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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-02-26

When in need of livery cal j. J.
Rolling. adv.
co. "A" DANCE, Syndicate Hall,
Friday, March 5. COM2!-ady.
Misses Marie and Elsie Tossing
visited in St. Paul Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Esther Owen of Minneapolis
was here to attend the Bowman-Lin-
jer wedding Friday.
Appropriate Footwear for Spring,
for Men, Women and Children, at the
r. C. U. store.--adv.
Fred Covers of st. Paul visited his
mother, Mrs. Emile Covers, from
Sunday until Tuesday.
Miss Florence Peterson, who teach
es in Minneapolis, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Peterson from
Friday until Monday.
Miss Clesta Cherry, an experienced
designer from Robinson, Strauss &
Co., wholesale millinery, st. Paul, has
been engaged for the season III the
trimming rooms at Mrs. SCOTS mill
linery.
Polished accomplishment is never
duly respected by the village wit. We
heard one of the cleverest pool sharks
Of neighboring town publically COM
plimented because his mother kept
their sidewalks so well shoveled.
If the Democrats nominate Wood
row Wilson for third term, will their
slogan be, "He kept us out of Sugar."
If you can't buy sugar you can con-
suit DR.. Clough about your eyes, at
Gladstone Hotel the 7th and 9Th Of
each month. Ask his patients.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-02-26
Local News
Farm with a Fordson.-adv.

Farm with Fordson.-adv.
Miss Sarah Rockstad is visiting rel
atives in st. Paul.
New millinery arriving daily at
Mrs. Ada MiIler's.-adv.
District Atty. w. G. Haddow was
out from Ellsworth Monday.
co. "A' DANCE, Syndicate Hall,
Friday, March 5. COME!-adv.
Ganus Fait was down from Mime
apolis from Saturday until Monday.
j. L. WATSON and Elmer Fox were
business visitors in Minneapolis Fri
day.
Mrs. R. Conrad of Roberts was here
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr..
Harry B. Smith.
Appropriate Footwear for Spring,
for Men, Women and Children, at the
R. C. u. store.-adv.
Jesse White, of Minneapolis, visit
ed here yesterday. He is playing in
the Rogers Hotel orchestra.
Leave your orders for Northrup
& Kings Sterling Brand Cabbage
Seed. r. N. JensOn & Son.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Moline of
Baldwin visited the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moline, over Sum
day.
Miss Emma Smith, who is attending
business college in ST. Paul visited
her parents, Mayor and Mrs. Geo. t.
Smith, over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Green and daughters,
Misses Myrtle and Lenora, and Miss
Margaret Melander visited in Mime
apolis from Saturday until Monday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-02-26

Eat more of Shepard's Honey.--adv.
w. d. Carleton spent Saturday IN
Minneapolis.
Winton Peterson, of Ellsworth, WIS.,
tied in the city Friday.
co. "Ao DANCE, Syndicate Hall,
I riday, March 5. COME! adv.
A full line Of ladies' and children's
trimmed hats at Mrs. Scott's.--adv.
r. L. Hurd returned Tuesday from
a visit at Eau Claire and Rice Lake.
E. E. Buck, O. H. Ostness and 3.
A. Symes were Twin City visitors
Friday.
Beautiful display of Spring Millin-
cry Saturday, Feb. 2S, at Mrs. Ada
Miller's-adv.
Miss Myra Hawley was home from
her school at White Bear from Fri
day until Monday.
Appropriate Footwear for Spring,
for Men, Women and Children, at the
r. C. u. store.--adv.
Wilbur Ensign, salesman Tor the
Tubbs Medicine Co., visited in the
city from Thursday until Sunday.
Miss Alma Elertson of ST. Paul
Park visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mat. Elertson, from Friday I'M
til Monday.
On Saturday, March 6, the Golden
Rule Millinery Dept. will be ready
with Spring showing of millinery
oe unusual merit.-adv.
Harold Watson returned to his
school at Prescott Sunday, after four
weeks vacation. The schools there
were closed on account of the flu.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-12-30
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Annual Meeting to Be Held on jan
uary 6, 1874.

