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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cobb and two
children. Fanita and Arthur. have re-
turned home from delightful two
weeks motor trip through South Flor
ida. They visited Tampa, Clearwater,
Indian Rocks and other places.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
or. Floyd Old WEEDS In New
Jersey


Jersey
News has been received in Ocala of
the recent marriage OF Mr.. Floyd
Old. OF this city to Miss Deborah
Tedford. Of Patterson. n. j.. their
marriage having been quietly soIem-
nized on September first at St. Mary's
Episcopal church In Haledon. n. J.
Quite a number OF friends were
present at the wedding and following
the ceremony there was an informal
reception At the brides home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Old left Immediately
after the reception for a wedding trip
% Washington and other cities. after
which they win come TO this city.
Mr.. Old Is well known to many
friends here. who offer their congratu-
lations and good wishes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Miss Carita Camp will leave Tues
day afternoon for White Haven.
Penn. where she wiz visit one Of her
school mates, Miss Muriel Hauser. In
company with Miss HaGser and her
parents and another OF her school
mates she win go from White Haven
to New York and thence back to her
school at Newton. Mass. by motor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrin OF Dade
city win arrive In the city today and
wFI be me guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E.
W Jenkins. Mr.. Merrin is a Uni
versl,y OF Florida man. having grad.
mated from the university about four
years ago and is now county agent
Sundays Gainesville sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mrs. William Bouner and her
daughter, Miss Anna Fora Bonner. Of
Mexia, Texas. are expected on Sunday
to spend some time as the guest OF
Mrs. Bonner's daughter. Mrs. Howard
Clark. and the friends she made there
will be delighted to welcome her back
again.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mr.. ID. e. McIver left on Saturday
for Syracuse. N. Y. to spend several
weeks with his daughter, Miss Fran
ces McIver, who has been with rela.
tives there since the death of her
mother few months ago. Mr.. Nc
liver will also visit number of other
places in the east before returning
home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mrs. E. G. Lindner and children
and Miss Rhody Rhody and Miss
Edith Williams are spending a fort
night at Daytona Beach.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mrs. Hugh Seniff, who lives In Mr..
Johnnie Moore's cottage on Magnolia
street was taken very suddenly Sun
day night with an attack OF appeadl-
citis and was rushed to the hospital.
she was operated on Tuesday morning
and from reports she is getting along
nicely. Her little daughter. Betty
Jane is being cared for by Mrs. T. B.
Barnes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Anthony Couple Wed IN ocals
Last Monday afternoon Mr.. John
Holleman and Miss Mozelle Priest.
two well known young Anthony peo-
pie. motored to ocala and after secur-
ing q marriage license went to the
Methodist parsonage. where they
we're united In marriage by Rev. C.
W. white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holleman will make
their home az Anthony. where both
are popular among their many friends
in that section.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

The friends OF Mrs. ]. H. Roller viii
be sorry to learn that she was strick
en- with paralysis a few days ago and
that her condition Is regarded as crit
cal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mrs. Walter Preer and children
have been spending this week at Day
tona Beach.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mr.. Crawford Stanley of Jackson
vile. came to Ocala on Wednesday
afternoon for a short visit to his
mother. Mrs. Lulu Stanley.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Miss Hanny Ellis. who is training
in a Savannah hospital to become a
nurse. is at home spending her caca.
ton with her mother and sister.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Taylor moved back to
town last week from their summer
home on Lake Weir and Mr.. and Mrs.
George MacKay and family moved
up from the Highlands this week.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mrs. Charles Lloyd expects to leave
today or tomorrow for her home in
Jacksonville after a visit OF ten days
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harris.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Ocala friends of Mr.. Milton Sand
ers. who was born here and spent his
early boyhood in Ocala regret exceed
ingly to learn OF the recent sudden
death Of his wife at their home near
Cotton Plant.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mrs. Fl. c. Dozier and Miss Cornelis
Dozier will leave on Tuesday for st
Augustine, where the latter will en-
ter the Catholic convent In that cit.
for the winter
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Mrs. D. s. Woodrow, Miss Blair
Woodrow and Miss Eliose Henry. who
have been spending home time in New
York city, sailed on Wednesday by
the Clyde line for Charleston, s. C.
From Charleston they will go to the
mountains of North Carolina for a
short stay before returning home.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19
CHURCH ARRANGES
 CONCERT AT FOX'S
Funds of Musical Affair to Help Clear Remaining Debt of Swedish
 LlIthelSanS

