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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Huge Car Ferry is at Anchor at the
Foot Of Sixth Street and Peo-
Pile Inspected it
Sunday.
WILL BE ENLARGED HERE
As Soon as Permission is Given, Craft
Will Go Into Dry Dock and More
Space viii be
Added.

The steamer Albatross, the largest
boat built on the upper Mississippi
river, is attracting considerable at
tention as it lies at anchor at the
foot of Sixth street, waiting for per-
mission to enter the dry dock. The
Albatross which was built in 1907,
was so big that it could not be
squeezed through the old canal and
lock, so it had to come down over
the rapids. Now it is going into the
Keokuk dry dock to have fifty-seven
more feet of space added to it.
Increase in the length of trains,
and in the dimensions OF the cars
makes it necessary to increase the
size of the boat, those who are with
the craft say. At any rate. as soon
as the government gives the word,
the big steamer will go into the dock
and on to the ways for repairs and
an addition. 1t is expected that clear
ance will be given this week.
In the meantime the boat is riding
at anchor at the foot of Sixth street,
and yesterday it was visited by a
large number of Keokuk people. The
big craft has been in service at
Miss, and has been ferry
ing trains across the river there. Inc
boat belongs to the Queen and Cres-
cent route.
The Albatross was built by the
Dubuque Boat and Boiler works in
1907 and was brought down the river
in the late fall 1t was too large to
fit in the small locks then in the old
canal, and it was decided to bring it
down over the rapids. In order better
to control it, the craft was turned
around and backed through the Keo-
kuk and Hamilton bridge.
1t left Vicksbufg August 10, AMI
while it lost some time between ST.
Louis and Keokuk on account of low
water, had a very satisfactory trip
north The boat passed through the
new Keokuk lock with plenty OF
room to spare, Thursday afternoon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
ENTRIES FOR
KAHOkA RACES
Bio String Of Fast Horses For 1928
Trot and 2:20 Pace on the
Program For Next
Wednesday.
Especial to The Gate City


KAHOKA, Mo-, Aug. 30-The speed
events at the Clark county fair, &c
be held at Kahoka this week, prom
Use to be the best ever held in this
rart of the country. The entry list
is very large. The list for the Wed
nesday races is as follows. The en-
tries for Thursday and Friday will
appear in the Tuesday evening issue
Of The Gate City:
a:24 T-ot, Added Money $3.50.
Earls Mo Maid, b. m, D. Thomas
Knox City, Mo.
Kymo F., b. g., II. w. Brown, Blue
Rapids, Kas.
BY Pass, b. e., Clark Bros, Mem
phis, Mo.
Echo Princess, George J. Fisher,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lady Byng, George J. Fisher
Nashville, Tenn.
The Exchequer, b. g., S. S. john
ston, Memphis, Tenn.
Pansy Dewey, b. m, S. S. John
ston, Memphis, Tenn.
E. c. j., b. g., O. d. Harris, Plym-
outh, Ill.
Richard H., b. g.. Claude Braussard,
Abbeyville, La.
Lula Bond, bl. M, G. J. Hallowell,
Dallas City. III.
Carrie B., b. M, w. D. Eighmy,
Mt Pleasant Iowa.
Senator Todd, w. o. DoSSett,
Numa, Iowa.
2:2o Pace. Added Money $3.50.
Earl Simmons, S. g., E. !. Clark,
Memphis. Mo.
Little George, b. g., John +. Austin,
Carthage, III.
Van Dewey, b. g., S. s. Johnston,
Memphis. Tenn.
Billy Lee, o. D. Harris. Plymouth,
III.
Argot King, b. G., Claude Brous-
sard, Abbeyville, La.
Minnie Williams, bl. m, c. p John
son, West Burlington, Iowa.
Henry Ford, w. o. Doggrtt, Numa,
Iowa
Daisy Grundy, b. M, N. Harper,
Seymour, Iowa.
Colonel Roosevelt, b. s, N. Harper,
Seymour. Iowa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
ON
TRUCK TIRES
Expert Tells What to Do When You
Change From Solid to Pneu-
matte Tires on Your
Big Trucks.

