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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
MA MARGINESIE

Me zwyklismy, darzyc uwag2
%rozmaitych trtejszych piesk6w
prasiarskich' Elukubracyi ich
przewaznie ME czytamy. Many
do tego specyalnego referenta W
skiadzie Redakcyi naszej, ktore-
go jedna Z przykrzejszych attry-
bucyi dziennikarskiego zawodu
- jest przegladanie polsko-ame-
rykanskiej uprasy" W celu pre-
konania sic, czy sic z niej da wy
prasowac jaka mysl zdrowa; nal
czesciej referent nasz dostaje -
prasowana fige, poczem odpadki
W formie pismidei r6znokoloro-
wych i roznokierunkowych a
rGwnie bezmySlnych spuszcza O.
strolnie - nozycami, by sic ME
powalac, do czeluSci kosza re
dakcyjnego.
Zobowiazku swego ma ten
nasz tax ,uposledzony" iowa
rzysz piracy - informowac mas
o tenn, co tam zauwazyc zdola,
przydatnego do ~naszej wiadomo,
sci.
Onegdaj opowiada ham re
Smiechem, IL W tutejszym s'tistku
miniaturowym, zwacym sic ,,ku,
rycrem narodowym" - czepil
sic mas pisarek tamtejszy sposo'
benz wielce uragliwym - z Pc,
wodu artykuiu naszego p. t. ma
to ci przyszio - ludzie rosyjski",
WlaSciwie ME o artykul mu i
die - tylko o tytul i jeszcze
ME o caiy tytul, a tylko o ow
wyraz ,ludzie" - powiada, re
to kiepski .vocativus" Is przyp.).
re powinno bye ,,ludu"... Pa
trzaj no : sic! Widzisz no = go
Czy bye moze!.... CO powie-
cie!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

MeSoUte stdnu Ussedfe syd-
asdjQ sic ID sddniu, re must iSt-
nice sjednoceoR0, nteSdteEDd
S0MoEgQdnd PoISkG.
- WOODROW Wilson.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-07

The last episode of The Moon Riders
will be shown at the Colonial Friday,
| Oct. tomorrow.
| Mrs Annie M. Frost was in Augusta
| last Wednesday to attend the State W.
| c. 7. U. convention, where she gave the
report of the State Flower Mission and
Relief Work.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
| Friday at $50 p. m. with Mrs Frost,
Cedar street. All ladies are invited to be
present.
The Belfast Chamber of commerce, B.
| L. Davis president, have planned an auto
ride with banquet in Searsmont this,
Thursday, evening. 1t is the first of sew
eral. On Wednesday evening, Oct 18th,
they will go to Swanville.
ST. Georges Agricultural Society will
be the Waldo county attraction for Thurs
day and Friday of this week. With good
| weather a large attendance is assured.
Three good races are on the program for
each day and other attractions will fill in
between races.
Giles C. Abbott has bought the Chaplin
L all btSCuCy UuSlllCSS, So
established here by Capt. A. E. Andrews.
The purchase includes large list of some
of the most desirable farms in this Sec
ton, an up-to-date office outfit and an
auto. Mr.. Abbott, from his wide expert
ence in farm property and all that per-
tains to farming. is admirably adapted to
the business and al who do business with
him may be assured of square deal.
Twenty-Five members of the Rebekah
Assembly of Maine under direction of
President Inez S. Crosby, presented at
the 9th annual session of the Association
of Rebekah Assemblies in Boston last
week, the memorial service written by
Past Pres. Adelaide Wayland of Missouri.
They were assisted by the Assembly
pianist, Olive Lindlow, of the Maritime
Provinces. Evelyn Frost of Belfast was
the soloist on this occasion.
The State Highway Commission has
given notice that hearing of petitioners
| for State Hig lway from Belfast to Au-
gusta, will be held at the State House,
| Oct. IL, at 10 O'Clock a. m. One hour is
allotted for this hearing and prompt at
tendance is necessary. The establish
ment and construction of this State high
way is of great Importance to Belfast, to
all the towns along the line and to the
general travelling public. The1e should
be large attendance at this hearing. Do
not forget the date.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-07
Woman Suffered in Silence
Health Poor, Beauty Fast Fading Away-Made Believe
She Was Well.

