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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

C. ]. Fisher went to Faycttc. Yesterday
on business.
NJ. l. Edwards went 10 Sedalia yesier.
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rhyan left Colum.
bis yesterday for California.
Judge NJ. L. Edwards went to Sedalia
yesterday TO visit his daughter.
John Hoersch, who lives at Ill South
Fifth street, left for St. Louis yesterday.
+. E. Tate went to Kansas City yesicr.
day on business.
Miss Martha McLendon will spend the
weekend with her parents in Kansas
City.
Charles NJ Whelan, who visited in Col.
umbia over the weekend. has returned
to his home in Kansas City.
Mrs. Alex Denny, who has been visit
ing Mrs. N. T. Gentry returned to her
home in Marshall yesterday afternoon.
Mrs 7. NJ. Crimmeit and daughter,
Katherine Ruth, of Tarkio, No., are Wis.
iting at the home Of Mrs. S. S. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Sharrard and Mrs
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

have organized a county club for the
purpose Of furthering the interests Of
the students Of that county. The initial
meeting was called at the X. Of c. Stu
dents Home last Thursday evening. The
plans for the year were discussed. and
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Lawrence E. Tut; vice-president.
Hames o. Helm; secretary-treasurer, Ray
mond Cremp.
Oscar E. Riley, secretary Of the Mis-
souri, Alumni Association in New York,
has written to Charles E. Kane, Univers-
ity publisher, telling Of an entertainment
to be given by the alumni there. About
fifty seats have been reserved at Madi-
son Square Garden for the evening Of No
vember 2, where the returns Of the cleo
lion will be received. Mr.. Riley was
graduated from the School Of Journalism
in 1911 an received an A. B. degree in
1912. For a time he worked on the Japan
Advertiser in Toxic, Japan. He is now
secretary Of the Japan Society in New
York City.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

Commit ng a county directory, and do
ing the jt b thoroughly, is no easy task,
according to Clinton Smith, who is in
Columbia working on a directory Tor
Boone Goa Inty. The count in Columbia
has been practically completed and MIR.
Smith esti mates that the population Of
the city will exceed 1880. This is an
excess Of $500 over the count OF the
United Sta ties census canyass for the
city. Mr.. Smith accounts for this in
two ways.
In the first place. the city canvassers
are more thorough than those employed
by the gov, rnmeni. The government can
vasser is p aid b. the number Of names
he turns in. and when he gets number
of back calls he is unwilling to waste
the time to go back to pick these up
when he can be earning more by going
on in the tie rriIory he is working. On
The other hGIid, the city canvasser is
paid by the day and each house that he
is unable to reach is put on the back
call list as before Then these back calls
are made up and Il canvasser is given
list of sixty rlames, let us say. He may
find forty of these. and he returns the
other twenty 10 the back call list again.
These are covered again the next day,
and the nett. until they are all listed.
Every street is plos;ed and every house
numbered. Then every house must be
accounted fer before the job is CON-
pleted. Woriting by the day makes the
canvasser just as willing to go back over
a scattered territory as TO get long list
Of names in thickly populated terri
tory Besides this the government can
vasser is limited to a certain number of
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
PEOPLE MORE
REACTIONARY
A. W. Taylor Says Conservat'
ism of Church Conventions
Is Due to War.

The general trend Of the Convention
Of the Disciples Of Christ just held in
ST. Louis was. like the conventions Of
all the denominations this year, reaction
ary." said Prof. A. w. Taylor, who at
tended the convention. All the conven-
tions we're conservative this year, due
probably TO the war. The people were
all keyed up during the war and now the
pendulum is swinging the other way
The main part Of the time was taken
up with argument concerning joining the
union movement in China. The conven-
lion voted il down as other dcnomina-
lions have done.
The Missouri movement TO raise 81
100000 for the six state colleges sup
ported by the Disciples Of Christ was
revived. When only 100000 had been
raised. the rtovemeni was suspended on
account Of the Inierchurch World Move
fnent.
A resolution was passed asking the
Sunday School Association, to join il
possible. the other associations in COM
pleting the surveys Of the lnterchurch
World Movement.
THE general attitude Of the younger
men at the convention was progressive"
Professor Taylor said. There were
other encouraging aspects Of the meet
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
COAL MINERS
In COLUMBIA
GET So ADAY
work Two or Three Days a
Week. and Then Lay Off
to Spend the
Money.
COAL PLENTIFUL HERE
Operators Say Columbia VIII
Have Abundant Coal Sup
ply If They Can Get
1t Mined.
2NiINERS

