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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-05
Good Health
Lies Greatest
Blessing
Happiness and Success Within
Easy Reach of Red-Blooded
Men and Women
Anemic Condition Unneces-
sary
Pepto-Mangan Makes Rich,
Red Blood-Builds Up Pale,
Thin Anemic Men and
Women

Good health is the most impor-
taat asset of life. Without Wig
orouS. strong body and keen,
clear mind, true happiness and en-
joyment are impossible.
And yet so many women, and men
too. whose misfortune it is to be
pale, thin and ancmic. hopelessly
accept this condition in the belief
that robust health and real happl-
ness are not for them.
Thousands of men and women
have been restored to vigorous
health and lasting happiness BY
Guides Pepto-ManGan. This benes
fetal blood tonic contains the Very
properties so vitality needed to i'm.
prove the blood. Pepto-Ma ngan. il
taken for a few weeks. will enrich
the blood and create thousands OF
the tiny red blood cells that are"So
necessary to carry nouriShment and
strength to every part of the body.
Pepto- Nangan is safe. beneficial
and pleasant to the taste. For cor
venience ii is prepared in liquid
a nd tablet form. both possessing
exactly the same medicinal prop
critics.
BE sure to ASH your druggist for
Guides when YOU order Pepto-
Mangan. Guides is the genuine
Pepto -Mangan. Look for the name
Guides" on the package-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-05
OLDEST INHABITANTS
PERFECT BANQUET PLANS

Plans for the banquet celebrating
the fifty fourth anniversary of the AS
ISOLATION of Oldest Inhabitants of the
District of Columbia. which will take
place in Cushmans, GOT 14th street, next
Monday night. were completed last night
at 4 meeting of the committee in charge
of arrangements.
The guests of the occasion will be
Justice Wendell 2. Stafford of the Dis
trict of Columbia Supreme Court.
Senator George L. Chamberlain of
Oregon, Representative Olney of Massa
chusetts and Representative Royal e.
Johnson of South Dakota.
The reception to the guests will begin
at 1880 O clock. with dinner at s o'clock
sharp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-05
BILL TO LOWER THE MAIL
RATES ON PUBLICATIONS

At the solicitation of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association, of
which Victor Rosewater of Omaha.
Neb., is chairman. Representative
Fess of Ohio introduced a bill yes
terday calling for the reduction of
second-class mail rates on publica-
tions without charging the zone sys-
tenn of computing rates on advertis-
ing contents.
Congressional investigation of the
cost of handling second-class mail
and the system of assessing charges
also was proposed. Reading sections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-05

Of publications would be charged one
and one-quarter cents pound, under
the bill. and the advertising charges
would be graduated, according to the
parcel post zones, charges beginning
with one and one-quarter cents for
the first zone and Increasing one
quarter of a cent for each zone ira
verSed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-05
FLOUR FOR FOREIGN BUYERS.
Offered at $1,000 a Barrel by U. s.
Grain Cornoration.

NEW YORK, December 5.-The United
States Grain Corporation is now offering
for sale ito any foreign buyers the
straight grades of pure wheat flour
which it has been handling for export,
Julius II. Barnes, federal wheat direc-
tor, announces. Heretofore sales of this
flour have been confined largely to sup
plying the allies.
Although Canada has advanced its
price for export flour to $l3 barrel,
Mr.. Barnes said that the United States
would furnish large quantities of pure
wheat flour at S10.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-05
PUT UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Arrests in Hermanstadt Result
From Plan to Join Rumania.

PARIS, December 4.-Advices, from
Budapest report that Hermanstadt.
Pennsylvania, has been placed under
martial Jaw. There have been many
arrests in consequence of an attempt
ed plot aimed at the district senate
because that body opposed annexation
to Rumania. The Saxon and Hun
garian elements Joined. with the Ru-
manians and the Senate was declared
depOsed and a new one was elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-05
Sees Treaty Ratification by Dec. 81.