! Many motor truck owners VIII
have changed their tire equipment
from solids to pheumatics are some
times puzzled as to the maximum
weight they should allow loads &c
reach on the air-filled tires. An eX
iceptionally useful table has been
figured out, supplying this informa
ton, and ii is given. below.
"Of course, it is not expected that
these figures will be followed exact,
ly," says the sales engineer Of the
Fisk Rubber company. but experts
have worked the thing out both in
theory and practice, and any truc elk
owner will do we'll to follow the table
as closely as possible"
The table gives maximum loads
for both front and rear wheels. TO-
gether with the proper tire sizes to
be used on all trucks from three
quarter to five ton weights
Front yTIFET -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
SinoIes Tennis Championship.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
FOREST HILLS, N. Y. Aug. 30
The national singles tennis champion,
ship tournament got under way here
this afternoon. First around matches
resulted as follows: Edward Gels
ner. Mont Clair. N. j., defeated Hugh
Kelleher. New York City, by default.
N. w. Miles, Boston, won from j. B.
Adoe. Jr., Dallas, by default. Richard
Harte. Boston, defeated Robert B. Nc
Clave. Scranton, Pa, 6-1; 81; 81.
Fred o. Josties, st. Louis, defeated
RAYMOND E. Snow, Sprinfeld Mass,
ell: 60; 6-3. Edward B. Benedict,
Cambridge, Mass, defeated R. A.
Johnson, Parkersburg, w. Va, SO;
6-1; 6-1.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
REWARD OUT
FOR ROBBERS
Burlington Police Department Looking
for Two Who Held Up Club
House Across River Sat
urday Night.

Keokuk police have been asked to
look out for two men who robbed a
club house across the river from Bur
1ington Saturday night, and secured
SIS There is reward of $500 for
their arrest, according to the word the
police have.
4 One of the robbers is said to be
nineteen years old, about five and
half feet tall, weighs 14O pounds and
was wearing a cap. He is fair COM
plexioned.
The other is thirty years old, five
feet ten inches, and weighs 165
pounds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

The following postponed matches
remain to be played:
Gregg VS.. Taber and Warren.
Brady VS.. tombstone and Warren.
McGaughey VS.. Warwick, Pond
Huiskamp and Kiedaisch.
Harris VS.. R. Bartholomew.
Jewett VS.. Kiedaisch and Warren
Knapp VS.. Taber and Warren.
Davis VS.. Warren.
Herlofson VS.. Kiedaisch.
Bolster VS.. Sprowls and McQuoid
Irwin VS.. Taber.
Taber vs. Gregg, Huiskamp, Knapp
Warwick, Warren and Irwin.
Sprowls VS.. Bolster, R. Bartholo
new, McQuoid. Huiskamp, H. Bar
tholomew and Wycoff.
tombstone VS.. Warren, R. Bartholo
new, Brady and Huiskamp.
Warren VS.. Pond, tombstone, Gregg
Brady, Davis, Jewett, Taber, KNAPP
and Warwick
Parsons VS.. Pond and H. Bartholo
new.
Kiedaisch VS.. R. Bartholomew
Jewett, Herlofson and McGaughey.
Warwick VS.. Taber, McGaughey
and Warren.
McQuoid VS.. Bolster and Sprowls
R. Bartholomew VS.. Kiedaisch, HUI
iskamp, tombstone. Harris, Sprowls
H. Bartholomew VS.. Huiskamp, Par
sons and Sprowls.
Huiskamp VS.. H. Bartholomew, Ia
Der, r. Bartholomew, McGaughey
SprowIs and tombstone.
Wycoff VS.. Sprowls.
Pond VS.. Warren, Parsons and Nc
Gaughey
The tournament will close very
shortly, and as the regular schedule
has now expired, players still having
postponed matches as listed above
should make arrangements between
themselves to play off those matches
at the earliest possible date. Twenty
six matches played complete the
schedule
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
JURORS FOR
COMING TERM
Those Who Will Serve on Petit List
at the September Term OF
District Court are
Selected.