2AilNERS hi,
The miners who work in the mine,
lround Columbia ride to and from work
some OF the men who work steadil,
nave their own cars, but most of then
do not work enough to enjoy that lux
ury. The owners Of the more distant
mines provide trucks for hauling tn,
workers from town to the mines in the
morning and back to town again in the
evening. The trains also help in the
transportation of the workers.
Before the war miners in the local
mines received cents bhshel for
mining from the solid. Now they are
receiving from to 10 cents for this
work and 6 cents a bushel for mining
after a mining machine. The miners say
they can easily make from So to So a
day. One day a worker struck an easy
place to dig and made sl4.
One Of the workers said: What's the
use OF working more than two days a
week when ] can make enough in that
time to pay all my expenses. l have
no one depending on me and I'm going
to have a good time"
One man inherited 500 from his wife's
estate. He did not work for three weeks
afterward. Recently one miner worked
five days and made more than $50. He
spent the first Of the next week on the
streets of Columbia.
The operators of the local mines saw
they have enough coal to keep Colum-
bia warm this winter without shipping
in any if they can get it mined. The
mines did not close down last spring as
they have in the past. The Columbia
Coal Company, which mined more than
100000 bushels in 1917 and the same
amount in 1918, fell TO 5000 bushels
last year. &.
The houses in which those who STAY
at the mines live. are little more than
shacks. There are no good houses for
rent there. A house is a piece of prop-
erty which cannot be carried from place
to place and the workers are reluctant
to build suitable ones. On this account
most Of the employees live in Columbia
where the housing facilities are better.
The dangers in the mines here are
almost negligible. Ii is seldom that
anyone is hurt Electricity, which plays
an important part in the dangers Of
some mines, is not source Of danger
here where the coal is hauled under.
ground by mules. Mining machines are
not used very much here. and when thev
arc, great care is taken TO see iha, tbcy
arc properly operated.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Miss Mary Walsh has left for a weeks
visit at her home in Cameron, Mo.
Leonard Nelson. of Moberly. was a
weekend CUES, at the Dana Press Club.
Miss Winifred Harley Of Stephens Col
lege was the weekend guest Of Miss
Mary Phlegar at Read Hall.
F. L. Wright of the College Of Agri-
culture. will go to Springfield tonight to
help the county agent plan the work Of
the boys and girls clubs for the year. HS
will also go TO Lawrence to attend a pig.
calf and poultry roundup.
The students from Pulaski County
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

Thornton. Norris Gibson. Jessie Richard.
son, Mark Turner. Velpe Roberts and
George Morgan. Miss Ethel Burnett and
Granville Acton have joined but have
not been bap,ised The church also or.
ganized a B. Y. p. U. society Sunday
right The Rev. II. P. Chevens is the
pastor Of the church. Others have join
ed by letter. The revival is said to be
the most successful held in McBaine for
long time.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
J.. II. Gordon Critically iii.

J. b. Gordon, son Of Mrs. II. X. Cor
don of Boone County is in saniiarium
in Fort Worth, Tex, in a critical condi-
iion. There is little hope for his recoy-
cry. He has become partially paralyzed,
the result Of long illness, caused by high
blood pressure.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
FOURTH WARD WOMEN MEET
Mrs. W. y. Williams Talks; Correct
Way of Voting Shown.

