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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-04
BOYLE SIGNS ELEVEN MEN.
New Bunny Boss Secures MANY
Promising Players for Team.

Cedar Rapids. March 4.-Eieven
hustling baseball players are under
contract to perform with the Cedar
Rapids Three-I league club this
summer and hooks well baited are
out for that many more. Manager
Frank Boyle came out Of his winter
quarters at Waterloo today. long
enough TO make that announcement.
Very soon, he says, he will have
more Interesting announcements to
make. and after that II won't be long
until the first recruit knocks on the
gate at the ball park on the west
side.
or the eleven players signed. only
five names have been made public.
The reason for keeping the other
half dozen Bunnies under cover. is
the possibility they must be side
tracked in event better material
shows UP. They are youngsters who
hail from this neck OF the woods and
have had sufficient press asenting to
bring them to the notice of the
Bunny chieftain.
First there is Jack HrusKa, former
Central association star, being a
well-known fixture on Muscatine and
Waterloo clubs OF the last five years.
He is a capable catcher. a fairly good
sticker. and one of the hardest
workers that ever donned uniform.
George Jenkins rs an inflelder,
who calls Mason City home, and who
has had experience in minor league
baseball under Dan OLeary, the
former Claydiggers boss. Jenkins
showed up particularly well and was
holding regular berth when he an
swered the call to military service.
George Hodge Is an outdelder who
mas pastirned IN both the south and
west having spent last summer as
a member Of the Los Angeles club Of
the coast league. He was loaned to
the Angels and II . free agent this
spring. Previous % that he per-
formed with Jacksonville In the
South .A...::santir irasus. II. re :: rec"sn-
mended az good hy-chaser. a con-
sistent hitter and fast on his feet.
He IL playing winter ball on the
Pacific coast, and writes Manager
Boyle he is in shape when he re-
ports.
Joe Weidell Is an outnelder who
played last year with Saskatoon In
the Western Canadian League. He
comes with practically the same
recommendations ~ Hodge.
In Charles Dysart. who halls from
the Binc Ridse league, the Btmii:es
are acquiring a slugger, according to
Boyle. His last two years have been
unusually succeasful from the View
point Ok = batting average. his record
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-04
Sports Paragraphs

William r. Jackson, manager Of
the Peoria team Of the Three-l
League, has reported and has start
ed the work of assembling his 1920
ball club. The first squad OF play
ers will report for training about
March %.
The Spanish government intends
to furnish training expenses of the
athletes who participate In the
OlymDic games at Antwerp.
Challengers for the international
balloon trophy, now held by the Aero
Club of America, have been received
here from the Aero Club OF France.
which enters three teams, and the
Royal Aero Club of England, which
has one entry. Three teams will be
entered by the United States. The
trophy has not been contested for
since 1918, when it was won by the
Aero Club Of America.
Old 1920 promises plenty Of work
for the sport editors and lots Of
amusement and recreation for our
readers. .;ots race: :::SS big =c::::3s: S 9
in both major and minor leagues are
predicted. Then there IL q good pros
pect Of seeing Georges Carpenter In
action over here. Llew Edwards OF
Australia, and Johnny Sheppard and
Jimmy Wilde OF Observation-Disclosures
lin our midst. American athletes
viii make things hum in the Olym-
pic games at Antwerp. Several for
eign golf stars will play over the
U. 8. links and contest In the Ma
tional Open Golf Tournament at
Toledo. The country is fGii Of Iast-
lers whose names are hard to spell.
Next fall we'll wind npS with anoth-
er biz football 4eason. Time To roll
UP our sleeves and get busy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-04
SUFFERED TEN XEARS
FROM INDIGESTION
TROUBLE GONE, APPETITE
STRONG, AND EATS ANY,
THING WITHOUT DISTRESS.

