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New-York tribune., 1920-02-13
Columbia Fencers
Decisively Defeat
Team From Penn

Columbia's championship fencing
team decisively defeated the Univer-
slty OF Pennsylvania with both the
foils and sabers yesterday afternoon
in the Columbia gymnasium. The
matches were part of an athletic
program arranged for alumni day at
the university, and large crowd of
graduates and former students watched
the competition.
In the foils matches Columbia won
six out of nine matches. Captain M.
J. Bloomer jr., holder of the intercol-
iegiate championship, was successful
IN all his three bouts, defeating Cap
taan Charnock of Pennsylvania in his
first clash.
H.. W.. Forster, also member of last
years championship aggregation, made
= clean sweep in two matches, and D.
Bencoe won the remaining bout for
the Blue and White. Pennsylvania s
three victories were gained by Char
mock. Rhodes and Glaenzer.
Three out Of the four saber matches
fell to Columbia, Stelle winning both
ms tries and Reaves splitting even in
two bouts. Sebright won Pennsyl-
yania's y lone match by beating Reaves,
The summaries follow:
o.rs roiis competition - Forster, Columbia,
Columbia. defeated Rhodes, Penn rs
bbloomer, Columbia, defeated Charnock.
rrenn, -; Boomer. Columbia, defeated
Glaenzer, Penn. 65; Charnock Penn. do
Iestea Ea,, Bencoe Columbia. s-5; Bloomer,
TToIumb'a, defeated Rhodes. Penn, 81;
FORSTER. Columbia, defeated Glaenzer
Penn, s--4; Rhodes. Penn, defeated Far
teey Columbia 1o--o; Glaenzer, Penn. de-
feated Bencoe, Columbia. 6--5
Saber competition-Stelle. Columbia. de-
Ieated a1t Hess Penn. Is-11; Sebright, penn,
Heieated Reaves. Columbia. SIS; Reaves,
STEELE Columbia, defeated Sebright. Penn,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-13
New Orleans Entries

First race Claiming; two year olds; !;
pu1se psases s,1,ono)0cMornng ,,n Face -: Run
Tut, 107; Maudie Wilson. 1O4; Hazel w
!o4; 'Blemished. 1o9; 'Kayman, 1922 John
New-York tribune., 1920-02-13
Nelson Retains His Title
In Ski Jumping Test

REvELsTOKE. B. c., Feb. 12.-Nels
Nelson, Revelstoke, claimant of the
amateur Canadian ski jumping title.
retained his honors when he won the
championship event at the British
Columbia ski tournament here yester-
day with jump of 1876 feet, standing.
Steinwall, Chicago, was second, with
181 feet. Anders Haugen won the pro
fessional contest with jump of 200
feet, standing. Lars Haugen, in tho
same event, jumped PIP feet, but fell
New-York tribune., 1920-02-13
Star Hurdlers 10 Clash

The high hurdling mantle discarded
by Bob Simpson when lie turned pro-
fessional to coach the track team Of
his alma mater, the University of
Missouri, is likely to fall upon the
shoulders of the winner of the .ollegi-
ate high hurdle race at the annual
games Of the New York A. c. i'm the
22d Regiment Armory on Saturday,
February 21. The greatest hurders in
America will top the sticks in thI fence
flying classic at the Mercury Foo, meet.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-13
Hank Cowdy Signs

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. l2.-Catcher
Hank Gowdy, of the Boston Braves.
hero of the worlds series in 1914 and
the first major league ball player to
enlist in the World War, to-day reached
an agreement on salary with the Bos-
ton club, Gowdy announced tonight.
He had been hold-out.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-13
MARYLAND Racing Bill

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IA bill licens.
ing racetracks, providing for racing
commission and imposing a tax on the
tracks that would return a million
dollars revenue, possibly more, annual
ly to the counties of the state and Bal
more City, was introduced in the
House of Delegates to-day by the
chairman of the Judiciary Committee.
1t limits the period of racing to 112
days a year.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-13
N. Y. u. Five vs.. Swartl,more

New York University's basketball
team will meet the Swarthmore College
five tomorrow night in the local gym
nasium at University Heights.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-13
Attire
Just Punching the Bag
1t HWos Glodous Victory. Who Won the War,
BY w. o. Mcclellan

