ 'his pornlns % spend the day. Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

II ~ Nafe % sag thal "a mAfy peg
soma have sveurea relief ftspsa has
fewer and asthma Al h0snr BY tAslms
Folefs Honey and Taf aa hAvs beee
benefited hy going sa haassn rsiaufta
II hraiw and snt BEES ghN vhAhlag
stuffed up" senuailDs t,ata faF ali
colds, coughs and group CangainA ns
opialea bold every where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
Fourth of July Parties.

Rather more than ihe usual number
~ porch parties picnler outings aud
other Fourth ~ July events. we're the
order " she day yesterday because
of he fact thai hc home coming cel..
brasion brought visitors from far and
wide The parks were filled with
plcnickcrs and the Country Club was
the scene OF number of picnics and
swimming parties There were many
family parties. and after tho display
of fireworks ~ the convention hail
park. there were any number of small
affairs Al various houeN
r x y
Leonard Bruce and Jack posoli lofH
this morning. Leonard for Ada FOR a
ygsi, with relatives and Jack for Fran.
els. sbere be viii yisll his aunt. Mrs1
Phillips
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

NJ and Nrs lNonaAoe r>~vNca =
,eicEran Wcsnee5ss trem ,hoir son
cs-.n. sastns he hss ARRIVED IN Me-
Nofk. asior is Acnihs >crssce iu
ffsEye. sat woeis arfts, ln Snihfie
ss,ess cseains cr SATURDAY, moysias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
c A. IN o A n


ri l~RA osasaa Cmb Mrs Ro,
a,rd
Stofs Hear NFs nsscr iammtsy
fhi Delta Gamma Club Mrs frcd
lllrscl. Jr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
oAttN rsovepr

whstcscr the nsmhet ~ msn'.
TREAD there ~ili h. times IN ne hfe
ehcn ~ IA. to- fc~
nall,tr. l.stius
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

hafuof has Il that Ireland ~til BE-
proclaimed dominion within sls
months. slih sif 1>,mss q shauaa
messy a. governor general sir
fh,sslss. who sas born In Allvansse
IN isss, WAS snighted after he had
rendered ssiuabls service during the
var 10 directing railway trsnsparta
lion. sshrting In the railroad bust.
ness a. ,he age of sixteen. he fose
until he oecagae president 0f tbs
Canadian Pacific
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

fhr ono sure way % TELL
whatatiss "a worth a.
u atsnfa IN ths stos~
81 q dealer. 10 10 divide
lta prks In dollars ard
cents w the mllss ~
the adjustment that
backs n 40.
Then square " on
the 0OOD RIG N
SQUARE. standard
measugs Of TIVE rus
Value.
Square ur Price a6slnss
Goodrich Llat prie~s
on the short branch N
THE SQUARE.
Square lta mileage al.
laatmsnt against the
uoodrtxh Mnss.Mll~.
age Adjustment on the
lons hsaneh 0f. TIM
SQUARE 1000 mlI~s
ior Fabrics 1000 ios
a''Ys'a~n co'dA
II you pay naofs than
the Goodrich Lat
Prices = always shs
Aam~so you. snasvsry-
one else evefywhsrs
~,ha tire ov~schssass
you. II you take less
than tho Goodrich
MORE MtLEA0E
Adjustment. yous shorss
mileage yourself.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
Star Fashions, Inc.
For the Pretty Summer Fabrics

TOT nc FfttfN SlnTnkf FAOflcS.
0inrhRm and lawn ana cotton volle
and az ihe Prefis salufer fabrics are
especially adapted "a thls pattern.
The skirt i sivaisas and cnnfeauens
u spa can aNe hofacret material
and goR cAu ca' the BORDER eff la
mske trimming for sAe wsts, poriioa
g. 4 sapwn AeFs II YOU aaut a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

Nr and nrs A q williamson and
ssby are visiting her fsrsnfs. sr and
Mrs u 10 8zewxrf.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
CITY NEWS
SN BRIEFS