Il had case OF catarrh and indi-
gestion, of ten years standing. had
been treated by the best medical men
in Michigan. When I commenced TAX
ing Milks Emulsion. I was in bed.
improved so fast that I kept the
neighbors wondering. l am now up
and working every day. My cough
is gone. My appetite is great, and
can eat anything without hurting
NEIL u. Invelee, Rockford. Mich
Indigestion Is seldom cured by
helping" the stomach digest food.
Disestives. like physic pills. usually
make slaves Of the stomach and bow
els.
MIlks Emulsion is a pleasant nutri
tive foS<da and corrective medicine
1t restores healthy. natural bowe!
action. doing away with all need Of
pills and physics. II promotes appe-
lite and quickly puts the digestive
organs in shape to assimilate food.
As builder OF flesh and strength
Milks Emulsion Is strongly recon
mended to those whom sickness has
weakened. and is a powerful aid IN
resisting and repairing the effects OF
wasting diseases. Chronic stomach
trouble and constipation are prompts
relieved-usually In one day.
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and so palatable that II is
eaton with spoon like ice cream
Truly wonderful for weak. sielly
children.
Nh r,atter how severe your case
sou are urged TO try Millss Emulsion
under this guarantee--take six
bottles home with you use II ac-
cording to directions and II not sat
!sfed with the results. your money
will I've promptly refunded. Price soc
rnd $500 per bottle. The Milks Emu
sion Co. Terre Haute, Ind. Sold By
drtipoisfe pNPrNMhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-04

George Zurich and Alexander
Aherg, wrestlers well known in the
United States, were monopolixing the
sport in Russia 10 such an extent
that 10 oppose them in any way was
dangerous, Aberg owed me 5000
rubIes, tho. and | tried TO collect II.
He refused to pay me and told the
police OF petrograd that | was an
Austrian spy, merely posing as n
l,rent wrestler so that ! could roam
about Russia collecting information.
THE country was swnrming with
spies then and the police made little
ado about arrssting them and sem
icucin1 tie ia 10 jail vi Che firing
squad.
when they arrested me I thought
my tine had come. But abe police,
in qUi2zing me. let out the fact that
AberG said was not a well-knOwn
wrestler h,t that ! was taking the
role TO get Ivy. This gave me a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-04

many years his elder. His nose "as
high. Of medium thickness and just
a trifie long--the nose of a thinker.
His ears were large, with fun lohes
tho ears OF generous man. The
mouth full-lipped but firm. the
heavy jaw and square chin, the great
hands tmost amazingly free from
frcckIcs) denoted the man who would
not avoid a fight worth while.
Upon their arrival at the rest
:,,u5+. 2rycc during 1!nner was very
attentive and mildly amusing, al
tho Shirley's keen wits assured her
that this was merely q clever pose
and sustained with difficulty. She
was confirmed In this assumption
when. after dinner, she complained
Of being weary and babe him good
night. She had scarcely left him
when he called:
George"
The haf-breed slid out OF the
la rkness and sat down beside him.
A moment later. thru the open win
dow OF her room Just above the porch
where Bryce and George Sea Otter
sat, Shirley heard the former say:
George, when did you first no
tice that my fathers sight was be-
ginning to faii?"
About two years ago. Bryce. He
began to walk with his hands held
out in front of him. and sometimes
he lifted his feet too high"
can ne see at ali now. I-orge =
"oh, yes. little bit--enough to
make his way ia the office and back
Poor old governor! George. until
YOU told me this afternoon. l hadn't
heard word about It, II had,
never would have taken that two
year jaunt around the world. And
you say this man Colonel Pennington
and my father have been having
trouble.
'yee-" Here George Sea Otter
gracefully unhurdencd himself Of a
fcrpcnt curse directed of Shirynv's
avuncni-r relattve, wberenpou that
Young lady promptly left the window
and heard no more sa;stit
ITO be cOntinued).
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-04
Many Stars in u. s.
For olympic Meet

New York. March 4.-Turning from
the ark window, where he had 'ee!r
watching the Il ent of the doe Noah
said to his family and the zoo.
Well, If ne doesn't get some place
he'll die tryin'.'
Americas 1870 INVASION of Europe
will ue duub.y symaV4icruI ina &C. I
IL wall be peaceful mission the =.
r. r. OF atnle,ica se,s oat TO accom-
piisn next summer Ia Belgium a'id -
the boys in Uncle Sans span2Ics
don't get some place in the Olympic
games, somebody VIII know they've
been in an awful race.
History to Repeat.
Across the water tAey are accus-
ing the loquacious Yankees Of their
characteristic bragradocio in al.
ready having Uncle Sans head
measured for the new Olympi,
wreath.
II some of those doubling" Tnurl-
asses" could run over the list o.
American prospects and get wind D!
what they have been doing they
might get a good bunch that history
is going 10 repeat itself.
When Jack ScholZ university o.
Missouri star. equalied the world s
record of H. seconds here recently
in the 70-yard dash, he looked good
enough for a bet to repent in the big
world garnes Charley Paddock uni
versity OF California, winner OF the
100 and 200 meters events III he in
ter-allied games. looks TO be
another sure point winner.
Then. in addition. as nucleus to
build around. there are three New
York police "ba bies," Paddy Ryan
Matt MoGrath and Pat Mcdonald for
the weight events: Joie Ray. ma
tional mile champion and holder Of
two worlds records. Homer Baker,
Mike Devanney. Earl Eby. and Frank
Shea for the distances: Fred Kelly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-04