The Democratic women Of the Fourth
Ward met at O'Clock yesterday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. II. c. Newman.
403 Matthews street.
Mrs. W. S. Williams. chairman Of the
ward, gave talk on progressive legisla-
iion during the presidency Of Woodrow
Wilson, and on the meaning Of the League
Of Nations.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hungaie gave instructions
on the use Of the ballot. after which
sample ballots were used to take straw
vote.
The next meeting will be held at 3
o'clock Monday afternoon at the homo
of Mrs. G. ". Lawhorn.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
cONvocATIoN IN HANNIBAL
Calvary Church Southern Represes.
tafives Invited to Attend.

The Calvary Church Convocation w;a
be held in Hannibal Tuesday and Wed.
nesday next week The Northern Con
vocation expects the attendance Of repse.
sentatives from the Southern Conyoc,.
tion. The Rev. ]. II. George extended
the invitation to the letter branch while
in Texas last week.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
NEWS OF McBAINE

Paul L. Turner has opened barber
shop.
T. r. Douglas shipped car load of
hogs from McBaine last week. W. H..
Douglas also shipped car Of hogs.
". A. Thornton has gone to Millwav.
Okla. to visit his brother-in-law. Viii
liam Waters of Claysville is doing Mr..
Thorntons work as pumper for the NJ.
K & T. during his absence.
Mrs. W. l. Truman and children Wis
tied relatives here last Friday and Sat-
urday.
The big silos on the farm Of the Nc
Baine Dairy Company are being filled
this week.
A barrel Of sorghum came TO the store
Of E. c. jesse here this week. II was
made by Jack Burks.
The McBainc Baptist Church closed
its series of revival meetings last Sun
day night. The church added twenty
eight members. Those who were bap-
tised Sunday were: Mrs. Thomas Diggs.
Mrs. George Sapp. Mrs. Elizabeth Nurks.
Miss Geraldine Crindstaff. Miss Maud
Goats, Miss Linda May Gibson, Miss
Rith Warren, Miss Wilhelma Warren,
Miss Velma Roberts, ID. Sappingion,
Thomas Sappington, Walter Sappington,
Claud Turner. Austin Turner, Jessie
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26
To Verify Road District Petition.

The County Court is verifying a peii-
ton which asks that the Hinton Special
Benefit Road District be dissolved. After
verifying the petition, the court will take
the matter under advisement
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

OO0,OO, or about a half million more
than last year. The total subscribed
through the Interchurch World Move
ment to missions and educational work
was s5,0O0,000."
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

Few Go to Army From Columbia.
v. c. Mccall, sergeant in charge Of re-
cruiting in Columbia, reports that Colum-
bia is an unusually hard town in which
10 get recruits. During the twenty
months which he has been here he has
only averaged four recruits a month.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

Phone ll55 for taxi
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

A barrel Of sorghum came 10 the store
Of E. C. Jesse here this week. 1t was
made by Jack Burks.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

Paul L. Turner has opened barber
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-26

The big silos on the farm Of the Nc
Baine Dairy Company are being filled
this week.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
UWAGA o ZDROWIU
BacznOs6 L.ekarze.

