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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

liz AN4 AA0AA
That an oil colored enlargement from
5our own negative IS more true to life
and o. more interest TO you and your
friends than an oil painting that you
pay from $50 TO 500 for. or nore2
Ask US for our low prices on these
enlargements.
Our kodak finishing IS done by
men OF long experience. and under
our personal supervision. We also
give special attention TO mail orders
Write for prices and don't forget to
ask rs for our free enlargement plan.
The Photo shop.
IN Scott White Drug Store-Mills
Bldg.-Adv-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
ROTARY CLUB WILL
Be HOST TO FORMER
|NTERNAT'L CHIEF
COUNTY CLUB TO BE WELL REP.
RESENTED AT DINNER FOR
FRANK L. MULHOLLAND. Ex-
PRESIDENT OF PARENT BODY
OF ROTARIANS.

Slreator and La SallQ Rotarians
VII be present at the luncheon
given by the Ottawa Rotary club
Thursday in honor OF Frank l.. Mul
holland of Ohio, who will appear on
the program of the Ottawa Chautau-
qua on Thursday evening. The lunch
con viii be held at l2:lo O'Clock at
the ottawa Boat club
Mr.. Mulholand who is one Of the
most flu Mt and interesting speakers
in the United States, will deliver a
short talk, which promises to be one
of the best the local club has ever
heard.
The StreatOr organization has sent
word that thirty men from that city
will be in attendance. and at least
twenty are expected from La Sale, so
the luncheon promises to be one of
the biggest of 1920.
II is quite an occasion for the local
clubs 10 have the distinction of enter
tanning Mr. Nulholland who is the
past pres dent of the International Ro-
tary club, and the local men intend
that his visit in Ottawa will be one
that he shall long remember
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
5 MILLION LOSS IN
TOLEDO CLOUDBURST

Toledo Ohio. Aug 1G.--Damage os-
timated at $5,C0OO00 was done here
today by severe rain storm which
f'oated away great stretches of city
paving. flooded cellars and paraly2ed
traffic. 1t was one Of the most severe
storms that ever struck the city and
district.
The storm broke while crowds were
trying to make their way to work.
Automobiles parked at curbs either
were HOated away or stood with their
floors flooded. Several were in dan
ger of drowning when they tried to
cross streets. The light and power
iacil ties were crippled and the entire
western end of Toledo will be without
illumination tonight. Damage was
heavy to buildings, one colapsing.
Damage to pavoments will run close
to 100000, II vas said. A number
of streets arc completely ont of com.
mission the block surfac ng on one
street floating into the lobby Of an
Office building,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

by local people the Chicago Symphony
sextette rendered musical program
Symphony Sestet.
This company composed of Charles
Link, director; Violet Martens Link,
piano, Rose Hyde, violinist, Anna
K. Jensen. flute; Henri Bianchi. Gel
10, and Vincent Pignatell! obrnet,
are a company OF expert musicians
and the program given yesterday af-
ternoon and evening exceeded the ex-
pectatiOn3 of he audience Mr.. and
Mrs. Link are directors of music in
New York during the winter and take
their vacations doing chautauqua
work in the summer Mrs Link is
a very beautiful woman and is an ar
fist at the piano.
The following program was given:
ID Schubert march. March Mill
taire.
(2) Tampa, Let the Rest of the
World Go BY.
Encore, Simply Smiles.
90 LOim Du Bail, Glllet.
Ny Golden Rose Frederic Logan.
"a Song, Loves Garden Of Roses,
Wood
Loves Lullaby.
90 Irene Ticrney.
60 Dolores Waltz.
t7) Under the Moon, Messenger.
60 Karavan.
Mr.. Link, has an excellent voice
and charmed his audience with his
indebtedness and beautiful singing
He is an artist Of the musical world
and has been studying to cultivate his
voice just over a year. The sclec-
lions given by the company were in
perfect harmony and the praise be-
slowed upon them at previous engage
ments was ali due to them.
ManIove Entertains.
After the concert the teOpio assem-
bled there enjoyed quiet dinner
hour and at 1870 short vespcr serv-
ice was attended by about 1000 peo-
pie. Then Manloye "The man of
many faces" delighted and charmed
his audience during the evening with
his mpcrsOnatiOns of different char
acters matching his representations
with costumes and false faces. At
one time during his appearance he
personation of a young girl powder
ing her nose and trying 10 hook
refractory skirt. Again his persona
ton Of an old Pennsylvania Dutch
man was keenly, appreciated by his
audience.
After the perSonatOr the Chicago
Symphony SeXtet gave another muSl-
cal program which was better if any
thing than the excellent showing Of
the afternoon.
The following program was given:
% Hungarian Danse, BrohmS.
90 Mansaniello, Auber
go COrnet Solo, Elegie, Massenet.
(D Modiste, When the Dew is
Falling Schneider, From the Music
Box.
90 VenotiOn Moon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
SUNDAY AUDIENCE
HEARS CLERGYMAN
TALK ON OPTIMISM
HAVE THE CHOICE OF TWO EV
Ills AND THEY ALWAYS SELECT
THE TWO OF ThEM-HEARD BY
BIG CROWD.