Red" Brown Of. Kaneas City.
basketball Official possesses head Of
hair that is as red as the front Of a
: and Decent store. While visiting
in Kansas one Of bis friends took
him heme to dinner The i-year-
old daughter of the knnsan, after
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-21
Princess Della Pattra.

Patta Alexandria, Egypt recently
by diamonds clothes which highest
fashionable Bueh
failing
ATTo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-21
KaHSAS CHARTERS GRANTED

The following charter applications were
approved today by the state board:
Linn County Coal Co. Pleasanton, 100000.
Smith, BaEing Co. Wichita $1J00O0-
ottawa Homes Co.. Ottawa, S15OO0O-
Laylor Motor Co. St Francis, $4,000.
Blue Club. Kansas city. Kan; no capital.
Phi chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi, Law
renee: no capital.
Hickaday Auto Supply Co, Arkansas City
SIC. OOc
Farmers Cooperative association. Mayetta,
$40 00G
Peoples Exchange Cooperative associa-
ton. Hutchinson. $4,000
Farmers Cooperative business association,
Thayer. $4,000.
Pittsburg Reinforced Upper Ground Safety
Vault Co. Pittsburg, $4,000
VIM. A. Ach Mercantile Co, Baxter Springs
$4,000. .-
Palace Drug Co. lola. $1,000.
Sunflower Social Club, Kansas City; nc
capital.
II. c. Morgan Investment Co, FL Dorado
500 O0e
Goss- Marshall Sterilizing Co. Horton. in
crease $4,000 to S144,OOO
Herndon Equity Union Exchange, Hern-
don. increase $4,000 to $4,000.
Purity Creamery Co, Clay Center, increase
$4,000 to 100000
Salina Mining Co., Salina, Increase $6000C
to S12o,OOC.
Kansas Employers association. Topeka
name changed to Associated Industries
of Kansas
Foreign Corporations.
Gates Oil Co.. Yates Center, $2T9,996.SO in
Goodrich oil Co. Wichita. $4,000 in Kan
National Exploration Co, Chanute, 100000
in. Kansas.
as Edwards Cloak Co, Topeka, $4,000 in
Kansas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-21
mex REBELS SUPPRESSED
Ono Leader Shot, Another Surrcnders
and Others Flee to L. 5.

Mexico City. July 21.-Official an
nouncement was made today that the
rebel movement in northern Mexico
had been wholly suppressed, that Je-
sus Guajardo had been shot, Carlos
Osuna had asked to be allowed to sur
render and Ricardo Gonzales and Pa
bio Gonzales, Jr.. had crossed the Dor
der into the United States.
The strike at Tampico today threat
ened stoppage of oil exports. Little
hope was held for early settlement.
Industries here were beginning to feel
the pinch of oil shortage. Strikes of
railway employees also contributed to
business difficulties and shipments of
food and raw materials could not be
moved.
An unconfirmed report was received
here that the railway strike at Vera
Cruz had been settled, the shopmen
having been awarded a so per cent in
crea Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-21
FELL OFF ELEPHANT HERE.
Mrs. c. w. Kouns Suffers Broken
Ankle at Fair Grounds.

The desire to be photogra while
riding an elephant belonging to the
Sells-Floto circus proved disastrous
Tuesday for Mrs. c. w. Kouns, widow
of the former general manager of the
Santa and former stage favorite.
Mrs. Kouns, with party of women,
went to the circus and obtained the
privilege of riding an elephant. As
Mrs. Kouns was mounting the pachy-
derm, she slipped from her high ele-
walton and in her fall suffered Il
broken ankle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-21
FAIL TO hike WATER RATES


The city commissioners at an ad-
journed meeting this morning failed
to pass the new ordinance presented
by Commissioner Wilbur Stanfield
providing for the raising of the water
rates to large consumers from to 70
cents per thousand gallons. No agree
ment could be reached on minor de-
tails and the action on the ordinance
was POSTPONED until the next melting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-21
CANVAS BOYS GOT THEIR $50
Had Had Circus Attached for Amoun
Owed Them.