VINO won the way Referring, OF
at ohcago the batte
to be OF the opinion what little gor
Gus victory
Now that the the conference have died down it looks m
though the the American pretty heavily
third place without qubbng auoa rule Of
ban johnson IN the american League
appointment of review pass upon all cases
involving penalties of aore than 500 fine suspension
For TINS the insurgents of
which will be sad attorneys who have been
These will be out a bene ne
paid e more arthe $50 bonus allowed gov
ernment Tor service lathe other
johnson remains office League at an
annual salary OF which, the exchange
considered reasonable though the Battle
Of the Chicago Dran Canal ended after
Toledo where Jess Willard lost his te cheek
oone and but carried 100000
The power whchl ohnon used to WELD absolutely
IN fairness to Johnso frequently exercised justly Then again
it was sometimes exered according to whm likes dikes,
the fashion of the g who beating wife remarked cts
extended beyond League too that is over
the same time for heesignaon of August
mnation of Johnson tat Hermann should stay
Now that the qusion Of administration of which,
spotlight will shift supes the of the players
WiIdps inexpensive Victims
Jimmy Wilde th English hyweght Champion Mickey
help evening were not even bruised
in the rush accept Rause there rush Wilde who
thrifty boxer thes in the
that the other wuld not be left
The visitors with it, squre
who the Unti States the press
notices? Boshr Bill Vas the big Tommy
and kno4ed
this the slender Ny Wilde fed that he
Wilde moves to City to begin
the match removed when discovered
and just nickel car
fare the He furnish his
Ricsard and Daredevil JacS
Tex Rckard hagone Into the slences Carpenter
Dempsey bout The fy other bidding for
match of yph
that
with his serial Dareev J being the life
Of the heavyweight campo 1t not decided whether
the will be eated the
for
est the match have about hard time finding
the Army, Clin
final arrangements
AS said some time do where Army, Navy
Civilian Board Boxing the
of Dempsey and the military lack of it. Anv
the
The board has been ding hard
ing and gaining considerable that NAV
through this adved has been
acquiring
What does the beard o--vote Dempsey D. s. G.?
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24

HOMES for sale or will build to suit on terms. C. H. Johnson & Co, con- tractors. 12S D. Adams. tf
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
BARGAIN

Beautiful lot just off fdi.,ood centraP Pb69s 50s 7ao Restricted neighporhooo- Hi5 ..s--1, 3eso = 2, xT F7-Bv owners, a real SO
 Fok ,sor9e nfaA 2 miles south and F east acre e.iIon,-f nolr Ariz. This land is some of Glloer,' ;r, +be valley, 60 in cotton, 20 oI Des, and orchard etc. stock machin- ,ln,, ary l@ Chickens cows eyeTg6Ring Igdil at tbis y9' need a wni -e11ing. dissolving partner sa 5easons shuItz fDi x Bro. Gilbert. Ariz. g3
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24

FORTY EIGHT ACRES LO- GATED SOUTHWEST, AND IN A CHOICE LOCATION. 35 AcRES OF THE GROUND IN COTTON AND A MIGHTY GOOD STAND. PRICED AT ' s50o AN ACRE. THIS PLACE TS A MIGHTY ATTRACTIVE PTrY. IT WILL TAKE ABOUT S10.OOO CASH TO HANDLE.
 FORTY EIGHT ACRES ALL IN PERFECT STAND OF AL EAT,FA. THIS IS A MIGHTY coop PIECE OF LAND AND ONE OF THE HEAVIEST AL FAT,FA PRODUCERS WE KNOW OF. THEY FAILED @ TONS OF ALFALFA AND 0ATS THE FIRST CUTTING we WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THIS ONE AND RNOW YOU WILL BE SUR PRTSED AT THE REASON ABLE PRICE.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
For Sale-ReaI Estate
PARADISE VERDE LANDS

We have it. Land in any part of the valley. One choice S0-acre tract at $6o per acre Several choice quarter-see- tions at S75 per acre. Can give terms on some of these.
 Two choice 4O-acre tracts at $70 per acre.
 It will pay you to see us if you want a good buy. We have sold thousands of acres of this land but we still have the piece you are looking for. We have maps and lists of names or every iano cxner in the project. Can give you tho prober information.
 HEDGPETH & LORENTZEN
 34 N. Central Ave, Room dE
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
Two Good Buys