Annual Meeting to Be Held on, jan
nary 8, 1874.
Pursuant to Statute, notice is here
by given to whom 1t may concern
that the ANNUAL. MEETING OF the
County Board OF Commissioners OF
York County will be held in the Of
nee OF the County Supervisor in the
Court House. on THURSDAY, JAN
UARY 9TH, 1921. commencing at 10
o'clock Am.
Under Section s93 Of the Civil Code.
all claims against the County mot
previously presented must be filed
with the Clerk OF the Board on or
Before January 1. 1921. and holders
OF claims, will take notice that II the
same are not presented and fied
during the year in which they are
contracted. or the year following.
such claims will be forever barred.
All claims against York County
must be itemized. and they must be
accompanied by affidavits of the
claimants setting forth that the sew
eral amounts claimed are just. true
due and owing. and that no part
thereof has been paid by discount
or otherwise.
All persons authorized by law to
administer oaths are required to
probate claims against the County
free OF charge.
BY order Of the Board.
THOMAS w. BOYD. Supervisor.
Annie L. Wallace, Clerk.
Dec. 3. 1920. It
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
American Legion

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct 2S.-The
administrative machinery of the An.
erican Legion will be thrown whole
heartedly behind a national move to
build up the Women's Auxiliary of the
legion, F. w. Galbraith. j., nation
commander Of the legion announced.
A national convention of the Auxiliary
will be held probably next spring, at
which time the Auxiliary will assume
charge of it's own affairs, and as far
as administration goes. become viz
tually an independent body.
"All doubts and misgivinss in re-
gard to the future of the Women s
Auxiliary of the American Legion
were removed and system or order
ly expansion in state departments and
national organization was provided
for by the Cleveland convention" said
Mr.. Galbraith. I'VE propose to offer
the aid OF our organization in building
up the auxiliary. but we are not going
to NEEDLE with it's policies so long
, as our recognized ideals and purposes
are carried out. The Cleveland con
vention voted to let the women swim
without water, wings. IT. authorized
state executive committees of the le
gion to call state conventions and to
establish department organizations OF
the auxiliary, killing the rule which
made necessary the establishment OF
a total of units equivalent to so PEI
cent of the number of posts in the
department.
The convention resolution also per-
mits the holding of a national con
yention when the auxiliary is eStab
lished in ten states. The proposed
national convention was authorized tc
change the name of the auxiliary and
to broaden it's eligibility clause. and
the legion agreed to amend its con
siitution to that effect. believe that
the Women's Auxiliary is one of the
greatest potential forces for good n
this country. and I shall see that the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
LOCAL AUTO DEALERS
TO ATTEND CONCLAVE

Glenn McConaha. Richmond auto
dealer. represented this city at the
first general conference OF leading Of
ficiafs of the automobile and automo-
bile equipment industry held at In
annapolis this week. The general
convention Of the Automobile Trade
association will be held at Indianap-
oils Nov. 4 and S. Practically all of
the local dealers are expected to at
tend the convention.
Speakers of national reputation will
address the dealers, who were in.
structed to invite their bankers to be
guests. Among the most widely known
OF the national speakers will be Harry
G.. Mock. manager of the National
Automobile Dealers association, ST
Louis; P. E. Chamberlain of Denver
who will speak on Selling Service In,
teligently;" A. r. Kroh, 1.-THE Rela,
tionship of the Banker and Farmer to
the Automotive Industry" and Capt
Robert E. Lee of st. Louis, who will
be the chief speaker at the banquet
at the Claypool the evening of Nov. 4
500 Dealers Expected.
1t Is expected that at least 500 deal
ers in all branches of the trade will be
present at the convention. The com
ing meeting will be the first in the
history of the state which in recent
wears has assumed position close to
the top in numbers and volume of bust
ness transacted, there being by actual
count 2.16S firms engaged in the bust
ness. All dealers, members or non
members of local associations ara in
vited to the state convention.
Those present at Tuesdays meeting
we're Harry G.. Mock and p. F. Drury
st. Louis: N. TT. Cartinhour. r. V
Law, A. w. Hutchinson and John p
Orman. Indianapolis; l.. Randall, Fort
Wayne: w. Becker. Fort Wayne: G.
a. Frey, Logansport; G. Livingston
Logansport; William Nichols. South
Bend; Glen McConaha. Richmond; S
NJ. VanCleave. Marion: !. F. Frnhlit
er, Evansville: George J. BROKER
Muncie: Fl. F. Fennerman. Evansville
S. N. Lee, Gary; Mark O'LaughIin
Gary: W. S. Grove. Lafayette.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
War Office Investigating
New japanese RELIGION
lBy Associated Press,

