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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

= rather thought we understand
each other" she said In her even.
mellow tones. You know. we had
your photograph out East--a very
good one. Il seems-so I had an idea
81 what you looked like.
~He was very fond OF You. lie
was very proud that you had gone
into the war"
Il am glad 70 hear that: thought
he disapproved Of me for refusing TO
20 into business. lie offered me a
substantial interest before he sold
out"
4 know that: but I think he liked
you rather better for refusing II.
Business with him was merely
means TO an end. And Il was doubly
sad that be should die just when he
was free 20 enjoy the beautiful
things he loved"
II was az the tip Of my tongue 10
say that the loss OF her companion
ship was even more grievOus: but
nothing in her manner invited such a
comment. She talked for some time
Of Uncle Basins life I'm the East. OF
his short illness and quite unexpected
death.
but I'm keeping you" she ex-
claimed suddenly. jumping down from
the wall. And / must finish my
unpacking"
As we walked 90 the house | ans
wered her questions about the neigh
bOrho0d. and promised 10 telephone
Terrence Immediately OF her arrival.
"You will have luncheon with US
or maybe dinner would BE- better-or
b0thi / shall think you resent my
coming II you don't dine at the house
every day. Mrs. Farnsworth-my
friend and compartments a very in
terestlng woman. ] am sure you will
Ike her"
The Information that she was pro-
tected in her youthful widOwhOod by
a companion was impaired neatly.
1t was really much nicer. meeting
this WY" she said. giving me her
hand. we shall expect you at seven"
found them on the veranda. She
came toward me. a slender figure in
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

General Pershing rs a private in that
great army for better Americanism.
the American Legion. where rank and
titles are non-existent. Apropos OF
the legion membership drive. held the
week Of May 1922. the former Cine.
says: 81 earnestly hope every man
who wore the uniform of the fighting
services in the war will affiliate him
self with the American Legion and
strive for the highest realization OF
the ideals for which that great organi-
zation stands"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
aExoIusiveness" IN the Leqion.

National Commander Franklin D.
Olier OF the American Legion. speak
ing at the City club in Philadelphia re-
tently. coined phrase which promises
% be one Of the strong pulling slogans
OF the American Legion membership
drive May 1T-22. "Ghly about one
American in twenty" said he. as priv
ileged TO join the American Legion.
A man isn't just one In a million when
he joins the legion. He is one in
twenty"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
u Pays 70 BE Good.

II is cheaper to he a good American
than q bad one. Lemuel BolleS. ma
tional adjutant ~ the American Lee
gion. who is directing the membership
drive 10 be held the week Of May IT.
%. points out that for So a year a man
can. before 10 the American Legion.
while Il costs So TO belong TO the 1.
". W.. not including fines. The l. w.
". member. however. Is at little ex-
pense to himself while In Jail.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
vas rARNswoRTH.

Sesries. sue
. r-avwrisht- con-
bob Singleton
Inspired hy tie
actress whom
80 .r London. ne has
-rF. lady Larksplf.
ss f1rEEt That she
.r fa leading char
go. r-. Violet Dewing-
aarF singleton. an
r returned tln-
r-- Erarre- lis uncle.
r-aer.-F. "a wealthy man.
..-..-.r d marriage r. shore
4 Death. while on
r bee leu singleton
-.-.r..rre small amount ~
s-f t-s privilege % resi-
4- 49, .-sraEe' ~ his sum
80 EartTu-on-the-Sound.
W-s Eashford IS be-
100. rr travelling iu the Orient
60 Barton is made
-f t-sar trul employees or
- v-F rrseL uhsre Bashtord
~. ts ~ S.rEistcn goes %
-- -1s- ulth him -hc manu-
- Lady Larkspur- There
i. s-a frs Eusehrlt strangely
49, go az lgs members being
..-as.a tF fre.r comrades % pro
A-srlre. head - TIE
s Informs him that he
- sas- r-rrKel b. the some
49,. rre-rs visits OF a
- a-rarertIv a foreigner.
...-- wrs Easfford Antoine
f.. -aE ere male members OF
n. -E a-sa a guard for pro-
~rr-F-rr Hashf0rd $ law
- -s singleton that Mrs
n America and may
=. 4.-FE ar Barton 90 any time.
reals saaFles' play and
90 lL Aunt Alice"
rt-artas.y and meets
AS sT reception Bob Is
tn r-E her a young and
sse Ee-ar
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