Private Stewart McGrcgor. son OF
Mrs ! " wood who Waa uNvtaoaa lJ
months returned home SUNDAY un a
feur wouis furlouEh from Camp iptnn
Sew york whDru hv hus heon guEaHed
W government Wurh ut fenuuni sta
zion fHliOwlnr BIOS discharge from the
srrNiee shortly after hIH return from
sNeiseHs in April Private McDr,Eur
Neni uAr. with tine llth Cavalry bat
Wah transferred Geo the field Hltiller,
go participated in tho 50 Mhiel and
Meuse Arsurnc Drives and Wns a,aNt
N pHsHcd 90 NetuIllc
e
Corporal Russell Jacob who was
overseas with ihe dlath Field signal
Battalion OF the Goth Division Is in
lhc city guest Of MI and Mrs a. A.
kusH at the Tourist hotel Tie wa.
ilarhurErd june Ha st Camp R0wic
5ishnp Takes Game Frem Beevilie.
Tho Bishop nine yesterday defeated
Ihe HcrNillr baseball team hy "a scure
10 o. o. The gamu was closely con
estod throughout and went ten in
lluga Batteries fur birhop We're Rob
unH ana cunt collins ON tho Bee
illo side Gourloy aud Wright - 4.
Ross oi Bishop ottcinted ns umpire
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
Welcome!" Two-
Cent Stamp Is
With Us Once More

One Of the FIRST wartime measures
10 aFsum" its former peace status o.
the two-cent postage stamp l.ns
night at midnlght " ceased to support
the utnor cent 10 has been fostorinf
for more than Nenr
The three cent aiHmu o. the frs
commodit, to mnininin u.s. former rat
ing of peace times Last November
postoflicc Officials 40 Washington rails
ed the postage rates un all nmli mat
ter ana the tWo-csnt stamp was in
creased tp three cents Since that
time millions of THESE hue postag,
stamps have hoen ln circulation
Accordlng 20 looal postonice nu-
thoritios. somp provision viii be made
for the business firms who have
large stock OF three-ccnt stamps am
two-ccnt postcards ON hand Jus
what means viii be- taken TO consume
the Immense quantities ~ these stamp
effected hy the ruling which starts %
day hns nos set been determined. How
ever some concession viii bc adopted
and The change win no doubt hD
hronrht about gradual
So 10 you plan mailing letter to-
da5, remember that our old fricud
George Washington has reauiu "a nj
former hluahinF complexion.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
Scouts Will Aid
in Finding Rooms
for Delegates

FULLY iaeO delegates from no PARTS
of thp state are expected to attend the
Good snuds convention that is 20 uc
held in this city iulN itN.
% 90 Wuodmau who is nn tho com
mittce arranging the entertainment Tor
the VISITING delegates Yesterday suii
that next Fridays convention viii be-
one at thc most distinct couclaNcs ever
arranged hy the association at Austin.
inaemuch as SEVERAL m Che most dts
tingulshcd good road advocates % the
state nrr to Boz present This was
promised last week n letter to dr
Moodman from Secretary coin at Aus
un m rhich he stated thut IA con
rfction with The association executives
who intend coming 60 the city plans
were being formulated for scvrrai state
r"nrcseutafivcs and senator's ~ attend
the convention
Members ~ me Commercial AssOeia
ton ~ the CITY have hustled themselves
The entire week In drive for suitable
accommodations fnr the guests. Tn"
huge crowds that viii flock tho city
during the convention combined with
the regular tourist rush has taken up
every available room In. the city. Eve
rV hotel nnd roomlng apartment re-
norts crowded conditions and today thr
B0v scouts ~ the city ARE 90 canvass
aSfry horne in Coruia Christi ia inc
homes nf finding sleeping quarters Tor
the delegates.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
Mexican Caught
After Attempt to
Forge $40 Check

