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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
Will Addrc>s nnrs

Ecv, Arthur j. Gray. rector OF tho
Church of the Good Shepherd. Forest
Hin. viii address the Boys Sunda y
Afternoon Club ut ::2o. He will talk
about "'rhc Jairanrsc Stonecnttcr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
Sentence is Suspended.

William Davis, coiorcd. who waS sen
fenced Thursday 10 serve "A year in the
Pcnitcntiary Tor grand larceny. had
sentence suspended yesterday by Judge
Richardson. He was released on good
behavior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
E.cap-. P,om no,a CO.

HhTr.so0 Pinrce colorcd vguo .akor
70 the First Police station %c4,crdav
afternoon, charged wi,h hay!ui. O..
capsd from the state road force
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07

Announcement has been made that
;hc schools would reopen Monday, re.
"ardlcss of the weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07

INC JOlli1s a. l"2N," WIN a cast OF
more than s!Nty will be presented at
The strand rhcatcr here OH February
u and II. by kN.hnond Shriners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07

rroviouSly Acknowledged 3 .S;s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
TWO COMPANIES INSPECTED

total ..........,...........s ct.2c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
Support Emery for Governor.

In these columns last week we're out.
lined the qualifications that, IN the
epinion of this newspaper, should be
possessed by him whom the people this
year select for governor of Vermont,
also the state Of mind and the methods
bv which the people should approach
and finally make their selection. From
the four announced candidates for the
Republican nomination-one OF whom
win undoubtedly be selected for the
office-the choice will be made.
Looking these four men over, and
conceding the particular qualities and
points OF strength of each, this paper
vet has a decided preference, founded
we assert. not on personal friendship,
or location--lwhich should be largely
disregarded in a matter OF this kind
but because we sincerely believe that
one of these men combines in an un-
usual degree the qualities that would
make a good governor. Our choice Is
Col. Curtis $. Emery Of Newport.
IL NAV be because we have had a
long and close opportunity to know
Colonel Emery and TO appreciate has
worth that we are led TO this Judgment.
Rut he answers the test, and this be-
ing the case. If the job were our own
personal one. we should hire him for
il on the spot.s
We had intended TO appraise and set
forth with some detail Colonel Emery 5
qualifications, training and experience
a. we have noted them, but il has been
done 30 we'll in a communication pub
lished elsewhere in this issue, from the
pen of one Of the keenest minds IN
Vermont--a long time neighbor and
professional associate Of the subject
Of the sketch-that we will simply re-
fer readers to that article. as covering
the theme fairly and fully. We en-
dorse the statement. u = not over
drawn. II does not make Colonel I'm
cry a paragon Of wisdom, virtue or in
failibility. but il draws a fesh-and.
blood picture Of a real man as he real
IN j.. and for that alone j. wei worth
the reading.
We viii only add that in respect "a
inherent capacity, clear Judgment
knowledge Of Vermont, its needs, its
institutions. it, men, high civic con.
sciousness. courage. tenscity Of right
purpose. candor, ability to select high.
standard subordinates. tact in meet
ing and handling men. and al the ota-
er elements that promise suPeriativeiy
excellent service in the g0veruorship
Colonel Emery combines these essen
tai qualities to a greater degree, ~
our opinion. than any Of the other can
aifafes And this j. NOT disparagin1
any Of these. either. except ls com.
parison forces this iudEmsnt.-Ran.
dolph Herald and News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
STOWE