LONDON, December 4.--Premer Lloyd
George, speaking in tie house OF COM
mons today, expressed the hope that
the peace treaty would be ratified be-
fore the end of the month. He thought
parliament would recess December %
until February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-05
Lack of Sugar Closes Factories.

NEWARK. y. j.. December 5.-T.ack
of sugar caused the closing of three
on four candy factories OF confec-
tionery corporation here. Twelve
hundred employeS are idle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27
24s-M NEY KER s.
 s IT n C k MI R O NJ n

TT 0 C K AND BOND BROK ERS-Each person. firm or corporation con ducting business thereof, and any person. firm or corporation loaning money for himself or itself. or for other persons on stocks or bonds. and re- 6 elves compensation therefor, shall be deemed a stock broker and sub ject to a license as such, and any one transaction shall be sufficient to rem der liable under this para graph
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27
243-MONEY BROK FRS
 REALTY TRITST COM

REALTY TRUST COM PANIES - Each person. firm or corporation con ducting business of buy ing or selling first orssec- ond mortgage notes on real estate. or buying or selling stocks or bonds, or conditional sale con tracts or purchase money notes on automobiles, or rent notes, shall pay an annual license of 45 cents for each $1,000.00 of paid in capital stock for the last preceding year,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

firm or corporation conuucliiis ~ 2-MERCHANDISE BROKERS Each merchandise broker rep resenting. or is broker for persons or firms in the State or who represents. or is broker for business conducted or carried on in this State, or carrying stocks of goods not otherwise licensed or selling merchandise from such stock or from warehouse. in addition to all other licenses. ......-... 5l esgs- MERCHANDISE LICENSE GENER AL-(Not to include any busness for which license is specifically required by any other subsection of this schedule) Each person, firm or corporation, where stock and fixtures average less than .aoo 1l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

02-LABOR AGENT OR EM-
 PLOYMENT BUREAU
 Each member of firm or
 soIIcitor for labor agent
 or persons employed for contracting for employ ment of workers of what
 ever kind or class to be employed at distance
 greater than 75 miles
 from the corporate limits
 of the City of Birming-
 ham ........ .-...b. Z
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

 2o5-LAUNDRIES-Each per son. firm or corporation or agent operating or so- liciting for steam laun- dry. operating less than five horse-drawn wagons Five and less than seven : Seven and less than nine Nine and less than eleven Eleven and less than fif teen Fiftesn and over ....,-.- Each motor vehicle when used shall, within the meaning of this section. be considered the equiv alent of two horse-drawn vehicles.
 4o6-When business for dry cleaning or pressing is solicited or, received in connection or conjunction with. business described under Section 2A5. there shall be added 5000 to each gradation of the scale set forth above.
 1o7-LAUNDRIE Each hand laundry. or agent, operat- ing each. where less than five helpers are employed Five and over ....... 2oS-LAUNDRIES Each per son, firm or corporation conducting overall laun- 1rv ....S S.............-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

STAMPS. COL PONS. ETc.-Each person. firm or corporation doing business US trading stamp or coupon conlpany ..+...-.-.......--... Said business being defined as follows: When any person. firm or corporation within the City of Birmingham shall use. is- sue, give, distribute or circulate in any manner any stamps. coupons, tickets. cards, certifi- cetes or other devices for, or in sthe sale ef goods. wares or me rcha n Gise. which said stamps, coupons, tickets. cards. certificates or other devices are radeemable in goods, wsHua c~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

3ts-REFRIGERAT PIPE LINES-Each person, firm or corporation operating refrigerating pipe line for the purpose of refrigerat- inS the rooms, premises. goods. wares or merchan-
 disc of others for profit.
 For each person, firm or corporation so served. .. 25 3l9-RENDERING PLANTS Each person. firm or cor poration conducting .... 100 220-REPAIR SHOPS--Each re-
 pair shop. not otherwise li- censed, where gross annual
 business Is less than $1 900. 15 s1.000 and less than S2.000 25 $2,000 and less than s3.000 35 $3,0O0 and less than $5,000 50 $5,000 and over .......... 100 S21-RESTAUR ANTS AND CAFES-Each person. firm or corporation conducting restaurant or eating
 house where gross annual
 business is less than s10,- oOo ........ .... s5 s10.00O and less than Sl2,500 50 s12.500 and less than $15.000 75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