Nine @. A. X. veterans. the entire
enrolment of small Nebraska village
came in body TO post headquarters OF
the American Legion and demanded
they be allowed 10 take part In the
campaign for membership. May 1922
The oldest was rs and served with
Sherman on his march TO the sea. The
nine seemed to favor the idea OF max
ing speeches at a mass meeting and
were enrolled for this purpose.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
Every Member Instructed.

Every member OF the American Le-
gion. which will hold a nationwide
membership drive May 1922. has been
instructed in Primer OF Legion facts
and Catechism Of Legion questions
aud answers. 1t is expected that with
the use of this data. plus natural en-
thuSIasm. every member viii get at
least one new member. This would
bring legion membership above the
two and a half million mark.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
PREACH TO GET MEMBERS
Ministers to Aid In Bringing the Amer.
lean Legion Family Number
TO 100000.

Some one at the national headquar.
tiers with n fair for statistics haS fig
ured our that four thousand sermons
on the American Legion Will be deliv-
cred In churches all over the land on
Sunday. May 10.
Part of the work of posts OF the
legion In the membership campaign
to be waged May IL to 30 inclusive. has
been To enlist the support OF clergy
men OF all creeds. They have been
requested TO at least make mention OF
the legion In their sermons OF the Sun
day preceding the drive. Many rabbls
have sIgnified their intention OF doing
this In sermons delivered Saturday.
May Is.
II has not been hard 10 win the sup
port Of these clergymen. because the
vast majority already are enthusiastic
legion supporters.
one minister OF a prominent and
fashionable New York city church fair
~ leaped at the suggestion. He de
clared he would not only preach an en-
tire sermon urging eligible parishloD
ers TO Join. but would call on every
man and woman to lend active aid In
the campaign In some way. He In
sisted he was going 10 roll up his shirt
sleeves and get into the campaign him
self. even going so far as volunteering
TO speak from n soap-bOx in Union
square.
Legion leaders expect TO get one
million new members. at least. This
would bring total membership well
above the two and half million mark
and would assure the legion a majority
Of the former service men and women
OF the land.
The drive Is entirely a post and
member alfalfa campaign or the
rank and file" Posts are assigned
quotas to reach and will be graded on
percentage OF efficiency. Departments
also will be so graded. National head
quarters will give first and second
prizes, consisting Of stands OF colors.
TO leading departments.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

SchooI children are expected TO
prove able workers in the American
Legion membership ds..e May 1872.
Already the youngsters are riding"
the boys at home who are eligible and
asking them why they are not in the
legion. They have TO think hard to
tell why they are not
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
CHAPTER Il-cOntinusd.