Large lot in Wentworth. best loca ton. S1200 for few days only. Five acres on new Black Canyon road Land is idle and non resident owner wants money. Here's a pickup.
 J. H. KINNEY
 35 F. Adams Phone 670 di
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

CASA GRANDE VALLEY 32O acres of deeded land. 615 miles from town and on a main road-all level. soft loaTu soil, good well, tank, 0-gallon pump: so acres ready for crop; price is $60 per acre. with good terms.
 We have three good relinquishments for g to s per acre. There are only two original state leases for sale at the pre- boom prices.
 S. c. MILLER COMPANY
 % N. 1st Ave. Phoenix, Arizona
 Casa Grande Hotel. Casa Grand' ts
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
For Sale---ReaE Estate
INVESTMENTS

close-in unimprove1 properties Of 75 and 15O feet frontages tha; are priced to sell. These properties i'm proved with business blocks; will re . turn an excellent interest oG the ir- vestment. E. r. Smiley, 140 V. Ad owe e. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24

LOT FOR SALE, on N. 18th St. In quire at 366 N. 18th St. ak
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
For Sale-Real Estate

DESERT I.ANDS-We make spe- ciaIty of locaing you on desert land;
 good soil: ideal climate; near land un- der cultivation; also railroad; fine op- portunity to get good cotton land. This ;e government land now open for entry. See us at once. 325 N. Fourth Ava pbone 104e. dp
 FOR SALE-1o acres, new five-room house. large screen porch, cotton crop in. S7o00: half cash, ba4ance easy. Also 10 acres, seven-room house, screen porches, bathroom, hot and cold water built-in features; equipped to handle 200O to 5000 chickens. ' acres in Cotton 5000. S4OOO to S5000 cash. balance easy. Owner Box 76 Repub- lican. U
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
INTERNATIONAL MINES AND REALTY co.
 40 N. FIRST AVE.

P O. Box lU8J FhOHe +b46
 Special agents for financing merit orious mining and mineral proposi- lions. Careful reports and examina- lions rendered. We buy, sell or ex- change real estate of all descriptions and size located anywhere. Our eX- pert service guarantees satlsIac'ory ,.es,,1ts. Call or write stating your re- n1lfrernents ll
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
For Sale-Houses

,~>~~@~~~~~~~~~ ~~~>~~~~~~~~~-~-s~S~SN~>ses-~~S~
 A CHELSEA home, seven rooms modern in all details; must be sold be- fore June l. Owner 1910 w Adams. gs
 NEW five-room tile pebble dash. built-in features, on pavement and sidewalk in: plenty of shade, bargain al $4500 and only $1OO0 cash. See this today. Call at 10 N. Second Ave. or phone z40a It
 FOR SALE - Furnished two-room house with screen sleeping porch; 20 nice shade trees. lot 50x150. House rents for S2O per month. A bargain aE S1500 Cash or terms. Out Grand Ave. to 21st then third house north. Ask for C. M. Bristow. owner. dn
 FOR SALE-3y owner, newly built small house. partly furnished; cheap for cash 1922 F. Adams St. dr
 FOR SALE-By owner, house and 8 lots. cheap with terms. coz w. E&, Buren. Sal
 FOR SAJE-Five roq1 frame house and large screen porch, lots of shade and cement sidewalks; $2650, s1O00 down, balance less than rent. Inquire 1909 s. First Ave. al
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
City Realty
 Company
25 ". Monroe.

ELEVEN ROOM house, good shade. good outbuildings, rooms bringing over $100 per month and are occupied. S4750. will give liberal terms to re- sponsible party. Located northwest. Induire 1009 $. First Ave. dI
 HAVING interest elsewhere, will sell 1O-room furnished cement residence GOT lease) for sanitarium or IT. P. family;
 heauffful corner excellent shade, lawns, fruit. grape arbors, garage, porches,
 chickens and rabbits for sale. Phone S14S ak
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
Most Attractively

located lot 75x140, pavement, sidewalk, garage: 1 block south Mcdowell road. Call PIT F. Wiletta. dm
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24

HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS IA WEST ADAMS SsERt1EI E
Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
Home Builders

WILL BUILD YOU A HOME IN THIS BEAUTIFUL ADDI- TIoN AFTER YOUR OWN DESIGN, AND LET YOU PAY FOR THE SAME UPON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN = IF YOU ARE NOT READY TO BUILD, BUY A LOT UPON THE PAYMENT OF $2Oo CASH AND s25 PER MONTH
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

