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New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
Officials of Standard Steel and Bearing Denies Report of Opening
COLONIAL INN COMPLETED
Red Cross Obtains Few New Mem- ber-Wedding Tomorrpw Morn-
 ing - Dance Tonight Football Game-Baby Conference Postponed.

The Standard Steel and Bearings plant will not open for business on December IS. This rumor was em- phatica1fy denied by Superintendent Raymond Neff this morning. There have been continuous rumors of late to the effect that the plant would open on certain dates. During the past month that the place has been closed, there have been numerous men applying for positions Some of the people come from as far as Yer mont and are disappointed on their arrival when they heard that the factory will not open. In regards to opening again he said. that the of hcials would be only too glad to notify the public through the press should it be so. This would aid in securing help and would be authentic. He also said that no attention should be paid to false rumors on the streets but any one interested in the resumfns of work again should watch the papers for such information.
 Thanksgiving Services.
 The Union Thanksgiving services in which all the local churches will com- bine, will be held an the Methodist Episcopal church at 1:30 o'clock this evening. The program will be carried out as follows: Organ recital, Mrs. Lux Morse; presidents message, Orrin l.. Judd; prayer, Rev. James M. Tran mer; solo. Miss Bessie Loomis; re- sponsive scripture lesson, Rev. Robert H. Burton; announcement, Rev. MT. Tranmer; violin selections, Howard Rogers; governors proclamation, Rev. E.. c. Gillette; hymn No. 703, Rev. George Tyler; address, Rev. MT. Tranmer; hymn No. TOP, Rev. MT. Gillette and benediction by Rev. MT. Gillette; the public has been extended invitation to attend the services.
 Wedding Tomorrow
 Jacob Lipeico and Miss Susanna Maselka, both of Moutain View, will be married at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at o'clock tomorrow, morn- ing. Rev. John T. Fay will perform the ceremony.
 Red Cross Notes
 Although the Red Cross drive has ended, there are about 52s members at the present time, which is just one half the number the local branch needed. Solicitations will be made for the next several days in an effort to secure more.
 Football Game Tomorrow
 The Plainville football team will clash with the West End Juniors at Rockwell's field at 9:30 o'clock to- morrow morning. Should the weather or field be bad, it will be postponed.
 Dance Tonight
 The entertainment and dance of the Altar and Holy name societies of Our Lady of Mercy church will be
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
DON'T FUSS WIT|
 MUSTARD PLl Musterole Works EasieI and Without the B|

There's no sense In mixin
 mustard, -four and water wh
 easily relieve pain, soreness with a little clean, white Must
 Musterole is made of pure| tard and other helpful ingre( bined in the form of the pr| ointment. It takes the place date mustard plasters, and will
 Musterole usually gives pr from sore throat, bronchitis croup, stiff neck. asthma, neux ache, congestion, pleurisy, q lumbago, pains and aches of 1 joints sprains sore muscles D blains frosted feet colds q Git often prevents DneuFaonia).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
LOOK AT THIS
r.IrIr nHIr AT. CL-

CAN SELL BRICK ROOMS BATH IN FINE CONDITION
WTTH CHICKEN LARGE SHADE
TREES AROUND HOUSE FRUIT
NOTICE THIS-IOT * EXTENDS
FROM TROLLEY; HIGH LAND; FIN
THIS Is VERY DESIRABLE
P1PERTY CERTAINL CHEAP GOOD
REASON SELLING.
@. TOWNSEND,
STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
FOR SALE