Following the subject of the sermon
last Sunday, The Mission OF the
Church." the subject for the Sunday
morning service at the Community
church to -morrow will be "The Leader
ship of Jesus"
H. L. Shaw was in Burlington on
business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Macutcheon
and Mrs. Macutcheon's father, Lewis O.
Raymond, arrived in Stowe Thursday
night, after passing the winter at Jack
sonville. Fla,
Curran Bellows, who has been laid
up for some time following an opera
ton for removal Of a toe, is recovering
and will begin work at the violin fac
tory Saturday. !.
Little Jessie Prescott is doing well
and is able to play about, after the
removal, by a surgical operation, OF
large cent that became lodged in her
throat.
Mrs. Martin Raymond, who has
passed some time with her mother in
Morrisville, has returned home.
Elmer L. Barrows has purchased the
Frank Cooley house on School street
His son, Willis, win move there with
his family, when the house is vacated
by Vern Shepard and family, who are
the present occupants.
Albert Smith, who has been very i'll
with influenza and complications, has
returned from Morrisville and resumed
his work at his barber shop Friday,
Mrs. Frank Guild and little son OF
Waterbury Center and daughter, Miss
Elsie Guild, who is attending the Mas
sachusetts state normal school at Fran.
ingham, were in Stowe Friday
Mrs. c. |. Robinson returned to Wa
terbury Friday, after week with Mrs
A. w Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Fowler, who
have passed the winter at Orlando
Fla, have returned to birmingham
Mass. Their plans for coming to ''The
Knoll are not yet decided upon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
when Cargo Sails Itself.

Ordinary ships carry cargo. But
here's a case where the ship itself i it,
own cargo. 4 simple and ingenious
way Of transporting timber across the
ocean has been revived BY a Vancouver
lumber man who j. building solid
shin Of timber a. IL comes from the
forest. This ship Is 10 voyage to Eng
land, there 70 be broken UP and sold.
This feat reminds one Of the fact that
a. early IS l770 "a raft Of timber IN
the form Of a ship" was sailed from
Massachusetts across the Atlantic ~
~ DAYS. This venture was followed
bv others. and timber was taken IN
this manner to the West Indies for
many vears.-Thc Nations Business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
Service a La Carte.

For DAYS upon DAYS the company
had plodded ON with the Rhine As their
objective, until they had begun TO
think that the river was purely myth.
ical aud that nothing really existed
but sore feet and empty canteens. FL
nallv, at the end Of one DAYS march,
thcv entered Andernach and threw
themselves on the ground. One soldier.
with a spark Of remaining ambition,
wandered or. aud in a few seconds
came rushing back.
"The Rhine-th the Rhine!3 he shout
ed. Its here, right down that street
a couple Of hundred yards"
His buddy staggered to his feet, but
sank down again.
~Oh, hell" he groaned. bring me a
burketful Of 1.-THE Home Sector
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
AEeing Ever

ms isw case = woman was being
pressed 20 state her ags, and al efforts
II counsel failed - get a satisfactory
reply
afNay don't sou answer the question,
madam said thc iudge- Remember
that the longer you hesitate he older
vcu uin br-fsarson's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
lsinheld -Hardwiek Stage.

corlencinc about May !, 1920,
shall nv auto stage from Hard
vick Plainfeld. Barre and Montpel.
Ter, es-v day except Sunday All er.
rands nd baggage promptly attended
10 I.es right Careful driver VIII
have enclosed Dodge Brothers bus
Yoursfor more business g. Wade
Bsnjs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
Hsrdwiek Stage

G. iporonto-s stage win start Nay
9. uE7rr daily between Hardwiok.
Mmft IN and Rare, as followst
Lfars srdwirk q. m arrive Mont
rle lifT s-sr In-ln O. n Hotel Barre
ia Returning leave Hotei Barre
3 81 Meatreiifr house f.3o p. m
finsr iun f.S5 3. m- arrive Hard
20 u-sdx.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01

what. he matter, old man You
loek ss IL veu'd been sentenced % asrd
labor for Fife
I'm afraid Z have been. Miss d.
Mflivuus has Just refused me. --Bo-tcn
Transcript
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