nnmlneo Medina Mrxicau was az
rrriranii'd seaerduy morning 81,
sheriff FRANZ o. Robinson aud i- now
confined in the oountN inil awaiting
TRIAL in Justice ol the Peace Mhenn's
court "r 70 churse uf forgery
MednaI 81 Be- alleged fotred the
name of f. w. inndera" tp 50 checl.
amounting to moro than $40 he was
formerly in the employ ot Mr. innIers
ns inrm lahnrer and YESTERDAY WALTZ
esd inf0 local drug store and demand
ed payment for me cnect iust ns The
cierf Opened fhe money register 10
cash Che forged note lHnd,r. walked
iu and immediately stopped PAYMENT
pu the lo'ecrY Medina escaped and
The Offrnso WINS reported 90 Sheriff
Robinson who found him nfier three
hours search at p dwelling ON the oar
skirts of the city
81 tho time Robinson captured Mc
dim tho MrNrau was sleeping and
woman in me house demonstrated
with th" sheriff asknr him not to
disturb the siumhprer as that pariic-
uar hour of the daV was his chosrn
iiinn TOR aleeu
Ncdinn viii probahis he brought he
fore insiice Wheian ihis morning for
preliminary hcnrinr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
nnse nHFEAIs NOZZLE.

LONDON Junp 80. Walter Ross ~
Glasgow defeated Tommy Noble IN hlr
tenth rnund tonight at the national
snnrtirr club. IN the baniamweisht
chamulonshin Of Great Britain and the
LOnsdale belt.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01

the thoughts OF the bows. but can't
] nnpv 10 viii suffice when I say IN
behalf ui myself aud the mon that
never before have wn received such
sincere attention and hospitality aa Wt
have received iu this Dlfe during tho
past three DAYS
Last Niobt 81 S,.v
a Happv One
Thr trooners i,s, rirhf .nfo,ed on,
81 mo most ant.ftairlnr a,srin-a r,s
parcd Tor Thorn while Ia am. din
large crowd packed thc club rooms az
the Seashure aud The men danced untll
"a late hour several elnlrs were play
90 and tho program was $50 arranged
thut solos and instrumrnfll numbers
were giYtn between drue'-
The rsniirmanIA behavior 81 cnch
ANA EVERY trooper while in ~. elts
was commented on last might hS mem
beers Of the Wnr canp Community
Service and Che Nld Cross "i al the
boys said au executive of the Urd
cross boo dis.uesinr tho morale of thu
Visiting TROOPERS Nho como up from
re BORDER measure np % ihc slanhnti
seq hf thna' iNHi came from lHnffNd
i"" N'nlnihfr' 'N t"inN T." ~ h't
onN gag 'lsA t1fh hui pleasure ana
privilege 90 entertain th"h Whle DO
CORPUS Christi
Morale Of Troops
Speaks Highly for Visitors.
Sergeant Walker said. that inNsmuch
ns tho bows wefr ON fUrloueh and
plnced entirely IN their own honor
their disciplinary actions while in he
'ti were OF in' hifn'a' character ih'
morale "i me rnlifc Efonp OF uon
wa" htFf NN'h ~ 'N' guy i"' lh' p'1'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
ATTEN TON!
BOY SCOUTS

last niEht that meeting OF all
boy scouts ~ the city will be held
ia the rooms - the Commercial
Association al 10 %. IN today 20
outline campaign that VIII facili
tate thc Commercial Association
and other organizations ~ The city
who are striving 70 obtain suit
able ACCOMMODATIONS Tor The Good
Roads delegates floehng tu this
city on july g.
Commissioner Wright snys Il De-
imperative that every scout be on
hand at the scheduled time today
The drive fnr rooms and accumoda-
tipns Tor the visitors VIII be- out
lined and started Immediately
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salyes and ointments should
not be applied i good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c. OF
II 00for large size. get a bottle OF Zemo
When applied as directed il effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles. also sores.
burns, wounds and chatting. II pcne.
rates, clcanses and soothes Zemo is
clean. dependable and inexpensive.
antiseptic liquid. Try Il. as We believe
nothing you have ever used IS as effect.
I've aud satisfying.
The L. w. Rose Co, Cleveland. O.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
TWO FIRsmsN INJURED.