Northwest corner Tenth and Kirkwood,
arge store and six rooms and bath. electric,
Sas, porch and space for garage
I2Il w Fourth St. r. b, p.
OO4 T. Twenty second St. 5 r. b. p. b.
23l5 TatnaD St r, b. p. h.
llU2 Madison ST.. large apartments
500 Monroe ST.. r. b.
1913 \ Frannlin St.. 10 r, b, p, b.
4l3 Rodney ST., r. b.
10 du POnt st, 5 T. b, p, b. On terms.
jG02-O4 Lincoln St. q r, b. p "a.
1902 Lincoln St, r. b. p. b.
SI3-I5 Bayard Ave, o r, p.
1903 W. Forth ST.. II r, 2 b.
1923 w Fourth st. r, b. p, b.
6l3 w. Fifth St. o r, b, hwh.
6OI W Ninth ST., S r, b. p. b.
1913 Laurei St, r, b, p. h.
500 W. Eleventh St.. / r. b. p. b.
500 w. Ninth ST.. 10 b. p b.
c. A. BALASCIO
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 22IS w. J. Howard Gordon, Mgr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

The People Who Make
Their Mark Are the People H
Who Own Their Homes
You Will Never Know the Real Hap H
piness of Home Until You
Are Home Owner
BUNGALOW
BELLEFONTE
large Sssn sof 95 a5s' r"l 'oslG' sae va4 a' '''''
FORREST PARK
BUNGALOW $1,000
H Five rooms large vcranda gas. Pot, eixIn fret
SIX rooms. veraoda ab BAH 'oa heat sas
42owAsHINGGToN sTREET
SIS WEST 18TH STREET
six rooms. vanda bath hot water hea'. and electric
i 800 FRANKLIN STREET
wood f9s sSoF Fs'Ia' 8e 's'aSe sa '' ''' ' ' '
/ S. E. COR 14TH AND MARKET sTs.
Il 800 FRANKLIN STREET
/ Six rooms veranda heat g2- 'octre
II 1857 WEST 4TH STREET
III rooms hL veranda bah dec5c cement
H 1912 MONROE STREET
HI Nine rooms veranda, heat ga cement cellar.
H 1928 MARKET STREET
HI Tenr rooms veanda, bath, heat cement cellar
II 81oWAsHINGToN STREET
HI Eight rooms heat and electric for
III ana '''
III S E. COR. MocABE AVE. AND MADISON STREET
HI rooms bath hot water he ana electric cement
III 312 CONCORD AVENUE
ood II 62 s copper g saPceas % sTnns Storm doors laoH
III 800 WEST 18TH STREET
III Eight rooms bath and electric heat cellar
III SIX rooms veranda, bath heat, and electric
III 1so7-o11-19 vANDEvER AVENUE
Hi Five rooms, veranda, bath heat,
Hi 2225-27-2o-51-33 CARTER STREET
Hill Five rooms. yeanda, bath, heat cellar.
iii 8o5-o7-l7 EAST nth STREET
ll Five rooms veranda. cellar.
III 1910 WASHINGTON STREET
Hill Ten rooms yeanda, bath heat wired for electric
III 40 WASHINGTON STREET
Hill Fourteen prche baths heat and electric
Hill celar,
Ill Home in pink of condition.
Hi 1920 PINE STREET
Hill Seven rooms veranda ba cellar
III MUNDY & co.
nh 7O6 MARKET STREET
Hi Phones
Hn Insurance. MORrGAGES.
Hi Open Evenings Until 9 o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

{ r COR .McCABE AVE AND MADISON STREET
yeranda bath hot neat electric
enclosed, for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

1928 MARKET STREET
Ten rooms. veranda bath, heat, cement cellar gas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

S E. COR. 14TH AND MARKET SIS
Eight rooms yeranda bath heat and eo, ,r parc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

800 WEST 18TH STREET
Eight rooms veranda, bath, gas and electric. heat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

4O6-8-tO-t2-14-16 VANDENER AVENUE
six rooms veranda, bath heat gas and electric
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

1900 FRANKLIN STREET
IL rooms veranda bath hot heat ga acctrc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
s12 CONCORD AVENUE

veranda BATH heat and electric reception hall hard
wood finish copper doors Lnol, shades
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

231o 1oWASHINGTON STREET
! veranda BATH heat gas and electric room for garage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

1912 MONROE STREET
Nine rooms vcranda bath, heat. gas, cement cellar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
FOR SALE

