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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-03
BUYERS PREFER SHIPPED CARS
Dealers Say Automobiles Look Better
When Sent by Rail-

Many automobile dealers realize
that prospective buyers prefer a car
that has been shipped to one that has
been driven from the factory.
F. H. Hoberecht. proprietor of the
Old Trails Garage, says that they pre-
fer to have their cars shipped because
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-03
Autos NAMED LIKE HORSES
Coast Resorts See "Dreamy Days.
and "WhOa Boy"

and "WhOa Boy"
The latest craze among autOists is
naming their cars. They reason that
horses have names. So why not
autos? At coast resorts this winter,
many cars had names painted on the
hoods. They were in small letters
and ranged all the way from Dreamy
Days" and ~Midear" to ''HenryEz"
and whoa Boy"
No Columb.ans have taken up this
new fad as yet. so far as is known.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-03
First London Auto Had a Vanguard.

The first auto that ever ran in the
streets of London had to have a man
walk in front of it carrying a red
flag warning people that dangerous
machine was coming. The law prohi-
bited anyone running a car more than
four miles an hour.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-03

present prices range from 27.4 to &c
cents.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-03
.MOST BEAUTIFUL carr IS HERE
Sapp Implement Company Agency fOI
Paige Automobile.

The Sapp Implement Company has
secured the agency for the Paige au-
tomobile. This car is advertised as
being the most beautiful in the world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
NE TRIED TO Pill A
BILL HART STINT

SrHls Bend ssiE .~--A eo't n''
airad 4rrEne1i as = hsw 81 Hhrt
ne uuvss western her'a candles ~
rur and whsthH' & i Vuis.iti 2
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hsrs Il zbf snoda1 uea+f q sri.1
Sh9-s WHEN his uufia @s+A @ t0t's
MAJ danlSrwrs1HG aet eueEness "
ms arm a-av with gE ~hinA hf
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af lie FIJI from lht shanlarr hols'ff
zrsE snapped sht aagFtr tht a'+-'t'
sw.sfanr Tsgune sms7 rt'Af ths heh'N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

NC7H-E rc- E3cS FcE rEwo-EL
sNS roL-- ---SE BASEMENT
Loz1N COUNTY. c.<l cwA.
FCs PURPOSE cr -oLsiNc
--~N-s a18-
sAtfs g l'iSlnnanIA Casss y 81 Laga1.
ss
zlaE WI b. -efstrs1 sor ths re-
modelling e lhs Couln Houst aase
ms11 6 L~sHr Cauugv Ok2E halns
Riu the Hl-g.ass O. housing tb4 f,Drt-
S la at EEld Counts III nnceraG Is
Wiz te'z1in lilans and Fpaa1fiuai iaug
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Tistfe VIII be rna4slsnr ri Lba
iioAra q l8uugE lelEu iss4anerx 8.
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y 6aeTabsr ls1t ~or 1t5e pu'yr,sa xE
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q. HEar c1nrtF 1ud stare. and W.
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m 1HziL : - s1srIEt & t0u6 IL hers
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81 ssao l'anl-E gaas EnsrrrF Cam
u-lHsiunstf rasssrt ms r-iEns ~u -
barr EIT anc IL h86A.
p 4 ES-TE
11orarx cierk u Lossn Clouufy
3Est t,uuzR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

-rrrer sfitn En.
EtlT Euurasat qnt1ures fhntisEt
gIr16lHs En1 ar-rrars vh fln-pas
rumatr rA,s w1l vsn1 rY q . era1rieH
E-'aup II sxrfttunHia aFss'ksrs vhe
hare spEs 'rRfen AZ 1hs lssesa fst
q FTnaA1nr1an SunAre- eslteta -u.-
s1aisn i is ials s,acisirs ius4srae ol
1hs gra6lse xis SATIRE ln ana d me
v.sT1Ass 0s aD,atrr H1nhtrs w'E-in
1rv7r
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sur. IL anrintns mule u.GElA-a s
rlsEsu,'e-su,'ssisea ma-ran s,ss lll-
En1urs hlls aaaer e-Tsious aetai.
1l1as - Hna MAar4 Karnses a
winds n wfh sh4 vaatf@ nirm sre,
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monde 1nd wBrsngs,Ad ns hsr set as
ths r'slnrzr'nf1ian q 1ne =uui q. rhs
srsz-sss Roman rt then al And
there v'af vs-T klAurr ElK--ul il
whEss.s zal 1asrHa s.raass 1hs snla q
CaHu1n--E waf 3anlr believed 10
lacEE These g,s-s. v1sa 1 uurlaEsr
at zAar o6t'r Am3,~at merns-s q,
II En-usk kinEaan, 1nds beIIiEm in
lAru1 C.h-nHrs anuda.-
T'we 3ass C.-uaEF .naasir, sr
c.ris' wv zas- .sr-E.s 1sala."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Makes Food
Taste Good