NONTVIlk va June 30 iIuHI
generated los fire inside the lmprrlu
Tobacco companies warehouse today
blew the top OF the structure aut
caused partial collapse 81 the walls
killing tWu fremeu and lnmring 49,,
others probably Damage 10 the 90
bacco in storage is estimated at s.
eeu.0o0
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-01
NON PARTISAN LEAGUE
WINS IN SOUTH DAkOTi


kY The Associated T.. ass.
FARGO, y H.. June a0 Complei'
returns from Thursdays referendum
on the Son Partisan lenguo industrl
program made public today show thai
the league program carried iu aS coun
ties and lost tn 49,
Az n result North Dakota inmrdiat
ELY viii enter into the business 81
handling prula and manufacturer
fluui u niso viii put into operation
state bank ftrm credits to the cNtOn'
OF $40 600 900
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21
PoWr6t.
(Nowela.\

Cudem wydostal sic z krzyzackich
szpon6w. SH mu przybyio kiedy> sic
pocsui ma swobodzie. Przez Hapa--
rande daryl do Petersburga. a STAN
tad. ben wytchnienia, spieszyi do
kraju. Mysl, 70 hiezadiugo ujrzy dro
gle obltcza. powita wieS swOja uko-
ehane, ME po1walala dawae ste
znuieniu.
Do S~mieszkowa jedyna droga
pr1ez Kalisz. JanusZ ME czekaI dnia,
biegl go6ciGcem lie tchu W piersi.
Swift poc1al rospyla6 mad swiatem
rabek bladego swiatla. Coraz SEER
sza smuga piynie wstega r6iowej ja-
sni. AZ naraz, zlotem 1 purpura usia.
ma m~onstrancya wybIysIa strzalami
jutrzenh.
Janusz z z~amieraniem serca zbli-
ial sic do Smieszkowa.
Go zobaczy W tym swoim drogim
gniezdne?
/ zobaczyI stratowane pola, z zie-
mia zr6Wnane chaty.
Gdne 6w mily, zaciszny dom TO
Czicielski? Mic zen ME zostaio, ami
jednej sciany. Nj drzewiny starej,
pod cieniem kt6rei bawii sic dziec-
klein, nj IawN k~amiepnej, ma kt6reJ
upalne wieczory siadywafo sic do
w~ieczerzy. Mic, mic ME zostaio.
Pc caIej drcdze ami tywej duszy.
Jedynl towarzysze, - Emutck i ci-
sza. Istny przedsionek smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21

- To i wy Bartku straciliscie
.wSzystko?
- Do cna, do zdZie3ila. Nj cha
Iupy, nj ~obejscia, hi grOntu, hi ga
dziny, nj przyodzieWku, mic mic o.
stawi!y lutry. Ale toby iescek byio
ME ncigorsc: dol Pan Jezus te
dzicsiec palic6w. toby sic 2 casem
oGrobiIo. Ino, &c mi zabili mojom,
takom skrzetnOm babe i mole die
cko jcdyne. Rzadka to bahia, co ME
wydziwia mad swOim chiOpem; moja
to ia nc wydziwiaia nademnom nj
gdy. Chcdzila Sc jak ta trusia OF
icdncj roboty do drugiej. Najpirsa
wstaiala do dnia, jak inc pirSy kur
zapiai, a spaG legaIa zawdyiI ostat-
mia. A pamietacie panicu mojem
Hankc, dzieucha s1arna nu schwaf,
q jescek oStatnim casem, TAXA ciesie
zrobila slicznosci, jak tn r6ia co inc
rozkwitia. A rohotne to byIo, nikiej
mr6wka, a wesoie, a przyscipne. Jak
sic clek casem zamarkocif, to jak ci
wziena "a glove, objcna .recami, u
dalejze zagadywaG a roZweselac, TAX
ci / zafrasowanie odestO. JAZZ tn, ma
sIaIa niecysta siia ma ludzkie niesz-
czcscie to hycloskie Picnic | nie-'
dose re mi zadrapaiy wsystek doby-
TEX. ale mi jescek dziecko sponie--
wieraIy. - Zani6si sic serdecznym
p!..czem.
Oh s~porzadzily mas wszystkich So
bacze 'syny, sporzadziiy. Trza Dyio
mo widziec jak pedzili pred SODA
staruch6w, kObity z dzieciam JaK
ME przymierzajqc to Meme stworze-
ME. Alec chyba przytdzie ma mich pc
laramie. Pan Bog ME rychlfwy, ale
spraw1edliwy. Ino ia tn gadu o mo-
jej bidzie, a ME spytaiem dokade'
ecie to tax wyrywali panicu.
- GdEe ocIy zantosq, moi Bart
ku, byle dnleko cd tych katow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-21
DO WIADOMOSCI!

