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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
matfins.

2ebten Snmffag tpnrbe IN Der bieliz
gen ST.. Nntonins @emeinbe bns Ra%
tro5inieren in feierlid5er Beiie beganz
gen, tpobei benz bodn. Bfarrer bobdu.
5err q. @dnbmader siite 4usbnlfe leiz
ffete.
Ser ct. Nntonius : l1nferifiibungsberz
Elm, Ser ct. Nntorius< S0Griferbof unb Der
driftIide Rutterberein gingen bein1 Sod&
ante Inn 9 1lbr semeir1 6aftE1 CUR bI.
&omn1union. Sic Seier I6IoB NIT Dem
fnfrmentnliiden 5egen.
Sn elmer bier Iebten Counting abge<
baItenen Notwithstanding tDurbe
.beidIoien, elm r1eues Rfarrfdulbaus 81
bauen. NIs 8a1fomitee tpurben ernnrnt
50. S. Bartmnn, 8. 9onnab, 8. goi1en,
Sal. 8auid no S. 81. Ra1s. 9ieies
&pmite miro nit Dem Rfnrrer Die motif
gen MitteI l1nb Bege our 9nrhfibrung
.oes nngsregten 8roieftes beraten.
Am Monfag nurbe bier Elm S4rmers
Sniitut nbgebalten.
Sic beige gquitp Coop. Chipping
afIoeiation tpirb ndditen gm1itas lire
SabresberiammIung nbbaIten. Sic GEE
nnnnte Geieufdaft bat I'M berfloiienen
Sabre 1913 Observation-Disclosures
gieb mad 5ubs5t. Saul berianht: 662
Stnf Minobieb, 1857 sdtueine. III
gdafe ur1b 1901 adIber. Nnd 8edlng
aner NnsIdgen fDnrben fir 0os berimbz
IL gieb Sen Sarmern $3Os, sS6.97 aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Se6es m1sgelpro6ene Bort inp=
poniert Sen 90rer, ieoes geidriebene
Sen 9eler: 6ie1en n1it5uidoffen, lit
Ser perbiilte, aber gr0Bere Sell Der
ibriftlteaerilben 2ei1tung.
2ehu Gdlmerzensiahre.

3ebu sdmer5ensiabre. rMande
2eute urteilen boreilig Hber 0ie Wir-
flung elmer Me6i5in," fbreibt Serr s..
Badmann bon Saith, 90, bod id
idreibe bieie 3eilen, nabben1 i6 lan-
ge getDnrtet unb einen griinoliden
Beriud nit 6ornis Alpenfrauter ge-
madt babe. Sd f~onItatiere bier Sat=
iaden, oie auf @abrbeit bernben.
Meine 5rou 1nuroe 5ebn Sabre lang
bon beftigen 5dmer5en IN ibrer red=
ten Seite gepeinigt; fe mar oft III.
fdbig, lire Sa11sarheit gu berridten.
Die Ner5te empfab1en cine Operation,
aber lie meigerte fid, neil ibr Dor oe11
Jolgen bangle. Ser @cbram4A BON
Jorni's Mlpenfrdnter bat fie gellnno
gemndt; tie 1T iebt 63 Sabre olt.1
Dies einfade &rdlterbeilmittI tDirft
anf sic 2ebensorgane nn6 fubrt Die
Musideionng Ser berborbenen nno
Derbruudten Sfoffe a1ts oem SDltem
gs miro nidt ourd @potbefer
berfnuft. 8egen naberer Ausfunt
fdreibe man an Dr. Beter GabrneD
& Cons Company, 2501 Baibington
gIDo. Chicago, SD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
St. Quouita.