| patton, but now l know, for took four
doses of your DR.. True's Elixir and it
fixed me up grand. l will never be with
out it again in case of constipation.-F.
B. B., Allston, Mass.
| The bowels need attention first and
always. Rich foods, improper cooking,
irregular and quick eating, lack of exer-
else can all be offset providing a mild
laxative is taken regularly.
A Business Man writes: ''rhe continual
rush of office details and the short meal
hours l get, together with, l think, res
taurant foods, has simply knocked my
system all to pieces. l felt logy and had
no appetite until took Dr. True's Elixir,
as Laxative. 1t is a great thing. No
one should neglect their bowels"
DR.. True's Elixir, the Family Laxative
and Worm Expeller, with an established
reputation since 1851 lover 68 years. has
| accomplished the seeming impossible. It
has relieved thousands of sufferers from
constipation, which causes so many terri
BILE disorders.
DR.. True's Elixir will benefit every one:
The laborer who eats heartily and quick
ly; the office boy and girl who eat "fan-
cies" and irregularly; elderly people who
can't digest well and children who suffer
from intestinal parasites.
Symptoms of worms: Deranged stom-
ach, swollen upper lip, offensive breath,
! hard and full belly, with occasional pains
about the navel, pale face, eyes heavy
| and dull, twitching eyelids, itching of the
nose and rectum, short dry cough, grind
ing of the teeth. red points on the tongue,
starting during sleep.
DR.. True's Elixir means big saving to
health and pocketbook. "At all Dealers !"
Three sizes. Buy the large size.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-07

"a "A woman Of New Auburn Me.), writes:
a1 T'7 must be lots of women who feel
r... suffered in silence many times
b,. olll Of my pride, but now | know
hail. so1o laxative is essential to good
t,to Z neglected my health trying to
ID. g45eF{ and pretending l was all
h. @ueh l wasn't. | had terrible pains,
as5s .Uuchy' and my headaches almost
BON r lle with pain, and worst of all,
s,oc uy viewpoint, l had a sallow, I'M
A6sl Y complexion which was not
egf%, ny lace powders. Why didn't l
Atsrr t tule myself rather than pretend?
bon IA, Gang DR.. True's Elixir, | now
d. Tr, wa. laxative was what l needed.
Asa , as Elixir is mild and pleasant to
nab ,ul works Just right for me. My
>bIsmj1silo cleared up-bright and ruddy
as5.5' u vanished and every one re-
W. Ho% much better 7 looked" -
n, b. New Auburn, Me.
ls ,p5 u root of many of the evils of sick
ehInesnae bowels, very vital part of
h bsIUoau3 a fever, diseases or the like can
.aas ~ ~. at once, providing the operation
eost im Dowe's is normal-the first and
'3g 'poftant relief can be had by Civ
I'D 'a@aIlYe, be sure it is the proper
Puck .o t.Yerybody in these days of
aalA ' Tn and strife, forget their
9sf ms9 Lle laboring people bolt down
stag ans often 60 to bed right after
~ iorcaau wake up in the morning rest
ssttsse5 o avWn breakfast and then are
s9ale ONT MOOR 700 Worker says: II couldn't
Nd S Sos What made me feel so bad. NV
We good cooked meals didn't even
0epC6y y and had headaches and was
never thought it was consti-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-07
The News of Belfast
My ADVERTISEMENTS

