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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
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 Buenos Aires. March 19.-The Bo- Vivian charge daffaires at Lima has visited Chancellor Porras and eX- pressed in the name or his government regret for the manifestations against Peruvians in BolisiA according to a dispatch to La Nacion from Lima The charge stated that the Bolivian government would punish thel authors Of the demonstrations Chancellor Torras. the dispatch adds. convened the chamber of deputies to notify it that satisfaction han been given by Bolivia.
 dispatch from La Paz says that tie president of Bolivia also has ex- pressed his regrets to the Peruvian le- eation there for the attacks on Pe- 7uvians.
 Santiago advices attribute to Peru the initiative for intervention by the United States In the controversy be- tween Peru and Bolivia. dispatch to La Prensa refers to note sent by Chancellor Porras to the United States government in which he is alleged to have said that Cbile was urging Bo- 1ivia to extreme measures. The dls- patch adds:
 Accordingly. 1t appears that the North American government has taken seriously the communication of Chan cellor Porras since American Ambas- sador Shea mas conlerreu Wlth 'he Chilean minister of foreign relations.
 It is reported Ambassador Shea pre- sented to the foreign minister the text of Chancellor Porras' message to the United States government. and the foreign minister denied the truth of its contents.
 Meanwhile. it is stated at the foreign office here that Argentina is watch ing the situation closely fin the inter- ests of South American peace" The belief was expressed that the action already taken by the United States would probably serve to prevent hos tilities. but 1t was said Argentina was ready to cooperate ifreouired. Presi- dent Irigoyen has conferred with the members of the cabinet concerning the situation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
TERROR REIGNS AS REDS USE TORCH,
 WAYLAY AND KILL
Many Parts of City on Fire as Bolshevists Riot, At
 tack Bremen With Ma chine Guns
Rv Asnnn,n,nd Pms.

Coblenz, Mar 21-Three thousand persons were killed in the fighting at Leipsic be- fore the government troops captured the town Friday, ac- cording to statements made by three American business men who arrived here tonight frcm Leipsic, which place they left Saturday night.
 Up to Wednesday there was strike agitation in Leipsic against the Kapp regime, then anarchy and Soivet control under the government troops shelied the Volkshaus and la Dor headquarters Friday after noon, the Americans say. There were two thousand in the building who were shos down as they made their exit. The shells finally set fire to the building killing hundreds of other persons.
 There was 9 demonstration on March IA, in which thirty six persons were killed. Then ! the worknen obtained arms and street fighting was heavy until an armistice was arrang- ed Wednesday (March I'D, at noon. The arnistice ran un- til noon on Thursday. A Sax ony aviator flying over the city on Thursday was sh1s ! down by rifle fire,>
 The fighting continued from Thursday between the workers using rifles and grenades, and the Reichswehr and loyal vol unteers until the Volkshaus af. fair Friday afternoon. lhes1 the trouble gradually quieteS down.
 The Americans, who brough; the details of the fighting in Leipsic are David 5. Block, Washington; Irving Glitter of New York, and Samuel T. Bar ron of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
F WOMEN AID MEN
 IN JEWEL ROBBERY Four Enter Drug Store, Snatch Gem, Rifle Cash Register and Escape
By Assoclatsd Press

New York. March 1.-Two women par tieipated tonight in the latest of New York's series of daring robberies Witn two men. they entered Brooklyn drug store and tore s600 ring from the pro- prietors finger while the companions covered him with revolvers. Then the four rifled cash register and escaped in an automobile.
 The two women, who were expensivey gowned and heavily yelled. asked to see some perfume. While they were examin- ing the stock the men ordered the drug gist to throW up his hands and 'be quick about It.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
BOLSHEVIK 70 STOP
 ATTACK ON FINNS
By Assoelatcd Press

Washington. March FLA cablegram to Finnish legation from the home office to- day said that Tchitcherin. the Russian bolshevik foreign minister, had notified The government of Finland that bolshevik attacks on the Films would be stopped. The message said this assurance' was given on representations made by Fin land
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
Prince
 Claims No Desire
 ToEnter Germany
By A...sl.s.a Pres.