9oS-pRINTING AGENCY Each
 iob printing agent broker for
 or printers agent maintaining an cffice in the city and solicit
 ing orders in the city for print
 ing or book work to be done
 outside the city ..,.,<-......... 15o, 3O9-PUILMAN OR SLEEPING CAR COMPANIES Each .... 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

317 REAL ESTATE SALES AND RENTAL AGENCIES Including those who buy or sell real etsate on conn mission. rent houses or stores and collect rents for commission and have pa per hanging done or do pa
 per hanging for clients by
 hiring journeymen other than licensed contractors, and who negotiate loans on real estate for compen- sation .......... ........
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

2O1-LABOR AGENT OR EM- PLOYMENT BUREAU-Each member or firm or solicitor for labor agent or persons em- ployed for contracting for em- p.oyment cf workers of what ever kind or class to be em- ployed inside the City of Bir- mingham or within 75 miles of the corporate limits of the City of Birmingham characterization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

244-MONEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS TRIAL LOAN COMPANIES OR MORRIS PLAN BANKS Each person, firm or corpora tion lending money on wages, salaries. personal property, in- dorsements or personal secur- ity,. at legal rate of interest, where such lean is to be repaid m weekly CT monthly install me1tS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

275-PAWN BROKE FRS OR P X w N BROKERS AGENTS -- Each person, firm or corporation doing business as (this license to permit the sale of new pistols and cartridges by such pawn brokers or pawn brokers agents).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

07-PR1NTIN3, LINOTYP BoOKBINDING OR RULING Each perscn, firm or corpora tioa operating a job printing off, ice or linotype machine with or without printing press or boollbinding, with or without pointing press, where gross an- nual busincss is less than 5000 unn ,rJ l., e, s4a nAn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

S10-l}AILROADS ~ Each person.. firm or coi poration engaged in the City of Birmingham in the business of operating railroad pr roads foi transportation of freight an1 passengers, one or ooth. to and from other points in the State of Alabama, keep
 ing an office or place of busi- ness in the City of Birmingham 2,oot Where only freight Is trans ported ............................ 1,OoC 311-RAILROADS, BELT Each person, firm or corporation op- erating a telt railroad in the City of Birmingham. ........... l,oH n.n n noAn c,p er,IrA NISIIIp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-27

LAND COMPANY - Each person. firm or corpora ton doing business as a land company. where as sessed valuation of real estate is less than $50.000 - o0.O $50.000 and less than s15,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

vie naJrychlejszego opanowania
sytuacyi we Fiume, Rad wloski
radecydowal izolowac zupeinie
to miasto. Wydano uadto zakaz,
wzbraniajacy publikowania ia
kichkolwfek wiadomoSci, tycza-
cych sic wypadkow militarnych
we Fiume. Zamianowano W tym
celu sp~ecyakrego cenzora, wypo-
sazywszy go w szeroka wiadze.
Dotychczasowe informacye
stwierdzaja, re kolebka spisku,
Story d~oprowadzif do zbrojnego
zajecia Fiume przez ochotnikow
d'Anunzia, byia Wenecya.
Skutkiem zajSc we FSrrne pre-
mierowi Nitti zagraza kryzys ga
hanetowy.
Paryz, II. wrzsnia. - Jugoslo-
wianska delegscya pokojowa wy
da}a nastepujace oficyalne O.
swiadczenie w sprawie zajsG we
Fiume:
ME doszio do zadnego zbroj-
nego konflfktu W rocy z 12go na
13ty wrzeSnia, gdy 1000 wfoskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
NOVA OFENSYWA PRE-
CIV BOLSZEWIKOM.