Remaining Debt of Swedish
 Luthersans.
 The Swedish Lutheran church will soon begin it's final drive for the elimi- nation of the remaining $10,000 of the church debt, by giving concert at FoX's theater on Sunday, March 2S, at 3 o'clock. Among the prominent people who are to carry out the pro- gram for the afternoon are Madame Marie Sundelius of the Metropolitan Opera company of New York city.
 Madame Sundelius is one of the singers of prominence in the musical world. Besides singing in grand opera and giving numerous concerts throughout the country, she has re- gently sung several numbers for photograph records, which have been placed on the market
 The committee in charge of the af- fair reports that all arrangements will be completed shortly and everything will be in readiness for the concert. Madame Sundelius will be assisted by Philmore Ohman of this city who has been making his home in New York the past year. Herbert Anderson will render violin selections. The program will be concluded by the Arpi sextet. consisting of local talent.
 The committee arranging the pro gram is Dr. S. G. Ohman, Charles Wallin and Joseph E. Hultgren. The ticket committee consists of Emil Lar son, Otto Bengtson Charles Wallin, S.. E. Ericsson, treasurer. H. F. Christ ensen has been appointed as chairman of the uSherS.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

The whist and dance to be given Tuesday. April 6, in Bardeck's hall bids fair to be a great success. As nearly all know, the proceeds of onr various affairs go to worthy work of some nature where aid is greatly needed, and we urge your generous support. It might even be that some of these same helps and comforts will find their way to your home at DO distant date. Tickets are for sale by members only and they will be glad to serve you and your friends
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY.

\ number of the friends of Miss Helen McA1oon gathered at the home of her sister, Mrs. Howard Chiches- ter, last evening and rendered her a shower in honor of her approa chin g marriage to James M. Maher. Miss McAloon was the recipient of many beautiful gifts, including cut glass, silver. linen and numerous other articles.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

Wonderfully attractive is this new Period Walnut Dining Room Suite. Its graceful de-
 sign and beauty of finish and line make it in truth an orna- ment for any home. Consists
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19
BURRITT GRANGE MINISTRIES
First Performance Of Newly Organ
 ized Troupe Will be Held Tomorrow Evening.

Burritt grange has plans for a most enjoyable social to be held tomorrow evening in Judd's hall following the business meeting, when the Grange minstrel troupe makes it's first appear ance. The troupe has been rehearsing for several wee ks past and has pre- pared a program which Is bound to please. Raymond Watkins is direct ing the show and Mrs. L. Enid Rich z ardson is pianist. The lecturer, Mis- Sharpe, is in charge of arrangementsy Members of the Grange and their friends will attend.
 The opening chorus is a com blna tion of jazz melodies. The remaindea of the program is: -ss Solo-"Sipping Cider Through
 Straw. Ruth Schoffeld and Chorus Song and Dance-"Oh! By lingo"
 End People and Chorus Duet-"Tm Like a Ship Without
 SaI
 Mrs. Upson, Mrs. Woodford and
 Chorus.
 Hawaiian Melodies-F1orence Winger
 and Chorus, with string accompani-
 ment | Violin Solo. d. HuitSTeh Solo-"Let the Rest of the World
 Go By. Mrs. Natzke and Chorus Dance. Messrs. Hess and F1agg character Song. MT. Beveridge song and Dance-"Jump, Jim Crow
 Anna Ahern, Florence Winger, Del
 phine Malona and Chorus. Closing Chorus.
 Ham and eggs for breakfast. Buy the ham where you will. but get the T2y~nS d d1f
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

of six Chairs, China Cabinet, Table and Buffet. The illus tration will give you some con- ccption of it's diStinctiveness. Without question it is re- markablc value.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