81. s.r-rs me as the pleasantest
-aH-s though was still
uE tongue ~eemed 10 have
- -E uuulh. This girl. this
charming aud delightful
ua~ the moustrous be-
-Lf rrr#furel as the globe
s rlb bad kidnapped and
rr -1Ee. Nol Unly had she
. uncle Bash and In due
~ a.U; Sue had been
-a married him. The
- rH--a-'u-. bewildering
s.rg rz.ruS Ca be- friendly.
chat Z had Thought ~
- Dog Gifted tire situation.
Ca rr-t place. finally began.
-r most humbly Tor
earnest Efforts of the servants TO
% gT .l-E night. Mr.. Terrence
promised l8 leJ me know when
- ra.l here. but he must
---far e. had motored tO
r-E- house to dine and didn't get
.s --.l lhe mischief vas done.
b tsg -lrg.
-lF- .- Ihe WUrld would I have
-ssa- rEHf she exclaimed with a
al-h 1t Was perfectly
And Go was aIl thy fault.
-a--- r1 remain a day az Hartford.
G1H. and send message 20 Mr..
rs1s .ru there. but I found that
pushing on I could reach here
~----lg- Ant sou know We English
Says expect strange things TO happen
2 America 4 don't understand yet
By frHsa people az the gates were
-g anxious 10 kill Us; but IL
..-t natter. sou would spoil the
rg explaining Co."
However. I did my best-lt was
.as -.-a-Tt-tU explain the nervous
's T. t.e veteran servants and their
'tzg ut violence. Her arrival made
-sey that Ue should soon know
e. about the parties" whose visits
p Inquiries had 50 alarmed Antoine
' a.s lawrlies. told her with
.1 elunr { could throw into the
-'z. 20 tac drilling o. the bell-hops
- g. The uncomfortable relations
.eHa the Allied forces and the
-'-r minority on the estate.
f was dear ~ ar. BaShford to
"a home Tor these people;
'ls-t Do -elny the kindest soul that
yer .ret-- she said softly.
So --rel uistfully seward. and
IRE -.rlu ~ tears on her long
> 1y uncle had. then. meant
to her. No one. In speech
tr. could have suggested the
less; uncle Bash was a
q man ~ esthetic tastes.
e r.ri grls adorable. More re-
e things had happened IN the
rt i1ve and marriage than
ESQ such persons. meeting In a
corner 90 The world. would honestly
-'e 'r- each otler.
'.- s-gTped az Hartford I began.
1z a long silence. you have
fs fhFu.-w
N.t "-" had made pious
ARK Twain's last home
20 hearing that be had
.'fa ai Hartford I came through
/, 20 render my fullest homage.
= as a'uaTs been one OF my heroes,
'es sEnu.-
Introduction Is complete
0.vevufly. Let's consider our.
'<'es Cd friends-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

American Legion.
and the many let
tiers receive q
from posts and
members regard
ing questions OF
policy. Il was
found necessary
to organize a de-
paTtment TO han
die the CORE
spondence. II. Z.
LudlOn, formerly
OF Baltimore. was
placed IN charge
cf this work.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
Those women are play
inc e trick"
no BE coNTINUED)
Convertible Skates.

A ChIcagoan has invented a con-
vertIbIe skate. Which reminds US
though II is nothing appertaining
70 the subject-did you ever notice
how quickly a man sobers when his
wife sights hlmg The convertible
skate Is not new by any manner IL
means.-Bufalo NewA
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
Hiqh Finance.

Mr.. Sapp-They told me nj the bank
I'd never find any one TO take that
Golden Goose mine stock of my hands.
Mr.. Simp-They told me the same
about my Dry Hole oil stock.
BOth-Let's swap.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There Is
only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness.
and that is by a constitutional remedy
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the Blood on tile Mucous Surfaces
Of the System. Catarrhal Deafness IS
caused by an infamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube
When this tube Is lnfiamed you have .
rumbllng sound or imperfect hearing. and
when Il is entirely closed. Deafness Is the
result. Unless the Inflammation can be re-
duced ard this tube restored 70 its nor
NAL condition. hearing may be destroyed
forever Many cases OF Deafness are
caused by Catarrh. which Is an infiamed
condition OF the Mucous Surfaces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE.
All Druggists 75c. Circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney A. Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Whatever q derby hat does. II
never lOps down over the ear.
Few "cO0d-bys" are adequate to the
sentiment of the occasion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
O IHE 0
AMEDICAN
LEGI0y
Copy for THIS Department
Supplied by National Headquarters
OF the American Legion
He ANSWERS THE LETTERS
Il. e. Iudloff ls Placed In Charge Of
Department to Handle American
Legion Correspondence.