The following men have been drawn
Ito serve on the petit jury for the Sep
TENDER term of court: Theodore Pat
,terson, fifth ward; ]. B. Diver, frs
ward: ]. F. Walberg, seventh ward
lE. C. Belts, third ward; George w
Schmidt, fifth ward; Martin Hes
hacker, fifth; l. R. Hicks, seventh
ward; J. c. Blake, second ward; Ed
'DeYong, second ward: William
Moore, second ward; E. B. Crane
Montrose; ]. M. Kinney, third ward
James M Fulton, Keokuk .hira: G
Jacobs, Keokuk third P. v. Bear
fourth; Fred Lindsey. Keokuk third ;
w. J. Mccormick, Keokuk fourth;
J. A. Morgan, Montrose; Jas. Barnes
Charleston; Frank Moeller. Keokuk
second; ]. S. Meginness, Jackson out
side; Rudolph Schevers, Jackson out
side: J. S. Lowry, Des Moines: J. T.
Mackie. Keokuk fourth; J. e. Pat
terson, Keokuk second: A. B. Metz,
Des Moines; Emil Wahrer, Montrose !:
Frank Ketterer, outside; Frank R.
Kerr, Montrose; J. c. Carrick, Mont
rose; H. H. Wright. KeolSuk sixth :
c. H. Frank, Keokuk first: j. B.
Martin. Keokuk seventh: j. w. Town
send, Keokuk first; r. A. Dollery,
Keokuk third; VIM. MCGEE, Keokuk
fifth; Marsh Mathews, Van Buren,;
F. w. Sawyer, Montrose; Robt. J..
Ewers, Keokuk sixth; J. N. Nobel,
Keokuk fifth; L. P. Finnerty, Keokuk
SIXTH N A. Patterson, Keokue sixth;
D. J. TeeI, Des Moines; G.. L. Van
Montrose; J. T. Hedden, Des
Moines; F. O. Wright, Keokuk sec
oud; Jno. McCleary, Keokuk third;
w. o. Liddle, Des Moines.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
STEAMER FAST
IN THE MUD
iSeventy-two Persons on Board Dutcr
Ship, Including Captains Bride
on Her Honeymoon
Trip

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30.-Witl
seventy-two persons, including thu
captains bride, aboard, the Dutcf
steamer Arakan was still fast on the
reef and mud near Abbotts lagoon
thirty miles north of San francisco
early today, according to wireless re
ports received here.
She has been there since late yes
terday afternoon. Two tugs up to 81.
a. m. today have been unable to pull
her from the reef.
The Arakan was enroute here from
Batavia, Bavaria, with a cargo OF
rubber and oriental goods, valued al
approximately s1,oo0,000.
She went shore in a heavy fog
which yelled the coast yesterday.
Captain Samuel Won Renkel, com
manding the ship, has with him his
bride who was Miss Urusula Stone
of San Francisco. 1t was their honey
moon voyage.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Is Your Skin Ablaze .
= With Fiery Itchings?

and local applications have no CT
feet whatever. That is Thy saives::
ointments, lotions, washes and
other remedies applied to the SKIN
can do no more than give mere
temporary relief.
TT YOU want genuine relief from
the fortunes of skin diseases, lose
no time in discarding all local
remedies, and begin taking 5. ). ,.
For full infor1na ton about your
own case, write Medical Director
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. ia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
ReIapse by Bernhard.