The committee for our four-scoye list has been busy and reports 3S cards sent out. .- E..
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

Easter Sunday will be observed by the society. as usual, sending cake and cream to the Town Home, Children's Home and Erwin Home.t
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

The next meeting will be held on April ,.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

will be the comment of anyone getting Il glimpse of this quaint, attractive Bedroom, Suite with it's fOur-pOSters Bed and the dainty Chiffonier, Dressing Table and Dresser that make it complete. The
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

finish on this Suite is exccp- tional, it's appearance so dis tinctive and the price so re- marlxab bIe that we do not cx- pcct to keep these Suites but day or two. Just see 1t yourself.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

Strictly fresh eggs 59c dozen. Russell Bros.-Adyt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

Sixty-six oranges were sent to the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

Ham and eggs for breakfast. Buy the ham where you will. but get the eggs at Russell Bros.--Adyt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

There are six pairs of crutches and three air cushions idle at present. We have recently received several moiS very desira ble sick-room comforts, and all are gladly loaned where there is need.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19

Motto-Good Cheer.
 Flower-CoreopSis.
 Flowers were sent to five since our last m meeting.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-19
Sunshine Society

Till in Heaven the deed appears. Pass it on.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
ODEZWA DO WSZYSTKICH IOWA
RZYSTW POLSKICH W AMERYCE.
RODACY!

CDNS
.Nasze zabiegi W ceu stworzenia jak najsprezystszej organiza-
cyl Wychodztwa Ola szybkiej rozsprzedazy Bondow dobiegaja do
kohca.
Tysi2ce towarzystw, n~alezacych do rozmatych polskich orga-
nizacyi, stosujqc sic do wezwania Rzadu Polskego wybraly juz
Nomitety Pozyczkowe powiadomiy Komiet Glowny o swej go
towoSci do piracy.
Jest jcdnak jeszcze bardzo wiele towarzystw, kt6re d~otychczas
gluchyni pozostaIy ma wszelke nawotywania do tych apcujemy
pc raz ostatni pubHcznie, proszqc o natychmiastowy wybor komi-
tetu pozyczkowego o powiadomcnie o TEN Komitetu Glownego.
Dna 22-go maja rozpoczyna sic sprzedaz Bond0w do tel daty
powinni5my skohczyG L organizacyq.
Jest jednak jeszcze do zalatwienia sprawl ~nastepujaca:
1dac sadem wszystkich amerykahsb1ch Rampant teso rodza-
iju, komtet G}owny rozcza obccnie jaka kwota do pokrycia Z tel
Polskiej Pozyczki Pahstwowcj ~przypadnic ma kazda kolonie poi
ska, skupionq ma terytoryum objetem zazwyczaj granlcami parahl
albo skupionq w towarzystwach w takich miastach, 2dzie poskch
Iparafii ME ~posiadamy.
W ceu Pokryca przekroczenia tel kwoty, o W ysoko5ci kt6rcj
wszystkie kolonie ma czas zostana powiadonione, koniccznem jest
porozumienie sic wszystkich Komitet6w ma danem terytoryum
Ii~stnejqcych, da wzajemnej pomocy.
Dlatego wzywamy wszystkie Komitetv Pozyczkowe juz iStnc-
jace, ably - jeIi tcgo d~otychczas ME uczyniy Porozumia|y sic
n~atychmiast - (przed % maja) - Z S%qsednymi k0mtetani W
granicach tel samej paraiii. lub kolonii is~tniejacymi, W ceu utwo-
rzenia Nomtetu Wsp0lnego.
kOmtet ten, utworZony Z prezes0w KomitetGw mnicjszyCh
zaProszonych wybMneszych Obywateli, zhar1noIizuje wszystEic
zbiorowc wysiEki caiej koIonii zopewni i'm sukceS n~ajwyzszy.
komitet G}6wny jak najserdeczniej prosi zatem publcznie Pc
raz ostatni wszvStkic TowarzystNa Pohkie o natyChmiastowy wy
Dor Komitetow Pozyczkowych, a wszystkie Komtety juz istniejq-
&c. ably sic w granicach swych parafm kolonii natychm;ast porozu-
mialy W sprawie wyboru Komitetu Wsp6lnego.
"a Komitet G46wnv
Piotr M. Siewierski,
Sekrctarz Generalnv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19