About 45O people gathered in tho
ondi,iriu, -, f4o.,t..,,,.,., ....-i.,,.
va '''' va
ai''ih"o'l I" near ti'e heV. D. Merle
SteVans deliver his address on Il
Cure for Pessimism." Mr. Stnyans
was = forcefu, enaalor o,a bo,, ,,o
attention of his audience from his
first entrance upon the platform He
was introduced by Platform Manager
+. NJ. Harry.
iii oddrooo ,,.a. f,........, ,.,,,,
ioI,o, and ,noodnto. 80 H.. eo',,,a.,
yoars ~ ,oarhino ov,,a.;nno, '' ~, o. o.
ori, ami kon, his ,i,,onnn .l' ,o ="
,hrouohnut Nc lon,nra o., c'e,.a .
IL i, CnngroaationaI .nif,iN,or ana ' 49,
n,oroe u,at he nnnaraaatinn T., I paari,
has eufyarod him IN ran,oin a. h,e n,a
place for fourteen years Mr. Stevans
declared:
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i,g +,.o avis to chonsl fn,',,, lton1a,
hoth In tbis world ,,harn tharo is
O., much unrost tba ,,ai, ,.a,,l,Io l.,
that eo many naonIo hayo ac,,ta i'm, M
,pin,tinno ana tbair i,na,,tnar,, ,ra,,
.lIaI, nro tu,inn nc nod a,,a na',aa ,,,,iaa
as r,uch ,roublo nc tbni, rna1 trn,,
Moe NAM noonle arc lilo no NOV
who road y book on disaa.o a,, ~
tor bo,,iro road u danIorad ,hat ha
had tho ovmntome of oyar,, ono ,hat
bo bed road about
oa-
pii' ~ w. ''l - io' '"e 'ro"pIt5
AZ ,n ~ WI !" IS ~ 7'' 'Ic l"l1'F sue
"a me anu ~ w ouSi ~" l""s"!"s
'a''ie' ,''''" "i'' d u'ei III eAp' eAHioii
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
S. A. ADVISORY BOARD
MEETS TONIGHT TO
SOLVE HOME TANGLE

4 MISUNDERSTANDING has arisen from
the failure OF the Salvation Army \
erect IA barracks in Ottawa which
mas end by Ottawa get ing a new S
\. home. Members of the local Sal
walton Army campaign committee do
clare that the city was promised Il
new building provided they put aero ;
a successful financial campaign ana
secured the full quota Of $4,000 al
lOtted to ottawa, They declare that
they have practically raised this full
quota, getting a great many suhsCriD-
lions that would not otherwise have
been turned over to the fund if ii had
not been that Ottawa was promised
the new building.
A meeting was held last Wednes lay
nie ut. when it was announced that TIE
new barracks would not be erected
here. A great undercurrenr of resent
went followed this announcement.
This morning Secretary James +.
Farrell of the local Chamber of Com
merce received a letter from Ben
BoydCH Ct Chicago, chairman of tn"
program committee informing him
that the officials in ChicaeO We're
yery sorry that a misunderstanding
mad arisen Mr. Boydon stated that
he and BrigaAier Fletcher Agnow
would be in Ottawa tonight to talk
over the situation with the local Sal
walton Army advisory committee. A
mt ating will be held at O'Clock IN
the office of the Chamber Of Com
mercc for the purpose of throshlng TIA
matter over ami deciding what action
to take in regard to the new build
ing
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