TJJnited Press Leased Wire Service.J
PARIS, Aug 30.-Madame Sarah
Bernhardt has been forced to abandon
her contemplated London tour owing
to a serious relapse" it was an
nounced today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
St. Louis Cash Grain, Close.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 3o-Corn-
No. 2 white. $1.56; No. white, s1.55
No. white, s1.52; May, $1161s; Sep
TENDER, s1.41A; December, S1.1SB.
Oats-No. 2 white, 7O@7ohc; No
8 white, 69@7Oc; September, 671ac;
December, CTS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30-Noney or
call, s per cent; six months, So @9
per cent.
Mercantile paper, S@SH per cent
Bar silver, London, 595sd; New
York, 99kc.
Demand sterling, S355A.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
NV Rark in Columbus.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 30.-Gov-
ernor Cox, travelling by special train
from Pittsburgh, arrived here at $40
today and went Immediately to the
Ohto executive mansion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Don't Continue TO Safer Becaus
of Wrong Treatment.

Impurities in the blood cause
millions of tiny disease germs TO
set up their attack on the sur
face of the skin, and in the form
Of pimples. boils. scaly eruptions
and itchy. burning irritations. be-
rim their disfguring and destrue-
tive work
These disease germs can be
-aaehed only through the blood,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Beaten by Police.
by Henry L. Farrell, United /

[By Henry L. Farrell, United Press
Staff Correspondent
ANTWERP, Aug. 30-MorEis Kirk
sew. of San Francisco, was painfully
beaten by three gendarmes today as
he was trying to enter the Olympic
stadium to receive the medal he had
won in representing the American
team in the sprints.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
WERE MARRIED
YESTERDAY
Thelma Smith Of keokuk, and Frank
johnson Of Burlington, United by
the Rev. c. r. Waters of
Bethel A. M. e.

Yesterday afternoon at five o'clock
occurred the marriage of Miss Thelma
Smith of Keokuk, and Frank Johnson
of Burlington, the Rev. C. r. Waters
of the Bethel A. NJ. e. church Off.
ciatiDg.
The ceremony was performed at
the home of the bride, 71s South
Fifteenth street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Tomorrow's Census Report.

ToTnoTroWs CeTsuS HePoTt
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The cen
sus bureau at 1880 a. m. tomorrow
will announce the populations of
Maryland and Massachusetts.
Tomorrow morning the census
bureau will announce population
figures for Golden City, Colo, and
Alamogomia, New Mexico.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
Still on Shore.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30.-Tht
Dutch steamer Arakan with seventy
two persons and a cargo worth
,s10OO,OOO aboard, was still ashore ii
eleven a. m. today. Coast guard Off
GERS said another attempt to float the
vessel probably would be made n
high tide this afternoon.
The sea was calm and the day per
feet. Indications were that those
aboard were rather enjoying theil
experience. No effort to take off the
crew and one passenger-the wife oil
the captain-will be made unless
there appears to be danger of the
ship breaking up.
Reports were that the Arakan ie
leaking, but not seriously.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

Flirtatious girls may make the best
wives, but flirtatious wives don't
make the best wives.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
E<tyFfy.

Eyerybody's; Mr.. 9eadley was
making a trip on train which af.
forded no dining-car When they
came 70 a stop at station with 3
restaurant near by, he beckoned 20 a
small boy on the platform. Bring
me sandwich and buy one for yo1r.
self" he said. giving the child twenty.
cents.
The boy returned in short order
munchtng 3 sandwich, He handed
ten cents TO FEeadley.
There was only one sandwich lsft.s
mister" he said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

Only one species Of reptile--a lizard
lis to be found in the Azores.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

American motors are popular m
SIAN. There are more than ]. 600 Of
them in that country.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30

A little authority IS ; dangerousl
thing.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
KR6TKIE ROTATKI MIEJSkIE.

- Dyrektor biura zywnoSciowe
go Z iona Rady Miejskiej A. J.
Poole AFOREMENTIONED wczoraj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
z TR0JCOWA.