mic Samob6jStwo. Tragiczne to zaj&cc
wydarzy&o sic PREY zbiegu Windla&e
ave- 9Th ave. Rannych OdwieziOno do
Szpitala; KonOpacki prawdopodobnic
wyzdrOwieje, ale zyCiu bOny jegO grOZi
powazne nicbczpieczeIStwO. Mode 10
~malzehStwO zylo z SODA Zalcdwic try
tygodnie; naStcpnie kObicta opuSciia
dom meza, ZamieSZkala u matki i zaczc
b. Starac sic o rozwGd, ma tel pcdsta-
vie. ze MAJ jcj hyl barizO z~azdroSny.
J6zef NOwak, 1l12 18th ave, -
wni6Si Skarge do sadu przeciw firmie
Kricgcr-Herling Co, glyz firma IA
przez pOmylke obiOzyia areSDtem IA
plate NOwaka :. pOmyfka zaIia . te-
70 pOwOdu. ze W tym Samym Zakiadzlc
pracOwai kiedyS cZiowiek togo Samego
nazwfska, kt6ry firmie kriegcr-Herling
Co, dluzny hyl "a pObrane u niej to-
wary. Sedzia jcdnak Skurge odrzucit,
twicrdzqc, re mOznaby wUwczaS u
znac Wilma te firme, jczeli dOwiedZio,
nOby jej. re dziala re Zlej wolf.
DOkt6r w. Malone najechai au.
tOmObilem ma Sicdmioletnicgo Edwardl
WOjcicch0wskicgO 9S1 Forest Home ave
niue. Dokt6r Malone zawiGz} chiopca
do Szpitala Hanover, glzie wkr6tce
DO wypadku chlOpiec zycie z~akoGczyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
z LAWRENCE, MASS.

IHOkadya KarOliSZyn. lat Is, wySzcdl
sly z tCatrZyku 0 gUdzinic l0tej wieczO.
rem, przyjeia zaproSzcnie jakiegoS mic.
zna iumcgO miOdrgO cziOwiCka. kt6ry o.
fiarOwai sic odwiczf ia automObilcn
do dOmu. Zamiast jcdnak do domu IN,
wi6zf jq gdzicS IA miaSto i dopicro c
gOdZinie $50 w nNy wyni6Sl ja bc7
prZytomna Z ma>zyny, polOzyi prZed
drZwiami dOmu Fr]edrickSon'a oddalo.
ncgO Znac2nie Od Lawrence i Zadzwo
niwSzy kilEa razy Odjcchai. Frederick
son wySzed}Szy pred dom z~nalazi die
wczyne b~czprzytomna, lcz;tca IA we,
randzie. Byla Ona Zupcinie wyczcrpa,
ma Z sill powiada, re utracifa SHY wal,
czac Z napaStnikiem. Data ona dokIa.
dny opiS napastnika i pOlicya Stara sic
go pOchwyciC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
z DETROIT. MICH.
= Jan NOwodowski prowadzacy gro,

