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Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
Merit
., GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS

NEERIT does find its true reward.
1V1 In the final summing up, people
pass for what they actually are. The
gauge Of Merit works straight and
sound. Luck and Chance are the
mere teasers of Fate.
Merit nothing beneath you.
Do more than is expected Of you.
Do each task better than people think
you can. Believe all things are pos
sible with you and you cannot fail to
Merit big. 1t Is better to aim for Per-
fection and miss 1t, than to aim at
Imperfection and hit II.
Merit nothing beneath you.
BE not troubled over the accidents
of Destiny. The rule Of Merit will
safely guide you into the wide way
of Winning. True Merit is the rule
and not exception. Thousands of
pages Of History illustrate this truth
Merit nothing beneath you.
Whatever you Merit and are worthy
to receive, you will get. Concentrate
your thoughts in elevating your Aims
and Ideals, for these are they that
lead you on and up.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
ORVILLE HAROLD
AT BAY VIEW

Northern Michigan people who love
music can well afford to travel one hun
dred miles to hear such an artist as
Orville Harold, of the Metropolitan
Opera Company, who will be at the
Bay View Auditorium Thursday, July
Is, in the biggest musical festivity ever
presented Bay View audience.
Mr.. Harold has been recognized as
being on a basis with Caruso in his
singing at the Metropolitan Opera
House in New York City during the
past winter. He comes as a Victor
artist, his first record appearing this
month. His singing is Of very fine
character and this will be the greatest
musical treat people Of this vicinity
have ever had the opportunity to par
ticipate in. Undoubtedly people will
travel hundreds Of miles to hear Mr..
Harold.
Read the announcement on another
page Of this issue.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
BLOOD PAYS HIS TUITION
Medical Student Has Sold Eleven PInts
for $500.

for $500.
With IL punctures In his left arm,
from each Of which came about one
pint of blood to be appropriated by
some other person, Janitor of the
Johns Hopkins Medical school at
Baltimore, Is Still "going strong" He
has never lost a day from class as q
result of this loss, and Is 5000 better
Off financially, which sum he has ap-
piled toward his tuition.
Opportunity for students Of all
classes to sell their blood for from
$50 to 500 a pint comes daily at the
Johns Hopkins hospital, and, although
the college authorities do not encour-
age the students to capitalize this act
of humanity, 1t has been found to be
the best way to get the right kind of
blood for the sufferers.
The physicians at the hospital
school test each students blood when
he enters the school, and in this way.
when a patient has need of blood of
certain class, the attending physi-
clan can easily locate a student who
can deliver the blood needed, thus re-
moving the delay incidental to testing
the blood Of outside volunteers.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
LIKES BAND MUSIC

Aged Woman Hopes to Have Such
Concert on tooth Birthday.
Ninety-nine years ago Mrs. Johanna
Tibbet of Princeton, Ind, was born
In County Glare. Ireland. She IL still
an active woman and her two chief
desires are not to miss putting In her
garden and to live to be 100 years
old.
Mrs. Tibbet was at work In her gar
den recently at her home at 6O3 East
State street. where she lives with her
daughter.
AS the aged woman rested on her
hoe, she remarked:
II want to live to be 100 years old
and when I do I want the Princeton
band to come and play for me.
81 like band music and like 1t
loud" she said.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
Farm Bureau
Drive Coming
Opens In CharlevOix County
This Coming Monday.