Sic ct. Iusultd Shipping Illocintton
bat pprleeten 8ieuItasabenb lire Sab
resperiamlune a%bsebalten. nobel folgenz
Sc Seamten erfrdhlt puroen: Ben. Wea
Der. 8etriebsleiter ~auitele BEG Sobn
Sanopebr. neIder sic Stele niht piee
Der ausfiiueu mpute; in Den 91rettorenz
rot murben getpdblt: Sran5 Seumer,
Serubarh alaperfan1p, 5ermann Noaer,
,Soieph 5infemeper uub Nnrtin t5infez
nteter.
Su Ser SamiIie Srau5 Niebolt belt Elm
.broues" Mdbdeu minfommene Gtntebr.
Iren. Waurer bon Manbeip 2afe belt
lid zines Cages letter ISOLDE Ge1ddrte
hulber in bieler 8egerD auf.
Intpn &0ite pou 9arf 3apibs erltntz
tete bier Ser Samilie Sobn Raper Ell
ueu mehrtdeiaen 8eiu6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
St. Uiholas.

Matbias 5teil unb @attin bon Ilberz
ia, Canada, befinben 1id bier gu bers
nanbtfdaftlidem 8efn6e.
Sri. 8ofa 8edus tpar fir cine @o6e
Observation-Disclosures 8elu6e IN Minz
neapolis.
y Suit. Gtrobmeter bon Nartp genob am
0onnerifag bie 8alffreunoidaft Der bier
mobnenben Samilie 5einrid 8ob.
&atbarinn Sones, tpelde IN Dfinnen>
polls urbeitete, muB aus 8eiunbbeitsriidz
lidten Sic Arbeit einIteuen urb lit mad
bier ing glternbaus 5nrndgetebrt.
@m. 9eder unb @ebriiber sSones nab
men an elmer in 8atfins abgebaltenen
&%artenpartie tell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
St. Rolo.

@iele ainber beg S9uloiitrifts 81
fommen Der in iener Gegenb berrl6en=
ben ipaniI9en pS1u" tpegen Dem 5d1l:
uuterridt nidt beitpobnen.
Ser in ienem 9iitrift anseiteute 2eb=
rer bate Sic Gdule auf eintse Gage se.
ldlofen, nm ii6 bon Der lbertanoener
aranfbeit poaenbs 81 erbolen.
ST.. 9umont bon Sreeport puroe at
bas aranfenbett Ser 6rau garfelo &c:
rufen, bie iid bon ibrem 2eiben nnter:
befen lopeit erbolt bat, Dap tie binner
aur8em pieoer ibren 9ausarbeiten nab:
gebeu lam.
6rau Sobn 8eiber belt ii9 lebte $50:
de mebrere Sage beiu6speiie IN ct
glpub nuf.
Clemens @6mibt Fat feline &obnnne
unb feline S%uttermible nit eleftrilde'
8eleudtung ner1ehen lafen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
st. Jo1eph.

5einrid 8mbelbed, peI6er i'm ct. 8a=
puels hospital 5n ct. Gloub etnez
Sru9leibeus ipege1 operiert ipurbe, &C.
nieBt bon Sen Solgeu Ser Operation gu
Iebens, unb fem Serbleib in Ser ct
Glouher 5eilanftaIt miro bios me6r Ell
ne Srage Der 3ett leiu.
Sic gftipndre Der bieliseu 8anfge.
iddfte bielteu lire Sabresperiammlune
ab unb batten Sic Geuustuung, bas let=
te Sabr als elm sutes Geiddftsiabr Der.
seidnen al f0nnen. Sic alien 9ireftp:
rem unb 8eumten purbeu fir hus neut
8eihdftsidbr beibebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
st. Qnthonv.

SIM Sp1epb gremer 3etm brad Sener
aus, bas redt5eitig e11tbedt nnrpe, 10 Dap
es aeIDi6t tperben fonnte, bebor ner<
nensnerter 5dabeu angeri6tet mar.
Sn Der Samtlie Reinbaro @elters
fteIte ii6 CUR Srenbe Der beglidten gl<
tern Elm ltrammes s0bn6en Elm. Mf0ge
bie gIternfreube cine lang anbnuernbe
leinl
Sic ct. 4ntbonD Creamery 4noctation
bat tire gisernte gebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
8ebabH uno in Der &aHe blieb Elm lie
ber1huR bon $SO6.05.