- Jan NOwOdOwski prOwadzacy gro
sernie pnr. 1112 Aubin ul., oskarzyf pr
MIA AIDA, swa koStumerkC O SkraGze-
ME NIL $500. NOwOdOwski ZeZna}, liz W
ubiegla niedziele gdy go ME bylo w
domu, jegO syn pOszedl ma bal, a c6rka
wfaSnie sic wybiera}a, PAM AIDA uda-
la sic do skladu, a potem do jegO sy-
pialni, i Zabra{a 5000 2 pod materaca.
ASystcnt prOkuratora Michaels pOlecil
wydaG warrant ma pania AIDA pod "a
rzutem kradzieay. Pan N~Owodowski pO-
Stanowii teraz lepicj strzedz swego do
mu n koStumerom obslugiwac grzecD.- &c
i trzymac ich zdala cd mieszkania.
- Jerry POdletke chciaf sic nauCzyt
jezdziG M MOTORCYCLE, lccz nauka
SkoIczyia sic Ola niego Zbyt f%atalnic,
zaczal on pr0bowac motOrcyklowego kO
lowca IA podw6rzu szkoiy publicznej
PREY Forest ulicy. Motor ME chciat pra-
cowac. arcszcic Zaczaf i jak rOZhuka-
ny koh, mi6sl swCgo jezdzca. W6wczaS
Imlody POdletka Stracil ~r0wnOwage mad
maszyna i runaf Il MIA w marmurowa
Scianr SzkoIy. OczywiScie ami on ami
jego motorcyk sami sic mic podnicSli.
Chiopak prawdopodobnie ma pcknictQ
cZaSzkc.
- J6zef G6rski bedac w silnej CORA
czce pc opcracyi ma Slepa kiSzke w szpi
talu Sw. Maryi zcrwai sic Il l6Aka i
chciai sic rzuciG Z Okna. Zauwazyfa go
nadcodzqca p%iclCgniarka i Z pOmocQ in
nych p~o4ozyiF 20 do f61ka lez G6rSki
wv goracZce ufarf sic i Chciaf poStawic
ma Swojem, gdy p~ielegniarka Z~jrzaia
druSim raZcm do pOkOju, i6nkO bylO pu
ste. W chwile pOtem 2nalczionO go ME
przytOmnrGo ma podw6rZu, cd ulicy
Clinton. WyskOczyf on Z drugicgo pic
ira Z Okna i dOZnaf fatalnyCh Obrazeh,
kt6rc ME wiadomo jak sic Ola niego
SkOncZQ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
SHAMOKIN, PA.

W kOpalni Buck Ridge obSune{a SiC
OgrOmna maSa wcSII i kamieni i PREY
sypaia zatrudnionych W pObliHu dw6cJ
r~ObOtnik0w. W. LubereckiegO, lat 81
WOjciecha SHASTA ia, lat 81. Inni g6rni
cy, uS1ySZawSzy 1OSkOt poSpieSzyli z DO
mOca, ale ratmek przySypanych byI bal
do utrlrdniOny. Pc pewnym czasie zdC
fanO odkopac SZastaja, kt6ry zHje jesz,
cze, ale stan Zdrowia jego jest groz,
ny. w kilka gOdzin p6zniej odkopano
LubereckiegO, ale ten juz ME zy}.
Pc kiIkOdniOwym pobycie W szpi
talu umari DOminik Zyczkowski, kt6ry
doznai Smiertelnych poranie6 W KOpal
nj Norta Franklin, gdzie byi zatru
dniOny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
Z NORTH TONAWANDA, \. Y.

w piQtck rano bandyci dokOnali I'll
Inadzwycznj Smialego rabumku. kt6regO
ofiara padli PIP. StaniSlawowie GoScih'
scy. zamieszkali pnr. 80 Oliver III.
Okolo godziny 3ei mad rancm Go
scinskich przcbudzil halas i odgios kro,
k6w rozlcgajacy sic 4 pokOju jadalne'
go, p~oloHOncgO pod iCh Sypialnia. Ohio
j. razcm ZpS2li OStrOznic pc %schOdach,
ably zbadac prZyczynr n~iezwykiego ha-
iasu. W p~rzerazcniu zObaczyli jak pie
.ciu mczczyzn prGbOwaio rO2biG kaSe O.
gniotrwaia znajdujqcQ sic W pokoju ja'
.damym.
PAM GO&cilska ze strachu krZykneia
co Zwr6ciiO na Mich uwage bnndyt6w.
Dwaj Z Mich SkOczyli ku p. GOScihskiej,
podczas gdy trzeci wymierzyt rewol-
wcr do jci mCAl, grOhac mu zastrzcle-
MEM. jpzcli sic poruSzy.
Nast2pnie bandyci rozbili kaSe ciez-
KIM Sztabami zelaznymi. kt6re L SODA
przynie$li, Il oboie GoSciGScy muSieli
patrZet ma to bezradnie. Iioczyh"y
skradli $40O W bOndach wOlnO&ciOwych
znaczk6w oSzczcdnO&cicwyCh, SD W 60
t6wce i bizuteryc znacznci wartoSci.
XagroziwSzy ~jcszczc Smicrcia je$liby
G~oScihscy %pr6howaIi ich Scigac bandyci
odpszli. DopicrO Pc ppwnym czaSic. Go
Sci1Ski tplpronicZnie ZawiadOmif poll
eye o rabunkU.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19