The Indebtedness of s56 claimed by
Roy White and six canvas boys dis
charged by the Sells-Floto circus here
Tuesday, was settled before the show
left town, court officials said today.
When the boys We're discharged they
had a writ of attachment issued from
the court of Topeka in order that the
circus might not leave the city until
their back wages were paid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-21

Eta Covell was just as mean with
me as she was with Mrs. McCarter
and 1 never thought of going to
Richard Hopkins, and had to acknowl-
edge that was 80 years old, and now
suppose that Mr.. Jones will be call
ing me "the old man" Gosh darn it!
BIRCH.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
z TOWN OF LAKE

Tow. Spiewu / Dramatu ,,Lira" u
rzadza doroczna zabawe W przysz}a
niedziele dnia 24go b. m. W sail i'm.
Juliusza Slowaokiego, PREY 4Sej | s,
Paulina III. Poezatek o godzinie Tel.
wieczorem. Komitet czyni starania |
zabiegi, azeby uczestnikow zabawy
dobrze zabawie I zadowolic.
Polski Klub Handlowy poczawszy
cd wcgoraj ola dogodnosci swoich
czionk6w otworzyi w}asny lokal przy
47ej | Gross ave., obok blur korpo-
racyi polskiej p. n. Petroleum Cor
~poration'. > \
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

Dumouy sfudst diny pr1sl lego ttd1 90 nl''
RoGu 1894. wiosna dostaiem rev.
matyzmu " muskutach zapainesS'
0erplalem, co tylko wtedza CT xeo-
rzy 90 mieli, przez try lata- t0oo-
wa3em rome srodki l roznych uoGI
tor6w, lecz ulge jaka mi
,byla tylko tymczasowa
znalaziem srodek ktory wyleGyi
mnie kompletnie z tel cnorooy' "a
lem ten srodek wtelu tnnym ciet-
piacy0 na reumaty7m skuod oJf5
dobre W kazdym wypad1cu-
Kazdy kto cierpi ma
rermuatyczne, powinien uzyc. to pre-
dziwne lekarstwo. Me przysytay@e
ami jetnego centa; przysfpcie tyLxo
swoje naawisko 1 adres a ia pesis
VAN ma probe darno. Jezeh 20 u3y-
ci1I lekarstwo to wyleczylo was
reumatyzmu, mozecie przyeiac 1oone
go dolara lecz z~rozumiec trzeoa,
ia ME chce predict Cd wa picnic
DIV. dou6kf ME bedzie5e Enpenie
zadowoleni a ~wyleczenia- Mo oeSt 70
uczdwie? Dlaczego cierpiec dfuzel
stfy pewna ulga ofiarowana jest
VAN darmo? Me Ewleka5cie. Pts1Ge
dzisfai
Mark H jackson, No. 161 @. Durseon
Bldg. - Syracuse, N. 7.
Pan Jackson jest odpowiedzialny.
Powy4sze ogioszenie jest prawda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

w niedziele, dnia Sligo b. m, odbe-
die sic zabawa taneczna Lokalu No.
116 AmaIgamated Meat Cutters. and
Butchers Workman, W sail Juliusza Slo
wackiego, PREY 4sej l Paulina I'll. Ma
zabawe te wybieraja sic wszyscy unisci
i unistki pracujace W rzezalniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

Me moAecie wyobrazie so6ie co to
macy mice czysta krew. Gdy uric
czywistnicie, re SERGE nieustannie
xasih tym SywOtnym pyOem wSzy
stkie czesG daia spostrzezecie,
be najmmejSza nieczystoS we krw1
mole spOwod0wRG grozne komplSa-
ye-
Ea1rniejse Eanieczyszczente
krwi Jest nie6ezpieczehstwa groza,
gdyz wszysthe zywoune organa cia-
Ia, by normaluie funScyonowac mo-
CIV nlezne 50 Cd doptywu czJstej
krwi
Rome grozne niebezpieczne cho-
roby "a be~zposrednim skutkiem zfe-
20 stanu krwi. NagroZnietsze
tych chor66 50 reumatyZm, ktory
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
Kazda Kropla Krwi Waszej Powinna
Bye Absolutnie Czysta ;