... a..
9err 9artman bon Sair 5aben fat
burb aauf iid in BEN 8eiib Der bieiiz
gen Nseblmible gebradt. 9er nene giz
gentumer miro iofort Die n0tigen Ser
beHerungen pornebmen unb Die gtnble
nieber in 8etrieb ieben; gu fpel6em I'm
ternebmen gutter grfoIg gepiinidt miro.
8. S. .@alomann bat bag gtfentpaaz
rengeiddft Beg GERM 8eber in Chen
gnlep fdufli6 ertporben. 5err 8artman
miro {id gefddftlid nit feline s0bne
berbinben nnb bas Geiddft in Chen Sal
lep unter bie 2eitnng Der SEQ. 8art<
mann ffelen.
Sic Gonntag in Der 5taotbaae gum
geften Ser @emeinbe %abgebaltene aars
tenpartie brndte einen 8einertrag bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22

den i'm ct. 8apbaels 5ospital 5n ct,
gIoub pegen 8Iinbharment5iinonng n,1o
@anenifeimen pperiert nurbe. bat itd no1t
Sen HpIgen hieier 9oppeloperation 10
melt erhpIt. bab lie in ibren Samiltens
freis entlal1en nerben funnte.
Srans Bauer tragt ii6 nit Dem 9ez
banteu. bieier Sriibiabr ei1en nenen
Stall auf ieinem @eboft erridten an laiz
fen.
Sic S. g. g. q. bat Mitte persansez
ner &pde cine &%aseenlabnns gieb nah
Sibzst. Saul transportieren Iailen; 8.
). @ein5 beiurste SEN S%ransport.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Cine orpse interuationale 8aiilifa

ytne gTURe tHIeTHutlDNute OuItltIu
Ion auf Dem Serge Sobor, Dem Serge
Ser 8erflarlrng, erridtet mer6en, no
emit Ser I'll. Eetrus bent 5errn ben
Mnnid m1siprad, orei 9lttef bauen
5u oiirfen. Ser 4llItos oes 81. Can
bes bot ihon Die Blame gebiuigt;; es
fpirb berefnef, baB cine Milion Col
lars CUR golenbnng bes unterneh
mems r10tig fem rperben. Sc miro IN
ternational iein, 90 iebes 2an0 ieine
&ape1e beifragen nn0 lie als giaen=
tum benniprud,en foa, fnds III 33u
funft oie Emrfen o0er irgen0eine an
Dere antidriIfIife noer antifntboliihe
Mndt Ipieber 8eiib bon NalaIti11n err
greifen fonh
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
BRITAIN'S A
WITH CANADA GROWS
FASTER THAN OURS

Winnipeg. Man.. Oct. 25.-In 1919
Canada bought from the United States
goods to the amount of $500. O0O, 900.
This ear it has bought goods to the
amount of 1904, 900, 900, the advance
in the twelve months being in excess
Of $500. 600. 600.
In 1919 Canada bought from Great
Britain $4,000, 900 and in 1920 it
bought goods to the extent of $685.
000,O a gain of $3.50, 100000.
The gain in trade with Britain was
proportionately much greater than
the gain in trade with the United
States.
Exchange is much against Canada
in buying from the United States, and
very much in favor Of Canada in buy
ing from Great Britain. This to some
extent accounts for the greater in
crease in trading with Britain.
If 500, 900, 900 worth of goods
which were bought in the United
States in the past twelve months,
could have been bought in Britain, it
would have had a very good effect on
the rate of exchange in both coun-
tries. AS the rate Of exchange to
London is very low at the present
time, the tendency will no doubt be
to increase trade with Britain.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
RAILROAD
MEN GET INCREASE

Winnipeg, Man., Oct. 25.-Seven
employees Of the Canadian
National railways, between Port
Arthur, Ont, and the Pacific coast,
will receive wage increases amount
ing to nearly 5000, 900 a month as the
result Of the new wage agreement
which has just been completed be-
tween the Canada Brotherhood of
Railway Employees and the railway
company. The increases are made
retroactive to May l with the result
that these employees will receive ap-
prOximately $1,000, 900 back pay. The
average increase granted is about $28
a month and the employees affected
are clerks. freight handlers. storemen,
station and roundhouse employees, in
Guiding stationary boiler engineers
and aremen.
The back pay will be paid to every
n entitled to 1t not later than No
vember Is.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Minot Girls Thought
To Have Been Kidnapped