r,-er.ss AZ xs,patlss. Aias digesrior-
z,n-.fe< zhs aaoeA ank asEs rnlitps's
sr-~se1la- a4-.a-fi. ne Hnisas sne'
x-,hss q shsa,1.a sn and g.rsA
seraa.rsn 20 1hs whole spsaArzl-
s1Axrax 81 gs4rs siht no7ns'a1A sales
1eA 4hs rv az tAf K-1aa rna1'a ans
snrras 4e HnDtx SHrsassAfN a.. X
il SIX ms mrdlclnt yo1 i's're i'fT-
xsns.sx Fzls 1es,--'f.at ca-1h21-tin-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

N-H 4l Eanll cHseTlliA Mich
Says We tc 1nAsk nou for ss4r
Esi-n5 roa5 medicine cham 'ls Il :
llnac aBd 1aEssas1 R5nadT We arc
newer wAthuul Il r fh4 innsA. ana !
Am su.'p AZ saved upr halvs Lis ahlF
Hunmsf
Mrs MI~T CEr9ngta1 CzHHril14
Mltt SAYS. - isxrs aaas rn4ui.5.
liGIss EoLss and I'iE.~ Daat ssant.s
tar ranzs ant s. hAs AwIyF Given
Ir8lse rHLef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

T'ameerffic women ss'e sogr4AF ih'
s.Ass 81 -hf n.sress * candsanfes
Aoth Ezsss 1nd ll24aHs4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

the prlce ui ieaaNus1 : ane los .
4s enuaas Fra sas Are alretds
a1v1 snt sagar IS 81 ere saa'aRgGn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

MAlrns hunters pslHf sAss s,aAts
vsrt at resemble s.AEaa "a i.w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

The 6uthrsa l.1rsdsx has 1'an
slaa Is an expesg " clsaaaiEe ana
1TiHe fine crosses Ank suits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

lirf'isr hurs hIve ne rerHg1 As,ots
ae npt siAf ihaH I'll Larte- sub
.s3f19lus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
osER gTlE tIE

-Sse sfssf corn rreI W. average g
bushels 7a me acne aerondanE ta TIE
siart hnAr1 y. agriculture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

rz-~ssf f1EE hBrs III re-aips issBflss
as nrr pa- them sm Leader ans-
alr4p-annk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
There's No Picture Like the
Picture of Health

cnuat Naerrx hf~x sxkrr pee frr h~r srnSea
-sazrspn~s snn seoxk poisr'ssH n the gsr~r q
sfsf rrepHr1 nnt rax.pasr psur tnrks raisE xefs.
<|t,1srresssa<sts x ans s',rsurs sf <he fusnst
hars IN ssar'fe.z usoFsasnE nrses. A. pare q
~flci Ar snua4 vei a-fTHt PED Nnt asspasro.
pcr3ornssns tssne funrFsnns 1r-elt. nsFursll<
II tu1 faa erx singR pciss H re~ezn-
fllnnro Nca are nns fhf pirfE-x q fsaAlshi
As nrysn~nspe znAh. 1tx& vHa Aaok ~ .
m.ssnns Va ruhaile weuT ~f~erTtA uneFxs Ene
picgr ~ brsns vnnf hncK ~ 1s nSrs1.xe
sEzfa II etbriszsea a. ~ a. IA uarzx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
Pollard


Adnsaad erau lhs ahmaus ShturaA.
EFanluE Fsaa sao,r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

NC-a-E rcz BIDS rcr rEw0cgl
8%S ColS- -1-SE BASEMENT
-011N COUNTY c.LE-cwl.
FCz PURPOSE cr -oLs slNG
-~,4snr-@.e 4raa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

