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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
"eOTuliSM" CLAIMS
 SECOND VICTIM: 3
OTHERS STILL ILL


 PROENIX. May ls.-Another man is dead and the three remaining vic tins are in a serious condition from the effects of botulism, caused by ea,ing infected canned string beans and beats on the Henshaw ranch near Florence last N Wednesday, it was reported by long distance tele- phone from Florence last night.
 G. O. Brown. foreman of the ranch is the second to succumb 10 the poi. soning. for which at this time thera is no effective cure known to science. The first victim was Jose Pc bio. who died go hours after eat. ing the bacteria infected fcod. The names of the other three victims, for whose lives small hope is held are John Robinson. Indian; Charles Reynolds and A. Lilies. They are be. ing attended at the Florence hospi. tai by Dr. W. G. Randall, county phy. sician. aided by State Physician George Goodrich.
 Botulism is the name applied to a poisoning caused from the introduc. ton into the system of certain bac. Nteria. which brings on a paralysis of the respiratory system and heart ac. ton. It is not similar to ptomaine poisoning.
 Efforts are being made in the eas, 10 find an eIIective anti-toxln win which 10 combat the malady. The presence of these bacteria in canned goods is due to imper.ec: steriliza ton in canning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
ARREST couNrERreiTER

NOGALES, May 1s.-Steaming a one-dollar bill and five-dollar bank note. Jesus P.na. who is jailed in Nogales. Sonora. as counterfeiter, was enabled to split each of them in the middle. leaving the silk threads in each piece. One piece of the five together the Mexican police say, So that when presented with the fiv ,- dollar side up Pima and his associates had little trouble in passing the bills They operated in this way for sev- erai weeks before being trapped by the Mexican officers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
MAY FACE SERIOUS CHARGE

PHOENIX, May 17-Albert L. Hooper, who was arrested last Wed nesday by Deputy Troutman Of the sherifrs office for failing to register his car, may face a more serious charge when he is arraigned before the federal court. It is alleged tha. Hooper hired a car in Denver from the Driverless Ford company which he drove to Phoenix. Failure to reg. ister his car brought about his 2r. rest. and after a thorough investiga- tion was made it was found that the car had been stolen from the Denver company. Hooper was turned over to the federal authorities. who are investigating his record with the pos sibility of serious charge being brought against him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
PHOENIX TO HAVE LARGE
 UNION PASSENGER STATION

PHOENIX, May 1S.-A large union passenger station. of size sufficient to furnish adequate accommodations. to incoming and outgoing travellers on the Arizona Eastern and Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix railroads. .s to be built here. That much became a certainty today when, at a hearing Q: me corporation commission. the Arizona Eastern company declared !:s. .i:lingness 10 jCin in a union sta .!on or build station of its own, Shlle :he santa Fe representatives ox pressed 70 opposition The commis- s:o1 :lea sad al c-der uould l.. is- sued directing the lines 10 sut mi- plans :l- 13iCp station s.ith.p % days .-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
SEEK SUGAR 7+ift

PHOENIX. May Jg-pOics wer@ searching today ioy 2 sngar tbIti
 J. c. Reed. -ssic-Ig un gorth First avenue reported 70 tb. police tssAC soI:sood: beuI oD making way with ;hs household valUab.es bad broken .a:o h. home MopAay snG .,oie .5 pounds pi sugar vbIle he.d ang bis family were away al 2 p,c.hC
 With sugar selling arOund 2f csrts q pound and teBGlpe .pSsTd teee was much cOIcerDed over .ee loss
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
COMMISSION HEARS
 MINE MANAGERS ON
 NEW ADVERTISEMENT

PHOENIX. May 1s.-Mine ap- praisements were discussed by the state tax com mission today j. Parke mi Copper company and F w Mac Leman, general manager of the com pany, appeared before the cOmmis- sion in behalf of their company c. O. WhitemOre, counsel for the swan sea lease. incorporated. and C. F. Stiles. auditor of the company ap peared before the commission and discussed the valuation of the hold rigs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
CITY OF PHOENIX SERVES
 MOTION FOR REHEAHiNG

PHOENIX. May 1S.-Mo:ion for rehearing was serve. on the ccrpor. alton commission today iu he case of the city of Phoenix versus the Arizona Corporation Commission. The state supreme court recently dismiss. ed the appeal taken from an order sustaining demurrer instead of f. nal judgment. The city ordered con sumers of city water outside of the city limits to install meters at their own expense. The corporation com mission ordered the city 70 continue to supply water to the affected resi-. dents until the city was given per- mission to make such ruling.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
THE WOLF.