WierenKen. Helland. March 21. Former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germnny. beyond the statement that he has no desire to return to Germany at this time, has given no pledge to the Dutch xoyernment either with regard to an attempt to escape from Wien enxen OF participation in politics, according to one who is closely in touch with him.
 The government. however, h evl- dentIy satisfied with conditions here, for tOday the second Dutch torpedo boat withdrew and Fred erlck William h absoIutely un- EuaFded and free to move abept the IsIand at will.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
BRITISH MAKE HAY
 WHILE SUN SHINES
sy Associated Prsss

washinton, March 21.--British man ufacturers are not losing any time in renewing trade with the Germans, Trade Commissioner Dresel. at Berlin. has reported to the department of com merce The better class of mercantile establishments at Berlin are showing varied lines of British made goods, particularly woolens and leather, the report said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
DORSEY TO ADDRESS
 NEGRO CONFERENCE
By Associated Press

New York, March 21.-The National Association for the Advancement of colored People tonight announced that it's eleventh annual conference would be held at Atlanta. Ga..' froh May 30 to June 2.
 Governor Dorsey of Georgia and Mayor Key of Atlanta have promised to address the meeting, which will be the first ever held in the south. Gov ernor Morrow of Kentucky also has been invited to address the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
Mouie Men Snap
 President As He
 Leaues For DriUe
By A.osIstsd rrsss

dent Wilson posed for more than five minutes for moving picture men today m he was leaving the mobile ride. The pictures showed the President somewhat thinner than before his tiiness.
 Taking ndvantaEe of the first balmy spring day of the year. the President. accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and Rear Admiral Gray son, mOtored through the cfty's parks s.ad nearby Maryiand for about two hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
10000 WELL ARMED
 Uv Assoainfnd prexs

London. March 21.-.The Essen com rnunists number 10000 we'll armed workers and troops and this number is steadily increasing. says dispatch to the London Times from Rotterdam, quoting the Rotterdamsche Courant's Essen correspondent. The communists have at their disposal big guns, ar Taored cars and airplanes.
 Communist troops also are in power al Dortmund. Bochum. Elbertfeld. Bar men. Hagen. Iseflohis and Hattingen. The police and government troops are far too weak to do anything against superior numbers and better armed men
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
Women Hide Liquor n Doll
 Dresses; 300 Quarts Found

the pier were cuddling dolls in their arms. Upon investigation they found n gallon jug of brandy beneath the dress of the doll and a quart bottle concealed In the clothing of each of the others.
 A search of the vessel brought to light quantities of liquor slowed fin ventisators and lockers behind piles of life prcaervern. Most of 1t was found in the crew's quarters. No arrests were made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
BRITISH AVIATOR ARRIVES AT CAIRO
 FROM CAPETOWN
By Associated Press

London. March 2f. The air min istry today announced that the Cafro-to-C Cape Town aerfal flight was completed at o'clock satur- day afternoon by the arrival of Colonel Van Reynevold and Major Brand i'm a NOertrekkert machine supplied by the Union of South Africa government to replace tho wrecked "SiIver Queen,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
AMERICANS IN DANGER
 By Associated Press

Coblenz March 21--The special train which left Coblenz Saturday morning to bring out 200 American and British business men reported endangered at Leipsic, where serious disorders have occurred, reached Leipsic at 1 o'clock this morning without incident. The train left Leipsic with it's passengers at 10:30 a. m: Only twenty-five Amer jeans departed on the special
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
ONE NUN IS KILLED, ] SERIOUSLY HURT |St. Mary's Convent in
 Wilkesbarre Totally De- strOyed By Fire
sy As,oci.tst Pres.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 21.-Sister
 Mary Teresa, aged e2. mother superior
 of St. Mary's convent in this city. was fatally burned and five other nuns were burned or seriously injured while jump ing from windows this morning when the big convent. the mother house of the Order of Mercy. in Northeastern Penn sylvania. was destroyed by fire. The
 flames, which started in the basement, spread so rapidly that the nuns on the upper floors were trapped in their rooms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22