r.u zones advertises The New Edi-
81. --a the certificate of authenticity
e-f br Marie Tiffany.
colonial Theatre publishes picture
sso fur the week.
-s Central Maine Power Co. offers
A. referred stock, which may be or
g.r SUE employee.
ga laus advertises hats in great
whey styles.
,... 10 McKeen offers to DO expert
M ~nng and repairing.
sunson asks for contributions
~--tug tomb at North Searsport.
-stor of Customs publishes no.
--ssd to yacht Atrypa.
II piano for sale.
irkey advertises insurance.
3sell has furnished rooms to
. lckey offers two-story house
u. Ilve-rOom tenement to let.
- . Luce, Inc. advertises new
}..-.. for october.
ya- sayer and family publish a
E t.a.aEs.
H. Burrill, Unity, publishes
u.lce.
ss af art square lost.
- Sephenson advertises papers
N-s-a. wanted by B. H. S. pupil,
7" a,ls Sample Shop advertises a
I'M owing of fall garments in their
f's'0- next to Colonial Theatre.
u Norton offers registered Hol-
.&l3 for sale.
aesiH q tenement to let at 80 Union
asa
a. Cook advertises pictures at his
@tg
-lfUASmore Store advertises the fit
e ae1 shoes.
T. Bryant Thorndike, wants fire
F! safe
be Banks Garage offers auto supplies
ECog
MIS- Mary Kimball Emery observed
y "llb birthday at her home On Cedar
1''r Oct md. She enjoyed birth
Wy cake from Everett, Mass, and also
@a'ej many postcards and useful gifts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-07

Miss Lucy Lowell of Boston, President
of The Alliance of Unitarian and Other
Liberal Christian Women, was the guest
of the branch Alliance of the First Parish
(Unitarian) church, Wednesday afternoon
Sept. 20, at the Parsonage, Miss Maud E.
Barker, President, presided. About for
ty members enjoyed Miss Lowell's talk
ON the aims and activities Of The ALI
ance, and some of her experiences in
three years as its president. This is the
first time any president ever officially WIS.,
tied the branches of eastern Maine She
laid special emphasis on the forthcoming
November Unitarian Campaign for three
million dollars, urging every one to give
and to feel personal interest in its sue
cess. A social hour followed her talk,
tea and waters being served. Mrs. T. B,
Dinsmore poured and Mrs. Allan Howes
assisted. The parsonage was profusely
decorated with fall flowers. Miss. Low
ell was entertained while in Belfast by
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
Ptebiscyt G6EnOsIaski.

, ,Dzieanik BerhhSG", z dina 7-go
htego b. T.. piSze o plebiScycie ma Cor
nym SEasEu. co naStepuje:
"a. P.D u dniem 10 b. M. ukonc1one
bedzie ObSadzenic UStstniej Strefy pie
b~iseytowej G6rneSu Slaska pr1ez wOj-
ska aliant6w. Bezwatpieniu tez nieba-
wen rOzpocznie sic na SGcrSza Skals
praca OSwiatOwa / werbunkUwa tax re
struny niemiec&iej, jak | - ~spOSziewa
my sic - &c strony pofskiej. 1 jcClna
drpga Strona Starac sic beda oS6t ID
dnOSci s6rnuSlaSSiej pozySkac ola Swej
idei pandwuwej. TAX Polacy jak !
Nfemcy dotad 1awSze wskazywali na
charakter czyStO narUdOwy G0rncS1
SaSka- Polacy jake na hi~StoryCznie
naru6uwoSciOwu Czysty kraj pOlSkt. -
Niemcy zaS. kt6rym brak dowOd6w hi
~storycznych. ua rzekomO czyStO ME
mieckfe uSpOSobienie G6rnOSlaZak0w
Dop6ki w4adze uiemieckie rzadzi}y ma
G6nym Slasku, praca ich agitacyjna
byla bardzo uiatwiona, no k0ntrkandy
datOwi. PolakOm. UtrudniUue a navel
-adaremnionc byly wszeikie wyStepy "
tym kierunku. ZdddniCm zaS kOmiSy.
aliant6w wed}uG przcpiS6w werSalSkic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10