An old shaggy wolf sat on a hill, His appetite was keen, and his nature was i'll For something 10 eat. through the cold and the rain, He had iro,ted all day. He was ioo;sore and lame. So here he sat down. And whiI, looking around, Saw poor old COW. That had fal- len down. A look of surprise. now fills his mur- derous eyes, He jumps up and listens, it's \ little calf's cries As this night grew late, fiercely the cold winds blew, Poor old COW means and shivers. this long night through, To rise she has tried. Time and again While the little calf called for hel, loudly in vain. The wolf Tor eating the little calf. knows not the wrong, He only feels full. so must be trot- ing along. For day light is coming, over wonder divide,
 Poor old COW now bowes 10 little calf, far over the tide.
 -S. A GIBSON.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
cARRANZA CHIEF HELD BY
 JURORS AS WHITE SLAYER

TUCSON, May l9.-lgnacio L. Pes Queira, who was sent by Former President Carranza to be military commander of Sonora shortly afte: Sonora revolted. was indicted by tha United States grand jury yesterday on charges of violating the Mann White Slave act.
 Pesqueira is accused Of bringing ] woman with him from Mexico and was arrested at Douglas. He was released on bond shortly after his arrest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
FOUND RAisiN WINE
 HERE IN MIAMI

MIAMI. May l7.-Sweet visions n, ambrosial nectar. humming birds and honey bees had a downfall tb:. morning when Special Officer ]. E Wiikie uncovered a couple barrels O. raisin wine al the home of Antonio Ridao. "A Live Oak street. The bar. rels were snugly reclining in a secre; cellar to which access was gainei through a carefully prepared trap door A warrant charging R.dao with violating the prohibition laws has been issued but up until ? o'clock this afternoon the officers had failed in their search for him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
JONES FAILS TO LAND
 ON COMMERCE BODY

PHOENlX. May I9.-F. A. Jones, corporation commissioner, has lost out in his candidacy for appointment 10 the interstate commerce commis- sion. Word was received by the commissioner today that the presi- dent has seen fl; 10 iil all three vacancies on the commission by the appointment ot eastern men. Up to this time 1, was generally expected that the wes: would be represented on the commission but the president has ruled otherwise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
PLAN TO MERGE
MOEENCl MINES

The proposed merging Of the De- ;-oi: Copper company and the Arizona Copper company. of Morenci, will probably become fact, according 70 J. P. Hodgson, manager Of the Detroit company, who said that there is an e:.-r: 10 ascertain whether plans can -1. be formulated to work the two properties as one large operating ua- . The ore bodies join and it is Thought that by joint operation a large amount of money can be saved in mining. milling and smelting the ores.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
FALL FROM SWING
 KILLS ScHoCLEOY

BISBEE, May 1s-Antonso Smith seven-year-old son of Fernando Smith died a- the Copper Queen 5cspi-al Sunday morning from fractured skull received when he ie.l from swing in the Central school grounds. This is the first serious accident tha. has happened on the school grounds since they were built several years ago. According to those who saw .he accident, the boy was pumping himself in one of the swings during ,the recess hour. When he go: The swing high in the air. he s!ipped am fell 10 the concrete flooring on the grounds, frac,uring his skull.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
GLOBE COMPANY DESIRES
 TO INCREASE GAS RATES

PHOENIX, May lS.-The Globe Light and Power company his filed an application with the corporation commission for permission to in- crease ifs gas rates, it vas an nounced by the commission. The company based its petition for an in- crease in rates. 1t vas said. on high CT cost of production and on the graund that the gas manufactured
 and sold never Daid interest on the investment which the commission d. lowed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
ARMY CAPTAINS DEATH
 IS BEING INVESTIGATED