In view OF the many inquiries re-
relved at national headquarters OF the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

The paId-up membership OF the
American Legion In Illinois Is now re-
ported to be more than $1,000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

Whatever q derby hat does. II
never lops down over the ear.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

Few "good-bys" are adequate to the
sentiment of the occasion.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
Knut Hamsun. prZeciw "a
kazOwi picia aIkohOlu.

" piSmie ,,Kopenhagener Ekstra'
blad" jeden Z prZyjacio} Knuta Ham
suna, kandydata do ~tegorocznej ma
grody Nobla. opowiada 3 swej rozmo-
vie, iaka mial re slynnym powiescio
pisarzem ma temat zakazu kOnsum-
cyl alkoholu W Norwegii.
Ten zakaz - oSwiadczy knut
Hamsun - jest najwiekszym idyoty-
zmem, jaki sobie MONA w~yObrazi@,
Pociaga on "a SODA obude, szkodli-
wa spekulacye i wszelkiego rodzaJu
wykrocZenia. N~orwesowie ZapijaJa
sic ma um6r surogatami ~najgorsze-
go gatunku. Nawet najwyzsze sfery
intelhgencyi czynia to samo. pijac TAX
zwane vino bianco'', kt6re zawiera
ogromny procent siarki.
Marryat opowiada W jednej re
swych powie$ci o pewnei kobiecie
kt6ra p6ty pila. az buchnal Z jej ust
ogieh i spalil ja... Obecnle podoo'
ne wypadki W Norwegii sa ma porzad'
ku dZiennym.
Moja nova powieSt - prawi'
dalej powie$ciopisarz - bedzie osnu'
IA ma tie zakazu picia alkoholu. wy
chlostam tam porZadnie norwesSicf
naganaczy sbstynency.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

mic samob6jstwo przez poderZniecie
sobie gard{a brzytwa. ZachodSi przy
puszczenie, lie Motyka jest niepo-
czytalny umyslowo. Ujemnie ma je-
go umysa podzia}Rly podobno o.
statnie wypadki wojenne, oraz brak
wszelkiej wiadomoSci cd zony, kt6ra
zostawil W Europe. Pred kilku
miesiacami postal on ma rece sweJ
5ony dosyG znaczna sumo pieniedzy
i r6wniez ME otrzymaf zadnej via
domuSci. TIE wszystkie niepomySlnc
okolicznosci prawdopodobnio podzia
laly ma umysl Motyki i dla tego do
pusci} sic tego rozpaczliwego czynu,
Motyke odesiano do szpitala, gdzie
doktorzy s~taraja sic uratowac go od
Smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
q A

Czionkowie oddz. $w. Antoniego
No. 50 maja jutro wieczorcm posie--
dzenie miesieczne. Wszyscy So pro-
szeni O obecnoSG ola waznych spraH
sic t~oczacych. - Delegat T. Gordon.
Tow. Polek sw. Kunegundy
ON. 1I5 Zjed. bedzie miaio miesI.
czne posiedzenie dzisiaj o godzinic
1880 vieczorem, W sail zwyksych p"
siedzen. - Cecylia Siuda, sekr. pro-.
1920 Winnebago Y
Regularne posiedzenie oddziafu -
sw. Amy Macierzy Polskiej odbe-
die sic dzisiaj ~wieczorem, " sail
zwyk,ych zebrah. aZpraszamy cz'on
k6w Graz przyjaci6} Macierzy ma ka'
We I paczki, takze bedzic. penny so
cial', $piewy, deklamacye / nova
okolicznosciowa. Wszystkich kt6rzT
maia. zamiar wstapiG MECH sic zgfo-
sza ma. posiedzenie. - Komitet.
70 StSan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