60 traktatu pokojowego w&aSrie ma
bye uAatwienie i przeprowadzenie pie
bfscytu. Komisya ia. oparta ma size
z~brotnej, ME nalezacej ami do Niemiec,
AMI do POlsh, rzadziG bedzie suweren-
yie IA G6rnym SlaSku az do o~S3oSzenia
wynfku giosowania. Dadaniem komiSyi
hesfzie obu stronom, TAX POlak0m ja%
! Niemeom ulatwiG GlOSOwaaie beZ
vvvferania ma Mich jakieSokolwiek ma
eisku, poSredniego czy beZpo>rednieSo
urzez czynnfki niepowoianc. Qproc1 te-
90 komisya czuwaC bedzie mad tenn, ably
ME c3oscwa4y' osoby. kt6rc jak mo
gNoby sic zdarzyc - SlaSSa jHszcze ami
ME widziafy.
Czy warto juz dzisiaj zastanawiac sc
mad przypuSDcza1nym wynikem gfoSo-
wanna? Sadie. ze pomy$lnego Ola POL
ski wyuiku wszyScy byliSIHy i jeSteSmy
peyni. Lud g6rroSiaski bardzo jest cZuj
nv ale i wrazliwy. hardy / s~zczeropolSki
ale w swej hardCsci te5 s0czeroniemie-
/ xxi " tych jednoStkaCh, kt6re sic zniem
/ czy}y i kt6rym obecnie jedynie ten je-
den z najpdeknieiszych przymiot6w cha
| rakteru polskiego ia hardoSc Stoi m
| p-rzeszkodzie W drodze do prawdy, do
unania swego bledu- Co wiecej, Cor
aoSiszak jest ntetylko typOwo SLIME II
| sposobiouym narodowcem i skadinad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
Ruch W TOWarzYStWaCh.
re STANISLAWOWA.

kGko rDaamtyCzne odbedz:e
miesieczne posiedzenie W czwartek.
dnia 11go marca, zaraz 20 nabozen-
stWie wieczornem. ObeCnOSG WSzyst-
kich jest pozSdana, pOniewaZ EASILY
MOVIE sprawy kt0re muSDa bye roz-
strzygniete ma tenn ~posicdzeniu. "a
razcm uprasza sic tych kt6rzy maja
.zamiar wstapiG do naszego k6}ka
. przvbycie ma to posiedzenie. -
Jan K~ondziorski, PREF; Stan. A. Be-
don, sekr. prot.
Tow. Winoentego a Paulo No. 222
lied. odbedzie miesieczne posiedze-
ME " czwartek, dnia 11go marca, ,
godzinie Sci wieczorem, " sail zwy-
klych Dosiedze6. Wszyscy czSonko--
vie So obowiazani stawiG sic ma to
Dosiedzenie, 10 81 waGnc sprawy do
za}atwicnia. B. DrabanSki, PREF.
=, MelIin, sckr. prot, 1852 n. Pau
lima vi.
Tow. Sw. S~zczepana NJ. No. SS
Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne posledze-
ME W czwartek, dnia 11go b. m, o
godzinie pol do 6smej wieczorem, "
sail No. Atty. Kazdy czl0nek Jest o.
bowiazany stawiG Sic ma 70 posie-
dgenie. poniewaz sa bardzo Wa1ne
sprawy do zatatwienia. - F. Sitklc-
vicz, pre-; Jan Za~wisZewski, sekr,
prot, 1924 Noble III.
Tow. $w. Bernardo Orata grupa
100 Zied. odbedz'c kwartalnc pos1"-
dzenfe w czwartek. dnia l1go marca,
n godziric p61 do 6smej wiec7orem
W sail zwvkfvch posiedzen. 0becnoSf
wszvstkfch rozadana. noniewa7 81
wa5nc rrawv 10 zalatwieota Alex
. lander NoV1k. pre-; J6zef Krasow,
ski. sekr. prot. $50 \. Ashland ave
MARYANOWa.
Tow, &w. Woiciecha r. NJ. No. J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10