William Fellowes Morgan, head of the
Citizens Transportation Committee, which
has put into operation scores of motor
trucks in effort to move the thousands
of tons of merchandise piled up on the
piers as result Of the longshoremen's
strike. Many Of the drivers on these
open-shop trucks are ex-scrvice men
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

ski. Wojska czerwOne ME ~prDekroczq
obecnie frontu biaioruskiego, prZebiega.
jacego kolo Dryssy, Polocka. Borysowa
Baryczy i Piggy. Rad komtsarzy o.
Swiadcza zar0wno imieniem swojem jak
/ tynlczasowego rzadu u~krainskiego, 70
ME przedsiewezmie zadnej akcyi mill
tarnei ami ma zachGd cd tel linii ami
ma froncie Grudowo i Pilawa.
IS. Rad komisarzy sowietGw D.
Swiadcza, re ami 2 Niemcami ami 2 in
mem pa6stwem ME zawierai nigdy ukia
du, zwracaiacego sic bezpoSrednio czy
poSrednio przeciw Polsce i zaznacza, zc
Ouch polityki miedzynarodowej sowic-
tow wykiucza zupe4nie mozliwcSc ia
kiego ukIadu.
Il. Rad kOmisarzy oswiadcza, &c me-
ma takiej sprawy gospodarczej ami IT,
rytoryalnej. kt6rejby ME byio mo%i"I
uregulowac drOgQ ukiad6w przc@ W.
JENNIE ustepstwa, TAX. jak 10 siH stat"
z Estonia. Komisarze ludOwi Gla spi-"
zagranicznych gwarantuja, re Ia n"
braniu wszcchrosyjskich rad, majaccm
sic odbyc W lutym b. T.. zostana u"o'
czyscie przyjete powyzsze zasady W
stosunku do POlShi.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
Nota B~olszewicka do
Polski.

Ia ,,Kuryerem Dwowskim' z dnia
1-go lutego, podajemy ponfhej tekst No
ty z propozycyami ~pokojowemi, Jakq
d. 29go s~tycznia Rad Rosyi Sowiet0W
wysfa} do Polski:
Rad komisarzy llNlowych socyali-
stycznego zwiazku %republfki sowict0w
W Rosyi do Polskiego Rzadu i Polskie-
20 l1ldu:
Polska must sic zdecydowtac ma krok,
kt6rego z~aniedbanie miaioby ola obu
ludlow ma szereg lat najsmutniejsze ssu
tiki. Wszystko wskazuje ma to, re i'm
peryaliSci koalicyjni, agcnci Churchill
la i Clemenceau chca p~opchnac Pol
ske do zgubnej Walk z Rosya sowie-
ckq. Swiadoma swej odpowiedzialnoSci
wobec mas pracujacych, ozywiona che
chg zaoszczedzenia Znacznych ofiar i
kiosk OSwiadcza rada komisarZy iudo-
wych co nastepuje:
Il. Polityka Rosyi scwieckiej wzgle
dem Polski mic zalehy Cd prZemijaja-
cych dyplomatycznych czy militarnych
k~ondbinacyi ale Cd nicwzruszonych "a
sad. kt6re pOdyktowaly narodom pra-
wa Wolnego o SOOie StanOwienia. Ro
sya sowtecka uznafa nipzawis3oSC j SUI.
werennoSc Rp. Polskiej TO jest pod
stawa wszystkich stosImk0w z Polskq.
%. w odnicSicniu do oStatnicj pro
pozycyi pokojowei, o kt6ra 80 grudnia
1910 rada kOmiSarzy ludowych zwr6ci-
Ia sic do Polski, OSwiadcza Rad rOSyj-
skich sowiet6w, 4" ME p~lnnujc on by
naimnicj polityki zaczcpnc.i wohec Pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
p Dzial monet polskich 1884 sztuk.