TOXIC, Oct. 28.-Japan's new re-
ligion, Omoto-kyo, which was founded
by a peasant woman, and which is
popularity supposed to be spreading
socialistic and even bolshevist ideas
under the cloak of loyalty to the Jap
anese imperial house, is now finding
adherents in the army, according to
vernacular newspapers.
The fact that some officers on the
reserve list are devoted followers OF
Omotokyo, is said to be particular ~
disturbing to- the military authorities
An investigation was started when
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
GERMANY DUMPS GOODS
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Oct ES.-German
made goods are being dumped into
Great Britain in considerable quanti-
ties, according to report TO the de-
partment of commerce today from
Consul Cipriani, at Leeds. In the toy
line especially German competition is
felt, the consul said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28

were few. He added: However, it
appears that the number is growing
among both the man and officers,
mostly those upon the reserve liss.
who are becoming tainted with the
hideous doctrine of the Omoto-koyo
The war office is apparently conduct
ing an investigation into this and pos
sibly some official instructions will
be issued in the near future"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28

a soldier in a regiment at Nagoya
tried to organize in cooperation with
socialist agitators, both inside and
outside the regiment, an association
to oppose military discipline
In an intervied with the Yomiuri
Shembun. Major General Nagasaki
expressed regret at the signs of unrest
among the troops, but said that the
number of men who exhibit such signs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28

legion backs 1t to the limit"
The Women's Auxiliary. which in
cludes mothers wives, sisters and
daughters of Legion members who
died in the service, already has or
ganized 1852 units in IS states and q
number of foreign countries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28

Howe's royalty on sewing machines
amounted to more than s2,000.00O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
We Have Been Alert
to Market Conditions


About komo small following
4
million
lar
IT merch o he thar ar n
gone bc o OF prev o
ing Novehe and qiktu rnovrs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

Piotra ~Czarneckiego, kOmendanta zafO-
81 jasnog0rskiej, r0wniez pieknie sic spi
sail w rolach pomniejSzych kt0re by}y
OddaIne re znajonHoscia rzecZy.
bodawa3o urOku to re role
waZnych charakter0w s~pOcZywaIy
W rcku starSzych Os0b, kt6re z calym
odczuciem w~ykona1y swe zadania. See
ny zbiorowe wieSmak6w i meszczan,
pa4ne przerazenia byiy bardzo dobre.
Scony tragiczne take by}y wykonane
z siia nalezyta. Male usterki tn i 6w-
die ME mialy wplywu ma dOhra ca
lose. PrZ~edstawienie to diugo pozosta-
ME W pamieci tych, kt6rzy byli jegO
Swiadkami. Sala StaniSfawowSka byla
przepe}niona TAX. liz zabraklo hilet6w.
PublicznOSG, gdy opuSzcza Ia sale, Iicznn-
mi pochwaMmi dawaIa d0w6d, 10 pred
StawieniG to byIO .jedno Il lcpszych. ia
kie wyStawionO W tel sail.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
P0DZIEKOWANIE