W Srode, dnia Ego s%tycznia. b.. l.,
Tow. Dorastajaccj MfOdzieIy, zoStajQ-
pod dyrckcya Brata Wiktora, G. 5.
c., urzadzilo bankiet ma Geese tych
czlonk6w, kt6rzy %ukOllczyli 2 4 swc-
20 pobytu w OWEN tOwarzyStwie. .
gOdzinie 1870 wieczorem OkOlO picc--
dziesieciu mlOdZicnc6w GRAZ kSieha /
Braoia -nauczycicle Zasi6dli do Sutcj
biesiady. Potrawy byfy smaczne. ma
czaSie, co wiclc przyczyniio sic do "a
dowolcnia bicSiadnikGw. Pc spozyciu
potraw przyStapiOnO do NOW. ZcSzlo-
roc2ny prczcs Tow. DoraStajlccj Mo
dziczy, D. w. Marczynski wyraZif W
pieknych slowach swa wdzieczno&t i
swa lOjalnOSC do Tow, pOczcm powofa{
ma mistrza toast6w y. prob. X. STU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12

pred paru dniami telegram do
komisyi weglowej prezydenta
WiIsona z zqdaniem pozwolenla
podwyzszenia ceny wegla. Dzl-
siaj prawdopodobnie komisya ia
wczmie sprawe te pod obrady.
Pomimo, il chicagoskie stowa-
rzyszenie wegla, ME otrzymafo
jeszcze pozwolenia ma podwyz-
szenie cen ma wegiel, wielu kup-
cow detalicznych podnios}o juz
ceny oSwiadczajac, IL podwyzka
ich jest zgodna Z prawem StanoW
Zjednoczonych.
- Niejaki w. Vincent z pnr.
Sal Harper ave, chcac unlkn9c
kolizyi Z drugim automobllem,
skrecii nomenclature maszyna w
box skutkiem czcgo znalaz} sic ma
chodniku i najechal ma specyalne-
go policyanta kolejowego w.
Quingley'a, zamieszkaiego pnr.
1899 Z. 5Ota ul., SLIME go kale-
czac. Policyanta zabrano do szpi-
tala SW. Bernardo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12

czke, c. s. c. M0wca wyrazii W "a
dowolenie z piracy czionk6w a osobli-
vic ich dyrektora | zacheca} ich do try
mania sic i nadal towarZystw parafial-
nych. Radzii tez czfonkom opuszcza-
jacym Tow. Dorastajacej MiOdziezy, a
by wpisali sic do grona Braci Wick
szych, Tow. Imienia JezuS. Tie mySl
goraco popieral X. G. Gruza, y. b. l.
waszewski q s~zczeg6lnie Y. f. Luzny.
Ojciec Duchowny Tow. Imienia Jezus
ma Tr6jcOwie. Ostatni m0wca zachecai
take m~iodzie6c0w do Szukania rozry-
week W gronie ME obcem lecz W swojem,
gdyz w gronie podobnem moga zabawic
sic i p~rzyzw0icie i spokOjnie.
Nastepnie przem6wi} obecny prczes
Tow. p. X. Weyna, Kasyer p. L. Sa-
jcwski i sekretarz p. J. Durlak. Brat
MaksymuS, c. S. c., dyrektOr WyIsZej
SzkoIy Sw. Trolley i d}ugoletni dyrek-
lOI lISoN lOMul ~ olNd hhpOAlliioA va
czionk6w do spelnienia swych obowiqz
k6w i zachccaf ich do wsp6lnej piracy
i trZymania sic KOSciO}a. Narcszcic
Brat Wiktor, c. S. c., dyrektor Tow.
nawo}ywai czlonk0w do zgody, wSp6l-
ncj piracy i do regularncgo schodzenia
sic co wtorek i czwartek do sail klu-
bowel. DziekOwa} i'm take "a ich pra-
ce we wszyStkich przedsiewzieciach
TOwarzystwa.
Szczcre dzieki nalezq sic tn paniOm
J. Lisewskiej, j. Orlowskiej, Marchle-
wicz, A. SicmiGskiej, oraz pannom II.
Lisewskiej, NJ. Wojczyhskiej, NJ. RN-
czynialskiej i p. Adamczyk, "a ich
szczera i bezinteresowna prace oko}o
urzadzcnia tegoz wieczorku. Praca
tych pan i panien ola dobra naszej milo
dziezy i parafii wog6le, znajoma jest
wszystkich Tr0jcowianom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12