Influenza grasuje, ale MONA apo
bIedz jej jeSll postepowac sic Deuzie
jak n~astepuje:
Me braG pokarmu dop6ki jezyk jest
obloaony 1 giy goraczka MIME pa
event czuje sic lepiej. Potem dac s"le-
lego owocu, pierwszy dzieh rano, W O
blad I wieczorem.
Drugiego dnia paint oatmeal rano
Il wieczorem - I cokolwiek owocu W
obiad.
Trzecieso dnia rano owoc z oatmeal
paint maSlanki ma Ohiad l cokol-
wick rosofu 2 wo}owiuy ! odroOihe
salad wieczorem.
| Czwar tcgo dnia ran oatmeal, o~%
i toast i szklankc mlcka.
Ma obiad odrobinc mieSa j cokolWieN
iarzyn, skibkc chleba ! S~Zklanke mic
Ia.
S~oczystej jsrzyny i safad odrobine
miesa ma kolacye. -.
Nastepnego dnia pacycut Jear
stopniowo coraz wicccj. lrcz u"aZac
trzeba aby ME przrla1owa' Ao'adka.
Gdy pacyent bedze stosoWac sic do
tego przepisu, mic bcdzic nicbcapic"
czehStwa.
Zaraz ma pOczatku. sdy Jezyk jest
oblotony, paryent ma cieiki oddech.
Przcdewszystkicm u$m;crzyc lrzeDa
~goreczke, | dac pacyentowi maple sic
woody. dodawszy doze Natures LaWlaX
Lt6re roaIuznIa ~pacycntowt kiszki.
Wytl6macz ~pacycntowi. re Gdy po2y-
wIenie Jest absorbowanc, trzeba zofa.
dek utrzymac TAX aby funkcyonowat
nale4ycie. =,
Ably watroba | klszki wolno byty on
za~siedzia}ci trutiZny, wytl6maczyc
trzeba ~pacyentowl, &c zatchane "a
nicczyszczone kiszd So przyczyna cho-
roby.
Naszym o~bowIazklem jest zapobicdz
chorobe W ZarOdku.
Obowazkiem naszym wo6ec Boga
ludzi wiedziec nam trzeba. re Natures
Lawlax jest ma sprzedaa we wszyst-
kich skladach observation-disclosures Il
Wieboldts, KleinS, Oppenheimer, Be-
cker and Ryan / Lederer J we wszyst-
kich %aptekach.
Kazdy aptekarB mOze dostac Ma
lures Lawlax 20 Genie hurtownej.
LekarZe pOwinnl zalecit ably tch pa
event zazyl Natures Lawlax dzisaJ. ID
(Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
Kronika MiejsCowa.
pCkcnczenie re stTonicv l-szei

lei Illinois Central. Fakt ten u
wazano "a tax s~ensacyjny, ze
Wielka liczba urzednikow miej-
Skich zcbrala sic W biurze kler-
ka, ably bye Swiadkiem skladania
hondow, a wiaSciwie ich zabcz-
pieczenia. Imienicm kolei Illinois
Central dopelni} togo aktu Jcj do
radca prawny, Daniel J. Schuy-
Ter. K~ompanie kolejowa Michi--
gan Central reprezentowai f. c.
Hack.
Iaraz potcm o godz. 1910 pc
roludniu ~spccyalny doradca mia
sta Chicago Walter L. Fischer
wyjccha} do Waszyngtonu' ably
tam otrzy,nac przyobiccanc po-
zwolcnic ma rozpoczccic robot ma
wybrzczu jeziora.
KONWENCYA A
Przesz}o pictsct Spccyalist0w
/ zarzadc0w szk0l mcdycznych
zblcrzc sic w Chicago dnia 23go
D. m. ma czwarta rocznq konwcn
eye amcrykahskicgo kongrcsu
spccyalrstow chor0b wcwnetrz-
hych. Konwcncya potrwa przcz
tydzien: lekarzc omawiac bedq
kazdv problem praktyki 1ckar--
shicj Pr6Cz chirurgii, a SPECIAL
mic uwaga zwrocon2 bedzic na
epidemic influcnzy. O postepic
jaki uczyniono W czasic ubicgle-
go roku W walce z influenza. o.
raz o i~zolacyi zarazkow tejle Cd
czyt wyg'osi professor Z. {. Ro-
zcnow Z Rochester, MINI. DO
wsp6lnych debat zaproszcni be
da rownicz glowni lekatzc wszy-
stkich szpitali chicagoSkich szk0i
mcdycznych / profcsorowic uni
wersytet0w. Konwencya powyi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
zADAJA USUNIECIA BELL
KUN.
Wieden. 10. lutego. -