224 w. TWENTIETH ST. corner. 25 foot
front. square plan, hardwood floors, large
attic eight rooms bath, three porches, not
water heat. gas and electric .
229 Concord avenue, SIX rooms, path,
porch and heat.
922 Nandever avenue. seven rooms. Dath'
porch and heat. Mortgages ana terms ar
ranged. Phone 1926. Inquire lOuO van
deyer avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

13o7-9-11-1o NANDEVER AVENUE
ve rooms veranda bath. heat, gas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

1857 WEST 4TH STREET
hall hath
collar awning Greens
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

27-2o-51-53 CARTER STREET
Five rooms veranda BATH heat, gas, cement cellar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

500 FRANKLIN STREET
Nine rooms veanda cellar and electric
wood floors fixtures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

282O WASHINGTON STREET
Six rooms bath heat cellar, and electric, qure plan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

SIS WEST 18TH STREET
Six rooms veranda bath hot water heat End electric
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22

SO5-07-17 EAST nth STREET
Five rooms veranda, BATH heat, gas cement cellar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

grzebien znalazl sic amator. TakiCh
hyen poza frontom byIo p%odobno nie
malo. jak dowledziaicm sic Z opo--
wiadah licznych jcGc0w w~s26lIowa-
rzysz6w.
w Abbeville, razem z oko2o 10000
jehc6w, wzirtych W ostatniCh t"%o-
dniach. czoka}em potem diva mics!p.
&C No pod2ielerie mas ma kompanie
robotn.czq. LezeliSmy W ohr2Giych
namiotach jak 5!edzie ciasn0 jeden
PREY drugim, 20 l. chlopa nj ra--
Mot. ma golpj zicmi. Kazdy cirZy-
NAL DO dwic derki do prZykryc;a; oj.
zimro byIO! A i jedzenie bardzO ME
dostatecznc. Me div vice. re te Ii
CINE tysiqce juz W ciagu dW6ch ~
godni wychudly do szkiclct6w i bcz-
przytomnych 2 oslabienia masami Cd
stawiono do prymitywncgO szpitala
namiotowego, skad pOtem wiciu L
Mich codz:eh ~wywozono na cmentarz.
NareszCie dosta}em sic i do kompa-
Mi, ale z jakimz rOzCzarowaniem,
Praca w zimie cd rama do zmicrzchu,
bez plaszcza, be- rPkawic, o g'odzie i
chlodzie znos;G caly dzien drzewo !
rome rupiocie Z dawnych stanowjsk
i okop6w - to wieccj niz cz!Owiek
znicsG sic zda5e. Ale i te najgOrsze
easy mincIy.
4 poczatku ostro zakazanem bylo
paliG W piecach, c~zyniono to uErai-
Liem I ukradkiem 7noszono dr2owo
W k~ieszcniach; ME byio Swiatla. vice
palono ~znalezione w pczycyach drop
ME kopcQce kable tclefoniczNc. POD
koniec zimy dostaliSmy do namiOtow
podlogi drewniane, rieCyki i llmpy
naftowe, W marcu trzec!& dcrkG, W
marcu tel dostaiem pt'izcz, kt6rcgo
| iuz naturaln'e no5i, lie m;aicm pO-
| trzeby, a W Lwi1tEiL navel CIwa"i@
derke kazdy j~cszcze otTzyma'. By
10 coraz lepiej, jedzenic obfttszc, lcp
SEE traktowanie, wieksza w%olnoSt, u
! rzadZano koncprty, zabawv.
Liczac ma ~rychleisze wydcstanic sic
z niewoli, zglosilem sic do o~sobncgo
obozu polskieeo, ale wiele to ME po-
moglo. Ma dobrej well by ME hylH
zbywalo. gdyby ME rom" trndno&ri I
p~r2cszkody. I o;6& jestom, JaEfozto
wszystko dalclic obecnie, min'oH',
gdv oddycha sic powiotrZem woIno-
sci. A przecioz - panied tych PREY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