nieiftosciwie dokucza; eczema, tet-
ter, erysipelas i fnne sS6re znie-
kszta4cajaee choroby: og0lne osia-
bienie, kt6re najmocniejszego mez-
cyzne zrobi bezsihym- l rome in
ne choroby kt6re SO rezultatem IN
nieczysDzonej krwi
W wielu wypadkach mo2ecie u
niknae poddaniu sic chorooie PREF
zazycie 8. s. g., wybornego srodka
ma krew, kt6ry jest W uzyciu z CORA
piecdziesiat lat s. s. S. prZeczysct
krew znakomicie. Sprzedawane jest
wSZedzie W aptekach-
Pc medyczna porade 1 wartoscto-
wy OPS zupenie da-mo, piszce dzt
siaj do Chief Medical Adviser, S31
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
ANOLA

ktora Jest najSkutecEnletszym
erodarem leozmtczym. zewn2trI
nyzn przeciw zAzeoieniu. dresz
czom, bolom ogolno-cielesnym
gicwy 4 gardla. kaszlowt, ma
brzmienlu gruczo4ow, chrypce.
iufluAn1te, katarowi tip. Cena
10 centow wraz . podatktem
Ma sprzedak W aptekach
Me przyjmutcte bezwartoSGo-
wych podrobek ale stanoWczo
fadS5cie prawdziweJ Anola. =
ktorej kakde pudesko jest Ia
opakrzone podpisem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

DOMAINE choroby NIGGA sic
l rozwinae z zaniedbanego Ia
zisbienia. Kaszel, bclace gardlo,
boil W piersiach itrudne oddycha-
ale mosa bye wyleczone przez uzyWanie
~DR. BAKERS HONEY DEW BAlSAM"
Jedna hyzeekka ~przyniesIe ulge.
M surzedAS We wsxyStkieh SptSkaeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

uoazpiszsae sic przed nadcho-
6zscym nteoezpieczenstWem IA
naebdenta 1 ro2nym ehorobom
povstajacym . tego4 Zaop2trz
ale sic natychmiast W tuhke
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

Do ~mieSzkahia Jana Machnika, "a
miez- pnr. 6345 So. Western ave-, Ia
krad& sic zRodziej w czasie nieobecnoSci
jego aony, Ktory spladrowal ca}e mic
szkanie i zabral So W got0wce i dwie
parry trzewik0w. .Powiadomiona poll
eva szuka wiatru W polu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

JsHeli ME mozecie dostac Ano
IA w sasiednich sptekach, to
wyeliJcie TSc na adres: = y
K sass 172S W. 18th st. Chi
eaEo, III. 3 otrzymacie 10 od-
Erotna poc1tA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

Ma fbswiecenie novel szko3y | dzwo
now W parafii Pieciu Braci Polak6w
Meczennik6w, ma Brighton Park, kt6re
sic odbedzie W przysz1a 'niedziele, wy
biera sic podobno kilkanaScie iowa
rzystw z Town Of Lake.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

Panstwo Maryan I W1adyslawa
Chrzanowscy, zam. pnr. 1881 South
Marshfield ave-, doczekali Sic ubie-
g.ego czwartku tegiego 1 zdrowego
synka, z ktorego So niezmiernie u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

x. KoAsultor Ludwik Grudzihski,
proboszcz parafii p. W. sw. Jana bo-
lego / D. Bronis}aw F. Kowalewski,
prezes Komitetu Obywatelskiego, po-
wr6cili z Seattle, Wash, gdzie wy
1echali ma spotkanie sierot przyby-
iych z SybeTyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
z CHICAGO HEIGHTS.