Niniejszem Isklsdamy najser--
dcc~zniejsze podziekowanie wszy
stkim krewnym i znajomym, kto
rzy W jakikolwiek spos6b PREY
czynili sic PREY pogrzebie naju-
kochahszcgo mega i OLGA nasze-
go Sp. .J6zefa Jajko, mianowicie
\. w. Rapaczowi, C.. r., X. St.
Siatce. c. r., X. kmiecikowi, {.
r.. Y. B. Cieslakowi, c. r., \.
w. Filipskicmu re ceremonie Ia
Yobnc ! uslugi. Y. DR.. A. Gorskie
mu, Y. DombrawiakoWi i \. A.
"a odm0wienle
pacicrza w domu. PAM MalecCc
"a w~rzuszajqcy Sliczny Spiew
p0dczas Mszy Sw.. panu organl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
brano do kostn:cy zakladu p~ogrzebo-
wego pnr. 2410 w. North ave

brano do kostn:cy zakladu pogrzebo-
wego pnr. 2410 w. North ave.
Przechodzac utica Wabash, Hele-
ma Kranz, Fam. pnr. 1929 Stewart
ave. Nderzona zostaia przez automo-
bill ~Ctaxicab), kt6rym kierowal WIKI
tor Hirsch, zam. pnr. 224S Ogden
ave .Automobilista odwiozi nieszcze
Silva do szpitala Sw. L.ukasza, gdzie
wedlug o~rzeczenia lekarzy - zna1-
duje sic W stan'e krytycznym.
Do wyszynku J6zefa Mikulskiego
i AlekSandra Bumbrowskiego, pnr.
31OS w. SO ul., weszlo trzech handy
tow. kt6rzy dokcnali napadu. w To-
kalu tylnym znajdowalo sic towarzy-
stwo skiadajace sic 2 A. Bumbrow-
skiego, Ignacego Jankowskiego, pa
nj Emily Orient i PAM Hipp, ktorzy
wszyscy powrocili z zabawy odbywa-
jacej sc W sail Pilskus'a pnr. 2S5S
Emerald ave. Kiedy weszli bandyci
do wyszynku, MkulSki %znajdowal sic
"a bara. popijajsc piwo z riejakim
Zielewskim. Fam. pnr. 2S07 S. Alba
ny ave- Bandyci Z rewolwerami W re
kach. zakomenderowali ..rece do
cory. Mikulski, majac W kieszeni
$500. ~spicsznic Chcial zbiedz do tyl-
nego pokoju, rie ~zwazajac ma rozkaz
bUadyt6w; ci dali pare strza-
low. kt6re so chyhiiy a ugodziiy sic
dzaca W lokalu pania Orient-JurGatis.
Kula przeszyla jcj szyje. Pc tel stree
lauinie bandyci Zbiegli. Ambulan-
sem przewieziono ranicna do poWia-
towego szp'tala. gdzie sic znajduje
W stan:e ~krytycznym i lekarze mo
maja nadziei utrzymania ia PREY ~
I ciu Policya energicznie zajeia sic pO-
szukiwaniem bandyt6w i spodziewa
sic, re wkr6tce zdola ich pochwycic.
P~ostrzeIona PAM Orient, zam. pnr.
52O1 S. Sangamon vi.
!. q =
Ma konwencye stanowa partyt de-
m~okratycznej. kt6ra sic cdbedzie W
Springfield. dzisiaj w pOniedziaiek'
w~yjechali jake delegaci z 16ej war
DIV nastepuiacy obywatele: Sedzia
Edmund X. Jarecki, Alderman Stani
slaw II. Kunz. Alderman Jan Piotro-
wski. Bronislaw s. Mindak, 5yfy cziC-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
"ObronaC zesto-
chowy".