la do Detroit do swej siostry, z
trudem tylko unikneia natychmia-
stOweJ deportacyi. Wade tutejsZe
ME chcialy wpuSciG Przytulowny do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, gdyz ME u
milo ona ami piSac, ami czytaG, a
MOVIE prawo takim zabrania wstepu
do tego kraju. Przyjaci6lke jej, Sta
nisfawe Kozak6wna, deportowano
natychmiast, a Przytul6wne wpusz-
csono ma tel podstawie, re szwagier
tej stawii kaucye i ~przyrzekl, re
Przytu}6wna stawi sic Ia pol roku
gotowa do odjazdu do ~rodzinuego
kraju.
- Szczepan Graczyk. Al Dorothy
al, chcial zone swoja Anne wypra-
vic do lepszego Swiata. Aktu tego
pragnai dokonac bardzo u~roczyscie,
postawil Eiec ma stole obraz, zapu-
lii dwie Swiece, polozyl obok sickle
re. a do reki wziai brzytwe i TAX
uzbrojony kauai sic kobiecie modltt,
gdya. 1ak powiadal, zbliza sic dla
niej ostatnia godzina. Kobieta wi
dzac grozne polo5enie. zdo&a4a wynn
knaG sic z domu, 90 widZac tj MAJ
zaczai ia Scigac, az wpadi " rece
policyi. Sedzia postal 90 ma 80 dni
do wiezienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
Terror 1ss DNI.~

PHsarz wegierski Eugeniusz Mol
mar vydai pod powyZszym tytufem
ksiazke, z~awierajaca dzieje smutnej
pamieci bolszewickich rzad6w ma
Wegr1eoh. Szczeg6lniej zsjmujacym
jest rozdzial, d~otyczacy Tibora Sa--
muely i jego ,,gwardyi Leninow-
skiej."
Syfwetka tego obarczunego klat-
va powSzechna kata Wegier, maj
krwawszego z najkrwawszych, jakich
SWAT oglada kiedykolwiek, przejmu-
je zsroza najchiodniejszego czytel--
nika.
W braku wszelkiego %uEdolnienia
jemu powierzyi rad sowietow zakres
wydawania Tvrokow smierci i ich
egzekwowania poza frontem.
Ten ,,dostoinik" zamies8kfwal
wspaniafy apartament " hotelu Hun
garia, gdzie zyi W dzikiem ma]leh-
stwie 2 mfoda. wycbudfa, suchotni-
GA malarka a towarzyStwem n~ajulu,
hienzem byIa mn NJ okropna
..gwardya Leninowska," pOspolita
banda roZb6jnicza. kt67ej cztonkami
mugli bye tylko sadownie jul karanj
vielcy 2brodniarze, ktorzy odZnaczy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

" 1brojowhi drugiego re51mentu.
przy ulicy Madison i Rockwell odbeda
sic dnis 1890 luteSo W czwartek "a
pasy bard7o intcresujacr, nianowfcie
odbefzie sic wslka o szampionat Sred'
niei wagi ponied1y Janem Meyersem a
Ben Reubenem. Meyers Jest uznsny
preez wszystkich szampionem. ponie'
wa5 .jedhak walczac wielokrotnie, mic
walczyh do o~statniego r~eznltatu, czyli
re laden T. mich ME otrzymal ieszcze
cd drugiego dwu zut6w q tTzech, pre-
TO we cnwartkowem spotkaniu. kwestya
ia bedzie raz ma zawSze rozwiazana.
lynn razem bcda walczyc oni dopoty.
dop6ki jeden z mich ME otrzyma diva
rzuty. Poboczna atrakcya bedzie Jack
Iinow. hory zmierzy sic o lepsze z Tur-
KLEIN nazwiskiem Yusstff Hussane. Be
die tel jeRzcze dodatkOwa para ma
zwiska tych ostatnach ME So ~jeszcze
znane. Pocz9tek o Sodzinie S:15.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
Ruch " TOwarzYstWach.