II" pod aZlanIdr( po.HN!'.
porIa"nr pod EIHdym wZSIricm sta
m"wi'"o folonii poiNhivA W"'r rzq"u
hraZyItj~hlcEo bl.izIio HaWSlc '5'l"4
>yHIpa'yn. VA irJ pel%tHW!r W'|'|Fto
%orli"C Zab!rSi' any ""JS' u" '''Hi'J-
/ >zCSo rCroHnnicIia u rZldcm W @l'ra-
warh Ola POlShi "yWotny|h. F'cE"o''
mic mi&nO . mas wliraZTlii, j"ko o ma
.rnhrwcsri. Zupcl";r hlgInr pojGric. Wy
. ntha:n dmo Il n~irSzczrSncSo roIbiciI Poi
ishi III try 2abvry. CZynniki rzad0WG
Z r,wlHaiy mas Zwyk!r N ~nicmc0w, TO-
.sygu i ~austryakGw. WaIcZyl 2 tlk!Cmi
roicciami Oh pocaltEu swrgo iStnicnia
uol~l,i komf!rt crntralny - /, ~przyznaG
~trZc!,a, >l,ut"cznic. Wymicniona misty.
,uryn (prr2rs u, W~arrhaiowski, vice
~rrc2cs. n. DaniclcwirZ) miaIa swa Sic
. Iyfbr raur261 " KlIrylubic. p6anicj za1
Nv Rio dc Jaarirc. R6wnoczc&nie rOzwi-
mai komitct ccntralmy usiIna dzialal-
nos: w tym k~icrunkU. azcby uzyska:
~oficyalnc uznanic nicpodlpgiO<ci Pol
ski Il rzadu brazylijSkicgO. Byla to
rzccz trldna i mOZOlna. Brazylia, ME
. rhclc dDpuSZczac do intcrwencyi Flu
rory w Swoich Sprawach, jak ~wSzyStkie
paiStwa hmpryEii, trzymIia sic zasady
Inicin!crwcniowania bczpoSrcdnio W
iSprawach; d~otyczqcych Europy. Wszc-
lakO prey pomocy poSfa f~rancuSkicso
" BraZyIii, znancgo pocty i przyjacicla
1Olak6w, p. Pawla Clandcla, ula}O sic
wywoIaG O5wiadcZcnic rzadu W sprawie
~uznaEiN nicpodlrgio&ci Polski. Dekla--
raryl Slwicrdzain. IL Bra2ylia pragnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

i Owdzie olbrzymie drEewa przydroz-
ne. uiby preciki, ziamaue So cd po-
ctsk0w. R0wniez slupy ~telcgraficzn,
zOctaIy pogruchotare, a drtty tcle-
graficzne 50 W k:lku miejScach pc-
przecinane. Ma polach wzdluz drogi
widaG czesto wybOie Qeje) Cd po-
cjsk0w armatuich. Szkola wiejska u
godzOna zostala trzema @pociSkami,
kt6re ia uszkOdzi}y p~owazuie. Row
u;Al wieza slawetnegO BiSmarka,
StojaCa na pCgraniczu, jest znacznie
uSzkOdzona. TAX samo ulegia powaZ-
remu zniSzczeniu pewna villa, VINO
szRca sic opOdal wycleczkowej re-
s.auracyi pogranicznej. Niestety i tt
PABLO kilkunastu m~ieSzkanc6w wsl
orjara walk trzydniowyCh.
Miasteczko pograniczne Nystowt-
CO take bylo miejscem licznych i
zocietych walk. Poniewaz tn byia
sicdziba wojsk niemieckich, a po-
wstancy w walkach Z armat me
S~trzaIelj --- DO ich ME mieli, - d,a-
tego tez miasto ME uleglo takiemu
zniszczeniu, jak wsie okoliczne. -
Wprawdzje domy, szc~zcgGlnie ma
pr7sdmic&ciu kolcjowem i PREY mo-
$cio modrzejowskim sa uszkodzone
oil kul karabinowych. lecz szkody
Stqd powstale ME 81 ~powazne. Z drI
gIei strony sa iednak znaczne ofiary
W Iudztach. Walk toczyly sic tn cd
poniedzialku do $rody. w ~czwarteA
zapanoval spok6j. Natychmiast roz-
poczelo sic ar~esztowanie i rozstrze-
LAME. podejrZanych.
Take 81 skutki spowodowane D.
strzeliwaniem wspomnianych wsi
przez artylerye niemiecka. Straszne
chwile przechodzili mieszkancy VS.,
kt6rzy b~ezustannie zyli " obawie o
aycte i mienie. Niemniej strata o.
ca Tub brata ~poleglych W czasie walk
oraz Iiczne aresztowania najbliz-
szych ciaza ma umys}ach pozosta-
lych iak zmora. Mimo to lud ME
stracil nadziei W lepsza przyszioSc.
Ludzie 2 siwym w}osem ma glowie
zareczali mi. re takiem ~pCstepowa-
MEM ME zdolaia sobie wladze ME
mieckie ziednac ere ludu gornoSla-
skiego. Przeciwnie liczne aresztowa-
MIA podeirzanych o udzial W zabu--
rzeniach, iiczne rozstrzelania oraz
bezwzgledne o~bchodzenie sic z are
sztowanymi ~nieiednego przekonafy D
bucie ~krzyiackiej I nienawi$cI do
ludu polskiego ma G6rnym Stasku.
To samo zapewniali rozumni Mem
cy, kt6rzy twierdza, re takiemu po-
stepowaniu Jest Wilma polityka RIA
du obecnego a niemniej popular
ny" p. Hoersing, obecny dyktator
ma G6rnym Slasku.
Zbigniew.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