DIR. Robertsonowi, komisarzowi z
biura departamentu zdrowia, IL z
wiosna cukier napewno potanieje
= ,,prawdopodobnie" w kwiet--
niu lub maju. P. Poole skarzy sic
IL skutkiem tego, re Rad ekspor
tuje zywnosc "a granice, funt ry-
zu, kt6ry w 19l5tym r. kosztowal
tylko try i pol centa, obecnie
kosztuje trzynaScie centow.
- Szef policyi Clarity czuje
sic niewymownie dummy z tego,
IL otrzymal wczoraj list pochwa-
lny Cd ~genera}a Pershinga, w kto
rym tenze wysiawia sluzbistoSc i
zdolnoSc policyi chicagoskiej. Ida
je sic, re gen. Pershing troche
,,zagalopowai' W swoich pochwa
ZACH.
- DR. r. F. Braune, zaprzy-
siqgl onegdaj warrant w celu a.
resztoWania niejakiego P. Cunnis
s'a, zamieszkaiego pnr. 1444 N.
Clark ul., o~skarzajac go o usifo-
wane zabojstwo. Przedtem MIN
warrant zosta} wydany, Cunniss,
oraz lego iona w~yjechali z mia
sta. DR.. Braune powiada, IL sila
zostal wciagniety do domu G.
Seegar'a, przyjaciela Cunniss'a,
gdzie strzelono pozniej do niego.
, - Jan H. Pilkington, LEGACY
lat 90, zamieszkaly PREY Byron
ILL.,, umari wczoraj w szpitalu
Norwegian Lutheran Deaconess
Hospital. Pilkington zostal wczo
raj rano najechany automobilem
kierowanym przez F. Sacks'a,
skutkicm czego doznai wielu po-
waznych poranieh. Sacks ME 20
stall aresztowany.
- J.. Zeman, liczaca lat II, ME
dawno temu uciekl z domu ola
maloletnich, gdzie odsiadywal
kare "a rabunki i kradzieze.
Wczoraj detektyw sqdu ola ma
~loletnich original wiadomoSc, IL
Zeman znajduje sic wdomu pnr.
46O7 S. Talman ave. Udal sic tam
! chlopca aresztowa}. Gdy prowa-
dill go do skrzynki telefonicznej
znajdujacej sic PREY 47mej ul.,
celem przywolania patrolki, Ze-
man wyrwa} sic policyantowi /
pocza} uciekat. Policyant ~strzelil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12