Paryi, II. wrzesnia. - Dope
sza z Archangielska donosi, re an
tibolszewicka armia rosyjska ma
lynn froncie podjeia ofenSywe
wzdfuz torow kolei i prowadzi ia
re znacznym sui1cesem. Zajeto
miasto Omega, kt6re poprzednio
zdobyte bylo przez bolszewikow
W czasie os~tatniej ich ofensywy
ma tym frorcie.
Omsk, II. wrzesnia. - w. Pc
pekow, minister spraw wewnetrz-
nych w gabinecie Kolczaka, pre-
mawiajac do przedstawicieli
ziemstw, wyraziI sic W nastepuja-
.cy spos6b:
,,Sytuacya ma froncie ME Jest O.
becnie tax krytyczna, jak byla po-
przednio, ciagle jest Jednak yesz-
cze powazna. Nasze Porazki przy-
pisaG nalezy fa&towi, re armia
nasza ME otrzymaia dostatecznej
pomocy. Me mieliSmy rezerw i
nasz front byi zbyt odlegiym cd
podstawy operacyjnej. w tenn sa-
mem potozeniu So obecnie bolsze-
wicy, mysmy zas zreorganizowali
nasze wojska i przygotowujemy
nova ofensywe. Apetuje do orga-
now samorzadu. do municypalno-
sci j ziemstw, ably popariy nasza
dzielna armie."
Wsadywostok, II. w~rzesnia. -
Roland S. Morris, amerykanski
ambassador do Japonii i general
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
Z PIOTRO-PAWLOWA

Komitet Obywatelski, skupiajacy
sic PREY parafii SIS. Piotra i Pawia, e.
nergicznie p~raeuje W ce!u urzadze-
mia w~spaniaie3o prsyjecia ola zoinie-
rzy i marynarzy, p~rzyby{ych z Fran
cyl Tub oboz6Y amerykanskich do
domowych ~pieleszy. Bedzie to uro--
czystosG jakiej W tamtejszej dziel-
nicy jeszcze ME widzlano. Komitet
zamierza urzadzie wielki poch6d pc
ulicach tamtejszych, " kt6rym wez-
ma udZial miejscoWe Towarzystwa
meskie ! zehskie, jakote5 z%o4nierze-
veteran; po wymarszu bedzie ban
kiet W sail parafialnej, gdzie wsrod
wspanialych d%ekoracyi z~oinierze 20
stana powitani. Ma bankiet beda Ia
angatowani wybitni m6wey TAX Po-
lacy jak 1 obconarodewcy, a Pc u
k~ohczeniu tegoz, .edbedzie sic zaba-
wa uliczna, obek szkoiy. W przygo-
towaniaeh powyaszych, udziat bic
re takze x. proboszcz, Maksymilian
Koteoki 1 jego dwaj asystenci: X.
Wladysfaw Rzoska l X. Saucepan Bu-
bacz. Przyjscie to odbedzie sic " ME
duels, dnia 2Sgo b. m. Wstep ola pu
b~licznose wynoaic bedzie $3.50 cd
osoby. Ola zoinierzy W mundurach
wstep wolny. Bilety MONA nabyc W
kancelaryi parafialnej, w apiece pa
nj Przybylskiej, PREY narotniku S7ej
30. Paulina ul., 1 u p. Rak, r6g SseJ
| So. Hermitage ave. 2 pewodu bra
ku miejsca W sail, ograniczona Jest
liczba bilet6w. 7atem kto ma zamiar
wziae udzial, niechaj sic zawczasu
postara o billet " powytej wymienio-
nych miejscach ~najp6tniej do dnia
26go b. m. Blizsze szczegoly pocho-
du bankietu ogiosDone beda poS--
MET.
" poniedziaiek Eeszseso tyEodnia'
OBJ, wojciech Kudla. nabyi cd oh. ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