~hc r-extcst master ynece II me
at CAIserT of IAfe u NxFurs :
Pscszrt of Eekltf
4tss nzFr tols pur-1er' r sbf fEuAr
hs..f 81 10 flss1 |ns hsaolds y IT. cBusrsus1zt
<k<rnfi truf AtFmhn n srrengtk h ssene<snzs
fsr-frs az rzriklne EEpnarAncs n 'ls aner' cAE~
rsnps r.nnr slsin snnsAlifss Eges Ssron0 Hnssns
asa~6g nerves Ank firm Fnusria~ fRlr.s lzsTa's-
g4.E IL ATinmEUr kesiss. Misr[ fresh. ara
sas8rssnt sixh ~ ar 81 ssnhasinHet rrtlfsaessrs
Hnk . tnt4 ranihrz ~ catns nnr iita4uifzzsa<
xssf eirv II hsz,x knE claeuss Elnezs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

rorarx cserk q Larar Couuty
0Es1 huusg
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-01-14

that in its next issue it would print
the suppressed truth. But before this
next issue could appear the paper was
stopped and its editors thrown into
Jail.
"There are a few facts, however,
which have escaped the censorship.
They are eloquent of the true situa-
tion:
"First-The four men who were
shot at Centralia were shot while
breaking the law. At the coroner's in
quest it was plainly brought out that
they halted the parade in front Of the
!. W. w. headquarters and charged
the door, thus bringing upon them
selves the penalty which they suf-
fered.
Self Defense Is Lawful Right.
"Second-This would mean that the
men who fired the shots were unmis-
takably within the law, for even in
capitalist courts a man is accorded
the right to shoot in self-defense when
an intruder breaks into his property.
"Third-But after this, other pa
raiders seized Wesley Everetts, an l,
W. W. and an overseas victim, and
murdered him by lynching. They desc.
Grated his body, dragged it back to the
Jail where other I. W. W. were impris.
oned, and threw It there. Then they
forced their prisoners to dig a grav,
for Everetts on vacant lot and bury
him.
"Fourth--Every known l.. W. W. II
Centralia at that time was seized AM
without due process Of law wa
thrown into jail. And 10 Of our mem
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-01-14

have Attempted to exterminate a
whole labor organization. They have
shut The jnouths Of every man who has
attempted to protest. They have be-
come juke and jury and executioner,
and in tleir hands all Washington to-
day il lite q black pogrom.
"How much do you know Of all
Newspapers Glorify Thugs"
"For the newspapers (except for
the tiniest minority tell US nothing
and they tell you nothingl From the
first shooting in Centralia on Ar
mistice Day, the press Of the country
has wilIfully distorted the whole situa-
tion. In o struggle where there were
plainly two sides they have printed
one side and maligned the other.
"They have glorified the thugs and
stigmatised the victims. They have
used every twisted incident as propa-
ganda to exhort their readers to 60
and do likewise. And in Centralia It.
self q mob Of men was thrown around
the town to prevent a word from
trickling out.
One Paper Tried to Tell Truth.
"One dewspaper tried to print The
truth. It'was not an /. W. W. paper
Il was the Seattle Union Record, own.
"a BY the American Federation Of
Labor Il announced that II had In
vensisatsd ne Centralia outrage. and
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-01-14
|. v. v. DEMANDS Searching IN.
QU|RY into CENTRALIA HORROR.

CHICAGO. = Searching investiga-
tion into the facts behind the Central
ia tragedy is demanded by the Indu-
strial Workers ofthe World in an open
letter which has been sent to the
members Of both houses Of Congress.
The letter bears the signature Of VIM.
D. Haywood, as secretary Of the I. W.
w. general defense committee.
eve want, and you want, the
truth" the letter declares. "In this
Centralia horror we haven't had the
truth. Somebody has stopped it. There
is something that somebody is hush
ing up. There are burning facts which
guilty men are trying to conceal. viii
you help US to uncover themf
"0ut in the Northwest there has
been q tragedy which has shaken the
nation. At Centralia, WASH, a saturn
ALA Of horrer has been loosed which Is
beyond description. Throughout the
state Of Washington It has been a
signal for mob ferocity and lawlsss.
ness which has made life . terror for
thousands Of victims.
ails Packed With Innocents.
ut has packed jails with innocent
mon. It has enabled q gang Of uni
formed hoodlums to usurp every
power Of state. They have destroyed
roperty, ravished civil rights,
abolished every constitutional safs.
guard Of citizenship. A
"Under cloak Of patriotism The,
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-01-14
Washington Stirred to Depths by Sensational Accusations
Against Government Spies Russian Republic
Representative Demands Full Hearing
Before Senate.