"a MIN, trafiajac go W noge. Ze-
mana zabrano do szpitala karne-
go w Bridewell.
- N. L. Greene, manazer fir
my Limited States Rubber Co."
AFOREMENTIONED wczoraj ma zebra
niu m~anazerow innych firm w
kotelu Auditorium, IL ~jesienne
nieprzemakalne p~}aszcze gumowe
podrozejq wkr6tce cd dziesiec do
pietnaScie procent. Odwolywal
sig ma drozyzne materyalu / TO-
botnika.
Policya re stacyi policyjnej
Chicago ave. i STACEY Centralnej,
aresztowala wczoraj rano pod
czas rajdu ma domy nierzadu /
szulernie Och mezczyzn i cztery
kobiety. Najwiecej gamblerow a
resztowano w bilardowni PREY
9o4 Townsend III.
- Aviator poczty ..rzadowel
porucznik F. Robellard, przelecial
wczoraj przestrzen 2o7 mil Z To-
wa City do Chicago w dziewie-
dziesieciu minutach, czyli pc
dwie ! trzy-dziesiate mill ma mi
mute.
- Barnard Guenther, LEGACY
lat 81, zamieszkaiy pnr. 1880 Mo-
hawk III. zostat wczoraj powaznie
poraniony przez automobil klc-
rowany przez niejakiego L.
Schlessingera z pnr. 45I6 Green
view ave, ma Clark III. blisko
Chestnut ul. Gucnthcra zahrano
do szpitala ,,Passavant Hospital"
gdzie lekarze skonstatowali zla-
mamie ramienia i poranienia ma
caiem ciele. Automobiliste arcSz-
towano.
- Stowarzyszenie kupcow we
gla The Chicago Retail Coal
Merchants Association, wyslalo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
operacyi juz dokonaiem / wszystkie
zakohczyiy sic smiercia.
ZyzOwate 0czy SprOstowane be- Szkiel
i bez b6Iu, metoda DR.. CARTER W
czasie Jednej Wizyty W lego OFlSIE
Chicago, 0 stycznia, 1920.


Sznnowny PnnIe DOktOrze;
Niniejszem Skladam Panu serdecZ-
ne pdzieki "a to cos Pan uczyr!i mo-
jemu malemu synkowi. Wybierajac
sic W droge do Pana. watpilismy bar
do czy bedzie nadzieja 'jla niego
Tub ME, gyz o~hlopczyna miai zyZo-
waite oczy cd urohzenia. Me mogli-
Smy posfac go dc sZkoly. glyz, STAN
tad ~wyB}anoby go do domu ably dai
oczy sob:e kurowac. NaSz dOktor IA
milling zapisaf mu Okulary ! inne "a
plikacye, leoZ wszystko byio be-
skutku.
Chiopiec ten byi czerstwem / zdro-
wen dzieckiem - z nadzieJa wyro-
snlecia ma mezcZyZne 2 ZyZOwatemi
oczami - beZ wyksZtafcenla. po-
nieWaz tutejsi lekarze dla n&ego mic
zrobic ME mogli. CZesto p~rZychodzif
do domu Skarzac sic 2 piacZem div
mu SERGE ME peklo, re chlopcy PREY
zabawie rzucaja nan prze2wiskami
,zyZowaty". -
DR.. f. Q. Carter. 100 So. State ul,
Chicago s~prOstowaf mu ocZy W
trzech minutach, / Zrobil to be- b0-
lu. Dzi9lkujemy Bogu. re Zesiai Cd
kupiciela, ktory zmyf Z dusz IA
szych grzechy Adama i Envy. jak DR.;
Carter jest tn ma to ably kurowaf
wszysUkfch ktorzy cierpia ma oczy.
Mech Bog ma go W SWeJ oplece ]
MECH zyje nam diugo.
Ktokolwiek przeczyta to n watpic
bedzie w mole %niniejsze wyzaanie,
MECH zglosi sic do mojego domu i
popatrzy sic ma ch1opca ka&deso GA
su gdy ME jest W s5kole. TO chetnie
kazdemu opowiem o naszych do
Swiadczeniach z doktorami rachun-
kami, okularami aplikacyami etc.,
MIN przyslismy do DR.. Cartera. -
Novice po polsku do niego.
Dziekujac jeszcze raz, zostaje
urdZiecZnY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
RrOnika MiGjSCOWa.

(Dokohczenie re STRONGLY LED
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
L doktOra.

- Operacya, jaka zamierzam ma
panu dokonaG, ma sto wypadk6w u
dale sic raz ieden.
- o ia nieszczeSliwy!
- Ale uspokoj sic pan, to wlasnie
bedzie ia setna s~zczeShwa, die
wieGdziesiat dziewiec BOWEN takich