A force of fourteen good progressive
farmers from various parts of the state
will begin work next Monday morning
soliciting memberships for the Michi-
gan State Farm Bureau. They are
coming direct from their work in An
trim County where they have been
having wonderful success. Every far
mer in the county will be given an
opportunity to affiliate himself with the
great form movement now sweeping
over the country.
We have every reason to believe the
drive will be as successful here in
CharlevoiX County as in any other
county of the state. You are asked to
think and talk the matter over. The
solicitors will call on you according to
the following program
Program of the Canvass.
Monday, July 12th.-Marion, Norwood,
VIZ of Evelne.
Tuesday, July 13th.NHayes, Bay,
Evangelne.
Wednesday, July 14th.-Melrose, Chan
dler, Hudson.
Thursday, July l5th.-Boyne Valley,
Wilson.
Friday, July l6th.-South Arm, East q
of Eveline.
Charlevoix township will be canvassed
along with the neighboring township.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
Obituary-Mrs. Ed. Sandel

Mrs. Ed. Sandel passed away at her
home on Bowen's Addition, Wednes-
day, June Both, following an illness OF
several months from tuberculosis.
Sigma Sophia Sorenson was born al
Washington, Wis.,, Sept. Fl, 1892. She
came to East Jordan in 1911 and in 1912
was united in marriage to Ed. Sandel,
who survives the deceased.
Funeral services were held from the
Methodist Church, Saturday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. M. E. Hoyt. Inter
ment at East Jordan Cemetery. De.
ceased was a member of the Rebecca
Lodge.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
SHOWER OF PEANUTS
Brief Downpour Astonlshes Residents
Of Santa Monica.

Brief Downpour Astonlshes Residents
Of Santa Monica.
Residents Of the Ocean drive near
the municipal pier at Santa Monica,
Cal, were astonished when 1t began
to. rain peanuts early one morning
from a somewhat overcast but cloud
less sky. The shower was brief but
vehement. The peanuts ratified and
bounced over roofs, roadways and ex-
posed shoulders, but were soon re-
trieved by youngsters, who cared less
about the phenomenon than the re-
suits. The mystery was explained
when Sam Christoff visited the spot
on the pier where he left his peanut
roaster last night. 1t was gone. He
then remembered that he had left
the flame turned on under the boiler.
One piece of the roaster was found
embedded In a porch pillar 800 feet
away. Otherwise 1t was "sunk with
out q trace"
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

Let 'em knock you IL they want to-.
Nobody has anything against worm,
but he's afraid OF lion.
Nine times out of ten the things you
can't afford are the things you don't
need.
What odds IL the world should end
tomorrow? Doubtless there are plenty
of other worlds and. plenty Of other
tomorrows.
Be charitable TO failures that they
may be charitable to you in the day OF
their success.
A boy knows it isn't possible to have
too much rain IL he is allowed to get
out in 1t,
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
School MeetinS
Next Monday
Annual Meeting Of School Dist.
4, South Arm Township.

The annual meeting of District No. 4,
South Arm Township, will be held al
the school house next Monday night.
The principal business to be transacted
will be the election of two trustees.
The terms of c. H. Pray and Ira Bart
lett expire this year. There will also
be the financial report covering the
business of the past year. This report
will be published next week.
The annual meeting is one in which
all citizens should be interested. Our
schools are of first importance and
their best interests should receive the
support of all.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
CITY TAX NOTICE

City Taxes for the City of East Jor-
dan for the year 1920 are due and pay
able from July Ist to July 3lst inclusive
without penalty.
On August 1st collection fee OF
per cent will be added and an addi.
tional per cent on the first day Oi
each succeeding month until taxes are
paid.
Office will be open evenings on
Saturdays and Pay Days only.
G. E. BOSWELL,
City Treasurer.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
WATER TAX NOTICE

Water taxes for the quarter ending
June 30th is now due and payable al
my office over the Hite Drug Store
If not paid by July 30tb, 10 per cent
penalty will be added.
Office will be open evenings or
Saturdays and Pay Days only.
G. Z. BOSWELL,
City Treasurer.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
INSECTS AS WAR WEAPONS
May Be Used to Spread Disease II
Enemy Country, Scientist Says.