"leuCli IL. lulSSO. - DSlSSd-
eva ch'op0w re Stockerau W Dol
nej Austryi wniosia protest pre-
ciwko dalszemu pobytowi W tel
miejscowoSci byiego bolszewickic
go dyktatora wegierskiego Bell
Kun, ktorego wiadzc ME chcq Wy
daG rzadowi obecncmu w Buda--
pesDcic. Defegacya ostrzegia, Ze
jezeli Kun mic bedzic re Stockerau
usuniety. mozc to wywoIac npo-
wazne konsekwcncyc". Juz W pia-
TEX mhrronego tygodnia wiadzc Z
trrdnoscia tylko zdo1afv pohamo-
wac chhp6w, kt6rzy chcicli gwa1
TEN porwat togo zydowsko = VIC
gcrskicgo opryszka komunisty-
eznego i wymicrzy6 mu doraMic
SorwiedIiwoSc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
KR6TKIE NOIATKl MlEJSKIE.

- Policya re stacyi cottage
Grove" aresztowaia wczoraj IS
murzynow w czasie najazdu ma
klub p. n. Pioneer Club" PREY
}5Io South State III. Klub ten
Jest glowna kwatera organlzacyi
murzyhskiej' gdzie odbywat sic
Ma szulerka ma wiclka skale. -
Reid powyzszy byl, zdajc SIG, pc
czatkicm Rampant celcm wyko-
rzenieuia szulcrki w dystrykcie
Cottage Grove.
- Vernon Odds, ktory we VITO
rex wicczorcm zcznal, Il przv-
padkowo zastrzclil adWokata Ga!
laghcr'a, zmicnif Wczoraj sWoJc
zcznanic / oSwiadczyl. zc NOR
dcrstwo popclnii w0wrzas, kle-
Gv Gallagher odm0wil podnicsic
MA rak do gory. gdy u<iloWaf go
obrabowaG. Kapjtan Cou%hlin Il.
trzymujc. il Odds byi W honekC.yi
Z GAIA hand2 ziodziei i rabuai6w
W dystrykcic Michigan ave. ! =
III. / spodzicNa sic poczynit vie
ic arcsztowah ia pod.tawic jcG"
1cznai.
TrzydzicSci try uni, male
zqcych Go organizacyi '.ChiCaGo
Building Trades CounCiI' goto~
VIC 50 do przedstawicnio z2danIa
podwyzki p|acy do $l.25 ma GO
dzinc zamiast jcdncgo dolara. -,
Ma wczorajszem posicdzcniu Il
gcnt6w byzncsowvch tcjzc or
ganizacyi, zustaf mianowauy 8.
O'Donnell Cclem Wybldania OPT
Mi kontraktor6w budowniczych
" tcj sprawic, oraz przedstawic-
r:c i'm powyzszcj propozycyi.
- Ryszard Putt, LEGACY lat
10. z pnr. 627 w. GIszcj ILL.,, PREY
znal SIG wczoraj ia policyi do
zamordowania klerka firmy
szmuklcrskicj +. s. Shapiros'a, !.
l.. Burchana' ktorego zastrzclif
w ubicgiy wtorck. Ch}opicc. ida
je sic, jest niespelna rozumu; "a
pytany, dlaczego zastrzcll} Bur
chana. powiedzia}, IL p~rzyszeds
do sklepu cclem zakupna parry
skarpetek, a kiedy iuz wybrat So
bic jedna pare, polozy} dzlcsiet
cent0w ma kantorzc, lccz bur
chan zadal cd nicgo p centow,
a ma poparcie zadania s~trzclil
don diva ray. ChIopiec zostanie
egzaminacyi lekarskiej.
Burchan znajduje sic w szpita-
In, gdzie Iekarze zywia sIabq ma
utrzymania go PREY zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19

Kto cnce c1ytac naIiepSDe codMerne
ptsrno polSkie, MECH de uda do panA
F. N. PAYROLL. nas1ego agenta ma
Duncan / o6olce I 1aaborute so6ie
DZIENNK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
~INAUGURACYA P~REZYDEN-
ia DESCHANELA.