! eact Wilson. of Douglas street.
! Harold Welter of Earville attcnde
/ the ball game here yesterday after
noon
Bert Grady of eSneca was an Otta
wa caller yesterday.
Mrs. John Hotter Of Mendoza wa
the guest of Ottawa friends yesterday
Miss Helen Murphy has returned tc
her home here after spending her Va
cation with friends in Aurora
John llamallo returned to his home
in Chicago al.er spending the pas
few days with friends here
Richard Welch Of Elgin was an OF
tawa caller yesterday,
John Dunn OF Chicago spent the
week end with friends and relatives
nero.
Mrs. John Rc,s of Mendoza was
here yesterday to visit with friends.
Lester McManus of the People r
Trust and Savings Bank left today ~
spend his vacation with friends il
Michigan.
Jack kcarns of La Sale was the
guest OF Ottawa friends yesterday
Thomas Nouman Of La sale spent
last evening calling on friends here.
Vincent Neuman of La Sale was
the guest OF Ottawa friends SATURDAY
evening.
Francis McConyillo Of Earlville mo-
tored here and called on friends Sal
urday evening
Miss Gladys Marco of Serena was
an OTTAWA shopper and caller Satur
day.
MISS lone conrad OF West ottawa
Is spending a few days with relatives
III Slr'alor
MISS baroafa bogrF1 spent y"ster-
uay win ,''reator friends
MR. ana Mrs Lawrence lalpot OF
'eudI hdpl07 are 'he proud parents
OF paoy ooE porn saturday AT theh
nome mere MI>' laIoot was 'orliler-
~ MISS Jul'a ~'!e o, TINS Guy.
MISS hoha Ho'tler mas returned to
her nome mere al'eF spending me
past le" Gays with lrlehds III ROCK
Island.
jerry foley OF otlca spent N"H'ef'
DAY AFTERNOON al inc pan game hnfo'
Lawrence Donovan o. gear ollca
was an Ottawa caller last evening.
Lyle MctdleD ni Nhlra"o spent the
week emu WIN lIi'i'"S anu r'Ia'lVeS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

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Az c,n,bia ,,i... pi,t,.,,,,.an ,ti,s
rIa,tlia '''''''''
piano "roro,,n,Io,
AI.r,,h
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
Fallen kinu,s Pet Snider.

King Christian II Of Denmark,
nicknamed the Nero of the North,
was taken prisoner in 1881 by Freder-
lex |. who had been chosen king in
his place. In his cell he contracted a
friendship with Il spider. This creature
knew the sound Of his voice, came
when called and ate ont Of his hand.
But the jniler. merely to deprive the
fallen king Of pleasure, killed the
spider.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
LOCAL.,
NEWS

Captain and Mrs. Leo StrGhmeyer
or South ottawa are the proud par
'nts or BABY boy born Saturday at
the Illinois Valley hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Basso, 7o7
| Main street. are the proud parents of
a baby girl born last night at Ryburn
hospital.
Joseph Kelly Of this city spent last
night in Marscilles
{ Richard Wolfe OF this city motored
to Streator last night where he trans
acted business.
Edward Kelly of La Sale spent last
night in this city
Mr. and Mrs Fred Sapp and family
OF this ely spent the week end with
/ relatives in Morrison. III.
james Livingston of Chicago was
| an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Miss Margaret Rabbit who has been
visiting with friends and relatives in
| kankatCn for thc past two weeks
has returned TO her home here.
Mrs John Rabbit Of Rockwell city.
Ia. is visiting with friends and rela-
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Maxwell of
Webster street went to Rush Hill.
| No, yesterday for visit with the
formers parents
Harclo Duckworth Of Illinois ave
,nle went TO Chicago yesterday for a
short visit with friends.
James Brown Of Streator was the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
MeAlpine of West Main street yes
terday.
John Johnson of this city spent the
week end with friends in Chicago.
her home in this city after spending
the past lew days with friends in
Mendoza.
Miss Irene Zener of Hennepin, ILL.,,
is spending a few days as the guest
Of her cousin, Miss MOnafee iiamil,
on West Jackson street.
Roman Boyle Of shannon, H., is
spending few days with Clayton
Gambler of this city.
Miss jeanette Cobh of West Main
relatives in Chicago.
Miss Helen Gambler Of Illinois ave
nue. left this morning for two weeks
visit with friends in Shannon, H.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McElroy have
returned to the hOfe Of the latter'S
parents ON Illinois avenue after
spending their honeymoon in Chica.
go. They will 20 to housekeeping On
vest Main stree in the near future.
Raymond Rice OF Franklnyille, \.
Y, is a guest al the home Cf {. K.
Hamii Of Jackson street Of this city.
Joseph Count Of this city was u
ROllo caller last night
Lester Smith of this city called on
friends in Peru last night.
Miss Mae Marcelle, who has been
visiting at the home of her aunt and
uncle Mr.. and Ms Charles Jaeger,
of Terra Gotta road, returned to her
home in Chicago yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bevins, OF De-
catur, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Ruyle, of West Main street.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Davis, who
has been spending the summer at san
Francisco. spent few hours here yas-
terday as the guest OF her cousins.
Mrs. Max Kncussl and Miss Ida Ha
genbaugh Miss Davis is on her way
to Kankakee.
Mrs Julia Donaldson and Mrs John
Donaldson and Mrs. Anna Waters,
of Chicago, spent the week. end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ruylo
on West Main street. They motOred
to Starved Rock YESTERDAY afternoon.
Mis- Nellie Maher. deputy County
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