WASHINGTON.-D the Department of Justice
organize the Communist party Of America and write into
its platform the very panks upon which it now bases its
prosecutions and deportation proceedings?
Charges that the Department Of Justice did these
things are contained in statement given to all the press
associations JAM by Santer Nuorteva secretary of the
Russian SovieJ Government Bureau.
Members of the United States Senate, who had re-
ceved earlier information respecting the alleged agent
provocater activities Of the Department of Justice were
excited and furious hear that the mast degrading
ces Of the old Russian Cars had been copied by
ecutive branch Of the United States government.
Conspiracy to Suppress TRUTH
Nuortevas sensational statement to the press occurs
III Ais comment on arrested Gregory
Weinstein, Of the Soviet Bureau, in New York City
After stating that the Soviet representatives "wel
cDmed the opportunity given by the proposed hearings be-
fore the Senate committee to state the facts and refue the
historical lies which being spread about the Soviet gov
ement" Nuorteva charges that the contemplated dpor
tation of himself and Martens is conspiracy to prevent
the Senate and the American people from learning the
truth
His statement then declares:
eve have conclusive evidence that agents of the De-
partment of Justice have actively participated in the or
SANITATION of the Communist Party or America, and that
those very paks in the program of the party which now
form the basis Of the persecution of thousands Of people
have been drafted and inserted into that program by such
government agents. We prove that the chief figures in
certain celebrated bomb plots agents Of similar
nature"
member of the Presidents Cabinet who heard the
charges against the Department of Justice exclaimed
II have felt for some time that private corporations
were employing agents provocater to discredt labor
but it is almost incredible to learn that department of the
government has descended to that frghtfu practice"
Wholesale COIlusion Charged.
The attention of some senators was drawn today to
the fact that wel-known character within the Com
minst Party ranks who most active in it's creation
and early agitation reported to have Slipped through
the Department of Justice net and they asking wheth
er he was given official assistance to escape.
Senator'S learned that the Soviet representatives
prepared to offer evidence of the most explicit sort show
and receiving reports from the who dictated the most
radical panks Of the Communist Party in the weeks be-
FORE during and after the organization of that party
On every side the opinion expressed that the Senate
will certainly demand the right to question the Soviet
representatives. and make them prove confess the fasy
Of their astounding accusation AS member Of Con-
gress declared tonight:
IF America has emerged from the world war nest
Of spies and official poers against exploited classes at
Continued -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

kt6rej uczestnicy odnic$li jak najmil-
sze Wrazenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

waly. gdyz kazdy z gOSci ogladaf sic,
czy wiecej ME przynosza! Muzyka. zfo-
zona z f%ortepianu i kornetu, wesoiyml
oberkami, mazurkkami, .dodawafa
ducha, rozweselala serca gosci. Nc tez
dziwnego, re nasi starry obywatele
przytakiwali tylkO, mdwiac, re to tax
jak "a dawnych czas6w W Stirym
Kraju. bywaio. Pc spozyciu smacznie
przyrzadzonych potraw, Zahrat gioS
miejscowy %prOb0szcz, X. Franciszek
Gordon c. r., ktGry podziekowal ze-
brauei publicznoSci "a liczDe przyhy-
Gle i zyczyl ~wszystkim wesoej zaba-
wy; nastapila zalem Ochocza zahawa i
grano W rozmaitc CRY j rozrywki do
p6znej godziny ma jednO tylko rozba-
wiona wiara narzcEala. &c GAS tax
szybko ubiegl. il muSiano z~akohczyc
weSo}Q i nader urozma;cOna Zabawe, z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
W. oKRETY w NIEBEZ.
~PIECZENSTWIE.