wi2cej wysokich tumanach zicmi,
b;ota i kaTnieni, wybuchajacych raz
op raz naUk0{ mOjego marnCgO schro
uiska. A mad glOwa - to juz dokiad
niej obserwOwaG mOge W zmierzchu
Porannym, wp6i siedzaC, W pol lezac
ma wzrak, pekajace mad g}owq z pre-
nikliwym onem szrapnele. Zaglebie
ME, W ktr6em sic znajduje zapelniG
Sc powoli Spadajaca, wyrzucona W
gore Ziemia i kamien.ami. KOniec
wystaiacej z dziury lufy karabir:,
kt6ry mialem PREY sobie, utrzasl ia
ks ciezSzy odlamek granatu. Zapa-
Item papierosa ostatnia zapaika, ia
Ia ieszcze znalazlem PREY sobie i tax
Cd papiercsa do papieroSa, zapala-
JAG jeden o drugi, wypaliiem caty
~szczuply zapas; podobnO tytoM koi
wzburzone nerwy i chQtnie W to VIE
RE.
l coz tn sic ~jeszcze dfugo rozpisy-
wac! Wiedzialem, re po ataku arty-
leryjskim nast?pi atak piechoty re
dostane sic do niewoli jezeli mnie ME
zadowoleni z jednego tylkO Jenca
zwyciezcy pozostawia PREY zyciu. ia
ko5 dzien raStaI, Ogien artyleryj-
ski wok6l mnie install magic i pre-
ni6sl sic gdzic5 dalej. Chwila decy-
dujaca vice nadeszla I wychylAem
! glove ~ostroznie. Przedemna, jak see
| roko okiem siegnqt, W oddaleniu juz
$50 metr6w tylko, fala linii angiel-
skich naprz6d sic posuwa.
Dostalem sic do niewoli..
We wsi, kt6ra W diva dni pred
tenn opuScilem. wtedy j~eszcze cafej'
a obecnie poSzarpanej strasznie, "a
prowadzono mn;e do glebokiej ia
| kieiS piwnicy. W kt6rcj Stab jenerai-
nv siedzial. Chciano wiedziec. kie-
DIV nasz pulk sic cofnal, DO juz ma
deszly raporty, re nieprzyjaciela W
pozycyach ME znaleziono; ME vile
dzialem.. Zaprowadzono mnie do
drugiej wsi, do t~rzeciej, czwartej' a
no drodze to male. to coraz wieksze
oddzialy nowych iehc6w przyiaczafy
sic. ~Znalazem i wszystkich praWie
towarzysz6w moich, W dntu poprzeo
MIN wzietych do niewoli. Juz wesele)
bylo ma duszy. Pc drodze, przedtem
luz, ograbiono mnie Z wszYStkiego'
oc mialo iakakolwiek wartoSc, pre-
dewszystkiem zdarto z palca pierSclo
mex zloty navel ma lusterko !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

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Wspomnienia
z Niewoli.