w ubieg1a sobote odbyly sic zare-
czyny panny o. Rammel, c6rki dlugo-
letnich osadn:kow Trojcowa, panst-
wa Rammel, Fam. pnr. $40 N. Wood
ul. z panem G. W. McClaran z Rock
Island, III. Stub odbedzie sic PREY
koncu miesiaca czerwca b. r.
4 q
Przyjac:63ki panny LeckadN Pal
rowskiej, c6rki pahstwa Teofila |
.Joanny Pajrowskich, zam. pnr. 1888
Dickson vi. starych osadnik6w Sta
nislawowa, sprawiiy jei mia niespo-
dzianke t. wv. shower party z o.
kazyi jej zamaap6jscia "a p. Jana ia
skulskiego, miodziehca dobrze INA
nego W ko4ach miodziezy. Obecne n"
tel mi4ej niespodziance byly nasteru
lace panny: NJ. Pajrowska, N. Pajro
wska, H. Schultz, B. Zoska. Stan.
Jaskulska, H. Borucka, K. NoWaE'
NJ. Rackowska, NJ. Petta, q. kuliH'
A. Bussa | B. Wejner.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

Jutro " sail parafialnej sw. Jana
Kantego o godzinie Sci wieczorem
odbedzie sic zapowiedziany koucert
Ch6r6w Kantowsklch 2 okazyi imie-
min mieiscowego probcszcza, X. Sta
nislswa Siatki c. R. Ma program
Etoaa sic p;erws1orzedne utwory INA
komitych Rompozytorow, kt6re wy
kona Choir mieszany, spiewy solowe,
miedzy kt6rymi znaiduje sic solo pa
nj Heleny z G6rzyhskich M~afeckiej.
oraz produkcye muzyczne So ma pro-
gramie. Doda6 nalety, be koucert
spiewakow kantowsktch budzi ogolne
zainteresowanie.
& q >
Jutro " kosciele p. ". sw. Kon-
stancyi W jefferson Park ma sumie
wygiosi patryotyezne kazanie K. Rex
tor wladysfaw Zapaha @. r. odbedzie
sic takze 5aiobne nabo4eshtwo "a
polegfych braci ma wojpie. Pc poau-
dniu o godzinie 4ej W sail parafial-
nej odbedzie sic ,ybunco panty, Atore
u~rzadzsja Niewiasty Rozahoowe ma
doch6d parafti. Komitet urzadzaja-
cy przygotowuje mnostwo niespo--
dzianek.
Jutro dnia ego b. m. odbedzie sic
W ogrodzie Sienkiewicza, W Jefferson
Park, 'pierwsza W tym sezonie wy
cieczka, kt6ra urzadza Gniazdo Soko-
lie i'm. ]. X. Ordona. Ogr6d Sienkie-
wicza jest juz odrestaurowany po
wielkiej bury; wiele n~iespodzianeA
komitet planuje. Poczatek zaoaWy
w~ycieczkowej o godzinie lei popofu-
dniu.
Jutro wparafi p. W. NiepoKalane-
90 Serca Nary W Irving Parku Cd
bedzie sic z~akonczecie festynu. Pro
szeni So nan wszyscy parattane l
fch p~rzyjaciele.
> q :
Jutro, dnia 9go b. m. przypaoa
doroczny odpust W parafii sw. Sta
nisiawa B. | NJ, W Cragin, gdDle
prcbosoczem jest X. Stan. Swierc7ek
c. R. Z okazyi patrona tel parafii'
Porzadek nabozenstw bedzie 1ak ivy
kle W nfedziele. po poludniu o go
dzinie $3.50 odbedzie SIC uroczyste
poswiecenie kamienia weg1elnego
nod nowy gmach' szkolny, ooecnie
pod ~konstrukcya. WszystKis mel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