Boston, Mass, 10 lutego. - A
merykanski stack Orion" ida
zajacy z Hamburga do ST. John
n. B. znalaz} sic w wielkiem ME
bezpieczenstwie, gdyz wskutek
niezmiernej iloSci lodu ME moze
sic dalej poruszyc a zasoby wszy
stkiego sic zmniejszaja, Wysla}
on telegram z prozba o szybka
pomoc. Drugi znowu statek Red
Mountain" z Galveston, udajacy
sic z ladunkiem do Havre do
Francyi ma uszkodzona maszy-
merge i zdany jest ma los fal NOR
skich. Wysyia on telegram Z "a
DAMIEN n~atychmiastowej pomo-
cy. Jednem stowem czas to wiel-
ce niebezpieczny ola zeglugi, pc
laczony z niebezpieczehstwem
zycia i strata ola towarzystw
okretOwych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
z MARYANOWA

Wczoraj wieczorem W sail parafial-
nej p. W. Najsw. Maryi Fanny Aniel-
'kiej, StarOpolskim zwyczajem Odbyla
ie zabawa zapustna PREY udzialc mad
wyczaj licznic zcbrancj publicZnOSci.
lrzadzOna staraniem ~miejscowych klu-
ijw Ohywatelskich i'm. Adama Mickic-
Hicza i Pan Kr6lOwej Jadwigi. Prey
zaStawionych sto}ach zaSiedli goScie
niejscowi i zamiejscOwi~ Kr6tkO pred
gOdzina Sma. y. Stanisiaw Gadacz C..
r., pOprosi} goSci do pOwstania i od-
m6wil modlitwe. pocZem panic marya-
nowSkic poczely uwijaG sic okO&o 60
Sci, dOnoszac i'm rome smakolyki. DO
kt6rymi take byiy tradycyjne
pacZki. WidaC by}O IL d0brze SNAKE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
Me R6bcie Esperimentow z Katarem;
Czesto Prowadzi To Do Suchot

stan ktory jest Tezultatem zaalS-
kowanych pfuc.
W ten spos6b katar mo1e bye pre-
powisdna tel najbardEiej zatrWar
tatscej 1 beznadziejnej chorooy. su-
eh6t.
Zwyk3s lekarstwo ME . przyniesie
rupelneJ uIgi. DoSwiadczenie nau-
czyao, re S. s.. s. jest jedynem le--
karstwem, kt6re wyniszcza zarazki
W zarodku We krVi i przynosi Ia
doWulniajaee resultaty nawet " mai
gorszyeh raEach. Cierpiacym ma katar
usilnie zaehecamy do spr6bowania
S. S. S. Sprzedawane jest we wszyss.
kieh aptekach. Chetnie odpiszemy
wan tezeli bedziecie pisaG o porade
ak ma bye lecHona wasza chorooa,
do Medical Department. Adres -
Swift Specific Co, 254 Swift Labo-
ratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
KR0TKIE NOTATKl MlEJSKIE.
dotad
z niewyjasnionej d