Ha Col to byiy "a okTopne CA
sy. Me dose, re ma zie zrZadzenie 10
su, kt6ry do niewoli mnie zaprowa-
dill, narzekas trzeba by}o, ale vie
cej moze jeszcze ma to zle zrzadzenie
losu, kt6re sprawilo, re zaledwie "a
pieG dni pred z"awieszeniem broni
dostalem sic do niewoli. Ia mala r6z
Mica kilku dni sprawila to, ze ma Il
miesiecy posadzono mnie "a n%ajczo-
nymi bagnetami ( drutem kolczastym
/ wystawiono IA tysiaczne. chociaz W
SVEN zastosowaniu i skutkach zmien
n @ cierpienia TAX duchowe jak fly
CINE.
Opisze garSc wspomnieh - gars6
tylko - z a sfebie / "a innych iowa
rzysz6w niedoli.
By4o to pod Valenciennes, we Fran
cyl p6}nocnej ma froncie agielskim.
Samutehki dostaIem sic W to ME
s~zczeScie; los ME by} ma mnie do
tyIa laskaw, ably mi ostatnie godli-
ny wolnoSci (czy to nazwac wolno-
Scia s}uzyG dla obcej, przegranej,
niesympatycznej mi sprawyD - ably
te ostatnie godziny umiliG mi obec-
noscia c~hociazby jednego tylko wspol
towarzysza broni. Gdy p~rzybyfem
mad ranem do pozycyi, ably wedle
rozkazu odwoiaG nasze tylne straze
Cpu7k. W ciaglym odwrocie ostatnich
chi przedrewolucyjnych, cofna& sic
iuz okoIo p6lnocy ma 5 klm.) ME
zasta7em ma u~m6wionem mieJscu nj
kogo. Poszlf sobfe przedwczesnie sa-
mi. ME czekajac ma nadejScie rozka-
I'll - obawiajac sic moae, ze po dro
DE wsr6d ciezkiego, wzmagajacego
sic ognia artyleryjskiego cos mnie
spotkac moglo I n~apr6ano mnie wy
czekuia. A ia ME znam drcgi powro-
tnei, DO Anglik W dzien poprzedni
7agiaF 4ukowato Oba nasze skrzy-
d1a ! ME wiedzia1em. jak daleko sic
podsuna{ - sam tylko 7 trudem u
szIem wtedv nfewoli. do kt6rej do
stala sic polowa mojei kompanii. -
VIOLA viec 2 ca}vch sill nazwisko Off
cera komenderuiacego c~ofajaca sic
tylna straz, a W nadziei, re da mi cd
powiedz, je$li jest niezbyt daleko
W tym kierunku iSc zamierza}em. -
Ale Jimmy ostry wiatr slowa mole z"
ni6sI W strone przeciwna, ku Angli-
kowi, kt6ry ME omieszkal strzelic XII
kakrot ma oSIep W kierunku ku mnle'
AZ tn, jak gdyby ma dany znak'
wszcza} sic artyleryjski ogien hufaga
nowy. Granaty wieksze / mniejsze
nibv grad, tylko niewidzialne, pocze'
" rozrywaG ziemie dookola, znaczac
eel sw6j wyrzucaniem wysoko W go
re / naok6{ olbrzymich cZarnych tu-
man6w ziemi I kamieni. o ucieczce
niema co my$lej W takim huraganie,
Jeden skok i jestem W dz,urze Ia
kiejS, zaledwfe ma lyle gfebokiej
dIugiei. ze moge siedziet. Czuje Bill
skfe uderzenia granat6w a Wide te
DO unoszacych sic ma so metroW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
X O n X L II 5
MA DOSTAWE CDZZLNK
podczas nanifeStacyi KoSc:usz--
kowskici.