cziowiek nalSpok0jnieJSzy " SWlecle, W
chwilach waAnych, przeiOmoWych, u
nieSc sic pozWoli Swej krwt SorQceJ;
ale Jest tez i natura wybitnie prakty-
czna, latwo sic oryentujaca i bardZo
hystro odr6zniajaca grozaca mu Z tel
strony czy to strate m~atcryaina, czy
sprzyjajace Z tamtej strOny wfdoki ~
sku ~finansoweSo. Przytem G6rnoSlazak
Jest barfzo pracowity W z%noJneJ,
krwia j potern zlewanej piracy trawi on
zycie ca4e. TIE try ajwaanicisze jeSo
przymioty wskaza mu wiasciwa droGe
przy oddaniu -}esu.
JH i wSzechniemcy Sami dutad tax
pyszni i pewni Siebie, nastrajaja Swoja
lutnie pa~tryOtyczna ia Tnna nutc, gdy
chodzi o sprawe plebiScytu g6rnoSlas-
kiego. Berlinska ,,Tagl. RundScfau" ma
przy&3ad zameSci1a W porannym nUme
re z 4 mtego ma tenat plebiScytu g6r-
noslaSkiego dfugi artykul z Wroc1awia.
W Rt6ryun correspondent zaznac5a, ze
dareannem byfoby jua dziSiaj snur ia
kies wnioski lub przyp1Szczcnia CO do
wynfku gfosUSdnia ma G6rnym SlaSk7',
DO tam dziSai TAX, iTtro Siak laha y,
cd czaS6w tryumfGw niemieCkich w
maju (0 do przygnebiopego uSpcSo-
hienia 20 wyborach do rad %minnyCh
| hy{o tylc zmian W walce rOdZicnnel.
lax TO Jest m0zfiwem wfa$niP ma teJ
tylkO widowni naiwtekSZych przeCi-
| wienStw, wSzedzie sic TT Soha SCicraJa
CyCh. AINor Da1naczA, 70 CZyni sic "a
biegi, ably G6rny SnasE, jezcIi juz ME
pozysksC dfa Niemiec. ~ pri,u" nn'"i
utwOrzyc q nieco pafstwp s~amodEictnc.
Dzisiaj iU. pisze .,Tacl. RrmdSchau',
Opr6Cz ,.OberSChleSier- BUrdu" innC jes5
CZe kola zajely sic q mySla utworzenla
s~amOfzieluegO pahStwa. So 10 ko9a. kt0
rym mic MONA zsrzucit ich prnCramu
niemieckiegO (deren dCHchcs WOIlen).
jaki W rOku zeszfym 1swSze i zawsze W
Gym niemicCki przeprowadzali. Jak
dfugo ~iStnieir moaliwoSt pOzySkania
G6rpego Slaska ola Niemiec, tax dfuSo
tea kola te wszyStkic silly swojc ma col
| ten pnSwieca". TaGl. R1mSchau. dodaje
W kofcu. IL niIno wS5yt6n i%Stniejc jc-
Szczc muznod 7~wycieStwa. ielCli wszy-
soy patrycci nirmiecry wezma udzial
w gios0wanhl. jeSIi Ufa sic sprowadZic
do urny wyborc1ci 100000 G~hrnrsla5a-
k6w, kt6rzy mieS5kaja " Sfchi rzcSzy
niemieCkiej.
Ola mas cickawemby hylo wicdziec
przedewszysrkicm. kt6rc 10 ..koia ME
mieckic", maiace ma cHlu ratOwanic
G6rnegO Slaska ola NicmieC ,,TaCl.
Rundschau' ma ma my&li. Rzccz d2i-
VIVA. 10 takiCh hohatCr6w. kt6rym or
gan wszcchniemiccki wYStawia patent
Ia ~patry0tyzm zapcwnicnicm. 10 W IL
hipg{ym rOEu ich program niemicc'i ma
G6rnym SlaSku awSZ ZawSZc sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
DO WIADOMOSCI.

&.- ~
Ola dogodno$ci naszych Czy-
teinkow. podaJc1ny do wradomo-
sci, III podatrk rzadowy Cd docho-
du "a rok 1919 Qncomc Taxi mo-
INA p4acic " film rzadowel De-
partamertu Akcvy internal
Revenue Department. Pnr, 1224
Milwaukee ave, w budylku
Schoenhofen. 2sie pietro. BluHo
to jest otwarte codzpemn1e Cd 60
dziny etej TACO do 8mej w'ecm-
rem.
w brurze TEN bezPatnre pdzie-
Ia wszekich informacyi oFaz wy
pe1nia nziezyie formy podatko-
we urzednicy rzadowi, Ktorzy
wlataia polskim jezykiem.
Dzien logo marca Jest ostatnirn
dniem do placenia tego podatku'
lecz rsdzimy wszystkim azeoy
sprawe tie zafatwili jak najPre-
dDej, azeby rnsnsc nathoku i nr-
dogpdnosci oststnnh dni tego ter
mint
Department Akryy otworzy-
dnia 1go sierpnia 1919 +. sDesc Il
Iii W miescie Chicago, gdzie mo
INA afatwic wszelkie sprswy ~
czace sic rzadowych podatkow
File te So pod nastePuiscem a.
dreSami:
1924 Milwaukee ave.
415 N. Clark I'll.
1925 Lincoln ave.
801 w. Madison III.
6240 Kinbark ave.
7f2 w. 6Sca III
Xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10