Fancy Stone Tomatoes for canning,
per hushel $50. John A. Welsh,
Grocer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE TRANSPORTATION outfit,
1916 model lG-J equipped with auto
tires ana tubes. sidecar has top and
storm curtains. Can be seen after
> p. m, 4 w Morrison, 1897 West
jefferson st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

WANTEDYoung girl to assist with
homework, Apply 20l Buchanan
ST. or phone 553-L.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE! McGillvra auction sale
postponed. Going to sell at private
sale, dining chair, ice box, davenport,
electric suction cleaner, kitchen
"N"''e rockere. cook stoves. dresser,
high chair. child's desk and black
,olrd +. c. McGiIIvra, 42i Cham
bars 8, prone SAL.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

WANTED TO BUY \ quantity Of
sidewalk tile. Can phone SILK.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

BUY some OF those Early OHIO Pot1.
toes AT 60 cents a peck, Also some
very fine cooking apples at S. cents
peck or $3.50 per bushel James
Carver, 3O7 w. Main st. Phone
955-W. Deliveries to all part of city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
under the name of Vogt & Boyle has
this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Boyle retiring.
All parties knowing themselves in.
debted TO Vogt q Boyle are requested
TO settle with Mr.. Vogt or Mr.. Boyle
at NnCo
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

Leave orders at Pat Slattery's for
tomatoes by the bushel Call 1876
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

WANTED Man to unload several
cars of coal; piece work. Apply
WtDRON SILICA CO., First and
Chestnut SITS Phone 1877.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

WANTED Two experienced wait.
resscs and one dishwater. Apply
New Ottawa Restaurant.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE Lot at corner of Grover
street and Fifth avenue VIM. d.
Fullerton, COS La Sale street
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Wczoraj O godzinie 2gicj pc po4u
dniu udtyi sic pogrzeb S. p. Julii Gro
chowskiej, 2 domu BonkowSkiej, kt6-
"a padla ofiara uieszczesnej influen.
~. liczac przy zgonie lat 81. Zmar4a
by3a czloukinia Tow. Korony Polskiej,
gr. 12tej Zwiazku Poiek. Orszak po'
grzebowy wyruszyl z domu zaloby pnr'
2242 ". 24tej D., do ko6cioia p. W. sw.
Amy, gdzie X. Jan Gremowicz, wedlug
rozporzadzenia wydzialu zdrowia pred
'kosciolcm pokropil zw3oki, poczem pre-
w~iezione zoStaly ma cmentarZ Zmar--
|twychwstania Pafskiego i tam je zlo-
@ono ma wieczny s%poczynek. Dzisiaj o
godzinie 0tej rano Y. Grembowicz, Cd
|prawil ~nabo2eGstwo "a spok6j duszy
zmarIcj, ma kt6re zebra+a sic rodzina /
|krewni. Mech odpOczywa w pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
Z ANNOWA:

" parafii Sw. Amy, PREY kt6rej pro
boszczcm jest X. Kazimierz Slomihski,
rozpocznie sic festyn parafialny. z
kt0rego doch6d przeznaczony na MOVIE
Sapktuaryum. kierownictwo mad fe--
objc}y Niewiasty R0zahcowe i
Tow. Dzicci Maryi. Festyn odbywac
sic bcdzie W ~niedziele. dnia 29go b. M,
Ego i 11go marca b. r, " sail para
fialnej. Jax rok rocznie odbywasy sic
festyny z wielkim powodzeniem, ME
ulega tez najmnijszej watplrwosc, &c
i ten uda sic podobnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
~IaIegTamy zagTaDlCzne.
Dokonczenic &c STRONGLY l..

Jeszcze dalej, gdy raptcm jedna Z
Eul trafila w jego drewniany kor-
Pus PREY linii z~anurzcnia. DIVA
lnne pociski wybiiy DUE dziury
W scianie bocznej, a wreszcie daia
sic slyszec silna eksplozya, spo-
wodowana mozliwie czwartym
celnym pociskiem. L okretu pod
niosly sic kleby parry, a Z jego po-
kiadu poczeli wyskakiwac podro-
mi IA pobliSkie kry lodowe. w
ten spos0b okoio 100 osob moglo
znalezc ocalenie, ale los ich jest
nieznanX, gdyz port znajduje sig
90 tel pory W reku bolszewikow.
ReSzta utoneEa. a po 40 min. sam
statek pogrqzyi sic rowniez W
nurtach mOrSkich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
OTWARTA

- Rchowania dyp'omatycznc mu
sz7 bye nadai prowadzonc v tale
mnicv, ale zadnych decvzyi ME
.bcdzie sic przyjmowac bez poprze
dnici zgodv ia ME parlamcntu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

razic bezpoSrednio zagrozony
przez bolszewikow, ale hudnosc
miejscowa Jest zaalarmowana Z
powodu coraz liczniejSzego ma
plywu uchodzcow ekolic Ro-
stOwa.
Zreszta zarowno czerwoni jah
.ich nieprzyjaciele ponosza WICK
SIZE straty wskutek tytusu niz
wskutek bezpoSrednich dziaian
wojennych. w samej Odessie ma
bye podobno okolo 10000 wypad-
k6w tel epidemii, a w Noworosyj-
sku i innych miastach sytuacya
stale sic groznq Z Powodu zawle-
czenia zarazy przez uchodzcow.
BOLSZEWICY ZDOBYLI
Honolulu, 10. stycznia. - Spe-
cyalny kablogram Z Toxic do tu-
tejszego japoiiskiego dziennika
,,Nippu Jill" donosi, re syberyj--
soy bolszewicy zdobyli stolice
wyspy Sachalin Aleksandrowsk j
re zachodzi Ottawa ich inwazyf ma
+~ervtorv,,sn sciSIe iaponskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
T K~ABLOGRAMY.

'OCdZie sic prIElmOW3C DeZ pOp1zS
dnici zgody ia ME parIamcntu.
KRoTKIE
Rzyrn, 10. lutego. - Premier
N;tti odjechaf do Paryza. skad IL
da sic potcm do Londynu.
Berno, 10. lutego. - Ubics'cgo
tygodnia ucicklo W Szwajcaryi 30
ludzi L pociqgu, ktory wioz' z po-
wrotem Z Trancyi 300 polskich
jehcow wojcnnych. Zbicgowic CT
re 81 W rzeczywistoa-
CT Niemcami. a udawali tylko Po-
w Riewoli, ably W ten spo-
sob zapewuic sobie lepsze trak-
towanie.
Berlin, 10. lutego. Die lei
tung Am Mitta2" donosi, re Rad
Berlinski zaWiadornA Bclgie. il ?
powodu postawionych przez ni2
zqdah o ck~stTadvcye pewnych ME
mieckich oiiccrow i u7zednik6w,
ugoda finausowa belgijsko = ME
miecka zostaje anulowana. Cgo-
da ia ME zo:ta{a jeszcze ratyfTko-
wanna przez niemiecki parliament.
Paryz, 10. lutego. - Wczoraj
podpisano TIL traktat, przyznaja-
cy NorwcgN prawa s4rwerenne mad
Szpicbergiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
N~OWOROSYJSK ME JEST
BEZPOSREDNIO ZAGRO-
zONY.