NEPORTERH

JaSRogora - czyi corona Czesto-
chowy. - Dramat narodowy W sze-
sciu odsionach pod tymze tytuNem, o.
degra jutro wieczorem W sail sw.
Stanis}aws Kostki, Kolko Drama
tyczne PREY tejze parafii. SZtuka ia
o tie patryotycznem i religjnem 20
staia napisana na podstawie nPoto-
pu" Henryka Sienkiewicza przez S. p.
S~Zczesnego Zahajkiewicza Ia inicya-
tywa S. p. X. Wfncentego Barzyn-
shego UmySlnie ma obch6d 1oo-Net-
niej rocznicy przyjecia przez narod
polski Konstytucy Sgo maja, W da-
wriejszej sail szkolnej Sw. Stanisla-
va Kostki. J~utrzejszem przedstawie-
MEM ,.Jasnogory' obchodziG bedzte
Kok}o Dramatyczne ma Stan;siawo-
vie 29ta rocznice swej po5ytecznej
sluzby narodowej / spolec7nej. Kilku
ze starszych amatorow, kt6rzy ma
wielkim obchodzte majowym W roku
1891, grail W ,,JasncgorDe" wysta-
pia Enowu W iu~trzejszem ~przedsta-
wieniu. Wszystkie role W reku IDOL
nych amatorow / amatorek. RaDem,
przeszlo so os6b bierze pdziai ma
scenic. Role KS. Kordeckiego bedzie
graz p. Jan Nering, Babfntcza p. Jo-
ref Kamedulski, generaaa Mfllera, p.
Jan K~ondsiorski. Re6yserye prze-
prowadzi p. wincenty J65wiakowski,
pfeSniami W sztuce zachodzacymi dy-
ryguJe D. Antcni W. Barwig, kosty-
umy malowntcze, polskie I szwedz-
kte dostawta p. Antoni D~obr7anski,
eharskterystyka W reku p. Jana ST.
korskiego. Muzyka sntrsktowa Eaj-
mule sic p. Wladysfaw Wisniewski.
Pr6cz wieczornego pr0edstawfenia
bedzie take przedstawienie ,,Jasno-
CORY popofutniowe, dla dzieci szkol
nych, ktore rozpocmie sic o godzi-
ME $50. Wstep dla d8ieci szkot-
nych specysInIe znfzcny. GoScmi no.
norowymi K6fka ma popoaudnio-
VEN przedstawieniu beda Siostry Ma
rczycfeIk wszystkich szko} pofskich
" Chicago. Bilety ma ,,Jasnogore' be
da tes7cze do nabycia W niedziele Cd
god1iny 1sze1 p~OpOaudniu, przy ka-
s'e. u wetscia do sail Sw. Stanissawa
Kcstki.
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XTRA!
PoLAcY ZDoBYLI Know.

Londyn, 8. maja. - Iskrowa de-
|pesza z Moskwy donosi, ze pol
skie i ukraihshe wojska zdobyiy
Kijow, do ktorego wroczyy W
czwartek W nocy. Odnosny komu-
nikat rzadu sowiet6w opiewa:
w okolicy Kijowa nasze woj-
ska w nocy z d. ego ma Tiny kwie-
tnia walczy}y z przewazajacemi
si,ami nieprzyjaciela ma p6inocny
i poiudniowy zachod cd tego mia
sta. Ku wieczorowi nieprzyjaciel
przeiamai sic do przedmiese, ale
zcstai wstrzymany naszymi kontr-
atakami. P6zniej nasze wojska-
stosownie do rozkaz6w - rozpo-
czefy odwr6t w porzadku ma levy
brzeg Dniepru.
w kierunku Pyta}owa nasze
wojska odparfy postepy nieprzy--
jaciela W odlegiosci % mil ma po-
fudnie cd miejscowosci Krasny.
w kierunku Igumenu ina wschod
cd Mihska) nieprzyjaciel probo-
wal pod VISTA Berezyna przepra--
vic sic przez Berezyne, ale zostai
zepchniety w ty}."
Berno, 8. maja. - Wojska pol
skie prowadza PREY pomocy Cd
dziaiow galicyjskich i ukrainskich
skuteczny poScig "a uciekajacymi
bolszewikami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