The mosquito. the housefly, the
louse and various other disease'carry-
ing pests may be used for the dissent
nation of deadly germs In enemy ter
ritory in the next war, according to
Prof. Maxwell Lefroy, an English
scientist.
The insects could be transported
by airplane, the scientist says. The
mosquito could spread yellow fever,
the housefy cholera, dysentery or en-
teric and the louse typhus, Prof. lie
troy asserts.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

Some women talk Of wanting more
power, yet prearranged straying curl
OF one of them often is more powerful
than the argument of President.
Even though you go down frowning,
you can come up smiling.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

will be candidate for nomination
for the office of County Road Com
missioner on the Republican ticket al
the primaries held August 81, 1920.
Your support will be greatly appreci-
ated. w. E. Byers, Charlevoix, Mich.
Adv. 25tf.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
''East Jordan...L Let's Go"
IS NEW SLOGAN

East Jordan has slogan. 1t s EAST JOr-
dan, Let's Co. A committee consisting of A. X. Van
Husen, r. O. Bisbee and JOS Eksrom chosen at the last
Board of Trade luncheon met last Tuesday and selected
one. There were several excellent handed in by
various people interested in East Jordan having good
slogan The committee thought that the slogan should
be short, the point, and unique. The selected
meets the requirements perfectly and since its
ment has met with enthusiastic approval.
And now that have slogan, and good one,
let's make it become living reality. Let's Go. Let's
60 after everything that's worth while for East Jordan
Let's become permanently the type of booster have
shown ourselves be of late not only booster by word
of mouth but that substantial kind of booster who has
faith in what he says and is willing back it up with
financial assistance.
East Jordan has excellent possibilities far better
than most towns Let's Go and develop these. East
Jordan ought be city easily of 5000 inhabitants. 1t
can be if all of us stay continually the job.
LET'S 90.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and for
the beautiful flowers, given us during
the illness and death OF our beloved
mother.
GEORGE LaVALLEY and family.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

The reason good many men fall is
that when they feel themselves slipping
they try to pull themselves up by their
bootstraps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

Arsenal Cutting Down Working staff.
The Rock Island arsenal at Daven-
port. Iowa, is laying off 5000 men at
the rate of 750 week. This will put
the arsenal on a peace-time basis of
$500 men. During the last days of
the war the arsenal employed $1,000
men.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
Board of Trade Luncheon
Next Wednesday

The Board of Trade will again dine
at The Inn next Wednesday night The
luncheons are proving very popular
and beneficial get together occasions
and the coming one will be the best yet.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

CIears VauIts OF Conreoerate MONEY.
To relieve the congested condition Of
the United States treasury vaults, the
department recently destroyed $6O,-
100000 In Confederate money, the last
held by the government
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

This years model in babies are just
as noisy as last years.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09

Portuguese Cabinet Changes $50 Times
The cabinet change record is held
by Portugal, there having been 366
changes In the body In less than ten
years.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-17
StOWA UzRlHIA Ola K0R-
PUSH LEKARSKIEGO.

Warszawa. (PAT.) Zc aicr woj
skowych otrzyn1aiismy rozkaz o.
ficcrsli Naczclncgo Wodza nastc-
pujaccj trcSci: Schy'ek ubiegicgo
roku / laramie drusicgo roku WoJ-
ny o najsWietszc praWa i q ca4oac
granic Rzechypospolitcj. do roda,
.t6u krwi, oplacancso oijarnic
?rzcz korpus oiiccr>Ni. ~pr~ynid-i
,~micrtcIny pU,icw zarazy, kt"ra
Gohonala tci s~puotosIcn w ka-
drach korpusu IoAar,hicgo. Wicr-
nj Io}nicrshim oboWiqzEum ! h.
morrow of;ccra. lckarzc armii pc
shicj stoj4 tuardo i nicvzru,>"nir
nd swoich stanoNiek2Ch. SWjcc2c
hartcm vol i po5ujcccnjcm dia
Ojczyzny. Nicrni trad, cyom,
spciniaj2 oni swdj trud. kt"ry po-
lwoli{ i'm zdoh, wac uajwyia1c po
chwaIy ! odznaCzcnia ma rownl l.
walcIacymi " picrWSzych shcrr-
zach. Dlatcgo tca i dis, nimo. jc
zaraza nyrwaia l. Waszych elcrc-
gov jcdno,tki dziCinc i o%liarnc.
ufam / uicrzc, &c ten poNos Snicr
q lnartu Waszego mic os}abi, lccA
owszem, stanic sic bodZccm, d."
dalszcj piracy ola dohra OjcIyzny,
ktora W Waszym znoju ! oliarno-
sci widzi czynnik r6wnowazny
ola arnii trudem toWarzysZy bro
nj W okopach. Wytrwat W WysIf-
kach muscle tenn bardzicj. &c Wa
sza wiedza i organizacya ma nlc-
ty,ko ratoWac szercgi Zotnicrskic
ma czas wojny, ktorej konicc ME
Jest jeszcze znany, lccz takzc tc
tysiace ofiarnycl1 syn6w polskicl
wr6cic O lie moinoSci w najlep--
sem zdrowiu ich rodzinom / o.
czyznic, budujacej swa przyszfosc
ria rezultatact wojny. Podp. o.
zef PiIsudSki, Naczelny Wodz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-17
'NOTAIN OSOBISTE.