kt6ra sic Haliia pred mimi, He hoStaiC
Cd OLGA LAME, jeAeli Hamiast i&G tic
piracy wiGczy sic ~nicwiadOmo Sdzic; Il
jczeli ME przynicSie picnicdzy, W ten
SpOS0b Njciec najprcdzej sic dOwie, IL
IL piracy ME byia. Chlopnk6w pochwy.
ono i jcdncgO Z mich ScdHia skazai ia
6 mieSiccy do domu pOprawy a dru.
gieSO uwolnil dla braku dowOd6w.
- Dwai POlacy Z Baltimore, Otrzy,
mali wtHnc StanpwiSka Rampant na
rzccz pOlSkici pOzyczki rzadowej. a
dwOkut i. VI. SicwicrSki mian0wany
jest g%encralnym SCkrctarzNm gi6wncg,
komitctu poayczki, Il pan S. w. Radzi
miISki r%edaktorrm oGlOSzeninwym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
Z BURLINGTON, n. j.

Wiadze fPdpraIne PREY pOmOcy miej-
Scowcj policyi wykryiy gniazdO faiSzc,
rzy pienicdZy. kt6rzy "a pOmoca Spe-
cyalnPj melody, zwancj ,%,fochOwO' pro
ceScm clipping and FASTING" wycina-
mia i przylcpiania, pOtrafili warto$c
banknotu podnic$G jak Il dOlara MI
$40 hub ma SD i pOdobnic. BanknOty tc
kurSOwaly juI cd dlu&szego cZaSU. Fat
SzcrStwO odkryi dopicrO Robert Turner
kaSycr banku micjscowego i powiado-
mil wladzc. Pc dhIzSzcm Slodzeniu wpa
dli agcnci ma trop parry malzolSkiej,
Franciszka i Julii KropOwSkiCh. s De
lawarc ave. i zarzqdziwSzy w ich do
mu rcwi2yr. parkC arcS2towanO i sta
wiOnO pred SD fedcralny W Camden,
y. J. w dOmu iCh ZnalCZionO dOStatC-
.czne dOwOdy ]prOCederU UprawianCgO
prZcZ diulSHy a Il PREY PAM Julii
znalcziono got6wkC, ale rZctelna 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
.POLACY WAMERYCE

Wincentego Kuczynskego i Ignacego
Mcmidala, kt6ry pOdczas najazdu zaje-
ty byl w dystylarni. ZnalezidaO Okoto
1000 funt6w maxi pszennej i kilka be-
eek Obuwia, p~ochodzace z kradziezy M
holei. SzhOda wyrzadzona kradzieza
wynosi okO}o $1,000. POlicya przypusz-
CA. re zdarzajace sic czeSto wypadki
~zatrucia alkoholem W OStatnich CA
sach spowodowane zoStaly vodka, pO;
chodZaca 2 tel d%yStylarni.
- Wladysiaw KOnOpacki byiy iOi'
nierz, p~owOtowany zazdroScia, Strzelii
do swojej hony, kt6ra po&lubil zalcdwie
pred trzema miesiacami, raniac il
am~iertelnie i pUtem chcial sam p0pef-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
z RACINE, WIS.