III. bawiac sic ma podworzu tu4 obok
domu, zostaia ukaszona przez psa
W lewa reke. Dr.. l.. A. Kozakiewicz
opatrzyf dziewczynce rane. Pies,
kt6ry byl wlasnoScia Henry a Do
b~rzahskiego Fam. pod powyiszym nu
merem zostal zabrany przez policye.
Wczcraj W sadie gdzie urzeduje
sedzia Barrett, lava wielkoprzysie-
g}ych Grand Jury uzna3a winnym
smierci Harry'ego Self, Fam. pnr.
2739 Augusta ul. b~yznesowego agen-
ia dla uni damskiej odziezy, ktory
W 66jce dnia 1890 lutego 1917 pre-
biz nozem Edwarda NJ. Tomczaka,
a ten zmarl wskutek zatrucia krgi.
= q =
SzeScioIetnia MalgorZata Poltz,
zam. pnr. 524O s. Paulina ul-, pre-
chodzac utica tua PREY 54ej | So.
Ashland ave. {ostaia najechana
przez automobii, kt6rym kierowat
Frank Carey. Fam. pnr. 9046 S. BIZ
shop III. Dziewcze doznaio ciezkich
p~okaleczen ma glowie / twarzy. Pc
opatrzeniu ran przewieziono ofiare
wvpadku do domu rodzic6w dziecka
pod powy4szym numerem.
Robotnik firmy rzezalnianej OAR
lirl- Company. Roman Basihski' "a
m~ieszkaly pnr. 1890 Latin ul. mo-
! sac cieaka sztuke miesiwa ma Pile
| each potknai sic / upadi ma bruko-'
wana posadzke. doznajac ciezkiego
nokaleczenia. N'eszczeSliwego zabra-
no ambulansem p~olicyjnym do s7pi-
tala powiatoEego.
Przechodzac utica Franciszek Ko-
lanko, zam. pnr. 1921 Honore ul.
zostaI ukaszony przez psa, W pra%e
ramie. Wla$cicielem jes pan: Agnle-
ska K~aczynska, Zam. pnr. 1929 >.
Honore ul. Policya zajeAa sic psem'
oraz jego wlascicielka.
!. . :
F.rma r~ealnoSciowa w. Zelosky
Co. zakupila SO akry gruntu W o.
kolicy PREY Foster i Nagle III. da-
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wyprawic hucZne chZciny.
L RI :


W srode, dnia 1890 b. m. W koscie
lie p. W. sw. Jadwigi o godEnie Bel
wieozorem ma kobiercu slubnym Sta
na p. Roman Szumnarski z parma
Wiktorya Bronkafa. Oboje panst""
miodzi So znani W koiach m4od1dezy
ma p6tnocno-zachodniej etronie mia
sta.
. -
Wc7oarj wieczorem koleja ,,Michi-
gan Central" wyjecha{ do Bostonu'
Mass. p. J6Def Pawlak, Fam. pnr.
1865 w. Belmont ave. ma sejm fabry
kant6w uAmalgamated Clothing OF
America. P. PawlAk jest d(ugolet-
MIN delegation lokafu IA do kt6re-
go nalsia przeszio 5000 cz}onRow.
Gala unia sklada sie 2 100000 czion
k6w. Pc drodze zwiedZi take Naga-
"a Falls, Nowy York, Brooklyn, Wa
shington, D. c. Do Chicago powroci
a4 DIVA tygodnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
.NOTATKI OSOBISTE

w domu PIP. Stanislawa / Amy
Turhowskich, Fam. pnr. 2041 Carver
ui., zapanowaia niezmierna radosc
Q powodu przyjscia ma SWAT poctechy
W postaci tegtej | hoiej c6reczki. Mat
ka jak 1 dziecie znajduja sic PREY do
brym zdrowiu. Ojciec za$ przyrzeka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

wniej 64ej ava. gdzie LIMA tramwa-
iowa Lawrence ave. oddalona jest o
kirka zaledw1e blok6w. Grunt ten be
die rozparcelowany " pol akrowych
obszarach.
4 x +
MARGIN Glm, lat 80, zam. pm. 1913
Hervey al, zostal aresztcwany pod IA
rzutem dopusDczania she kradzieEy po'
kostu z fabryN p. n. uBdnnet varnish
Company" pnr. 2219 Elstom ave, gdzie
Glon byl 7atrudniony. Pr7edstawiel fir
Glare Bennett, wni6sl oskartenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