W domu PIP. ". SturoTSktch, Fam
pnr 1910 Talman ave, " dZielnicy
Brighton Park, zapanowala radoSc
. powcdu przyjScia Nd SWAT zdroWej
i teGiej cory. TAX matka jak dziecko
.znajduja sic PREY dobrem zdroWiu.
:. q =
DO PIP. T.. S. WalkieViczow, zam.
pur. 1851 S. Ashland ave, przyjecha-
Ia z vizyta z Cleveland, Ohio, parma
Helena Radul. corka zamoznych oby-
vsteli tego miasta. DabaVi tn przeH
diva tygodnic. poczom uda sic W daI-
sza podr67 do Nowego Yorku. PannI
Rsdul Jest zawodowa Spiewaczka.
kt6ra nosi sic z mySla wyjazdu do
Polski. gdEie odda sic Uyiacznie ka-
ryerze spicwaczcj.
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XTRA!
WOJSKA ALIANToW ZAJ-
MUJA KONSTANTYNOPOL.

Konstantynopol. II. marca. -
Wojska sprzymierzonych mo-
earstw zajefy s~toliee Turcyi pod O.
slona dziai okretowych angiel-
skich. Przybycie wojska do mia
sta odby3o sic bez zaburzen re
strony ludnosci tureckiej. w ME
ktorych tylko dzielnicach usta1
ruch handlowy, a poza tenn panu-
je spokoj. Wszysthe mocarstwa
aliancEe brady udzia} W zajeciu
Konstantynopola, ale naczelne
dowodztwo sill zbrojnych pozosta-
ie W rekach angielskch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-17

rzadko zabudowanych, " tych dniach
jakiS maniak zastepuje droge pre-
chodzscym tamtedy kobietom i ME-
tylko je zaczepia, ale dopuszcza sic
nawet gwaltow. Podobny wypadeh
mIal miejsce wczorajszego wieczo.
III, kiedy PAM Rczalia Gorska,
lam. pnr. 524S Newport ave costa
Ia z~aatakowana przez tego degene-
rata, kt6ry zawlok} ia do proznych
preryi | tam pobif ia, ,poczem. ode--
braf jej pieniadze, jake miaaa PREY
sobie W sumie % cent6w, poczeM
zbiegl. Kapitan MuEen re stacyi IT.
wing Park wysial positki policyjne
W celu pochwycenia %zIoCzyncy.
Ignacy Rzytczak, LEGACY lat IS,
Fam. pnr. 1909 Elston ave, wiasci-
ciel zakladu fryzyerskiego pod wy
lei wymienionym adresem, zosta'
wczoraj aresztowany pod zarzuten'
dokonania kryminalnego napadu IA
siedmioletnia El5biete Piotrowsk9.
ktora zamieszkuje z rodzicami W Sd
siedniem mieszkaniu.
O %& q
Szeroko dobrze znana jest dzia-
lalnoSG Tcw. Pomocy Naukowej ma
Troicowie. Do jet grona nalezy spo.
70 najgorliwszych p~atryot6w pol
skich. ktorzy czas sw6j i SHY swoje
poSwiecaja, ably przez zebranie po-
trzebnego funduszu ~dostarczyC ME-
zamoznej m}oizieav sposobnosci do
wyaszego wykSztalcenia. W tym Ce-
lu Tow. Pomccy Naukowej przez
szereg lat urzadza korcerty i inne
podobne wiec7orki. ktore zawsze &C.
lowalv pod wzgledem artystycznym
i cieszyly sic szczerem poparciem in
teligency: Polonii chicagosktej. 1e'
goroczny k~oncert. kt6ry odbyt sic
zeszIej niedzieli ~vieczorem W Sail
sw. Trolley. p~rzysporzyl grosza do
kasv ma eel ten szlachetny. Udai sic
on pod kazdym wzgledem dobrze' 4
co nalezy sic uznanie tax wykonay-
ccm. iak ! pub~licznosci, kt6ra szczel-
ne zanelnila sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-17
Walka Z Tyfusem
na POdOlu.
(Koresp. .S}owa Polskiego.")