Rio de Janeiro March 2l.-Dispatches dealing with the dispute between Be- livia and Peru over the question Of a seaport for Bolivia are causing intense interest in official and diplomatic cir cies here.
 A. Lejandro Garland. Jr.. Peruvian charge daffaires, gave statement to the press today, declaring that Peru was threatened, citing reported as- sauits at La Paz. Bolivia. against Pe- iuvian governmental and business rep resentatives. The charge also pre- scented to the foreign office copies of telegrams relating the latest incidents in the dispute
 The Associated Press learns from various officials that the foreign off, flee is in constant communication with Brazilian representatives of the gov ernments of Peru. Bolivia. Chile and Argentina
 It is authoritatively stated that Bra gil will firmly assist the United States in it's efforts to prevent hostilities. It iS understood that Argentina will also give full cooperation in the main tenance of peace.
 It was said to be likely that am- bassadors to the United States of the various countries interested would soon te called into conference at Washing ton to decide on course of action.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
By Asseciatsd Prsss

By Assocated Press
 Boston. March 21-An Italian immigrant wOman's eagerness to remove from her trunk . large china doll led to the discovery by customs officials today of 3OO quarts of brandy hidden Tn vari- ous parts of the White Star liner Cretic, from Mediterranean ports. The officers saw . woman hastily take doll from her trunk ana ate tempt to carry II away. They also notieel that two other weuea on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
$20O, ,OOO LIQUOR CARGOES SEIZED
 ON MIAMI BOATS
~ A,,eeIatss Prsss

Mianl Fla. March 2I.-six hun dred and ninefy-two cases of liquor. valued at nearly &2O0.000. according fO local prices. were seized here during the twenty-four hOurn ended at 2t3O .. m. today by federnJs ceunty and city officers. Much of the Ilquer was taken iron boats In.t n iron the Bahamas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
WOMEN CAST FIRST
 VOTE IN MANILA
 DELEGATE PRIMARY
sy A.soclatsd Pros,

Manila. r. l.. March 2I.-Wonen voted yesterday at the democrctfc primaries in the Philippine Islandx to elect delegates to the territorial convention in April. when six dele gates to the national convention will be chosen. It was the first time women had participated ia . primary here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
TENSION IN BERLIN

London. March e1.-The Rotterdam correspondent of the London Tipes sends a Berlin dispatch printed there to the effect that the agreement con cluded between the trade unions and
 (COutfnued on Page TyOl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
BRAZIL ID AID J. $.
 ID HALT TEMPEST IN SOUTH AMERICA
Situation Improves as Be- livia and Peru Exchange Notes of Regret Over
 Attacks By Citizens

Oruo, Bolivia, March 21.-There was a great demonstra tion last night against Peru. The escutch- con of the Peruvian consulate was dragged through the streets and demonstrations were carried out before the homes of Peruvians and also before the offices of La Pa tria. a pro-Peruvian newspaper.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
Ruch " ToWarzyStwach.
STANISLAWOWO.