Paryz, 10. lutego. - Pawcf Dcs
chanel, nowy prezydent Francv.
obja} wczoraj urzedowanic, Przy
czem wyrazif sic. re Francya i
Stany Zjednoczonc Powinny da-
lei wytrwae W sois1ej przyjazni,
kt6ra Jest potrzebna ola dobra
ludzkoSci I dIa utrzymania Poko-
ia IA swiecie. Oddat tel Geese a
merykahskim zoEnierzom, kt6rzy
przelewali swa krew ma pofach
FraZcyi i podkresla. Re oba tie
.aje mtssza Z SODA wsp6fdziahac,
ably zapewnit Scfsie wy&onanie
wszystkich warunk6w traktatu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19

Ktamstwo o rzekomem uwie--
zieniu jego pu$ciia w SWAT znana
zreszta zbyt dobrze re swej ME
wiarygodnosci agencya The
Central News. powoiujac sic ia
rzekome doniesienia w tel kwe--
styi estohskiego dziennika Wa
ranius."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
IelGgEamy z~agTaRlczRe.
pokohczenie re strongly l.

Eh, n jest to nieprawda i zaieg-
nae wiszaca. ma wios&u juz wal
ks.
Wietu rosyj$kich oficerow. a
niedzy mimi tzkze general Roza-
now, zdofaho,uratowac sic zawcza
su ucieczka.
WIadywostok. 9. lutego. (Opoz-
nione). - Wshutek ugody MIC
dzy komendantem rewolucyjnej
armii ziemstw, ~gcnera}em Krabo-
w;chi"a. a j~apoiskim przedstaw;-
rlicm ranem Matsudaira Japon--
czycy zaprzcstali wysyiat swe
wo@Ea dalej ma zachod,o Cd VIA
GywCSSoSu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
UPADEK GABINETU w JU-


: Paryz, 10. lutcgo. - Donoszq
II, &c PoseS Frgos3owiaissi W Pa
rvzu DR.. Mflenko Wcsnicz otrzy-
mai Z Belgrade wezwanie do po-
wrotu, ceiem zajecia sig sformo-
wanicm nowego gabinetu.
Poprzedni cabinet scrbski pod
prcmicrstwem Liuby Dawidowi-
"a zrezygnowa' ostatniei soboty.
podobno z tego powodu, &c ksia-
e regent AIeksander 20 rozwia-
zaniu dotychczasowego parIa-
mentu ME zguduii sic M rozpisa-
NC Wvborow do narodowego
zgromadzenia konstytucyjncgo.
K~ERENSKIJ w LoNDYNIE.
Londyn, 10. lutego. - Rozpusz-
czanc ia1iS Gas tcmu pogsoski,
iakoby byIy premier rosyiski A
iekSandcr kerenskij zostai uwie-
ziony ma Kaakazie, okazaiy sig
zmySlonc, gdyz. jak obecnie skon-
,tatowano, przebywa on cd pew
uego juz czasu W Anglii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
Z JEFFERSON PARK.

Wczoraj przypadaio patronki para
fiji p. ". Sw. Konstancyi, ktorej pre-
boszczem jest Y. A. Knitter, lecz 2
~waznegcr powodu ur~oczystosG odio-
iona zcstala do przyszlej nicdziell
dnia 22go b. IN. Pierwsza Msza sw.
odbedzie sic O godzinie Sci rano, dra
ga za5 suma o godzinie 1880. Pc
poludniu odbeda sic uroczyste, ME
szpcry i kazanie, ma kt6re wystapia
in corporc wszystkie tOw2rzystwa :
bractwa kOic:elIc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
T