zolnierzy z okupowanych teryto-
ryow Istry i Slawonii przybyso
do tego miasta.
,5Okret wojenny Dante Allig-
hieri" byl niezdolny odPlynac'
gdyz maszyny jego zostafy roy
my$lnie przedtem uszkodzone.
.Wojsks z okrett wyiadowasy i
przy4sczyfy sic do ochotnikow d
.Anunzia.
,,W4oskie wiadze wojskowe,
jaGotez komendanci wojsk allan
.ck1ch byli niezdofni przywrocic
.porzadek, gdyz zamaeh przygoto-
wauo Z wielka starannoScia.
,Powstahcy wypedzili patrole
angielskie, stacyonowane W paha-
Gu rzadowym. Wydarzyly sic TAX
re demonstrscye przeciwko Anne
ryce, WieIliej Brytsnii, Francyi
i J~ugosaawii
,,D'Anunzio przemowii do zoi-
merry i tium6w, a potem W2osi
wypedzili Jugoslowian / zolnierzy
z Fiume / z Susak.
,,Francuzi, Amerykanie i An
glicy udali sic z Fiume ma polka
dy okrstow. Zachodzi Ottawa, re
zolnierze z regu1arnej armii WHO
skiej, ktorzy zostali wyssani pre-
e;wko powstaicom, moga sic z
mimi poiaezye."
RUMUNIA I SERBIA PODPI-
SEA K z AUSTRIA.
Paryz, II. wrzesnia. Echo
de Paris" donosi, re rzady Serbii
i Rumunii, ktore odmowily po-
przednio podpisania traktatu po-
kojownego z Austrya, zmienify
swe stanowisko i obecnie go pod
pisa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
.lGdybym iabyl posiadal

,yGdybym jaby' posiadai tie
gwarancye W ehwili, gdy w sier-
pniu 1914 roku podpisywalem de-
kret mobiliracyjny, ME bylbym
zmuszony do nakazu mobilizacyi,
gdyz Niemcy nigdyby mas ME by
ly zaatakowaly."
+ Do dyskusyi ma temat ratyfika-
cyl zapisanych jest do tel poV Al
mowcow, kt6rzy pragna uzasad-
mic, dlaczego ratyfikacyi sic spree
c:wiaja.
ZMIANY w CZESKIM GABI-
NECIE.
Praga, II. wrzesnia. - Procz
ministra Stribeny'ego podai sic
DO .dymisyi rowuiez minister Pra-
seek, wmieszany, podobnie jak pc
przedni, W skanada1e s~zulerskie.
HENDERSON o w
PoRZADKU SWIATA.
Londyn, II. wrzesnia. - Ar
thur Henderson, sekretarz brytyj
skiej partly Piracy, wyrazii sic
w SVEN p~rzem6wieniu ma miedzy
narodowym kongresie uni W ma
stepujacy sposob:
,Obecny niepokoj ma ca}ym
swiecie oznacza, re dawny porza,
dek rzeczy przechodzi kurcze
przedSmiertne i re wkr6tce naro-
dzi sic nowy porzqdek spoleczny.
Klasowe rzqdy W polityce skaza-
ne So ma zagiade, ale jest jeszcze
ciagle rzeczq wtapliwa, czy idea
prawdziwej wolnoSci politycznei
zostanie osiagniety W tym i w in,
nych krajach be- gwafownyclI
konwulsyi spoleczenstw."
Analizuj9c powody togo niepo,
koju, stwierdzi} Henderson, &c
rozwoj politycznych instytucy:
ME dotrzymywaF kroku szybkie'
mu wzrostowi powszecfncj de-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
ZALECA T Y
MIASTOWA RATYFI-
KACYE.
Paryz, II. wrzeSnia.


francuskiej Izbie deputowanych
wznowiono wczoraj dyskusye ma
tcmat ratyfikacyi traktatu poke.
.jowego i W czasie jej zabrai CLOS
byIy premier Rene Niviani. Wy
tyika} on n;ckt6re biedy i ustcrki
traktatu, z~akohczyl jednak CORA
Gym apelem do wszystkich partyi
o motive JAZZ najrychlejsze raty-
fikowanie tego aktu. Wyrazii PREY
tenn zupcln2 wiare W dostatecz--
nose ~gwarancyi danych przez A
meryke i Wielka Brytanie ma wy
padek niesprowokowancgo napa-
du &c strony Niemiec, PREY czem
oswiadczy};
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