- Tow. Sw. Weroniki nr. 66 Ma
cierzy Polskiej, odbedzie swoje po-
siedzenie miesieczne We wtorek. dn.
17go lutego, o godz. 8mej wiecso-
rem, W sail .zwykiych posiedze6. -
Maya Tmbiorska, pref, Katarzyna
Lukasfk, sekr. prot.
Macierz Polska Oddzia} 40 sw.
Jozefa bedzie mia{o swoje miesiecz-
ne posiedzenie We wtorek, dnia 17go
lutego, 0 godz. 1880 wieczorem " ha-
Ii Macierzy Polskiej. Kazdy powinien
bye obecnym ma tym posiedzeniu, po-
niewaz So wa2ne srpawy do zafatwie-
mia, take przypomina sic czionkom,
re przypada ma czionka po soc mad
zw~yczajnego do z~ap}acenia. - M. J.
Kusnierz, PREF, And. Kujava, seEr.
prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
sic umiejetno$cia torturowania oby

Ii sic um~iejetno$cia torturowania oby
wateli.
Calego ~rejestru grzechow Samue'
lego dis jeszcze ME Una ogol. Jedyna
polityczna jego %konccpcye mona
stresciG W siowach: MordowaC kazde'
go burzuia. Byi on ruchowym ka'
tenn dyktatury. Gdzie tylko zwietrzo'
no kontrrewoIucye, wysylano tam
natychmiast Samuelego.
Jednem skinieniem palca skazyWa'
IA &mierr, potem kaza} TRAGIC meHo"
obliCzu ION, ojcow W obliczu DIE
ci. Zmua1a} idacych ia Smierf, by
ca'owali .iego rcke, te rekc krwaWeEc
kata. Innych unusual torturaml, any
sobie sami zakiadali ma sZyjc atry~
eek.
L0dzie jego w4aSni opowiadaja re
zgroz9, "a 2apaliWszy CyEara, pre-
chadEa1 sic L uSmiechem po alei. "
ktorej ia kazdym drzewie wisiaf trup
stTaconego. Tlekror ,ybadai winnego ,
kaza1 mu obracaG sic do siebte tylem
ME &nia3 snaG spojrzcG mu W oczy.
jakakolwiek byiaby obrona, Sa-
muel zwraca1 sic do katow j wyma-
vial tyIko NAIVE iednego z trZech
Mast, zazwyc1aj Szegedynu, hradu
Tub Debreczyna. Jedna Z tych nazw
oznacza}a STU bienice. druga kule, trze
cia pewne oznaczone tortury.
Samuel byl lydem. iak w~iekszoSc
bolszewiGkiego rZadu wegierSkiego.
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y ~PTTTSBURGHA. PA,

lava koronerska uznaaa Jo1e'
IA. Kniazia. SIS Cabot way, wlnDyn
morderstwa zony Zofii. Czynu tegc
dokonai on 11go styc0nia. Ma spiaca
obok dwuletniego dziecka kobiete ma
pad{ on z siekiera i ~zamordowa IA
poczem uda} sic ma stacye policyjna
| sam 1awiadomil policye o doRona'
niu morderstwie. Badania knlazla
wrkazaly. re Jest on umysfowo cho'
ru. Kniazia umieszczono W szpi-
talu Sw, Franciszka, gdzie przeoy'
wa pod strata policyjna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

rb., konina 80 RIB. funt, maka ,,krup-
czatka" $50 RIB. funt. Obuwie: ka-
masze 1000 rb., 2 cholewami cd 4 do
5000 RIB. ,,Burluje" moga istniec o
lyle, o lie ~wyprzedaja rzeczy, "a kt6-
re la targach plaza osoby nieokres-
lonych zajeG / stanoviska ceny wy
sokie: | TAX, "a koszule frakowa mo-
INA otrzymaG cd 400 do 500 RIB, SUI
knia damska skromna i dosyc znoszo-
ma 20OO-30OO RIB. Ia dziesiecioru-
bl6wki zlote W lipcu spekulanci pla-
eli $50 RIB. Brylanty SLY W Genie
5000 rubli ia karat.
XyCie wobeC tych cen, ME m6wiaC
O zupe}nej nicpewnoSci b~ezpieczen-
silva osobisteSo, ciaglc pod groza a
resztu, czy to " charakterze zakhad-
uika, czy W celu THsiania ma Toboty
przymusove, jest mic do zniesienia.
Wyjazd W drodzo lagalnej ola NEIL
rzedrik0w lost prswic niomozliwy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
q MILWAUKEE, WIS.