WcZOrai wicczOrem W sail W STA
nislawa KOSUE. k0{kO Dramatyczne
Dry parafii pod temhe w~ezwaniem' D.
degrade Of,raz dramatyczny, "JaSno Go
ra", czyli ,,ObrOna Cz~eStOchowy "
szeSciu ods}onach. Sztuka zoStala ma
pisana ma tie wspanialeGo dzieia "Po-
tOp" naSzego wybitnegO piSarHa Henry
ka S~icnkicwicza. SZtuha Ia byia na-
piSana, jakto jH ~przedtem zaznaczy--
.liamy przez :. p. Sz,zesnego Hahajk1@-
wicza, IN imicyatywa s. p. y. Wincrn-
teco Barry GskieFo c. L.. ku uczczcniu
1OOLIetniei ~rocznicy Ogioszcnia konsty-
tucyi III-Go maia. byia poraz plerWS2y
odpgrana W rOku 1891. WSpania{y Obraz
historyczny przedstawia tam easy, kie
DIV niemal wszystkie jua miaSta i zam-
XII polskie Il nawet Krakow wpadty w
rece Szwcd6w, a jeden tylko wa
row1ny klaSztor ma JaSncj Core wZhra-
Mai sic przyjac zaioge sAwedzka. Szwe
dzi ME zapOmnieli o ~CzeStochowle l
chcac z{upic wieIkie jej skarby wypra-
will ma MIA generaia Millera, w kilka
tysiecy wOjSka 2 armatami. !S1WedAl
zaczeli p%rzekladac kSiezom Paulinom,
ably sic poddali kr6lowi s~zwedzkiemu,
ale Ks. Augrstyn KoTdecki, pZeor kla-
sztoru. ufny w pomoc sw. patronEi ko-
acioIa, ~pOStanowil raczej umrZet W O.
bronze p~rzybytku Matki BOskiej, ami
zeli poddac sic. LudZie i garstka zakon-
nik6w i aolnicrZy schronili sic do ko-
Scioia, a gdy Szwedzi prZypuscili don
szturm, Odparto i pokonano ich. Obrotna
taxa trwaia kilka tygodni, az sDwedzi
cd niei odstapili. CudOwna Obrona CZe-
stOchOwy, kt6ra kierOwaf pZeor Pau
lin0w y. Augustyn Kordecki, odzywi{a
upadiy ma duchu nar6d i %natchneia go
nadzieja Ocalenia.
Wiekopomny czyn C~zeStOchowy zOstai
uda tnie wyStawiony wczoraj ma Stani-
sIawOwie przez naszych amator0w' W
przedsta wieniu wzie}o udZia} okolo 30
os6b i trudno byIoby wymienic poszcze
GONE ich role. Ma wzmianke pochwal-
ma zaS}uguja jednak Ohywatele: Jan
Nering, W roll Ks. Augustyna Korde--
ckiego i J6zef Kamedulski W roll Ba-
binicza. wierneSo i meznego zO}niera
p. Jan KOndziorski, W roll Generala
Millera j p. Saucepan Imhiorski W roll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
Odpust PO$wIece-
ME Kamienia We
gieIDego pod Nova
SW.Sta-
niSEaWa B. N.