odbedzie miesieczne posiedzenle W
czwartek, 11gO marca, o godz. gel
wieczorem. ObecnosG cz}onk6w poza
dana, DO sd wa1ne sprawy do zata--
twienia. - J6zef Grzebetowski, pre-
yes; Leopold Kowalski, sekr. prot,
1907 Hermitage ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
PRACA
1000 LUDZI

POTRZEBA 0OOO LUDZl
do uprawy cukrowych burakow "
Stanie Michigan. Placimy $50 "a a.
kier. Dom, ogr6d, transportacya do
mieisca. oraz przew6z rzeczy domo'
wych, ~wszystko zap}acone. Praca la
iowa pora ma farmie, a ma zine We
fabryce, jestto s~posobnoSc rzadka:
dobra praca ola 2drowia waszego
zdrowia ola familii. 'Spotkajcie ma
szych agent6w W nastepujacych miei
scach: 194S Larrabe vi. W niedziela
l4go marca, caly dzieh. l722 West
Chicago ave. W The Daily Free Rus
STA, W czwartek, 11go marca, cd 7
do S wieczorem i sobote 1881
marca, cd 5 do 5 wieczorem i " ME.
dziele Ago maroa, cd l:30 do Sc.
popofudniu. 1905 n. Wood ul. TOE
milwaukee, ave. W niedziele 1890
marca, Cd 4tej do 6tej wieczorem
1S4S Thomas III. marca 9go cd 7ej
do 9tej wieczorem. 1856 Milwaukee
ave. " Srode 1890 marca, cd Re, 40
9tei wieczorem. $40 ". Bunker, -"
srode dnia 1890 marca, cd 6tei q"
Sci wieczorem i 14go marco cd ,
do lei popo}udniu. 2441 w. 24ta VI.
W niedziee, 1890 marca popo'n'
dniu. 1901 S. Winchester ave. "
ntedziele Ago marca, cafy dzieh --
take tn MONA zgfosic sic pc infor'
macye ka7dego dnia. Adolf sykora'
1853 S. LOOMS ul. kazdego czasu
1858 . 14th pl. W lyle u cory, "
czvartek 11go marca, cd Gel do Gel
Wieczorem. 1885 S. Hslsted ul., -
John lance Place, W niedziele, On.
14so marca caiy dzie1. Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
wal sic czynem niemieckm - re Ia
kich bohater6w sic ME wymienia.