- Tow. Muz. Lit. m .Leona XIII
odbedzie sic W miesieczne posie-
dzenie W. cZwartek, o godzinie Sci
wieczorem, punkt - " sail Klubu
Kosciuszki. Wszyscy So proszeni sic
IA 20 posiedzenie stawi6. - ]. j.
Kondziorski, PREF; Roman S. Pu--
fundt, sekr. prot, 1920 Brigham III.
- Maeierz Polska oddEiai IL sw.
Kingi mice bedzie m~iesieczme po-
siedzenie W pistek, dnis 1890 b. m.
O godzinie Sci weczorem, W sail
zwykiei; o6ecnoSc wszystkich poza-
dana, DO So wazne sprawy do zala-
twienia. = Ant. Baranowska, PREF.
Lucya N. Mucha, sekr. prot.
- Tow. Mlodz. sw. Stanisiawa K.
No. 513 Zjed. odbedzie swe posiedze
ME dis wleczorem, W sail No. sly.
Obecnose czlonk6w poiadana. - Jan
J, Mucha, prezes; Szczepan Brzozo-
wski, sekr. prot.
- Tow. sw. Jana Nep. gr. % s
P. W A. odbedzie miesieczne posiet
dzenie W piatek, duis 1890 listopa-
da, o godzinie 7:3J wisczorem, "
salt zwykaych posied-ei. II Jano-
WAX, PREF; j. Dembihskl. sexr. prot.
z 5ApWIGOwA.
- Tow. Polek Bfof. Jolanty No.
SGT Zjed. Posiedzenie W tym miesia
GU dnia 1890 listopada sic ME odbe-
die z powodu Misyi. Kazda cz&onki-
nj MECH sic stawi ma drugi miesiac
dnia 1899 grudnia. - Leonardo Nal
kowska, pref; Rozalia Lewandow-
ska, sekr. prot.
- Macierz Polka oddzial sw. E.
leonory No. So o6bedzie m~iesieczne
posiedzenie dzisiaj ~Tieczorem o go
dzinie pol do 6smej w sail Zwyktycn
posiedzea. - Marya Wrcbel, PREF.
FIR. UIiasz, sekr. prot.
ZAWIADoMIENIE.
Podaje DO wiadomosc! czo lson
Tow. RzemieSlnik6w POI. No. l W
Chicago gr. 111s 2. n. P. Ii many
sic zebrac " salt zwykiych posie~
dze6 W niedziele, dnia 21go iL'topa-
da, o godsinie lei wieC,'ren.. STAG
sic udamy ma koncert Ch6ru W"rs1a
wiakow do sail Z~jednoczenia Pm h
= l.. Radecki, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
z Towarzystwa POlsko-
Am~erykahskiego ze-
glugi Morskiej.

otrzymujemy 2 proSba o zamiesz-
czenis nasteputsey komunikat:
W pesnem sroEQmieniu trudnych
varunk6w ekonomtcznych, " jskich
Polsks ma przetye nadchodSaca zine
1 pragnac W miare moznosci przy1sc
z pomoca naszemu krajowi. niniet-
SEEM poda5emy do wiadomosci wszy-
srktch prowedzecych tam akeys ra-
tunkows instytucyi, organizacyi l
poszczsg6lnych os6b, re Towarsyst-
wo Pddsko Amerykanskfej zeglugf
Morskset otisruje b~ezpaatnie, ME
wsaezajac jednak koszt6w ekspedy-
cyInych kolsJowych. przewiezc do
Gdanska IA swym okrscie p~asazer-
skim ,.Gdahsk" wszerkie przesyiki'
dna Armn Potskiej l C7erwonego
Krsyts przesnac1one.
1wszatss M to, IL 'Gdansk" Cd
p4ynis = New Yorku do Gdahsh "
hoHeu Iistopada b. T., wszystkie
paczhd 4 posyskI winny bye " do
brem opakowsntu 1 3 podaniem do
kSadnexo adresu odbiorcy W Polsce
nadessane ME pozniej tak do 2Sgo
b. m pod adresem:
T. e. wIMoNr, Freight Forward
ers,
q state Str, New York City.
Notify:
Polish American Navigation
Corporation.
2os Broadway. New York, N. Y.
T~owmzystwo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1egfug1 MorsNej
Prezes 7. Niklewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
z WEST PULLMAN.