Rad polski przystepuje do SIZE
rokicJ akcyi zwalczania tyfusu
plamistego ma Podolu, gdzie "a
g~niezdzona Cd czas6w bolszewic-
kich zaraza dotychczas czyni pre-
razajacc spustoszenia. Odnosny
plan zostai juz zatwierdzony
przez wiadze w Warszawic. We
Lwowie organizuje sic % kolum-
ny odkazajace, Z ikt6rych geese
zaopatrzona bedzie W szpitale pc
so iozek kazdy. OgUem lozck
szpitalnych przygotowujc sic do
1000. Wzdlul Zbrucza maja bye
zorganizowane kwarantany, kto-
re maja przeciwdzialat przenosze-
niu zarazy ma zachod. Gala akcya
narazie ogniskuje sic VIC Lwowie.
Nadzwyczajnym komisarzem mi
nisterstwa zdrowia publicznego
ma ziemie frontu podolskiego 20
stas mianowany DIR. Maryan Sta
wi1iski.
Podobna akcye organizuje sic
ma Wolyniu. Ma froncie litewsko-
tiatoruskim walke Z chorobami
zakaznerni z ramienia rzadu Or
|ganizuje DIR. Wroczyhski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-17
TOWN OF LAKE

Dzlsiai, o Sodznie 9tej rano, odoyt
sic pogrzeb S. p. Franciszka Dolmanta,
kt6ry zmar{ po kr0tkiej lccz ciezkicJ
chorobic, przezywszy lat -. Orszak "a
lobny wyruszyl z domu pnr. 5002 SO.
Elizabeth ul., do koScio4a p. w. sw.
Jana Boaego, gdze y. Jan Stoihski od-
prawif nabolehStwo ! ceremonie htur-
gicznc. pozem cialo przewicziono na
cmentarz ZmartWychwStania PahsEic-
90 i tam je ziozono ma w~teczny spo-
czynek.
Oh. Walenty Bruch. naby} W tych
dniach cd OBJ. Norberta M~artynowicza
realnosc PM. 1882 W. Joej III. "a sumo
$1,000. Sprawy legalne zaiatwione ]
preprowadzone zostaiy W banku braci
Kowalewskich, przy 51ej Throop u.
Jutro, odbedde sic posiedzenie ch6ru
meskiego Filomenow, o godzinie Sci
vieczorem " sail i'm. JuliuS1a Slowa-
ckiego, przy 4sej i Paulina ul., ma kt0-
~ powinni sic wszyscy spiewacy sta
vic. poniewaz 50 ma porzadku dzien'
uym wa5ne sprawy do zaiatwienia.
-
Tow. Tadeus1a KoSciusZki, No. 2SG
Wv. P, urzadza W sobote, dnia logo
kwietnia b. r., zabawe urozmaicoR9
r6znem niespodziankami W sail no
sciuszki, PREY 4Sej i Wood III.
Ubieglej niedzieli odbylo sic posie-
dzeuie Polskiego ,Klubu Handlowego,
ma kt6rem wstapilo W szeregi jeso Kill
ku nowych cz}onk6w i obecnie klub ten
wzr6si do tego stopnia, il pomimo kr6-
tkiego stosmkowo swego istnienia liczy
juz 100 czfonk6w. Ma temze poSiedze-
niu uchwalono take wydawat stale
wlasny tygodnik poswieoony %interesom
Polonii ~zamieszkalej W tel dzielnicy
Ii okolicy. Ma zarzadce owego piSma Wy
brany zoSta} p. Roman S~uchorowSEi,
Pierwszy numer pisemka ukaze sic dnia
2SgO b. m, W niedziele palmowa.
=
PAM Kazimiera SWEET, znana pra-