 PHOENlX. May 1s-Captain S. 4. Mcdonnell, [. $. A.. of Maria, Texas, arrived here today 70 investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of Captain John Thompson, who was found dead in his hotel room here April last.
 The coroner's verdict was that Captain Thompson died as the re- suit of an overdose of a sedative drug self-administered. He was on 20 days leave of absence from the Big Bend district, headquarters of which is al: Maria. The investigation is to be conducted to determine if possible whether the officers death was ac. cidental or intentional. Relatives had said Captain Thompson. troubled with insomnia, had been in the habit of inhaling fumes of the drug in or der to put himself to sleep.
 Officers said if 1t were determined death was accidental Captain Thomp- sons widow would receive his army pay for six months but would not re- 'ceive it if death were intentional. Captain Thompson had written a brother-in-law here, H. L. Stine. that he intended visiting Phoenix, con templating the purchase of cotton land.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
13LINE BRIEF IS
 RECORD BREAKER
 IN SUPREME COURT

PHOENIX. May l6.-ittorney E P. Patterson of Florence, holds the distinction of having filed the brief est brief ever filed with the supreme court of Arizona. It contains jus: 13 lines.
 The document in question is filed in behalf of Joseph NJ. Crawford and Frank Nelson. respondents in a case in which the State of Arizona is the appellant. and is in answer to a briei ,prepared for the state by Louis B Whitney, assistant attorney general
 The case is of unusual interest in that it involves a point which has neevr come up before in the interpre tation of the Arizona liquor laws Last January the county attorney filed an information against Craw. ford and Nelson. charging them, no: with having manufactured intoxicat ing liquor, but with having attempted to do so They are said to have found in possession of all the appa rstus necessary for making a fine grade of moonshine, but the liquid lound on the premises was devoid ol anything that so much as hinted a, . kick
 To this information appellant de murred on the grounds that the facts stated therein did not constitute [ public offense and that the informa fion was not direct and certain as re ssrds the offense charged in that il fsiled to state any set which would eonstitute an attempt to manufac gre intoxicating liquor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
ARMY TRUCK TURNS
 OVER; TWO INJURED

BiSBEE. May ls.-Losing control of a heavy army truck while going down th3 grade on the other side Of the divide. James ". Baker and C. II. Allen, civilian employees of the quartermaster corps. narrowly es- capped death when tne truck hit cul- vert and then turned into the side of the mountain. The impetus carried the truck up the side of the noun. tain a short way and it then slid back. turned over once and rightea itself on the road. Baker and Allen were hurt but not seriously.
 The two men were carrying I truck load Of supplies from Naco 10 Nogales in a Jeffrey Quad truck. Ba, ker who was driving. said that the brakes failed 10 work. After the truck turned over and lighted itsel: it stood squarely across the road and blocked traffic for about an hour be fore il could be moved.
 Hubbard's ambulance conveyed the two men to the C. & A. hospital AL lens foot was badly cut and his bacl: wrenched Baker was cut on the hospital last night that their injuries are not serious.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
DOUGLAS 19ol.IY ce.s
WILL BUN uN1Ii ~.v z<

DOUGLAS. May 1s--h~ Douglas Traction asc GgBt CosIacy ~tster- day afterHoop spBoaDced lst. in view of the hearing ip the matter Of suspsnding operations. which VII .ake place before tbe state coypoJa- ;ion commission ju me eity baIi at Douglas on May 4. me street cars cf the company will oclt,pus to 1e run here until Dat date. as eerste- fore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
WIN SLOW NAN ssLl
 Ef SLNc CA7E FOR
 s-rE7A1Y Cr s7hTE

WINSLOW. May 13-E A Car- roll has arEo.nced hirseli IS tan- Gida,e for :1s office Of Secretary Of ,Sta-e, sus5ec; 70 -he~actiCn of the democratic primaries sp sept.srtes $. and ;s he only pefsoD SO Ia, ~b1 is rra2.-s on n. defooe,attc tmse1 rom ths 1o-thsD part cf .he state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
MESA SEEKING A NEW COUNTY

MESA. MAY 19-Creation of . new county with Mesa as the county seat, by dividing Maricopa county, k revived as . project here. An in- vestigafing committee appointed by the Mesa Commercial club will meet tonight to discuss the proposal and to compute the probable tax costs. using as basis the assessed valuation of property to be included in the new cosnty and the probable expense Of county administration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
WANTS FUNDS ACCOUNTED FOR

WANTS FUNDS ACCOUNTED FOR | PHOENIX, May 1s.-A demand oi Governor Campbell conveyed through Attorney General Wiley E. Jones that Adjutant Charles ". Harris fur. nish an accounting of funds of the old national guard has been count. cred by . letter from Harris to Adju. tant General Walter 6. Ingalls, de. clining to state. it became known to. Gay. He added that no doubt Adju. fant CeBeral Ingalls, and the latter's clerical force would be ably to sup. ply the governor with the infoFma. ton desired.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23

ST. JoHES-LArge ssbestos de- posit discovered on county Indian re- ssgvsfjon- Coatractors agree to 0nisA Lynaa Dan September s1. Js2s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11
zE STATYSTYKI IMMIGRA,
CYJNEI.