Wczoraj W ko$ciele sw. StaniSia--
wa B. NJ. odbyt sic ~dorOcZny odpust
Z okazyi urocZySto$oi patrona tel pa
rafii. Sumo O godzinie 1890 rano
odprawit y. Jan Obyrtacz c. r. W
asysteGcyi Y. FTanCiSzka Karwaty {.
K. i y. J6zefa TaraSiuka c. r. Mi
strzem ceremonii byl y. Boleslaw La
zarowicz c. R. Siowo Boze, zastoso-
wane do kolicznoSci wyglosii X. Jozef
Zwierzycki c. r. We w~czorajszych
nabozenstwach LENA grenada wier-
nych zanosiia modly pred iron Maj
wyzszego i koSc'6l byt napefniony
przez caiy dzien. Oltarz, a~rtystycz-
ME ozdObiony W zywe kwiaty i pick
nv Spiew m~iejscowego ch6ru wielce
przyczynily sic do upiekszenia uro--
czystoSci.
Pc poludniu o godZinie 2:S0 ME
szpory odprawil X. Stefan Kowalczyk
c. R., a rektor Kolleg.um Sw. Sta
nislawa KoStki, X. Wfadysiaw Ia
paIa c. r. wygiosit kazanie, ma tie
MISREPRESENTATION, poiaczeniu
tematu z okazya p~oSwiecenia -
mienia wegielnego pod nowy gmach.
Pc Observation-Disclosures NajSw. Sa-
kramentem, udano sic ma podw6rze,
gdzie ceremonii poSwiecenia kamie--
MIA wegielnego i fuDdamentow pod
nova szkole dokcnaf X. Mons. ]. M.
Fitzsimmons, ]proboszcz arcybisku--
PEI katedry, W ~asystencyi Y. ORA
Leona Jasihskiego C. R. j X. ORA Sta
nisfawa Gadacza c.. R. asystenta 2 pa
rafii NajSw. Maryi Fanny Aniel. Mi
strzem ceremonii byi y. Boil. Lazaro-
wicz C. r. mietscowy asystent. Tuz
ma. dziedzineu szkolnym o~dSpiewano
titanic do Wszystkich Swietych. Kill
kaset wiernych wzielo udzia} W uro-
czysto5ci, kt6ra odbyla sc z wielka
o~kazaloScia. Lud ochoczo skiadaf W
datki ma dalsza budOwe tego gma-
chu szkolnego. Oprocz miejscoWych
i wyzej wymienionych ksiezy, Eau
wazyliSmy nastepujacych, kt6rzy bra
Ii udzial W ceremonii: X. Franciszek
Repinski C. r., X. Tadeusz Ligmall
c. R., X. Leon Siess c. R. i X. VII
helm Kloepfer C. R. Towarzystwa
koSciele, TAX mezczyzn, jak i ME
wiast, hczne grono ministrantow.
dzieci W bell i NSpiew miejscowego
eh6ru ped dyrekcya p. Franciszka ia
wlowskiego IT. przyczynIay sc INA
cznie do podniesienia tel religijneJ
m~anifestacyi. U~roczystoSG pozostanle
W pamieci wszystkich przez dlugie
lata.
q 50
Wcnoraj w;eczorem W sail para
fiaInej. dzieci szkolne sprawiiy miej
scowemu proboszczowi X. Stanisla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

mex komisyi wyr6wnania podatk6w,
Jan Mulzoff i Jozef Petlak, repre-
zentant stanowy. Wszyscy delegaci z
powiatu Cook wyjechali SPECIAL
nym pCciagiem z dworca Union ,
koleja Chicago and Alton" wczoraj
O godzinie 2ej popoludniu.
P. Antoni Czarnecki, korespon--
dent dztennika Daily News" pre-
mawia} ostatnio w Kollegium kobiet
sw. Klary W Chinchilinawa, Wis. /
W columbia Military College "
Dubuque, Iowa. Wc7oraj zaS przema-
vial O stosunkach W PoSce ma
Woiciechowie W Pu}askie2o sail
ma o5chodze, pOcZem ~wyjechai do
st. Paul. MINI. i Minneapolis, gdzie
pozostanie cafy bielacy tydz en-, by
informowaE W puhlicznych przem6~
wien 'ach Amerykan6w o sprawach
rolskich.
o q
w fabryce ram DO obrazow pod
nazwa illinois Moulding Co, me-
s~zczacej sic pnr. 2411 W. 2Sej I'll.
wybuchl pozar. Zaskoc2onych MIN 20
stafo 23O r~ohotnik6w, W tenn so ro-
botnic. przewaznie dziewczqt. SZkody
o~bliczono ma 100000. Gala nieomal
fahryka sp}oneia. Straz pozarna re
szefem Tuchym ma czele walczyia z
rozszalalymi plomieniamt wydcby-
wajacymi sic Z wnetrza, locz wSzel-
kie WIS Xxi JET okazaiy sic bezsku-
teczne, Powodem pozaru miaia bye
nieostroanoSG J6zefa Bielackies".
kt6rv rozgrzewal kawe PREY zapaio-
nym palniku Cd gazu. Sledztwo W
tnku.
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scie +. Nowickicmu. Jeszcze raz
dziekujemy wszystkim jak maj
sredecznicjszym stare polskiem
slowcm Bog zap}at.
Apolonia Jajko, matka; Jan,
Tozefi W{adysiaw, synowie wraz
Z Gala rodzina.
Ool
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