Ninicjszcn oglasza sic hon@"T'
ma odznaki, jake sprzcdawale
beda podczas manifestacyi 10
sciuszkowskiej w maju rb.
Intercsowani W tel sprawic &C.
cEcq laskawie nadsylac swojc O.
fcrty jak ME mnicj probki wlasnc-
90 pomyslu W czasie mozl;wic maj
kr6tszym ma recc p. Ludwika
Panka, 1910 Clcavcr I'll. Tclcion
Haymarket 2159.
L szacunkicm,
Konitet Misunderstanding.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
Ko-nitet Manifestacyjny
ZAWIADOMIENIE.

Stowarzyszenie Mularskich / Plat
Siarskich RObotnik6w Lokal No. ,
odbedzie nadzwyczajne pos~iedzenie,
dnia 31go marca. 0 godzinie Sci VIE
czorem. Prezes zaprasza wSzystkich
czlonk6w, poniewaz sa wazne sprawy
do zalatwteia / kazdy cz,onek musi
mice swoia karte robotnicza PREY
sobie. Mateusz M:chalski, PREF.
Jan Kalinowski, sekr., l647 y. Wood
NJ.
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Reklama Jest podstawa nczn-cn
przedsiebiorstw amerykaIskich, wlec
1 przemyslowiec poiski do5rze zrobi.
jcAeli stale reklamowac bedze sw0j
intnrcs W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO.
SKIM.
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Piotr H. SSchNVaba
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-21
FEDERAL HIGHWAY TO
: CROSS NATION NEEDED

Ask any motorist what he would
rather have than a federal highway
stretching from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and he wi tell you there is
need for two such boulevards. His
wish is one step nearer realization.
in the defining of "a 4500-mile con-
tinous motor boulevard connecting
eleven national parks in the West,
official opening OF which is set for
august 20 in Denver.
This highway. members of congress
will be reminded next winter, has a
distance equivalent to a circle swing
from New York city TO Boston through
Buffalo, Toronto. Canada, Detroit,
Milwaukee, st. Paul, Minneapolis. Des
Moines, st. Louis, Memphis. New Or
leans. Mobile, Jacksonville. Charles
ton, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia and back to
New York. the starting point.
The national park to park motor
highway, as 1t has been designated.
travcrsing nine Western states and
forming the longest scenic. boulevard
in the world Is being promoted by the
National Park service, the National
Park to Park Highway association
and the American Automobile asso-
citation. Congress will be asked soon
er or later to consider the feasibility
of hard surfacing this highway. COM
posed OF parts of transcontinental
trails and connecting roads.
There are federal officials, includ-
ing stephens 4. Mather director OF
national parks who are confident that
the esta blisrment of f-this continuous
motor highway, defining as it does.
a rough circle through almost half
the area OF the United States, Will be
the first step toward a system of fed
eral highways running from coast to
coast.
The national park to park highway
will be dedicated by Director Mather
and others, in a sixtyday tour OF the
parks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-21

chief competitive territory with south
ern pine operators is the Missipppi
valley and middle western states. The
present rate on lumber shipments
from oregon TO Chicago is so cents,
and from southern-pine territory TO
Chicago the rate is 81 cents. An in
crease of 33 1-3 per cent on these
rates would mean an advance of 20
cents on shipments from the Pacific
coast and 10 1-3 cents on shipments
from the south to Chicago.
Lumbermen contend the application
Of the new rates would destroy exist
ing competitive relationships be-
tween the southern and Pacific coast
producing districts. There is little
hope of delaying the application of
the new rate, but the West Coast
Lunbermen's association officials are
making urgent appeals to the heads
OF the railroads to modify the provi-
sions of the new tariff.