Washington, II pazdziernika.
Immigranci. jacy teraz naplywa-
ia do Stan6w Zjednoczonych, So,
ma ogoi biorac, zamozniejsi cd
tych, jacy przyjezdzali pred
wojna. w roku fiskalnym lo20
przyby}o do tego kraju 430,Oo1
immigrant6w, ktorzy ~przywiezli
z SODA W gotowce $32.o5o,0OO, CO
wynosi przecietnie pc Sc ma kaz
diego, w~iaczajac W to kobiety i
dzieci. Ma glove rodziny, wzgle-
dnie przybywajqcego samotnie
immigranta, wynosi to przecie-
trie $l19. w roku loI4 kazdy
immigrant przywozii z SODA pre-
cietnie tylko SAG. Obecny immi-
grant jest tez. ma og6i biorac, le-
piej ubrany niz pred wojna.
Najwiecej gotdwki przywoza
z SODA immigranci zydzi. Przecie
tnie wypada pc $500 ma kazdego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11

mia, re hipoteka ma posiadiosc ma
Pensacola ave. ma bye spfacona
W listopadzie.
Sekr. przedstawil, re Oddziaiy
103 i 46 So WHINE Ia 4 miesiace,
wiec ma wniosek dyr. Imbiorskie-
60, uchwalono te Oddzialy sus--
pendowaG.
Ma sale posiedzen wchodza X.
Fr. Sara i p. FIR. Danisch, z no
mitetu Gorno-Slazak6w, kt6rzy
prosza o dodanie do Komitetu
Slaskieso czionka re Zarzadu
Glownego Macierzy Polskiej. Ma
wniosek skarbnika Szczepahskie-
go ~uchwalono, re prezes p. w. +.
Soska ina bye dodany do komi-
tetu, poczem komitet pozegnal
sic Z czlonkami Zarzadu i opuscil
sale. g.,
Sprawl Wydzialu MasoIetnich
przyszia pod obrady lecz z powo-
Gu trudnoSci w opracowanil
szczeg6low finansowych odlozo,
no ja do nastepnego p~osiedzenia.
Dyr. Czekaia sprawozdaje z b.
becnoSci ma posiedzeniu Oddz. y
- sprawozdanie przyjeto.
Ma wniosek Sekr. Blachowsi;ic
SO uchwalono drukowat potrze-
bne certyfikaty we formie jak So
obecnie.
Sekr. przedstawia prace orga--
nizatorskie we wielu dzielnicach.
poczem posiedzenie odroczono
modlitwa odm6wiona przez Mo-
deratora. X. FIR. Gordona.
Tom. S. Blachowski,
Sekr. Gen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11
SPRAWY -
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

Smierci, jak nastspuje:
1. Sp. Klara Smolihska, z Odd.
81 - suma 5000, synowi.
2. Sp. Felix's Murawski, z Odd.
81 - suma $500, zonie.
8. Sp. Antoni Wojciechowski,
z Odd. 1O2 - suma 800, zonie.
4. Sp. Joanna Dyrcz, z Odd. 80
- suma $500. mezowi.
5. Sp. Joz. Poteraia, Z Oddz. 40
- suma $500, zonie.
Ma wniosek dyr. Imbiorskiej
rchwalono ubezpieczenia we wszy
stkich wypadkach smierci wy.
placid, skoro dokumenta beda
wreczone.
Sekr. Blachowski wnoSi petty
eye w. Gucwy, studenta w u
University OF Illinois" W Urbana,
Ill. Sprawe zostawiono Sekreta-
rzowi. ktory ma sic postarac o
pewne dalsze nformacye. ~
Sprawe pozyczki B. !. Jagiehy
ma posiadso5G pnr. 2o50 w. HUI
ron ul., oddano adwokatowi.
Korespondencye Cd Oddzialu
80 i Oddzialu so przyjeto do in
iormacyi.
Sekr. Blachowski przedstawi}
pozyczki nastepujace:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11