Minot, n. D.. Oct. discharges Of
kidnapping have been preferred
against. Elmo Lock, Albert Grau and
c. c. Roth, three young lei from In
diana, who worked for a local con-
The charge has been pre-
ferred by Mrs. Christina Hanson
whose two daughters. Helen and
Matilda and Catherine Williams,
daughter of John Williams. r re-
ported missing. The three young men
left Minot last week and authorities
say they have we'll grounded sus-
picions that the three girls accom-
panied them. Two Of the girls are
II YEARS Old and one is but Is.
Sheriffs throughout the northwest
have been notified.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Says American Women
Can Learn From English
How To Lose Gracefully

Bismarck. N. D., Oct. 25.-Mrs.
Edmund Wakcman Hughes, wife
Of former Senator Edmund
Hughes of this city, in an sd
dress here on the suffrage VIC
tory. brought out the point that
in politics tho women Of America
must learn TO be good losers and
''apply the rules of college sports
and athletics to tho political situ-
alton"
To enforce her point Mrs.
Hughes referred to the good
craftsmanship of the British
women. "Whrn the British
women r backed into the COR
e In an argument" said she.
they never resort to invcctivc or
acrimonious personalities. MY
theory for this is that for many
generations they have bccn play
crs Of hockey and tennis and have
been given to hunting and yacht
ing. These healthful outdoor
sports have taught them how to
acknowledge q loss with Il fine
spirit, and being good losers has
now become a natural and fixed
habit with the British women.
In this particular VIC have q les
son to learn from our English
cOus!ns!'
Mrs. Hughes is well known as
an author.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Will Publish Names y
Of Those Failing To
Make Income Tax Report

Bismarck. N. D., Oct. 25.-Lists Of
persons who filed income tax returns
under the state law have been pub
,lished by the state tax commissioners.
The lists Tor each county are to be
open to public inspection at the county
auditors Office and it is probable that
a list will be placed in each p%ostofice
in the state. They also are available
at the tax commissioners offices.
George E. Wallace. state a. COM
missioner states hat since the lists
were printed letters have begun to ar
rive at his office telling" on persons
who failed to make the return as re-
quired by law. >
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Dickinson Officer
Has Difficulty In
Quarantining House

Dickinson, N. D., Oct. 25.-Of-
ffccr John Rcnncr of this city had
q peculiar experience when at.
tempting to put a quarantine on u
Russians house in South Dickin-
son. The officer had jltst gotten
down TO the pleasant task OF driv-
ing the tacks when nc felt the
sudden beginnings Of a rolling
pin tattoo upon his head. The
wife of the man who owned the
house objected to temporary Inn
prtsOnment In her home and
took the rolling pin method of
expressing her resentment.
With the aid of other officers,
Rcnner later in the day sue
cecdcd In mailing the sign to the
residence and capturing the roll
ing pin as the spoiIs of war.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
PUNISHMENT
FOR UNFAIR
TRADE URGED
Establishment of Tribunal
i To Deal With Such Gases
Proposed. .

st. Paul, Mimi. Oct. a5.-"The es-:
Enlistment of a tribuna; to hear
complaints and punish persons guilty
Of unfair trade practices in buying
and selling the necessities OF life." is
the principal recommendation Of -.
II. Hay. deputy commissioner Of agri-
culture. who today completed his re-
port on the investigation into alleged
rent profteering i'm Minnesota.
Not only is this recommendation
made, but Mr.. Hay has conferred
with members of the state senate and
prospective members Of the Mime
sofa house and bills emibodying the
IDEAS included in the recommended
lions as to methods to prevent and
halt profiteering will be introduced
into the next legislature. -
Other Recommendations by .Mr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Farmer Gets Five Years
For Most Heinous Crime