Klemens OpinSki, 2 Kenosha, straciI
zycie wSkutek niezwykfego wypadku.
ON6Skiego, jadacego automobilem, "a
trzymaf pOlicyapt, gdyz ME miaI on
PREY swej maSzynie Swiate}. OpiGski
wyszedf 0 maszyny i t}6maczyf sic, stO
JAG pred frontem swei maszyny. w tel
wtaSnie chwili nadSzedl tramwaj / u
derzy} W autOmobil, kt6ry posunawszy
sic przewr6cif ~Opi6skiego; Opi6ski po
o~dwiezieniu so do szpitala umarl a dok
torzy stwierdzili pekniecie c2aSzki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
L BUFFALO,, y. Y.

Sedzia \. y. Hand urZrdujqcy w So
die fedcralnym Skazai J6Zcfa jan
kOwSiiicgo. lat Is. M trey lata wiczie-
MIA IA kradzicz L wlamanicm III kolei.
II wagonu k0lrjOwpSo Skradli Oni kilka
kubl6w maSia. Miodych wfamywacZy
dla togo SpOtkaia tax Surowa kara. re
przcszlo&c ich jest bardzo O%bciazona.
- w szpitalU General" zmari picc:O
lc;ni Rajmund Malinowski. kt6rego OF
cicr przcd kiIka dniami najc"hai Samo-
chodCm. Malin0wSki Zabrai dZieckO n
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soba. gdy jechaf do hrOwarni pc piwo.
Kiedy chciai juz wracac 90 4OInu, ME
zwr6cil uwagi zc dziecka miema. Cola.
jac maszync. ably wykrcciG. najcchai m
bawilce sic kOio SamOchOdu dZicckO 1
tax JIG ciczko poranif, Hc zmarfO wkr6t-
&c.
- Adama WesOiowskiego pOstawiono
Wv stan Oskarzenia 0 Zab6jStwO. Weso'
| lOwSki ~strzclii do Jak6ba BarcZaka lat
%, co byio przyczynq jego Smicrci. Wy
padek ten zdarzyf sic W domu W. BO.
bulskiego. "a Mill Ill.,, gdzie odbywaia
sic zabawa. POmiCdZy gO$Cmi zaSzIO ja-
ikieS niepOrozumienie. kt6re Z~akOnczyiO
sic Smiercia BarcZaka.
Pulk 65ty w Buffalo urzadzii pie
ciomiOwe wyScigi III kOfowcarh. Do
wyscigu togo staneli jak najlppsi jcz.
DIZZY 2 Buffalo. z~wyciezyi jadnak wSzy
stkich Polak. Ignacy G~rOnkOwSki, kt0-
nv niprwSZy Stanaf u mCty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
z MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Detektywi Sledzacy "a sprawcami
kradze2y z wagouu kOlejowegO, trait
b przypadkowo ma tajna dyStylarnie
1 IMAGINE zapaSy w6dk z rodzynk6w,
ktora pr1ez lie stosowany process che
micny zawieraa trucizne. Urzedricy
probIbicyjni i policya trafiwSzy ma Slad
tajnej dyStykarni urzadzili najazd i INA
1eSn ma farmie Andrzeja KubinSkiegO
W pC61izu Cudahy maszyne 30 galono-
wa do wyrabiania w6dli, 1000 gallo
now sAodu rodzynRowego i % becze6
roGyukow. W zwiazku z ta sprawa
R~reSzhuwano ArdrZeja KubinSHego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
Z JERSEY CITY.

14-letni A. ReguIski upadf z piategc
petra W otw6r windy W gmachu Ber
GOTTA i w dwie godziny p6zniej Zmart
w szpitalu miejskim W Bnyonnie. lie
karze orzekli, re Smierc spowodowaly
obrazenia w%cwnctrzne i ziamanie kOScl
pacierzowci.
Chlopak 6w p%racowai PREY windzie
w owym gmachu dopiero cd ubiegfe1
SOboty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19

Koprowscy licza przeszlo lat 40 maJl
c6rke zamezna. w zwiazku z ta spra-
wa aresztowano inne jeszcze osoby, ale
okazaio sic re ud2ialu W precedence
zadnego ME brady i ~puszczone zostafy
wolno. Wladze ostrzegaja pred kursu-
jacymi podrobionymi banknotami.