Nsturalnie, teSli chcecie tylko
chwilowa ulge strssznego Swierz-
bienia i palenia zaognionyeh choroo
skornych, mo4ecie nadal uzywa6 ROC
ne maSci / lokalne aplikacye skorne.
Take ~leczenie. jednakowoi ME mole
prxynie$Se poSadanego skutku.
Je5eli chcecie sic pozbyc iakiej-
kolWiek choroby sk6rnej musicie ma
samprz6d Erozumiec, re ka1da cho-
roba must bye leczona cd Earodka.
Me mozecie sic spodziewac ulgi W
ecIemie, liszaju 1 innych irytacyach
sk6ry, jeslf krew Wasza Jest pre-
pelniona r64nymi bakcylami, kt6re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11

Ii W ukladaniu jej konstytucyi,
wywoialo prawdziwq konsterna-
eye w ich szeregach, gdyz widzQ.
&c zblamowali sic doszczetnie i
haniebnie. Starajq sic tez teraz
'jakoS L tel matni wykrecit. ale
brna. oczywiscie, zamiast >tego
dalej w kiamstwa. | tax VIM.
Howard Taft powiada:
,,Gubernator Cox pyta mnie,
iak moge popiera6 senatora Har-
dinga, skoro potepia on Lige Ma
rod0w. Cox ME wyraza sic cal
klein dokiadnie, kiedy twierdzi,
&c Harding stale w opozycyi
przeciw idei tel Ligi. Harding
chce Ligi, ktoraby jednak byly
sformowana raczej jake trybu-
nal Chce on Llgl, ale ME L1gl
Wilsona'.
Wiadomo powszechnie. re
Harding d. 7 b. m. podczas pre-
m6wienia swego w Des Moines,
Iowa, przyciSniety do muru, zu-
peinie otwarcie potepii idee Ligi
Narod0w, wyrazajac sic:
Me chce zupelnie w~yjaSnie-
MIA naszych zobowiqzah W Ii
DE, a chce odwr6ciG sic cd Mich
TWEEN. Me daze do int~erpretacvi
postanowieh konstytucyi Lici
Narod6w, tylko do odrzucenia
iei".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11
OsOby ~cierpiace doIegliwOsci skorpe
ME pragna tylko chwilowej ulgi

So powodem tyeh chor6b. Ola tego
powodu niema zadnego lekarstwa,
kt6reby przyniosio lepsze rezultaty
nil s. s. S. znakomite. stare lekarst
wo ma krew, kt6re dosiega samego
zarodka i usuwa re krwi wszystkie
bakcyle, kt6re So powodem chcroo.
S. S. S. Jest sprzedawane we
wszystkich aptekach. Zaczniicie je
uzywaG dzisiaj, / jesli nam opiszecle
swa chorobe, nasz dyrektor medycz-
ny da wan porade eksperta darmo.
Adresowae Chief Medical Adviser
S21 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11
NOVA w ME-
KSYKU.

Vera Cruz, II. pazdziernika.-
5000 zofnierzy Z byiej rewo'ucyj-
mel armii generaia Feliksa Diaz'
mialo skoncentrowac sic w Alto
toncahn w Stanie Vera Cruz
proklamowac nova rewolucye,
ktora ma bye protestem przec'w-
ko zamierzonej dcportacyi lch da-
wnego dowodcy.
A~MERYKANSKI OKRET
w N1EBEZPIEC ZENsTW1E
Havana, II. pazdziernika. -
Amerykaiski, okret Charles Mac
Dowe.l". psynscy L }%adunSie"l
sztucznych nawozow L Ao"eSo
Orleanu do Matanzas. daJe sys-
naty, ze znajduje sic w nIeDezpic-
czehstwie W odlegIosci u mil Oh
portu swego przeznaczenla'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11
ZAPOWIADAJA ZNIzKE
PLAC.
Washington, II. pazdziernik