Tow. wniebowziecis Na3sw. Maryi
Fanny, urzadza zabswe ma korEyse
parafii W przyszla niedziele, dnia 81
b. N. W sail OBJ. j. Wyszowatego,
przy 124ei / Green ul. Poczatek o
god1inis 2ej popo{udniu. Towarzy-
stwo to bierze eEynny udzial W pra-
each parafialnych l narodowych.
przeto zasiuguje IA poparcie. Ko-
mitet przyspossbis rome niespo-
drisnh, ktore gosci Eabawis / Ia
dowoIa,
Panstwo Teoffl I A1eksandra Ko-
lakowscy. Fam. pnr. 12465 PsrneH
ave-, obchodzie beds W najblizszs so
bots, dnia sogo b. m. sre6rny jubi-
lsuSs w~sp6anego poSycia msizenskie-
60. q okaEyi tel " kosciele p. W..
wniebowEecia Nstsw. Maryi Fanny
" dniu tym, miejscowy proboszcs 4.
Teodor Langfort odpraHf Ms1e sW.
o godsinie 1880 rano ma intencye tu-
biIat6w 1 udzieli i'm blogoslawien-
ich wedr6wkaeh Iaczepil takzs l o
X. waclaw Kneblewski, delegst
Uniwersytstu Lu0elskiego. W swo-
stvo.
West Pullman, " tutejszej parafll
Ees5sego tygodnia, gdEie przemawiaf
do dziatwy o p~otrzeoach podniesie-
MIA uswiaty, cd kt6rej zaleay kultu-
IA moralne 1 dobroOyt narOdu. $40
wa K. delegate dziatki przyjeiy do
serca 1 przy okazyi Elozyly ma osW1a-
10 mlodzie1y W Polsce $125.e0.
W eelu utworEenta szkoly ooywa-
Ntelskiei W niedziele dnia 2Sgo b. M.
odbedzIe sic ~zebranie wszystktch ro-
dakow ME posiadstcych papierow O.
bywatelskich W dEielnicy Ewanej
,,MaIopoIska'; zebranie bedZie W
sail OBJ. Rembia3kowskiego, o go
dEinie Sci popoludniu; IA ME winni
Polacy Jak najliczniej sic zebrae.
Kto teszcze ME uczestnicEy W roz-
kupieniu dwu parcel, kt6re ofiaro-
wala Polska Spolka R~ealnosciowa ma
korzysc ~parafii. ten niechaj sic z tenn
poSpieszy; udEialy nsbywac mozna
do dnia lego grudnia b. r.
W niedziele, dnia 1880 grudnia b.
r. Bractwo Dziewic Rozahcowych,
S,ystawi dramat p. t. ,.Poncya" osnu-
ty ma tie pierwszych dni chrzescijan-
silva, W sail OBJ. J. Stanczyka, PREY
115sI uI. W K~ensington. Dochod
przeznaczony ma potrzeby koScfoda.
Bfety do nabycia d czionkih po przy-
stepnej Genie.
Do nabycia So dwie parcele grun-
tn ~podarowane przeB OBJ. J.. KAN
pana. ma korzyse parafii przy 123et
: Morgan nj. I~nteresowani moga
sic zgloste do oh. P. Kofzenieckie-
20, prsy 11sej 1 Wallace III. a otrzy-
majs stcsowns informacye.
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Me5czyzn potrzeba ma mieszkanie. q
wiktem Tub be- wiktu. 1922 .CleaVsr
ul. ~
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MA STAN1sLAwoW1E ma sprzedas
8 pietrowy murowany dom, 6 mie-
szka6 DO 4 pokoje, gaz W domu. =
1sze pietro murowane. Rentu Spez-
ME $3.50. Cena $4,000. Poiowe ~
mniej got6wki. Pisac listownte -
Dziennik Chicagoski No. 70. 20
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Wszystkim krewnym i znalo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domoSe IL
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DO wynajecia 4 iadne pokojowe po-
mieszkanie. 1147 w. Superior ul. ~
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UMEBLoWANE pokoie do wynaje-
cha dobrze ogrzewanie. 697 Milwau-
kee ave. Hotel Krakow. u
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UWAGA. Do wyrentowsnia flat 6 pc
koi, gaz, elektryka, ustepy W domu.
4424 Thomas ul. > 10
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0A&~

Wszystkim krewnym znajo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domoSG il najukochansza iona
/ matka nasza
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RESTARACYA O sprzedania, z po-
wodu innego Interest,", dzienny inte-
res, dluga lista. ZgiosiG sic Paul
Jendrazek, 1892 N. Robey ul.p o.
miedzy So wieczorem. Telefon
Humboldt 1924. 10
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KUPNO SPRZEDAz