katedry arcybiskupiei, bedzie cele-
bransem W tel uroczystoSci. X. VIA
dysiaw Zapala C. R. wygbosi kazanie,
zastosowane do okol' cznoSci. Male
zy za7naczyc, % uroczystoSt ia Cd
bedzie sic z peana okazaIoscia, vie.
ME powinno zabraknat nikcgo z pa
rattan / z pobliskfch dzielnic. Brak
klas szkolnych przynaglil potrzebe
novel budowli szkolnej, kt6ra DO
stanie ~poaaczona z obecnym budyn-
klein, mies1czscym swiatynie 4 szko-
10. Architecture bedzie symetryc7na
z nowym koScio1em.
:. - =
Jutro wieczorem, o godzinie 7:30
W sail parafialnej Dobrego Pasterza
przy 26ej l S. Kolin ave. miejsco-
we ch6ry wystawia poraz drugi dWie
homedye nadZwyczaj wesole, p. t..
,,BNazek Opetany" 1 ,,zyd " Beczce".
Parafianie takotez 1 public0nosc 2
pobliskich parafii powinna poprzet
przedstawienie.
Jutro, W niedziele,. dnta 9go b.
m. W sah Zwiazku Polek pnr. 1909
Ashland ave. odbedzie sic wiec0orek
rozmaitosci ur0adZony staran'em
Klpbu ,,Rozwoju". Program choc
kr6tki, ale urozmaioony ME bedzie
nudzi3 nikogo. Poczatek o godzinie
Tel wieczorem.
= . =
Tow. Sw. Stanislawa Kostki, or.
225 2. P. R. X. W South Chicago
urzadza zabawe majowa W przysz4a
Srode, dnia 1890 b. m, kt6ra sic Cd
bedzie W najpiekniejszej / najwiek-
sci sail W So. Chicago zwana Ma
sonic Temple" mi~eszczacej sic PREY
91ej / Exchange ave. Podczas zaba-
wy przygrywaG bedzie orkiestra p.
Urbanka. Komitet doklada starah, a
by zabawa wypadfa tak ~najlep.ej.
J. q =
Bank Sw. Jadwigi otworzyl nova
4Ota serge, do kt6rej MONA sic "a
pisaG W biurze sekretarza OBJ. w. Slo-
sarzyka. pnr. 2025-27 Webster aN..
! q :
Lava wielkoprzysieg}ych korone-
"a uwolniIa ~policyanta F. Gappla, pod
kaucya $4,000, kt6ry przez pomyi-
ke zastrzelil ~policyanta Jak6ba ].
Kunziego, sadzac, il to byl RADIUS. Pc
licya prowadzi Sledztwo W dalszym
c'agu. Rodzina zabitego str6la bez-
~pieczehstwa ME jest zbyt zadowolona
z decyzyi, wydanej przez lave wiel-
koprzysieglych koronera.
Detektyw Leon Carr, re stacyi poll
cyjnej 50ej III. postrzelil jednego z
p~odejrzanych rabusiow. ktorzy obec-
ME dokonuja r~abunkow, PaWia
Chmiela, alias Smith, lat 81, Fam. p.
mr.. 1929 S. Marshfield ave-, kt6rego
wypuszczono pred trzema miesiaca-
mi z wiezienia W Pontiac, Ill. Pre-
wieziono go do szpitala p. n. Fort
Dearborn" 2 kulka rewolwerowa W
boku. Lekarze orzekli, il p~ostrzelo.
nv on Jest f~atalnie 1 zostanie kaleka
ma Gale zycie. w szpitalu przyzna} sic
do rozmaitych niecnych sprawek.
wydal take swego towarzysza joe
IA Kubinskiego, ktory ma zamieszk'-
wac mr.. 1921 Wentworth ave. Una
lezicno PREY MIN revolver i naboje.
. 80
Franciszek Wierzba, robotnik, lat
40, gam. pnr. 2346 N. Carpenter III.
ulegi wczoraj wypadkowi PREY piracy
W fabryce pude} p. n. American Pa
per Box Co., PREY ulicy 22ej wsku-
TEX czego odniosi fatalne pokalecze-
mia. Przewieziono go do szpitala p9-
wiatowego, gdzie sic ~znajduje W sta
ne krytycznym.
w niedziele, dnia 1890 maja b. +.
O godzinie Sci wieczOrem W sail pa
rafialnej Sw. Trolley, Koiko Lite
rackie wystawi sztuke Przybylskiego
p. t.. ,,Panstwo Wackowie": PROXY Cd
bywaia sic r~egularnie j cZIOnkoWie
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Zyzowate Oczy NIGGA Bye Wyleczone.