Dickinson, N. D., Oct. 25.-Joseph
Christman, a farmer living at Min
r Springs, south Of this city, was
sentenced to serve five years in the
~penitentiary when he confessed to the
crime of incest. his 17-year-old
daughter being the complaining wit
ness. Judge Lembke pronounced
sentence. Q
The daughter was sent to a home
for the F%riendless in Minneapolis, six
of the smaller children were sent to
the Children's Home at Fargo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
NORTHWESTERN E
lay In the rent matter follow:

Hay in the rent matter follow: ".
! CONSTRUCTION Of homes from
funds secured through local building
associations and from segregated
savings in savings institutions. u
Legislation announcing proper re-
lations of tenant and landlord, with q
view to the correction, of certain pre-
vailing abuses.
Suspension or modification of GER
tain building restrictions al a stimu-
lus to the construction of homes.
Licensing of real estate Dealers"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Hired Man Eloping
With Cash Is Caught

Minot, N. D., Oct. 25.-Joseph
Ora hired man who disappeared
from the farm of !. p. Hidden taking
with him $36 in cash and 500 in
grain checks. was captured at Deer
ing on Saturday. The mar confessed
that he had the money but said he in
tended to return it all after reaching
his home in st. Paul. Ieniency IS
expected on the part of the Judge,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25

Beautiful hair 'and Cinderella feet are
desirable but it is the face you look at.
Poetry and romance are flied with 'my
face is my fortune And face means
complexion.
,derfully beautiful complexion. And so
Nmay you. The secret is in stuart's Cal
cium Waters which contain calcium.
This remarkable substance is absolutely
necessary to Keep me sn.u II, AZ. !,
condition. Its action in, the skin is little
short Of marvellous and you will be over
joyed to- see Il, pimples. blackheads,
h!otches and rash. with it's itching, re-
licved. Stuart's Calcium Waters are for
Transforming a muddy complexion to the
loveliest, ys6ftest and most delicate skin,
Do not fail to get q. 60-cent box Of
Stuart's Calcium Waters at any drug
store. 1t Is the one best way to beauty
and admiration.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
ALBERTA FARMERS
BOND THEIR LAND
FOR IRRIGATION

Winnipeg. Man.. Oct. 25.-Farmers
of Lethbridge northern irrigation dis
trict, in Alberta, by a vote Of 258 to
is. have decided to bond their land
for $50 per acre, a total Of $5,4O0, 900,
to construct an irrigation project to
water annually 100000 acres.
This is the first time in the history
Of Canada that farmers have ever
bonded their land to construct an
irrigation system.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Crop Reports From
Van Hook Are Good

Van Hook, N. D., Oct. 25.-Thresh-
ing operations in this district are
about over and a review of yields in
dictates that this section OF the reser-
walton had splendid crops. Twenty
or thirty farmers Of this section report
yields of from Is to 80 bushels Of No.
| dark Pc
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Three Alleged Runners"
Arrested Al Carrinqtou

Darlington, N. D., Oct. 25.-Elmer
Roberts and Mrs. Ed. Kroh who
claim South Dakota as their home,
and DR.. Stewart. veterinary from
Ray, North Dakota, were arrested
here charged with smuggling whiskey
into the country from Canada, and
were taken to Minot. The three en-
tered pleas of guilty. The two men
were fined $500 each and the woman
was freed and allowed to return to
her home.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-25
Three Papers Enter
Race In Mountrail

Stanley. Oct. 25.-The Stanley Sun.
the Stanley Promoter and the Van
Hook Tribune seek to be named Of
fetal paper November @. The Sun Is
the league paper and will probably
the field.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28
KRWOTOK.
(Napisai DIR. j. j. Zak).