wsKystkIeh Interesratow n~aJuprzel-
mieJ proAimy o prsestrEeEanie poniA-
sEych w~sknA0wekt
Burn Administracyi nnSEe1 Otyvarte
~ prseE dzIen cEky Cd godHiny S-mej
urann do 1850 wfecsorem - CO dnta, .
wytatkiem iedzlel 4 Swiqt kraJowych,
ObowtaHnJacJch.
Barnadca Pisma naszego P~rEyJmuJe
f~nteresnntow co dnia W GoDllNACH
POPOLUDSIOWYCH Cd 2-EfeJ do S-tej
- = wyJatkiem sobot.
Redakeyn dln Interesantow otwartn
lest TYLKO w GODZINACH RANNfCH
Cd GODzINY 1et30 Do G0DZINH
1885, pO pofudnIu tylko IN ~sPecyRlna
umOwu.
Redaktor Nac1elny prEyJmuJe Inte-
FeSant6w TYLKO Pc GODZINIE l0-teJ
PRED POLUDNIEM.
Uprasxn sic o lie moEnOSci ws1eikie
Eprawy z Redas<cyQ zalntwiac PiSEm-
ME, DO m kOnweTsacye dfuEie ME ma
my cznSu; tylkO w sPrawach sEczeGol-
rfclszeI wagi. oSobistych, Tub ME daJa-
pyeh sic znlntwie Ewie&le - drogq ko-
re<pondencyf - prOSimy Jartc ale oao-
hiicie, KnchoyyuJac nm wsEiedEie, ne o.
colo ~Eodzfny 11-tej EamSkany gasete
I ws1yscy najbardsieJ jestesmy wtedy
Korespoadent6w uprasEamy stano-
xeEO. nby piSni CZlTELNIE-ATRA-
MENTEM. LUB Ma MASEYNIE, ME
zBYT sCIsLIWIE Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
Jesli utyory JakiekOlSTiek ME mnja
BYE ogiOszone, p0chlnnia ,je - koss
redakeyjny; JeSi poiRdnne 50 do zwro-
tn, W rnKie ME Ogioskenia, naleAy to
wYRAHNIE zAzNACzYC I zAEAC2YC
ENACzEK PoCzTowY Ma zWRoTNA
PRZESYLKE-
Zadnych komunfkntow do oEfoszcnln
aIe nnieky przesytae m kartikach Cd
kryfyeh: ZADNYCH TEE ME PRLYJ-
NIUE Sic K0MUNIKACTI TELEFO-
NICHNTCH - chyba w wy5ptkowych
w5padkachy r0wniei OSioszeh, dotyeEa-
eych ruehu w tOwarzystwach telefont-
sznie ME prEyJmuJeny.
WAEelIxie ogfosseBfn nnleR1 do Dsta-
m ORlOszeh w Administraeyt tam sic
. nieui Ewraeae nAleky.
PodEtekowanka - WSHELkIEGO TO
azaJu, REzOLUCYE zAGOBSE. POLL
FYCzNE 4 {. p nnleta do Dziaiu Oglo-
E5eh.
WszeIkfe korespondene-e, snwtado-
mfenIa 4 I. ID. MUSIC bye podptsane -
nefnem nazwiskiem wras 4 ndresem Pt-
szacegog bezimiennyeh, hub podPisanJch
6omYStntkfem, aIb0 wreskcte siowem
.NOmftet. - komunIkEeyt, nj kores-
nondeneyf ME EamiesEcEamy.
~stanoVxczO ME ogfRs1amy ZADNYCH
-BALOW-, ami wyeiecsek. Tub Sptkni-
k0w", URZADzANYCH w NIEDZlELE.