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Czteroletnia Marya Radkowska,
Fam Z rodzicamt pnr. 1892 Superior
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-31
SOLDIERS LEAVE
CAMP Gates FOR
BORDER SERVICE

Last Monday the troops that have
been stationed at Camp Gates left for
Douglas. Their departure was
uneventful. No crowds assembled at
the depot to bid them good-by, there
was no parade.
We look back to those memorable
times in June, 1917 when the first
company of cavalry came here under
command of Captain Mann. We were
all pretty much interested in the
army in those days, our country had
been at war with Germany but a few
months, and the uniform symbolized
great deal to most of us. AS Kip
ling said: ooh, it's Tommy this, and
Tommy that, and Tommy take my
seat" in fact, we all were keen for
Tommy when the drums Eagan to
beat And about that time our own
boys were leaving here daily to join
up, every week saw more and more
of the old gang leaving, and ere
Christmas of 1917 rolled around about
every eligible fellow who could get in
the ranks had left.
The war came to an end in Novem-
ber year ago and one by one the
old bunch, with some exceptions, un-
fortunately came drifting back. AS
quickly as they could get the money
for civilian clothes the old uniform
came off and was folded away in the
barracks bag. They were tired Of
the sight of the uniform, as were all
the people of America. The job was
over, and they became Christians"
again, and unlike our allies across the
sea, our boys went back to work and
to forget. But the regulars could
not discard the o. d. just yet, and
the boys at Camp Gates were regu-
lars and they are in uniform whether
the job has been finished or not And
unfortunately so. The regulars in
our old standing army furnished the
nucleus around while our great re-
serve army was built; it was the old
drill sergeants of the regular army
that first taught the green rockies of
1917 their left foot from their right,
and explained to them the mysteries
of squads east and column west.
We are a tickle people. The fellow
who said, "In America a thing is old
after the first day." was about right.
We miss the soldiers, to be sure
those silent barracks up at Camp
Gates rather depress us when we pass
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-31
HERCULES OFFICIALS HAVE HAlRBREADTH
ESCAPE FROM Death; AVALANCHE OF ORE
CARRIES THEM THROUGH CHUTE TO CARS
General Manager Wilson and Chief Engineer Hutton
Are Drawn Down With Rush of Ore Through Bin
When Chute Is Opened to Load Cars; narrowing
Experience.

T. D. Wilson, general manager, and
Doc Hutton, chief engineer, of the
Ray Hercules Mining company, had a
narrow escape from death Wednesday
in the ore bin of the company at Ray.
The company had resumed shipment
of ore to their mill at Belgravia, on
Monday, and the bins were filled with
ore from the mine.
Messrs. Wilson and Hutton were in
the bin on top of the ore when Mexi-
can laborers started pulling ore from
the chutes below leading to the cars.
The first downward rush of ore buried
Hutton to his knees and he was un-
able to extricate himself. Wilson,
however, managed to scramble up the
side and keep on top of the ore for
the time being Hutton gradually
sank deeper until he was buried up
to his chin, and Wilson, unable to
help him, was obliged to stand by and
see him buried AS Hutton sank
deeper he bade Wilson goodbye" !"
Probably the weight of his body forced
the ore through the chute faster than