p Dzial monet polskich 1884 sztuk.
81 Ksiegozbi6r j archiwa licZace
1858 drukGw, 23364 sztychow i rycin.
2163 rekopis6w, autograf6w / dyplo-
NOV. 5000 ~fotografii, 1900 map it'd,
ttutaj nalezy rocznik Leonardo Chodz-
xii, zawierajacy w 11S tomach odpisy
waanych dokumentGw, O~dnoszacych sic
do aycia wybitnych postaci naszych
dziej6w i papiery rOdzinne, 81 TEX ma
terya36w do dziej6w przedrozhtoro-
wych, 81 TEX papier6w, d~otyczacych
dziej0w Emigracyi polskiej, archiwum
d~elegacyi polskiei W Paryzu w 20 to-
mach. 2GG tex dokument0w emigracyJ-
nych 30 r6anych dzialacZach, arehlwum
pism cmigracyjnych LES polonais"
archiwum +. 1888 p~owiekszone zbiora-
mi po Artulze Wolyhskim, akta odno'
szace sic do rzezi gaFcyjskiej do spra-
wy wrzesihskiej, zbi6r monet, Diary OBJ
CO it'd. Wielc tych rzeczy dotad ME
SkatalogowanO.
OkO1o Muzem narOdOwego grupuje
sic szereg fundacyl poczynionych przez
rome osobistoSci Bmigracyi, a miano-
wicie:
/. Fundusz styp. Kr. hr. Ostrowskie-
90 400 1870 fr. II. F1ldusz st. A. Or
IowskiegO 10000. - FIR. III. FundusZ
i'm. Z. Koeciuszki 1000 Fl. ". Cicha
Hasa Litewska 9,6O5.9S fr. V. Fundusz
anouimowy z 1893 r. 270.54S.70 fr. VI.
Fund. Fund. anonim. z 1894 T. 32,75i.-
81 fr. VII. FunduSz w~ydawniczy 2S,5O0
fir. VIII. Fund. bibliotcezny 25,S92.9O
fr. IN. Depozyt zjedn. miodziezy pol
skiej 1852 fir. - Fundusze tie ulokowa-
ne w ~papierach wart., wynosza facznie
703, O33.H fT, obecnie przesz}o 16 mi
lionGw marek.
W dniach % i 20 sierpuia Y r, odbyla
Rada muzcalna posiedzenia. ma ktorych
wyraziia zapatrywanic, re Muzeum ma
rodOwe polskie W RaPerswilu, jake
wlasnoSc Narolu Polskiego, INA bye
oddane pahstwu pOlsMcmu.
Wnioskodawcy domagaja sic, ably
II Muzeum narodowe pOlskie W
Ramerswilu W Szwajcaryi jake Was
nose narodu ~polskicgo zOStalo bezzw}o-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
0 Upa1siwowienie Mu'
u W Rapperswylu.

PoSiowie TarnawSki / B0jkU zgiOsili
ma sejmie wniosek o Objecie przez pail
stwo pOlskie ma wiasnoSG Muzeum ma
rodowego polskiego W Rapperswilu.
Muzeum to wraz " wszyStkiem, 70
sic W zamku rapperSwilskim znajdu-
je, stanowi wedle akt6w fm~dacyjnych,
a to z%enanych przez pierwszegO Zafo-
zyciela Sp. WIadysiawa hr. Broel Plat
terra W RapperSwilu 23go pazdziernika
1870 roku i 14go kwietnia 1881 r.,
dekFaracyi jego Z Sgo grudnia 1870 r,
wiaSnoSC narodu ~pOlskiegO i ma hyC
Oddane POlSce pO OdzySkaniu niepOdlo-
yIn$ci. Ma pomieSZcZenie Muzeum wy
najal Wiadysiaw hr. Platter Cd gminy
miasta Rapperswilu starry Zamek (nie-
SdyS Siedziba rOdziny HabSburg0w)
IA lat %, kt6re upiywaja logo czerw-
"a 1910 roku. Il pOdStawe do praw maj
mu tegO zamku StanOwiQ ~kontrakty Z
reprezentcya gminy RapperSwil, "a
wartc dnia 1890 hpca, 1869 l.. %
I5wietnia, 1871 roku i dOpelnienia tych
kontrakt6w z Sligo grudnia, 1886 +. i
q logo czer1Sca, 1858 roku.
Prawa najmu togo zamku piynace
Z powyzszych um0w, przeni6Sl S. p.
Wladys}aw hr. Platter d~eklaracyq wy
zcj wymieniona Q dnia Sgo grudnia 1873
r. r6wniez ma har6d polski. Zamek wy
najcty stanowii prawie RUNE; hr.
Platter wyrestaurowal go znacznym ma
owe easy, 6wierc miliOna frank0w
przekraczajacym kosztem ,azeby go
przysposobic do przyjecia zbior6w.
Muzeum narodowe W Rapperswilu
Skiada sic:
u y wfaSCiwych przedmiOt0w muZe-
alnych, odnoszacych sic DO historyi Pol
ski, a przewahnie do histOryi porozbio-
rowej. Przedmiot6w tych Jest wedle
katalogu sporzadzonogo przcz dyrekcye
Muzeum 4765, lic1ba Ia atoli ME obcj-
mule caiueci, gdy& ME wszystko zosta,o
SkstalOgoWane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