MA SPRZEDAz ma Stanislawowie 2
~pietroWy dom drewniany, "a pokoje
/ basement, ustepy W basemencie.
Lota 1 pol. Rentu 1854 rocznie, -
sprzedam "a $1,000, got6wki $1,000.
Pisac llstownie No. 10 Dziennik Chi
cagoski. 20
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mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domoSc il najukochansza iona
/ matka nasza
S. P.
Katarzyna Kostecka
z domu Smuczynska Il
czlonkini Tow. Sw. Elzbiety !
Tow. Krol. Jadwigi No. $3.50
r. N. of A. pc kr6tkiej chorobie
pozegnala sic q tym Swiatem, o.
~patrzona sw. Sakramentami, d.
1890 listopada, 1920 roku, o go
dzinie 1890 popoiudniu. pre-
3Yws zy lat 35.
Pogrzeb odbedEie sic W sooo-
te, dnia 20go listopada, o godzi-
ME $50 rano, z domu zalooy,
pnr. 1874 S. LOOMS ul., do ko-
sciola sw. Barbary, a stamtau
ma cmentarz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Panskiego.
Ma tan smutny obrzadek "a
praSZamy WSZyStKlch- kreWnych
l znaiomych, W cieikim 2alu
pograzeni:
Franciszek, maj; Teresa.
Gertrude, Irena, Eleonora | Der
nard, dzieci; Joanna / Nik'Aaj,
Smuczyiscy, rodzice; Maryan-
ma, siostra; Franciszek, Miclial
/ Foryan, bracia: Michal, Jan,
;Maksymilian / Leopold Kostcc-
cy, Leon Bak, szwagrowie; Emf
liza Kostecka, tesciowa. Elzbie-
Ia, Maryama. Marta | RoZalia,
bratowe, wraz z GAIA rodzfna.
>Pogrzebem zajmuje sic Sta
nfsfaw J. Pruchniewski.
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Kalendarze Gwiazdkowe

robimy kupcom. Paliety, arEuszowe,
naJpiekniejsze. Orderujci. zaraz, to-
waru brak. 908 N. Ashland We.
Xxx
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POLAK ~wladajacy polskim, angiel-
skim, niemieckim | rosyjskim jezy-
klein, ~poszukuje zajecia W admin
stracyi gazety, W banku, Tub jake
kolwiek inne. l.. Fiszer, 1885 So.
California ave. c. o. E%isenberg.
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POTRZEBA kucharki ma 'druga re-
Ike, jedna ma dzieh, druga ma mo-.
1891 Milaukee ave. ~
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O%GLOSZENIA

Poszukuje pomieszkanie umeblowa-
nego z wiktem, Tub bez ma pofudnio
wei stronie miasta. Listownie Dzien-
mix Chicagoski pnr. SCI. 10
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PRACA

POTR3EBA panienki do biura, must
umiec pfsaG ma maszynie, must znac
jezyk angielski / polski. Zgiosit sic
Illinois College of Music, 2021 No.
Western ave ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

Dw6ch meiczyzn potrzeba ma miesz-
kanie, moga bye koledzy z wiktem,
Tub bez. 1912 w. Erie ul., 1sze pie
tro. ~
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Duly pok6j dla dw6ch mezczyzn 90
wynajecia. 1921 Milwaukee ave.
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POTRZEEA mezczyzn Tub kobiet do
mycia stalSow ma 1905 Law
renee ave. l9
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POTRZEBA dobrego szewca. Staia
praca, dobra zapiata. ZglosiG sic -.
Felix's Fralc, 3246 E. S4ta ul. Tele-
fon So. Chicago 1888. 20
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MA SPRZEDAZ grosernia z buczer-
skimi fixtures 1 dwu pietrowy mu-
rowany budynek. 1897 Erie ul.
1918
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ZNALAZLEM torebke z pieniedzmi,
i~wr6ce~po otrzymaniu odpowiednich
oowod6w kosztow. Adresowac listo-
w7ie Dzienpik Chicagoski No. 81.
1h
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PUTRZEBA chlopaka do piekarni,
takiego kt6ry juz INA robote. 1850
n. Lawndale ave., PREY Diversey.
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Meiczyzn potrzeba ma mieszkanie.
z wiktem. 1901 w. Division ul.
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Meiczyzn potrzeba ma mieszkanie.
1903 Division ul.
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PRACA

POTRZEBA dziewczyny Tub kobiety
do domowej roboty. 1858 N. Robey
I'll. DR.. 'KuflewSki. ~
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Ma Kilka Godzin
1905 Belmont Ave.

POTRZEBA kobiety do domowej ro-
boty. 1745 North ave., 2gie pietro.
20
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POTRZEBA kobiety do mycia nd
czyn ma wieczory. 1854 Milwaukee
ave.