cowniczka ma niwie s~poieczno narodo'
wei, pc paru tygodniowej niedyspozy'
cyl przychodzi powoli do zdrowia, a W
maju b. r, wyjezdza do Polski do swe'
90 meza p. J0zefa, ~porucznika 13ej dy'
wizyi Strzelc6w Armii Polskiej, cd kt0'
rego otrzymala list ~donoszacy, il "
niedalekiej ~przyszloSci z~ostanic zwol
niony re S}uzby wojskowej.
Pc kr6tkiej / cieAkiej chorobie roz
staI sic z tym swia lem s. p. SYLVESTER
Konieczka, lioac PREY zgonie lat Al
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic jutro, W czwartel
z domu zaloby pnr. HIS S. Marshfiel'
ave, do koSciola p. W. Sw. JGzefa,
stamtad ma cmentarz Zmartwychwsta
mia Pa6skiego. Znar}y pozostawil zont
ii kilkpro drobnvch dsiatek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-17

Rnhota oiiolo ~wyko6czenia wnctrza
noncgo koSciola p. ". Sw. Jana BozcSo
p~oStepujc obecnie iva wSzym krokicm
naprzGd. Robotnicy tynkuja $ciany, sto-
larze naS obiiaia futryny, Siowcm pra-
ca mic uSajc. w niedalekicj przyszio-
sci praVdOpodobnic nastapi nocIyStc
p~oSwiecenic nowcso hoSrioia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-17

Sp6ika Budowniczo -PUiyczkowa | IA.
sa OszczednoSci p. W. ,,Pionier6w" Mia
swoje posiedzenie dZisiaj, o godzinie
80 wieczorcm " lokalu banku braci
WiodarSkich, pnr. 1863 w. 41cj III.
Kto 2 rodak0w ma cheG ~oSzczedzic so
bic groszu III czarna. godzinc, ten ME-
chat przybelzie dzisiaj i zapisze sic
nd liste czsonk6w.
Komitet z iona Sokol0w gniazda -
IL. S. F., q dzielnicy Town OF Lake,
zajmujacy sic mzad2eniem obchodu
MISUNDERSTANDING ~rocznicy zalo-'
zenia Gniazda. kt6ry sic odbedzie W
~niedzieIe. dnia ego czerwca. b. T.. pra-
cujc obeclie mad obSzerna broszura z
zycia GRiazda i jcgo dziaialposci.
" domu PIP. WIadysiawa / J6zefy
Mielcark6w, Fam. pnr. 4224 SO. Western
ave GronO przyjaciof j przyjacl0ieN
urzadziio nicSpodzianke ubieslcj ME
dzieli ich c6rcc. pannic Maryi, 2 Okla
wi jej urodzil. SkladanO hyczcnia
upominki solenizantce. Rodzice podej-
mowali sosci przyjcciem. podczas kt0-
rego wykonany POSTAL kr6tki program.
Po wieczerzy bawiono sic weSolo do
p0znej solziny.
Tow. MiUdziezy i'm. Sw. Alojzeso 2
parafii p. W.. Sw. Jana BoAego, przy-
gotowujc sic do przedStawienia- ktGre
sic o6bedzic W nicdzielc WielkanociIq,
dnia 4-go Ewietnia. sail parafialncj.
Odccrana zostanic try aktowa opc-
retka p. t. .,Dwaj Hulhje". kt6rej re-
zySerem jest p. Ptoszek. Bilety do na
bycia u czlonk6w towarzystwa. Tub M
plehani u y. Jana StoinSkicso kape-
lana ~niodziezy.
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Ma Plebiscyt SIaski.