Przez krwotok rozumiemy upiyw
krwi z naczyG krwiOnoSnych jake
to: z wen, artery i naczyn w~ioskowa-
tych. Krwotok moae nastapit wSkutek
zranienia, Tub tez Specyalnej chOroby.
| tax mp. PREY szkorbucie krwa-
via dzias{a, PREY tyfusie brzusznym-
kiSzki.
Jednym z najpowaaniejszych jest
krwotok z artery. w ty1n wypadku
niebezpiecze6stwo zalezy cd iloSci ultra
conei krwi i cd gwaltownOSci, z jaka
krew wyciska. Utrata trzeciej czeSci
wszystkiej krwi pociaga zwyEle fatal
ne ~nastepstwa. Raptowna utrata krwi
jest o wiele grozniejSza Od powolnego
i stopniowego krwotOku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28
PYTANIA / ODPOWIEDZI.

PM E. z. piSze: w jakim wieku mo-
ina sic nabawiG raka W zO}qdku i ia
kie So wczeSne tegoz symphony?
,Utrata Og0lna zdrOwia, strata IA
wadZe - Zw&aSzcza pc 40tym roku
zycia w~Skazuja potrzebe natychmiasto
wei kuracyi raCyOnalnej. Wczcsne
symphony 81 naStcpujqcc: Dol, utrata
apetytu, Cd czasu do czasu mOga bye
wymiOty. zawierjace pOpsuta materye
p0iniej tei wymiOty krwawC, z krwia
Swieza Tub ~cZGSciowO rozlOzona. Dia-
Snoza polesa ma pr0bnem karmieniu, a
nalizie Sok0w zoiadkowych, badaniu
krwi, a ewentualnie badaniu promie-
miami Roentgena.
Wszystkim IntereSowanym: - Dosta
jenny ogromna liczbe pytah - bezimien
nych. anOnimowych, podpisanych tyl-
ko pierwSzemi literami lub slowem
..Czytelnik" - wszystkie te pytania j.
do DO koSza. Chcemy wiedziec i musi-
my wiedziec, ktO pyta i Skad: dlatego
koniecznie trzeba pOdawac imie i M.
zwiSko. adreS dokladny i - do{aczat
> centowy znaczek ma ewentualna od-
powiedz prywatna.
Redakcya Dziennika ChicagOskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28
Polyczkowe lskierki.
q Biura Komitetu Gfownego
PIP. W Waszyngtonie).

PIP. W Waszyngtonie).
kampania PIP. urzedowo
przedluzona do 3go pazdziernika.
*
Wszystkie nasze dotychczaso-
We wysiiki rezultatu pozqdancgo
ME daily. Do 80 milionow jcszcze
bardzo daleko.
Z obliczeh naSzych wynika, re
so milionow zbierze sic tylko w
takim wypadku, jezeli kazdy po-
troll sumo, "a jaks dotychczas bon
dow zakupii. TO znaczy: kto
kupil bondow "a sto do!arow, po-
winien kupic jeszcze "a dwiescie,
kto "a tysiac, jeszczc "a diva ty-
siace. l jeszcze pod warunkiem
ze opr6cz tego zakupiq bondy
wszyscy ci, co dotychczas lad
nych ME zakupili.
Jak widzimy, zadanie pred ma
mi wcale ME iatwe i to, coSlny
dotychczas uczynili stanowi yale
dwie czastke tego, co ~jcszczc u
czynic bedzie %potrzeba.
Ale i wyparcie potegi bolsze--
wickicj z Pofski takze Satwem ME
by}o. zydowstwo ca!cgo swiatl
iuz otwarcie ~tryumiowaio! Try
umfowali Nicmcy i ~liczn;cjsi niz
nam sic zdawafo zwolennicy Dol
Fszewikow pc calym Swiccie. \
jcdnak Polska dis CORA, wros
pokonany i upokorzony ma oalcj
linii.
Polacv w Amcrvce musza u,
dowodnic i wierzymy swiecie, &c
udowodnia cJemu swiatu, re ME
"a wcale gorsi Cd swych rodakow
w Po,scc. 7okrywajac z nadwyz-
ka 30 mi.ionowa pozyczke, cho--
ciaz to dla mas sprawl roWnle
trudna, jak tam wyparcie ho!szc~
wikow Z granic RzeczyposPolitcJ.
Ale azcby tego dokonac
tmamy Gas do 3go pazdzicrnika)
nalezv uruchomit nat! chmiaSt
wszystkic komitety. w~<zystNich
kolcktorow, zaprzqdz do piracy
dzicsiatki tyS;ecy kobiet ! dziew-
czat, rozpoczac systcmatyczne
! odwicdzanie wszystkich domow
poIskich ! tiomaczyc. &c DO Mi
lionow dolarow ME zbierze sic, je-
zeli wszyscy ME potroja sunny
Polsce dotychczas wypozyczonej.
4 Jest to W zupeinoSci mozil--
We. Przykiadcm chocby TAXA ko-
lonia polska W Ludlow, Mass.
kt6ra W dniu 5go lipca miafa przc-
szIo sto tysiecy doiarow i byia
over the top" &c swoiq kwot2.
| Obecnie sekretarz tamtcjszego
komitetu, p. P;otr Wadach, pc
Gajc sty.cm prostym, TAX jak u
mic, rapport nastepujqcy:
,Przesylamy niniejszv rapport
dalszcj piracy naszej ola Pozycz-
ii. P~rzysziiSmy do porozu'nienia,
Z tiCmq Ludlow Manufacturing
Association, ktora pozwollia sprzc
dawac bondy pc dcPartamcntaoh.
Zajcli sic ten jak nastepujc: Ia.
iako sekrctarz zebralem subskryp
cvi M $l2,55O, J6zef Dudck, ka-
sver ma 1880; jedcn nadzorca
iabryczny, upowazniony cd koml,
tetu, Ian Chwalck zebrai subskryP
Cyl ma sumo $4,000; razem
rrzvbyio W ostatnich dniach
500. 900. Razem z poprzednia SD
ma $1O6. $50, many ogolna SUNG
$13C,25O. Jezeli pozyczka sic gdzie
rie udala, to tylko wilma w tenn,
re ME mial kto pracowac. ludzic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28
ROdzaje Krwotok0w.