cznie objete ma rzecz pa6stwa pohskie-
go W posiadanie.
y ~Urzednik0w i s1ugi tel lDstytu-
cyi przyieto q dniem 1-go stycznln'
1920 r., ma etat panstwowy.
- Fundacye stypendyjne i fundusze
W sklad tych fundacyi wchodzace pre-
SLY pod zarzad M~inisterstwa OsWia-
ty Panstwa Polskiego-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

S1~0,417,T00, w styezniu b. r. wy
dano og6iem S2S pozwoleh ma su--
me $7,6S2,00O, co macy, re koszt
budowy W lutym znacznie sic po-
wIekszyI.
Wczoraj przedpofudniem znalezio-
no beg znaku aycia 81 letniego An
drzeja Meyer'a. szewca z zawodu W
domku jego pnr. 1924 n. California
ave. Sasiedzi, przywoiali lekarza DIR.
Wood'a. zam. pnr. 1887 California
ave-. kt6ry sensational SmierG, kt6
rel przyczyaa byla araTdo '3'kbnie
wada serca. Dzjstat odbedzie sic in
kwest koronera W kostnicy miei-
skiej.
Wydziai ZdrOwia publiczneco wy
stawia bezpiatnie Gaia serge zaimu'
jacych obraz6w ruchomych W par
ku Eckhart. PREY ulicach Noble !
Chicago ave. Pierwsze przedstawie-
ME tego rodzatu odbedzIe sic dzisla1,
W czwartek, dnla AGO b. m. o godzi-
ME Sci wieczorem. Wstep tylkO Ola
mlodzieay pouad lat 16cIe.
+ . !.
Sp6Ika Budownic2o- Po4yczkowa
Hasa Oszczednosct p. II. ,.Oria" w
parafii IS. Mlodziauk6w otwiera Z
dniem dzisiejszym, Ago b. NJ. sofa
nova serge, DO ktdreJ mona sic ga
pisaG kazdego czasu. Powy2sEa spot
ka i~stnieje jug lat 12cle; W przeciagu
tego czasu EJsdnala sobie zaufanie
wSrod Mfodzlankowiap, ktorzy chet-
ME skiadaja W nlej swo1e osSczed-
nosci, DO wiedza, Re Jest ona pod
kontrola sLanowa kufdy gros2 tam
skladany Jest pewny. P~osIedzenia
odbywaja sic regularnie W ka1dy
czwartek I'd godziny Tej do 9et VIE
czorem, W bIurze p. Jozefa Ruszkie-
wicza, pnr. 1885 ". Chicago ave.
= q ;
Kazlmtera Kozlowska s~porzadziia
w~iasne1 domowej roboty piwo. Gdy
Do kiIku dniach chciaia pr&ekonaG
sic, jak fermentuie, nastapii wybuch
nagromadzonych W beczce gaZ0w po-
wstatacych z fermentacyi. Rozsadzo-
ne ma kawalki wieko beczki ude-
rzyio W twarz p. X, rozcinajac tej
poltczek | zadaiac kilha j~eszcze
mniejszych ran ma twarzy sZyi. Me
szczeSliwa kobieta straclia przytom-
nose. Zawezwano lekarza dr.. Brenze
prowadzacego ~kancelarye pnr. 46oS
s, Ashland ave-, ktory dokona& ope-
racy1, zeszys rane 1 opatrzyi miejsca
pokaIeczone. Upaynie ~Jeszcze pare ty-
godni czasu, zapim p. K. wyleczy sic
zupe}nie.
= q =
W szpitalu powiatowym, dotknisty
paralLtem, zmari 8. p. Antonl Neu-
man, yam. pnr. 1881 Gresham ul.,
liczac PREY zgonie lat 76. Pogrzeo
starca odbedZie sic dzisiaj, dnia Ago
b. m, z domu &aIoby do kosciota p.
W. sw. Jacka, q stamtad ma cmen--
arr Sw. Wojciecha.
q a.
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Notatki
Reporters.