William S. Graves, komendant a.
merykanskich wojsk ekspedycyJ'
nych W Syberyi, powrocili dc
Wsadywostoku z Omsks, gdzie
bawili z poiecenia Waszylgtonu,
celem zbadania sytuacyi i pre-
prowadzenia rokowah z rzaden
'Kotczaka. Pan Morris wyraziA
sic, re konferencye te mialy cha
rakter sympatyczny i serdeczny'
Dodai PREY tenn, re sytuacya mill
tarna poqostaje W dalszym ciagu
niezdecydowana.
~SPROSToWAN1E POGLO-
SEX.
Paryz, IT. wrzesnia. - w po--
waznych kolach tutejszych zaprze
czaia podanym wczoraj wiadomo-
SCION, jakoby ma przedwczoraj-'
szej sesyi Rady Najwyzszcj oma-
wiano sytuacye rosyjska i zade--
zmienic stanowisko A.
fliant6w odnosnie do Rosy, pozo,
stawiajac ia waasnemu jej losowi
Ma sesyi tel sytuacya rosyjsks
wcale ME by$a nawet poruszana
( A
WSCHODU.
Toxic, IT. wrzesnia. - Pisms
tutejsze donosza, re Rad StanoW
Zjednoczonych zwrocii sic do re-
du japonskiego z zadaniem wyda'
[nia memorandum, ktoreby zawic'
raio oswiadczenie sic W nastepu
Ijacych punktach:
l. Re Japonia ME ma zadnycF
agresywnych celow W prowincy
Szantung.
?. lie Japonia zrzeka sic swycf
pretensyi do zaiatwienia wylacz
ME przez sama siebie sPrawy
Tsing-Tao.
3. Oznaczenie dokiadnej daty
Ikiedy zwroci Szantung Chinom
wycofa z tel prowincyi swe woj
ska.
z Waszyngtonu donosza tn, q
tamtejszy Department stanu o
trzymal oficyalne zawiadomlenl'
z Pekinu, il rad Chiiski wyda
edykt, stwierdzajacy, re pomie-
DIV Niemcami a Ch;nami iStnlej,
stan pokoju.
Jak wiadomo. Ch;ny odmowi},
podpisania traktatu pokojowegc
Z Niemcami Z powodu zawartycl
W MIN krzywdzacych klauzul "
sD-,u;a Szop+r,no,I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
Kwestya slnaku.

Officer, dokonujacy inspekcyi: -
Czy So jake zat2lenia kapralu?
Kapral: - TAX, panic ~oficerze,
prosze tego spr6bowatl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

Officer '(smakujac Dodany sobie
piyn):- Toe to najlepsza zupa, ia
ka kiedykolwiek miaiem " ustaeh!
.Kapral: - TAX, panic oficer.e'
ale kucharz m6wi, 10 to kawa....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
NOSKE GROZI BOLSZEWI-
KOM.
KOM.