1. Krwotok ~arteryalny, spowodowanS
~Skaleczeniem artery.
Upfywajaca krew jest barwy jasno
czerwonej i trySka 2 rany - ma podo.
bienStwo fOntanny. Przepaska, SLIME III
wiazana powyzei z%ranionego micjSca
i iz~olujaca Szkodzona Geese ciala cd
Serca. zatamuje krew.
.. Krwotok z wen.
Krew jest cerwona. lub niebieska
plynie wolnym, nieprzPrywanym Stru-
mieniem.
5. KrwOtok z naczy6 wloskowatych.
Zwykle o~granicza sic on do niezna-
cznego wySiaku krwi z rozcietcj, Tub
Startej powierzchni SkGry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Ddl wiany rDzENN1KA CHICAGoSKIEGo", prowadkcny
orygdnalnie pEz Redakcys pr9 laskAwym wsp6ludiaIe spoyanych
referent6w:
DIR. MICHAh c. COY - specyalnost: choroby wc~netrne, nerwo-
ws detetyka;
DR. JOzEF J. FAX - specyalnose: pooznictwo, choroby dzied 1
Wowne6xne;
DR. HELENA J. G0RECKA - specyalnoSe choroby kobet, dded !
Poo1nctwo;
DR. JAN J. LISS dentyayka.
Dhal zawfra atykuAy tresu OGoLNoPoUCzAJACEJ " ddedz-
mic Dfrowia; podaje sic ter odpowkdzi n pytapa, nadSyiane pros II
Szyh Oytclnik6w, lecZ tyIko take, ktGc OGoLNIE moga bye traktowa-
ne; ZAPYTAN co DO OSOBIsTYCK. NDYWIDUALNYCH WYPAD-
Kow, ORAz PYTAN ANONMoW YCH ME oDPOW1ADAMY " TIM
DZIALE, JAK R0wNTEz ME POUAJE SIZE RECEIPT, AMI ME WKRA.
GA SIZE W ZARz ADZEN1A LEKARzY.
zapytania naeiy ADREsowAC DO REDAKCY1, DoLACzAJAo
NNACzEK eCENTowY; zwracae 10 MONA do kt6regokolwick Z wym'e-
ntonych lekarzy.