z CORA szeSc I pot lat temu, duia
1880 wrzeSnia 1913 T. obywatele:
J6zef Black, Wlad. Bykowski. Pa
web Giersch I Jozer Sass. udajac sic
do domu z posiedzeuia Dworu Sw.
Walentego nr. 1901 2. X. l., ma Sta
nislawowie wsiedli ma tramwaj ulicy
Noble pray ko$ciele Sw. Stanisiawa
X. Gdy tramwaj dobiegl do Milwau-
kee ave, wylej wymienieni obywa-
tele wysiedli z niego, ably wsia$t ma
tramwaj Milwaukee ave. W strone
AvondaIe. Ma tramwaju Milwaukee
ave. konduktor w~zbrania} sic Cde6rat
,.transferv' z tramwaju Noble, u
trzymujac. IL 81 niewaane W strone
Avondale. Pc CALVIN szeregu argu-
ment6w przyszlo do tego, IL kon-
duktor kazai a~resztowac wylej Wy
mienionych. Sprawl odbyla sic ma
stepuego dnta pred sedzia Fitch,
sdzie w~ymienieni zostali skazani ma
doIara kary. Niezadowoleni z wyro-
ku sedziego Fitch'a, wnIesli apelacye
10 Wyzszego Sadu I zarazem process
0 odszkodowanie, a nareszcle 20
szesG pol latach zapadi wczoraJ wy
rok przeciwko kompanti tramwajo-
wei ma korzy$a skarzacych. przyzna-
lacy ma sluszno$t. a zarazem odszko-
dowanie. Satysfakcya zupelna pre-
cedens p~ouczaiaey ca'a publicznoSe
W naszej stronie miasta.
q 81 O
C~zteroletni Bernard, syn p. Mi
chaia Turbaka, zam. pnr. 1851 West
Huron ul., wlasciciela teatrzyku ru-
chomych obraz6w p. n. Home" przy
W. Chicago ave, blisko Wood al, "a
padl pred dwoma tygodniami ma
chorobe tax swana spinal mentngt-
it's. czyli paraliz stosu paciersowe-
60 pomimo troskliwej opiekt leka-
rzy specyalistow " szpitalu polskim
D. W. Matki Bo1ej z Nazareth, zmari
" s~trasznych cterpieniach. Pogrzeb
odbedzie sic dzisiaj o godzinie gel Z
ran z domu zaloby do koscioaa p.
W. S. M~}odziankow, a stamtad, po
odprawtentu ceremonii p~ogrzebo-
wych, ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
. q
Oh. Jan Kwapisz, LEGACY lat II,
zam. pnr. 27s1 ". 24ej ul., schodzac
'onegdaj 20 s~ohodach swego domu, pc
shzna2 sic IA zamarznietym lodzie
upad{, odnoszac bardzo bolesne obra-
zenia ma caIem ciele. Pod troskliva
opfeka IeksEza przychodzi Oh. Kwa-
pfsz powoIi do zdrowia.
Budownictwo W Chicago postepu-
ie napr76d. LEG 2 dniem katdym ko-
sta jego staja sic coraz wy2sze. Ze-
sz}ego miesiaca wydano W departa-
mencie hudowniczym W ratusZu 276
pozwolen bp~dowlanych IA sumo
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|NOTATN OSORISTE.

Do PIP. Artura j Emilii z Bush
k6w Kledzik0w, Fam. pnr. 2S15 n.
Lawndale ave-, W Avondale, przyby-
Ia wczoraj pociecha w postaci tegieJ
i zdrowej ~c6reczki, waaacej 12cie fun
tow. Matka i dziecie zuajduja sic
PREY dobrem zdrowiu.
q -.
Oh. J6zer Romahczyk zakupii W
tych dniach wielki sklad ~rzezniczy i
skIad towar6w spoaywczych prey
narozniku n. Ashland ave. i Julian
ul., a poniewaz w tel dzielnicy ma
wielu przyjaci6I, ME uIega najmniej-
szej watpliwo$ci, re interes p6jdzie
dobrZe.
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