Drezno, II. wrzesnia. Pre-.
nawiaj&c ma konwcncyi niciniec,
kich socyalist6w wiekszoSci, O.
Swiadczyl minister obrony krajo,
wei Noske re ME dopu5ci do obje-
cia wisdzy przez spartacydow
PREY czem wyrazii sig:
,Jezeli zajdzie rotrzeba wysta,
vic ma nicbezpieczehstwo zycie
kiiku tysiecy szalehc6w, ce!em O.
chrony setek tysiecy spokojnych
obywateli, bede dzia}af zupeinie
W ten sam sposdb. jak postapiiem
" 'Bcrlinie, Hamburger, Brcmie
Monachium.'
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PoIsGI poI'fyR. cry wIcTs5v c1J mHIst
Try "a oDowiazek DocEytvwnc son'e
pns.inien stale reklAmnwa narode-
Coer n1s1a - n -NhcvrS
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Oh. Jan Dybas, otworzyi " tych
dniach sklad ~rzezniczy, pnr. 3O72 s.
Wood I'll. Widac, re interesa W tam
t~ejszej dzielnicy sic mnoza z dnien
kazdym, Swiadczy to, re gosposie pa
mietajs o haSle ,,swoj do swego'.
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Gle tIesaI-S Jest nos waSZ q
ny? Czy cieknde wan . nosa? ma
Gle boil W przedn:ej osssci ghowy?
cry mustcie krDtusIc ste Sby gardlo
wyczyScjc? czy muSicie kichac? ma
Gle {eohtanie W gardle?
Katar Cszu?
Czy S{uch waSz nfedomaga?
Czy cIeknse wan Z usZu?
Czutecie sNlerZblenie / palenfe?
CzLjecie szuRn W glowie?
Csy dZwoni wan W uSZaohI
Mac!e kRSzel?
CZy gUbiCie ma wadze?
CLy przeZiebiclo sic katwoI
Cry pfwaoie zofta materys?
Czy iechce was w gar1le?
Czy czujeoie, re opadacte IA sihach?
Macie palsey boil w gardle?
CZy MUSCLE wstawac " nocy by
odetohnRc?
Zyzowate sproStowane beg al
DO ~chloroformu. Gruc1o4y kurowR-
ne s~pecyalna metods. albo usuwa-
ne zaraz " mobm ofisie kt0ry skla-
da sic z 10 poNoi. Robione 50 ope-
racSc, X-RRy egzaminacye I kuro-
wanie.
DIR. F. O. CARTER,
120 s. State utica.
Szyld z ~wdrujacem Swsatism.
Gotz. cd 9 do s, W atedZ. cd 10 do IL.
otwarts " sobots ~popoSudntu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

k6ba Bragiel, sklad rzezniczy i WIKI
tuai6w spozywczych, pnr. 361S So.
Marshfield ave. Oh. Kudla Jest ener-
sicznym pracownikiem W kolach to-
warzyskich i parafialnych W tamtej-
szej dzielnicy. Jest On skarbnikiem
spoiki budowniczo-pozyczkowej p.
n, ,,Spolka Polsko-Amerykanska'.
Rodakowi zyczymy powodzenia.
Oh. Piotr Li%buszowski, Fam. pnr.
1856 So. Ashland ave-, powr6cii W
tych dniach z Casper, Wyoming,
gdzie wyjecha} by} ma kilka tygod-
nj celem poratowania nadwatlonego
zdrowia. Wyjazd p. Libuszowskle-
mu poslu5yf, albowiem powrocii PREY
jak najlepszem zdrowiu. w niedale-
kiej przyszioSci otworzy interes, kto-
ry przez utrate zdrowia zmuszony
byi porZucfc.
=
w tych dniach w~yjechala ma wa
kacye do Toledo, Ohio, pani Anna
Kwasigroch, wraz z siostra parma
Weronika Plazyk, gdzie beda podej-
mowane u PIP. Matejow, TAME "a
mieszkalych. PAM Kwasigroch, ma
ley do starych osadniczek tamte1-
szej dz;elnicy i zamieszkuje W po-
blizu koScioia.
Oh. Leon KulczeTski, Znany fry
Eyer, zam. pnr. 1854 So. Paulina
ul., nabyI W tych dniach eleganckl
automobil mark Ford.
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0OIY, USZY, NOS q


Czy oczy vase TIA
via lub So ~ZaognioneT
lest w1rok Eamglony?
d~oStateote zawrot l
Dol glowy? czy oczy
vase ropieda? czy ma
Gle katarakte? CZy O.
cy vase - Zy1owa-
ce? MaoSe katar giowy
AIbo gar3ia? CZy plwa-
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WIZYTA KROLA ALBERTA
DO AMERYKI.

Londyn, II. wrzeSria. - Belgij
ski krol Albert wraz Z kr0lowa
Elzbicta i nastepca tronu Leopol-
dem odjadq do Ameryki dnia -
wrzesnia ma okrecie George Wa
Shington', cskortowanym przez