Konstantynopol, 10. lutego. -
Newton A. McCulIy, komendant
amerykahskiej flotylIi ma wodach
rosyjskich, znajduje sic obecnie
w Noworosyjsku, ma poinocno-
wschodniem wybrzezu Nora
Czarnego, gdzie studyuje warun-
K, i sytuacye CO do mozliwo5ci
Podjecia stoStnkow handlowych
z RoSya sowietow.
Sam Noworosyjsk ME Jest ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

RuIziny. " sail ~zwyklych p~osiedze6.
! Obecnosc czfonk0w jest k~onieczna, po-
picwaa sa wafnc sprawy do za}arwi"-
mia, Poczatek po~siedzenla o ~godzinie
Z 80 wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

W prEyHfy cIwartck, o godzinic Sci
wieczorem, odbcdzic sic zcbranie Tow.
Nv. Agnicszki. sb upiajqcego sic przy pa
rafi sw. Amy, W sail zwyklych zc-
bran. Obccno$t w~Szystkich cZlonkih
Jest stauOwc5o po5adana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

W przyszla sobote, o gojzinie 10teJ
p rama ma Mszy Sw. w koSciclc p. ".
Sw. Amy, pobloSuslawiony zOstsnic
zwiaDck mshchski p. AntnnieSo IA
mihSkiego Z panni Marya Klonowska
Ma intencye nuwoachc6w rfprawionp
zostanie solenne nabOac6stw0.
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" aJblilszs nicd1irlc. . Godzinic
2giej pupOaudniu, odbcdHie sic prsic
d1enic Tow. Krakus6w $w. F7oryana.
1ziala jaccso przy tcizc parafii. " sail
zwy&}ych posicdze6. Iarzad prosi wszy
czhDnk6w q sta widnir sic ma DO
sicdzcDie, poniewaz 50 waznc Sprawy
zafht~1cnia ma ~porzadku dzicnnym.
-
W dniu I-so msrca B.. r., niejscowy
.prnboszcz X. Kazimier1 Siomihski, Oh
chOdzi' bNlzic swojc imirniny. Jak ruk
rocznic TAX togo roku Ottawa sIkOl
ora ZtowarZyStYa mic omicSZk., il
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z}ozyf swemu kicrownikowi duchow-
EN- ~zyczenia.
W prZysZ!y piatck. dnia 1899 b. H..
odbelzie sic ~posiedzcnic Tow. NajSw.
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W przyszla sobote. " kOSciele p. W.
sw. Amy, ma kobiercu Slubnym stanq
q. FranciszeS Jackowiec 2 panna An
ma Waciawrk, Fam. pnr. 241S W.
24ty place. Parma mfoda jest popular
ma " kolach mIodzieAy tutejszej; jest
cz}onkinia zywego R6Aanca Sw. i Tow.
Dzieci Maryi. Ceremonial Slubna odbe,
die sic o gOdzinie 9tej z rama ma
MsZy sw.
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ZDOBYLI
ALEKSANDROWSK.
WYPEDZAJA ~JAPONCZY-
KOW z KOREI.

Londyn, 10. lutego. - Powolu-
jaca sic ma doniesienia z Omska
iskrowa depesza Z Moskwy poda-
jc, re Japohczycy wycofali sic z
polnocnej Korei, skad wypariy
ich handy koreahskich bolszewi-
k6w, ktorc zdoialy sic byly zebrac
ma chinskiem terytoryum- Podob-
no ludnoSc korealiska przylacza
sic do tych band masowo. >
Washington, 10. lutego. O.
trzymanc tn wczoraj oticyalne
raporty donosz2, &c oko}o 1000
Korcanczyk0w, uzbrojonych pre-
waznie przez bolszewik6w. pre-
kroczylo Z Kirinu W Mandzuryi
granrcc poInocnei Korci / zaatako
waIo w nocy najblizszy posteru-
mex iaponski zIozony 7 100 zof--
merry. z ktorych 800 zginc'o W
wa'cc. Reszta musiaia szukac ra-
tunky W ~mcieczcc.
.Ntak ten Jest uwazany "a po~
czateN og6lucj walk przeciwko
Iapoirzvhom ma Korcj.