Reklana Jest podsrawa hc1nscn
przedsiebiorstw amerykahsAich, "iso
1 prze1nysiowiec pclski dobrze zrool.
ieAcIi stale reklamOw2c bedzie swol
interes " DZIENNfKU CHICAGO
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

Prawic kazdy polSki agent e
po5ciowy ogiaSza sic W DIlENNlkU
CHICAGOSKIM DO nicjcdnOkrotnie
przeknnai sic, re tn najlcpiej mu sic
opiaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

Detektywi re stacyi n~ol'cyjnej Cen
tralnei schwytali W domu Drzy l4eJ
! Blue Island ave. czwartego vino
wajce kradziezy sk6r firmly ,Ameri-
can Hide and Leather'Co." pnr. 1899
EJstcn ave. O kt6rej wczoraj psa-
liAmy. Nazywa sic Louis Cohn, a sku-
pywa, on sk6ry cd Benkenowskieso'
Ptaszynskiego i Schifta i sprzedawat
ie: osadzony zostat "a kratkami' Je-
szcze policya pcszukuje p'atego Wspol
nika handy, kt6rego ma nadzleJe
wkr6tce pochwyc.c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

W przedm'ejskiej dzielnicy zWaneJ
Lemont. dzisiaj stana ma Slubnym
kobiercu pan Franciszek BORROW
ski. lat Sc w.docnie Czujac sic
;eszcze W sile wieku, ojciec die
wieciorga dzieci z wdowa kata-
rzvna Szlachetka, lat -. matk& diva
nasciorga dzieci. Oboje panstwo ,,mio
dzi" zamieszkuja W Lemont przez
LAT 80. Ntezwykle to wesele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

Dzisiaj o godzinie Sci zrana W
kosciele D. W. Sw. Barbary, pobfogo-
skaviony zostal zwiazek maizehski p.
1bze,a Telechat. z Whiting. Ind. z
uanna Marya Maziarka, Fam. pnr.
27o3 Hillock ave. Slubu miodej pa
rze udzieln X. Tadeusz Nowak. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

Niaiaki Pawel Bukala, IAN. pnr. 23ll
W. iona ILL.,. zywi} jakieS uieuZasadnione
~pretenSye 10 Biazeia CuchOnia' Fam
pnr. big W. 19ta I'll. i grozif mu ma
W6wczaS Cuchon wyjqf warrant
ma niego i Bukala stawiony pred obi
czem selziego. dOStaf p~Orzadna naucZ-
ke a w dOdatku musiat pOdplSac tax
zvany peace bond ma sumo 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

wowIe Swicrczek c. Il. mia nieSpo-
dzianke Z okazyi jego imienin. Uro-
zmaicony program ma czeS&c ks.ed7a
nroboszcza zcs,al pieknic wykonany.
po ulozen;u zyczeh ksiadz s~olen'zant
,rzem6w1 s~erdecznie do zebranych,
dviolrioo Siostrom Nauczycielkom i
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w budynku apartamentowYm pnr'
ESQ., Plruell ave, kt6reSO wiasclc1elen
lest J6zef NOwak. wybucht poHar Il
niewiadOmej dOtad przyczyny. Szybka
pomoc stray pOzarnei zapobieSia r"z-
~szerzaniu sic pOzaru. SzkOda wyrzadIo
ma neutrality-suspicious. pokryta bedzie a
Sekuracya.
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Str6z mostu mad rzeka PREY ulicy
Halsted. zauwazyl Onegdai plywaja-
CO zwloki jakiego m~ezczyzny, WEI
wal on policye re stacyi Maxwell,
kt6ra przybyla i ciato topielca wy
dobyla z woody. Dnajduje sic n W
kostnicy powiatowej. Nieboszczyk IL
CYL lat okolo 80 Tub So, mierzy .
stop i s cali wysokoSci, wazy 10
funt6w, twarz ma gladka. Mai ma
sobie niebieskiego koloru robotnicza
koszule i .,overalls''. w k~ieszeniach
lego mic ME ~znaleziono, coby u'atwl-
10 identyfikacye. Interesowani racza
sic zglosit do wyzej wzmiankowape-
go miejsca.