Rzym, 10. lutego. - ,Epoca'
donosi. re kr0l Albert belgijski
ziozy wizyte kr6lowi Emanuelo--
vi w Rhyme. Jezeli wiadomosc
ia sprawdzi sic, bedzic to Cd CA
su upadku wiadzy cywilncj Pa
,piela picrwszy wypadek, w kto-
,rym monarcha katolicki odwic--
dza kr6Ia wloskicgo w Rzymic.
Paryz, 10. lutego. Franctrski
parliament mic uwugledniF z2dah
.gornik0w W sprawic podwyzszc--
MIA ich pensyi ma staroSt i wsku-
TEX tcgo groza oni pruklamowa-
MEM powszechnego strajku W ko-
palniach.
Madryt, 10. lutego. - Kortezy
~uchwalsy 120 glosami przeciwko
Is votum zaufania ola rzadu.
Wiedeh, 10. lutego. - Rozs1c;-
.rzyf sic tn ~straszny vandalism
ma cmentarzach, gdzIe rzczimicsz
ki otwierajq groby / rabujq mich
wszystktc przedmioty, ktorc po-
siadajq jakakolwiek w7rtosc.
Kopenhaga, 10. lutego. Ba-
wanscy rojaliSci wydali manifest,
W kt6rym zaPowiadaja, re beda
legaInymi Srodkami dazyc do
przywr6fenia monarchii.
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Prawie katdy polAd agent real
nosciowy oglasza sic W DZIENNIKU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnie
przeknal sic, 4e to najlepiej mu sic
oplaca.
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Zofia Szatkcwska, popularna dz;a-
laczka W kolach towarzyskich. Ucz'l
weselna odtyla sic W ~rc-ydcncyi 70.
dzic6w pani mlodej.
Ubieglej niedzicli popoiudniu. n
kosciele p. W. Sw. Konstancyi, odbyl
sic chrzest c6reczki PIP. Cze3ta"a ::
Wandy Idzikowskfch, Fam. pnr. 1864
Warner ave, kt0rej ma chrzcie $w.
madame imie: Aiwira. ChrZc&tnymi
byli p. Michai ldziko"s.I z PANS
Amelia Marsha.
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sza bedzie pierwsza, jaka odbe-
Gzic sic ma zachodzic.
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WZROST CEN w WIELKIEJ
BRYTANII.

Londyn, 19. lutego. - W ciagu
miesiaca ce1ly ma najpo-
trzebniejsze do zycia artykuiy pod
przecietnie o 5 procent.
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Burdy herbata na przyczySzc1c'
mic dziata wpro5t ia oTGaniz'l
srawicnia / czysci Ercw. Jest 10
skryteczny, iagodny i przyj'mny
srodek przcczyszczajaHy, Hzyh%o
rsuwa wszeikie przypad'"Sc'' ~
tw-ardzenla, ~ocicza|o5c watrohy,
dyspcpsyc, kwasy " z"HG6SH
sum ! zawrot g}o~y / Erosty Z
twarzy.
Burdy kcroata JET ba-dzo r""'
nom 'c';lrstwcn,. sioy 'cczyt "a
7;eb;cr;c. kas1c', Sor2cz%c I''o h.
tar zoIadka.
Ccna ~ "a jcdna Paczfc. Do
STAG mona NC wszyst,>ich apt"
kach lub wrrro<t 0rzcz poczte Cd
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KGlkO DramatycT"e przy parafii
5w. Konstancyi, przygCtowuje sic do
przed"tawienia, kt6rc sic odbedzie "
nieGzie!f. dnia 1890 marCa b. r. "
sail >parafia!ncj. Odcgrana z~ostanie
mied7y innymi take opcrctka p. T..
..Lckcya " Pcnsyonacic'. Eilcty do
nabycia Il czIonk6w k0'ka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19

OBJ. K~leczkowski z J2ckCWa WHrt:
ce zamierza otworzyc picEarnic Fry
narozniku Lawrence i Milwaukee az.
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Pred kiIku dn'>m. x. Me%5a9dcr
Knittcr. prohos1cz i"jzo parafii.
zwiazal d~o2gonnym wcz'cm malich--
skim p. Walentcco ByCTSa Z PARMA
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Tow. &w. Sylwii. n~"lcIaCc do Ijed-
pcczcuia j. r. X. %2dhupi'o tYcn
Ga;ach dw;r f;Iury. w~yobrazaj9ce
Anic?6w Str0l0w. PREY kt0rych figu-
rarh micIcit lie brda take macy
MIA 10 Swieconci woody. FiGury I"
ricban EN- naGcS!anc beda.
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