Washington, II. pazdziernika
- Przewodcy Amerykahsiicj re.
deracyi Piracy opracowuja pro-.
gram, jake stanowisko ma zajaG
zorganizowana praca wobec pre-
jawiajacej sic powszechnie ten
dencyi "a znizeniem kosztow zy-
cia i wynagrodzenia "a prace. Sc,
kretarz Federacyi, Frank Morri,
son, oSwiadczyi W tym przedmio,
Gle, co nastepuje:
,,Koszta utrzymania zmniejsza
sig o wiele znaczniej w porowna,
niu z obecnymi, jezeli place 20
stana znizone."
Ostatnie obliczenia oparte ma
raportach rzadowych i prywat,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11
z -PoSIEDZENIA ZARZADU


Regularne m~iesieczne posiedze-
ME Zarzadu Giownego Macierzy
Polskiej odbyio sic w piatek, dnia
Sgo pazdziernika, w sail wiasnej,
Posiedzenie zagaii prezes w
F. Soska a modlitwe odmowil X.
Applet.
Obecni Ma posiedzeuiu byii
Moderator, Prev. X. Fr. Cor
don; Vice. Moderator, WieL. y.
R. Applet; prezes, Wojeiech +,
Soska wiceprezesi; Antonina Ba-
ranowska i-Wojciech Menkicki
sekr. gen, Tom. s. Blachowski
skarbnik, Julian Szczepahski; dy-
rektorzy, st. Liczmanski. Jan Ma
ciejewski i Szczepan Imbiorski
dyrektorki. Franciszka Bieschke,
Marya Imbiorska i konstancya
Czekaia; adwokat, Wawrzyniec
F. Zygmunt.
Protokoi Z posiedzenia wrze--
Sniowego przyjeto ma wniosek
skarbnika p. Szczepahskiego.
Sprawozdanie finansowe czyta-
ne przez dyr. Liczmanskiego. PREY
jeto ma wniosek dyr. Macieiew-
Skiego. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11
ZESTAW IENIE.

l. Stan. Adamkiewicz, 1888 \
Claremont ave, suma $4,000.
2. c. Ramsey, 4152 n. Kimbal
ave-, suma $4,000.
8. St. Turczyhski, 1888 DAWN
CT, suma $4,000.
4. w. Palewicz, 1913 n. Spring
field ave-, suma $500.
5. Fr. Grzeca, 1920 n. Hermit,
tage ave. suma $1,000. y
Wszystkie pozyczki zatwierdzo
no ma wniosek dyr. Liczmahskie-
go.
Sekr. Blachowski zawiadamia.
re Oddzial 81 w La Porte splacii
pozostaiy dug W sumie $4,000.
Adwokat Zygmunt zawiada-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-11

nych agencyi wykazuja, re siia
kupna dolara podskoczyia W O.
statnich pieciu miesiacach o is
cent6w, gdyz ma on teraz w tenn
znaczeniu wartosc So centow,
podczas gdy w maju miat war,
toSt 81 centow. Wszystko zas
zdaje sic wskazywac ma to, re W
niediugim czasie wartosc jego
wzroSnie do IS cent6w.
BURZA GRADOWA w o
KoWYM
Stevens Point, Wis, II. paz-
dziernika. - Wczoraj pc poiud--
niu przeszedf mad Srodkowym
Wisconsiuem cy!ilon poiaczony z
gradem. Szkody zrzadzone ida "
CRUDE tysiace dolarow. Wicher
pozrywa} Z wieiu fabryk dachy,
powywracai pioty i powyrywai
wiele drew z korzeniami, zawa-
laiac niemi drogi.
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Qtrzymane tn raporty donosza,
re zalozyciele ,,ma}ej Ententy"
politycy Rumunii. Jugossawii
Czechosiowacyi, dqza do rozsze-
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kraje balkahskie. Depeszc Z Blu
karesztu podajq, &c silna ten
dencya "a takiem porozumie-
MEM uwydatnia sic zwlaszcza w
Grecyi, gdzie zyje jeszcze pote-
znie tradycya dawnego balkan
skicgo aliansu. Take bulgaria,
aczko!wiek podczas minionej woj
ny wystepowaia we wrogim obo-
zic, pragnie obecnie przylqczyc
sic do ,, ma}ej Ententy" / posta-
nowi}a zapomnie6 o m%inionych
sporach, jake dzieli6y ia Z Rumu
MIA.