- z niewyjaSnionej dotad
przyczyny wszcza} sic wczoraj
wieczorem pozar W budynku
giownej poczty, w sekcyi listow,
,,poste-restante" general delive-
ry). Pozar zniszczy} oko}o 500
funtow listow drugiej klasy, kt6-
re Z powodu niezgioszenia sic pc
ME adresatow, czy tez Z braku
dok}adnych adres6w by}y odiozo
ne jake ,,zamarie". Ma wszystkich
ulicach w kolo budynku poetic
wego, ruch tramwaJowy i kolowy
zostal wstrzymany przez pol go
dziny.
- Parma Anna ]. Wetherall,
zamieszkala pnr. 1922 S. Carpen
ter ul., powracajac wczoraj Z tea
tru obrazkow ruchowych zosta}a
napadnieta przez rabusia / obra-
bowana z brylantowego pierscie-
MIA wartoSci SI'lW i Z Is centow.
- Ma stacye policyjna South
Street Station" przywie-
ziono wczoraj trzech zoinierzy,
ktorzy doPuszczali sic
lredziezy i rabunkow ma obywa-
.clach francuskich w .czasie po-
oytu swego we Francyi. Zasadze
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przejda pod inny zarzad. Allen
Barker, zajal najbardziej zdecy-
dowane stanowiSko i do o~statniej
chwili obstawai "a s~trajkiem "a
powiedzianym ma 22go lutcgo, ia
ko "a jedynie moZliwa droga dla
uzyskania znoSnych warunlOw
zycia. w koicu i on ustqpiE, spo-
dziewajac sic jednak, re raz po-
ruszona sprawl placy melsi bye
W jakiS sposob zatatwiona ku "a
dowoleniu robotnikow, ktorych je
szcze wielka liczba pobiera dzisiaj
) dolary dziennic ma wyzywienie
siebie i swoich rodzin.
NIEBEZPIECZNE PTASZKI.
I Paterson, Is. luteso. - Policy
tutejszej udalo sic wyfowic spo-
"a paczke radykalow, a jak docho-
dzenie poacazuje, So oni wiecej ME
bezpieczni, anizai 81, ktorych
wywieziono z Ameryk. So to bo-
WIEN mezowie ,czynu', czfonko-
vic towarzystwa Era Nuova",
znancgo jako najbardziej niebez-
piecznego. Gwalty i mordy bez
skrrpu4u OTTO mySI P~rzewodnia
czAonkow owej grupy. Me czekac
ma eschwasy, ME czekac ma zadne
zbtorowe Suoki, dzialac ma wiasna
reke, usuwac przeszkody, ME
przebierac W Srodkach, OTTO zasada
oweg stowarzyszenia. Przeszio
20 czkonkow owej organizacyi
polnya ma juz pod kuczem, a
spodziewa sic przy pomocy juz
aresztowarrych dowiedziec sic
COS wecej 0 zboznych planach O.
wych pan6w wobec rzadu ! spo-
ieczenstwa-
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nj So oni wszyscy ma 20 lat vie
zienia w Leavenworth. Nazwi--
ska ich So: G.. Cover, A. Cess l
w. Spencer.
- Biuro stanowego prokurato
ra Hoyne'a zosta}o wczoraj po-
wiadomione, il najwyzszy sad a
pelacyjny odrzuciI oncgdaj pros
be O uwolnienie Cd kary Smrerci
!. O'Bricna. O'Brien zostai zasa-
dzony ina kare Smierci przez po-
wicszenic w sqdzie kryminalnym
przez sedziego Kcrstena "a zanot
dowanie policyanta r. Burke,
podczas walk w wyszynku Il
zbiegu uIic 55cicj i Halsted ublc-
gIcgo lata. Egzckucya odbedzie
sic daia Pogo tego micsiaca.
-Juz pc raz drugi W ostatnich
szesciu tygodniach zostal onegdaj
obrabowany pos>anicc bank1l Au
stin State Bank" w Oak Parkn,
nazwiskiem +. Rchm. BandytI
zabrali mu $1,000 W gotowcc i
5000 W czekach. Rchm przez 'y'h
samych bandyt0w zostaI obrabo
wany Z got6wki SASS i Z $40.
W czekach, dnia $50 stycznia b.
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DO W~IADOMOSCI.

Ola d~ogodnoSci naszych Czy--
tclnikow, podajemy do wiadomo-
sci, IL podatek rzqdowy cd docho-
du'za rok 1919 CIncome Tax) mo
ina pIacit " fiji rzadowcj De-
partamcutu Akcyzy internal
Revenue Department. pnr. 1924
milwaukee, ave, W budynku
Sch0enhoicn, 2gic pictro. Biuro
to Jest Ctwartc cOdzicnnic cd 60
dziny 9tci rano do Smej wieczo--
rem.
" biurzc tenn b~ezpfatnie udzic-
iq Wszeikich iniormacyi oraz wv
rc}niq nalezycie formy podatko-
we urzcdnicy rzQdowi, kt6rzy
w}adajq Polskim jezykiem.
Dzieh logo marca jest ostatnim
dniem do placenia tego pOdatku,
.ecz radzimy wszystkim azeby
sprawe te zaiatwili jaE najpre--
dzej. azeby uniknQt natloku i ME
dogodno5ci ostatnich dni togo ter
mimi.
Department Akcyzy otworzyl
dnia 1go sierpnia 1919 +. szesc IL
iii W micScie Chicago, gdzie mo-
ina za}atwiG wszelkie sprawy ty-
FACE sic rzadowych podatkow.
File te sa pod nastepujacemi a.
dreSami:
1924 Milwaukee ave.
415 N. Clark ul.
1926 Lincoln ave.
801 w. Madison ul.
6240 Kimbark ave.
712 w. 63cia I'll.
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STREJSMAN -
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). ITALIAN -
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