- Pomiedzy Stanisiawem Tupin-
skim, 1856 Reed ul., a J6zefem Praw
czynskim, 1904 Greenbush ul, po-
wstata kd6tnia,t kt6ra Zakonczy4a
sic niebezpiecznem zranieniem Tu-
pihskiego; o~dTieziono so do prey
padkowego s~zpitala Z peknieta CA
Ska. Prawczyhski uderzy{ Tupinskie
go zelaznym pretem glove | "a
chodzi Ottawa. 70 Tupinski wypadcH
ten przyplaci AyCiem. Liczy on lat
65. PrawczyhskieGo aresztowano;
tN6maczy on sic jednak. re ME ohciat
tax cieako uderzyG swego przcclw-
nika. Oskarzenin przeciw MENU mic
jest ieszcze sformuIowsne. gdyz IA
lezeC ono bedzie cd stanu zdrowia
TupinSkiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
Zycie W PiotrogrOdzie.

Osoby przyjeadzajace z Piotrogro-
du podaja szczeg6ly, d~otyczace ~
cia miejscowego. Ceny W koncu lipca
dosiegly wysokoSci niesiychanych;
funt chleba kosztowal 175 rb. w
przeciagu dni kilku). potem spadt do
$50, 40, 100, ostatnia cena spadta
do 95 rb. Ziemniaki k~oSztowaty AZ
rh. funt. mas}o 500 rb., mleka % rh,
hutelka ma > snklaDki, twarog 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
z DETROIT, MICH.

Edward Kuchars6. Lat aS. z
pnr. 1864 F. Milwaukee ave-. roz-
sn1e|sny o To. Ee iona Anna, lat 20
ME p~Lygotowala mu kolscyi, gdy
ten powrocii do domu W poniedBia-
TEX wiec5orem DO p~rzegraniu 5000
" gre W hostki, zamknaI sic W przy-
legsRcym pokoju WiIhelma Kali
novs6ego. p~rsytaciela i zastrzelii
sic r rewofweru.
- Ida DoStaiska, Al Addison ul..
wystrZafem z roworweru odebra3a
5ycie swemu Spiacemu mezowi, po-
czem usilowaIa popeiniG samob6j-
stwo. Eula, kt6ra Dostalska wpa-
kowaSa sobie n Iowa skron, po5ba-
villa ia zlrpelnie wzroku- Kobieta
Cd chwili wypadku, to jest cd So
boty rama, pozostawafa W fozku do
niedZieli wiec1orem, gdzie zswiado-
miona o tenn zajSciu poIicys ia INA
lazia. Dostatscy hyli z SODA zonaci
Cd dw6ch lat. Dostalska cd dtuzsze
so fuZ czasu ZdradEala ~niepoczytal-
moss umySiowa: policya zabrafs IRA
Mona do szpitala. gdzie asystent
prokuratora badajac IA, powziai pre-
konaufe. be kchieta cierpi ma Umy-
Sic.
- W$adze tntejS7e 1abranfaja
wstspu do kraju nieumiejacym czy
taG. AgnieSzka Przytulowna, mioda
Polka, ktora " tych dniach prZyby-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Kto chez ezytae naHepcpe codAenne
phnno pois$ie, MECH sic uda do pana
r. M. PAYROLL, naszego agentA m
Duncan j oxefce 1 1aabonuje sobie
D2JENNIK.