w tych dniach byly zoinierz. armii
Pershinga we Francyi, p. Bronisiaw
Wantuch. pojai panne Walerye Wa
six. corke szeroko tn znanych oby-
watei, "a ~malzonke.
Sp6ika Budowniczo = Pozyczkowa,
kt6rei prezesem jest p. Tomasz j.
Bonick, wiaSciciel wielkiego zakladu
weglowego, a sekretarzem OBJ. Antoni
J. Klyczek, wzrasta z kazdym tygo-
dniem. 0bywatele trzymaja sic reka
W reke, idac "a haslem: ,,Swoj do
swego."
Polski polityczny uKlub KoSciusz.
ki" przygotowuje wazne plany ma
wybory prezydencyalne I chce swo
ich rodakow przedstawic wobec in
nonarodowc6w, przez czynny udziai
W g@osowaniu, jake lojalnych obywa-
tell tego kaju - godnych wszelkich
wzgled6w i poparcia re strony rzadu.
,,Klub" or~ganizuje obecnie przy para
fiji klase obywatelska. Kazdy. kto
~jeszcze ME ma papier6w krajowych,
bedzie mogi uczeszczac ma lekcye Zu-
pe4nie bezpiatnie, nawet ksiaiki be-
da mu "a darmo do~starczone. LEX
eye rozpoczna sic pc Misyi sw.
Misya Sw. W tutejsZym koSciele cd
bywa sic JUL cd czwartku AGO BIN.
Zakonczy sic W niedziele 24go paz-
dziernika br. Wszelkie pamiatki mi
syjne MONA nabyc W sail pod koscio-
lem ka1dego dnia i o kazdej pore.
Ma zakonczenie Misyi sw. odprawl
sic Czterdziesto-godzinne Naboze1--
stwo, W ostatnich dniach, II. 22go,
23go / 24go pazdziernika.
Starry obywatele i z~asiuzeni para
fianie, Antonina / Walenty Gorny,
sprawili wspanialy Krzyz Misyjny,
kt6ry W tych dniach bsdzie umieszczo
ny koSciele.
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radowani. Zesziej niedzieli odbyay
sic chrzciny.
OBJ. Antoni Kostrzewa, sprzedaf
swa posiadloke pnr. 1855 s. Eliza
beth ul., OBJ. Wojciechowi Lisko-
wskiemu, "a sumo $4,000. Transak-
y przeprowadzil bank Alberta Wa
~chowskiego.
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Prey zbiegu ulic Western | 45ej III.
zderzyly sic diva automobile a miano-
wicie: jednym kierowak Antoni Ant
czyk, zam. pnr. 1856 So. Racine ave-, a
drugim Felix's Kanik, Fam. pnr. 567S
W. Austin ave. Automobilisci wyszli z
kolizyi Gallo lecz maszyny ich zoSta}y
uszkodzone.
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z PoSIE-
DZENIA ZARZADU o
NEGO MACIERZY POLSKIEJ.

Posndzenie regulane Zarzadu
Gl6wnego ,IMacierzy Polskiej"
odbySo sic we wtorek, dnia logo
lutego, W biurze Macierzy Pol
skiei.
Prees, Wojciech F. Soska, "a
gail posiedzenie modlitwa.
Obecni ma posiedzeniu byli:
Moderator, X. Fr. Gordon prezS,
w. F. Soska; wiceprezesi, Anto-
nina Baranowska i w. Menkicki;
sekr. gen., Tom. S. Blachowski
kasyer. Fr. Witkowski; dyrekto-
rzy. Stan. Liczmanski. Whad. ko-
oatka, Lco&adya Soska, Salomea
Crbanska i FranciSzka Bieschke
adwokat. Piotr P. Mindak.
Protok6l odczytany przez sekr.
Blachowskiego przyjeto, be- po-
Drawek.
Sprawozdanie flnansowe odczy
-ane przez dyr. L;czmahsiiego.
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ODDZ. 81, SW.
BARBARY.

" niedziele, dnia Sgo lutego,
O godz. 3rej po poludniu, odbyla
sic instalacya nowego Oddzialu
,,Macierzy Pokkiej", No, "a. p.w.
sw. Barbary, w parafii Sw. Fran
ciszka.
Ma posiedzenie przybyi sekr.
gen., p. T. S. Blachowsxi, ktory
cd obecnych przyjal przysiege.
Obecnymi rowniez byli p. Jozef
Waliewski i p. Charchut z Oddz,
81, z ktorego spora liczba czlon-
kin przeniosla SIG do Oddz. "a.
Administracya Oddzialu "a. p.
w. Sw. Barbary, przedstawia sic
jak nastepuje:
Kapelan, Wiel. X. Fr, Jagielski
prezeska. Aleksandra Ostrowska
wiceprezeska. Julia Poczatko
scsr. prot, Anna lKoczan; sekr.
fin, Adolfa G,uchowska kasycr-
ka. Franciszka WaIiewska; rad
ne: Cecylia Jeleh, Stanistawa G.
moch j Agnies!ka Hanzel; mar
Karolina Guza; DR.. J6-