klCn DOldISTOW SIG MT NyhiShA"'
Nh Town Of Lake MONA ocrZymac
.DMENNIK" W nsstepujacych mletr
scach:
CNHOWLAZ -
: 1912 So. Lincoln ufica.
JANKIEwICZ,
IT'S ". 4Sma utica.
MIELZYNSKI -
TIA ". 4S+ma utica.
STATESMAN -
1900 So. Ioomis utica.
HONDS -
Alma utica i Racine ave,
LOFACTNSW
1859 Gross ave.
S. ITALIAN -
51-szej i Hzlsted.
BOCHNIAK -
1915 ". 43-eia Utica
WpJTKOwSK -
4ss4 So Ashland ave,
BRZOZTOWSN -
4Sse So. Ttroop III.
KHETGWTCZ -
1888 So. Tlrcop n,
Ma uarcluHzu - 47nei / Ashland v
CHARNIK - 49ta i Ashlnad ave
Ma naro1uTirn 51szei | Ashland I'VE.
Ma Town of Lake MONA ntrzymaC
.DTTFNNIK' W nastepujaych mi"j-
Scach:
CICHOWLAZ
Il l6t2 So. Lincoln utica.
JANKIEWICZ.
I71S ". 4S-ma Utica,
MIELZYNSKI -
I'LL W. B-ma utica.
STREJSMAN
1909 SO. LOOMS utica.
HNNDS
lima IHica i Racnne ave.
LOPaCTNSKI
1859 Gross ave,
s. ITALIAN
51-szei j Hslsted.
BOCHNIAK -
1915 ". E.cia utica.
WOJTKOwSKI
1874 So. Ashland We.
BRZOXTOWSKI -
1907 So. ThrO0p nj.
kRETOWTCZ
G33 So. Ttroop III
Ma narOinfku - i7mei ! Ashland ave.
CZARNTK - i9ta i Ashlnad ave.
Ma narOiniku 5lSzej i Ashland ave.
Kto chce eEytAe naJIepSm codHenns
ntsuno pofskte, mech ste Uda do pana
r. N. PAWOLL. nssDego agenta M
! Duncan I Gsonce I Eaabouute sobie
DZIENNTK-
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POTR5EBA metczyzn, gilderS. bron-
re burnishers', ,sprayer', san6pA-
perers', do reperacyi, filters. Do
bra zap}ata. Idealne warunki. Inter.
national Lamp Mfg. Co., 533 S. Wa.
bash ave. IL
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Pok6i do wynsjecia ola tedne1 luD ma
dwie inteligentne p~snienki. 1854 w.
Chicago ave-. 2gie pietro. IL
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POTRzEBA portera Cd 6 rano do =
popoiudniu, niedZiele wolne. Dobrs
zapIata / jedzenie. Zglosic sic Mo.
dern Restaurant, 237 ". Van Blu
rem ul. IL
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POTRzEBA do robienta wierDchntet
koinierzy | prasownfk6w ma cyst
przy surdutaoh. NajNepsza zapfata.-
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Co., 3cie pietro. IL
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DO wynajecia "a pokojowe pomie-
szkanie pnr. 923 Noble ul. Dgfosic sic
do dr.. Schreyer pnr. S66 Milwaukee
ave. IL
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DROBNE OGkOSZENIA

MhODY m~ezczyzna poszukuje poko-
iu. Zglosic sic listownie do Dzien-
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POTRZEBA dziewczat do n%auczenis
sic szycia dziurck / przyszywania
guzikow. wykonczarek | mfodyco
dziewczat do lekkiei rec5nei pracT
przy kamizelkach. Zap}ata podcza$
nauki. Ecker and Sons, 231O Arml
tage v j.
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POTRZEBA piekarza nj trzecia re
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POTRZEBA dobrej dziewczyny do
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dziele wolne. 81 N. Wells ul. IL
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Kto chce ezytae naJIepSpe codAenns
ntsmo poskte, mech ste Uda do pana
r. NJ. PAwOLL. nssDego agenta M
Duncan 1 oSeohee I ~EaahOuu3e sobie
DZIENNIK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10

POTRZDBA doSwiadczonych kieeze.
niarek pzy spodniach. 1441 NIL
waukee " Il
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PoTRzBBA dokwiadc0onych kiesze-
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Wszystkim krewnym i znajo-
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Penn state Hard mt work.

S7ecio' Despatch 70 TIE Nrw York TIrsArp.
STATE COLLEGE,. Pa, Nov. 4. - With
the big Nebraska eleven invading state
College on Saturday, Coach Bezdek has
given the Penn State squad no rest this
week, and the hard scrimmage with the
scrubs this afternoon brought to a close
three of the most strenuous practice days
OF the season. Nothing will take place
but a light signal drill tomorrow. for
Bezdek's system calls for light work or
Monday and Friday and hard scrim-
mage on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday
With Killinger. Way and Schuster
still nursing injuries suffered in the
Penn game, the Blue and White eleven
Is In somewhat crippled condition. I'm
der Trainer Bill Martins careful hand
ling the casuals have been showing
steady Improvement and II is probable
that they will all be given chance on
Saturday in case of need. However,
with Williams. Lightner and Baer in
the game In place of his regulars. Bez-
del is not weakening his team to any
great extent
Williams seemed to find himself in
the Penn game and the plucky little
quarterback is plugging the hole caused
by Killinger's. injury. Charlie Way re-
ceived a bad kick in the hip during the
first Ave minutes of the Penn game and
he has been linping pretty badly this
week