Nades}ano nam ma picbiScy't ma
Slasku Gornym, az T. Rosario. o.
rental Uruguay, AneTrka 70.
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Ma gfodnych W Polsce.

I okazyi urodzin p. Tomasza
Majewskiego, W skromncm gro
mic goSci, przy zabawie wesolcj
nie zapomniauo o biednych bra
ciach i siostrach w Polsce gNodem
przymierajacych i ma wniosek S.
Szczurek urzadzono nastepujacq
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Ma p~6inocnej 1 p6lnocno-zachod .
niej s~tronie miasta, a zTlaSzcza W
okollcach ciemnych. gdgie Diema
lamp ele~ktryc1nych, przy ulicach
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WARZYWA.

Buraki, beczka 8. $3.50 do $3.50
Selery, skrzynka (Flori-
da) ......... $500 do $3.50
Ogorki, , tuziny :. $500 do $3.50
Saiata, liSciasta,
skrzynka ........ 20c do Zoe
Ceruba, donlowa, Worek
100 funtowy -. $3.50 do $500
Kartoflc, 100 it. . $50 do $3.50
Nartofle, ,siodkie
kosz .......... $500 do 500
Fonidorv, 6 koszy-
kow .......... $500 do $50
hapusta, nova, (Floryda)
skrzynia ....., $500 do $3.50
Szpinak, beczka $50 do 1920
A1archcw, beczka, $50 do,$S.50
Rzodkicwka, inspcktowa,
II wiazek ...... $1.O0 90 $1.!O
Groch straczkowy,
koszyk ........ $3.50 do $500
OWOCE.
jablka, beczka .. $50 DO 5000
Cytryny, pudIo .. $3.50 do 1928
Borowki (cranberrics)
beczka ...... $50 do $500
Pomarancze. pudlo $500 do 500
SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprz6w, sztuk ........ $1,000
Bydla. sztuk .......... $4,000
Iagniqt, Sztuk ......... $500
Owicy. sztuk ........... 1000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-17

Wczoraj znaleziony zostai beg ~
cia notoryczny d~n-zbrodniarz Joe
Benz W mieszkaniu pnr. % n. San
canon ul.. prawdopodobn ie zamor-
dowany. Cialo jego odkryl niejaki
FLIP Kurtnik. kt6ry uwiadomii po-
licye, a ia zatrzyma}a go " celu
vdrozenia sledztwa, podejrzywa go
bowiem. re on sam dokonal tel
Zbrodni.
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Automobil pocztowy U. S. Mall
Truck No. 50 zderzyi sic PREY zbie-
On Clinton i Washington I'll. 2 Wo-
zem kierowanym przez Jana Bonka.
zam. pnr. 1867 Fry ul., z~rzucajac
woznice ma bruk uliczny i poWodu-
lac u niego cie5kie obrazenia wewne-
trzne i pekniecie czaszki. Nieszcze-
sIiwego zabrano do szpitala powiato-
wego.
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wczoraj po~poludniu Leon Solar
ski zatrudniony jake rewizor' Fam.
pnr. 1901 S. Ashland ave-, zostaf u
kaszony W noge przez PISA, naleza-
cego do Jana Mullaney'g go, Fam pnr.
1911 s. Paulina ul., gdy znajdowai
sic " lego mieszkaniu. Rane opa--
try. DIR. Robert, poczem odwieS'o-
m 20 ambulansem do domu.