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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-31
FOREIGN INTERESTS
 SEEKING ID ACQUIRE AR NITRATE PLANT
Farm Federation Denounces Rejection of Appropriation to Complete Plant at ~
 Muscle Shoals
By HUGH ". ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Ase- Asrald
 50O Davidson Building

Washington, Dec. (Special-T American Farm Bureau Federation, representing in Washington the vari-
 ous farmer organizations throughout the United States. in formal state ment addressed to Congress and the public declared today that the air-ni- I trate project at Muscle Shoals were | endangered solely by "a group of pow erful, monopolistic, commercial inter-
 ests determinedsto prevent cheaper rood l production in the interest o1 the farmer and the consumer
 i The statement followed the action Of the appropriations committee in re-
 jecting yesterday the recommendation of the board of engineers that $l0,-
 900, 900 be appropriated for the com ; pletion of projects on which more than 1 $90, COG, 900 have already been expended
 The farmers declare that a Canadian nitrate corporation is making eHorts i to acquire this property and operate 1 it for it's own commercial advantage.
 The statement in part follows: Or
 ganized agricultural interests have
 been vigorously backing the air. ni- trates development proposition at Mus | ole Shoals, and point to this project
 as a means of escape from the Chilean
 nitrate monopoly which now furnishes | the bulk of this highly important ln~ gredient of both fertilizers and gun powder They see in this plant cheaper l food production which will benefit alike | both producer and consumer.
 1 ."The attempt to stop the building of the dam is recognized by all as de- ] liberate attempt to wreck the fertilizer I producing plant. A Niagara Falls con- | cern, with plants in Canada now mak- | ing air nitrates, had made repeated at tempts to get the government to give | it the Muscle Shoals plant on terms l extremely favorable to itself. These 1 interests, together with certain fer ] tilizer and other large manufacturing i interests now controlling nitrate pro- tduction and sale, make up the chief | opposition to the measure
 This is a clear cut fight between the American farmer and the American | consumer jointly on the one side and a group of powerful monopolistic, com lmercial interests on the other"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-31
COL. BAER SELECTED FOR
 GENERAL STAFF DUTY

General Pershing has selected Col. Walter E. Baer. of Gadsden, for general staff duty subject to call. Colonel Baer is now serving on the general stan and was one of only four of fourteen se- lected for permanent retention.
 In the world war, Col. Baer succeeded Col. W. B. Screws as commander of the 167th regiment and distinguished hiIn- self in the fights of that famous com mand. He Is general manager of the Southern Bell Telephone company at Gadsden in private life. He expects to return to Gadsden in January.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-31
THEODORE CORRY WEDS

Greenville, December S0.-(Speciai.]- Miss Mary Lou Reid of Faundsdaie and Theodore Corry of this city were married at that place today. The bride and groom, after a short wedding trip will go to Jasper, where MT. Corry is con nected with a large concern as civil en- gineer MT. Corry is the only son of MT. and Mrs R. s. Corry of this city. For the last few months he has resided at Jasper. going there from Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-31
iBORAH WOULD PUT LIMIT
 OF $10 ON HARDING'S AUTO
 JAUNT DOWN 1.-THE AVENUE"
By Associated Press

Washington, December S0A limit on congressional appropriations for inaugurational ceremonies was urged today in the Senate by Senator Borah, republican Idaho.
 1T would spend only sl0 for an au- tomobile for the Presidents trip to and from the capitol, he declared.
 Some opposition to the proposed use of the pension office for an inaugu- ral ball as at the Taft inauguration also was indicated by senators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-31
Dr. Walsh Elected By Associated Press

Washington December 30.-Dr. James iJ Walsh New York. was elected pres' dent today of the American Catholic Historical association. in annual ses-
 sion here.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-05
FELEsEGET

keres egy alland6 j6 munkaval
bir6 38 ewes rom. kath. vallasu
0zvegy ember, alxi hazai asztalos.
Megismerkedne hazassag celia.
gyermektelen novel, aki esetleg
az ohazaba is visszaterne vele,
hogy oft condos anyja legyen ket
arva leanykamnak, az egyik 10,
a mask IL ewes. Keves hozomany
megkvantatik. Nekem az 6haza-
ban hazam es kis birtokom is van.
Ajanlatokat "Szorgalmas" jelige-
re, c. o. Ress Bros, 341S Wilson
ave., East Youngstown, o., kerek.
(5-12-19)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-05

- Nit nevet, mister? - kerdi
az uj kantor.
- Mar csak ne vegye rossz ne
ven kantor ur, de maga ugy mu
tat, mintha egy jo oblos hord6n
lovagolna, - feleli koves szalo-
nos.
-. Magan meg meglatszik, hogy
mem egy oblos hord6t lenyelt mar
az eleteben, - vagja vissza a kan
tor.
Ugyanezzel a szerencsetlen kill
sejii kantorral esett meg egy ma
| six magyar plezen, ahol palyazai
volt kiirva kantori allasra, hogy
miutan. a palyazok megjelentek
az egyhazkozseg elott, SGT probat
is enekeltek, mem 3 ra esett va
lasztas,f ,faminek foleg karika Ia
bal esF egesz kilso megjelenesq
voltak az okai.
- Aztan miert mem engem va
lasztottak? - kerdi a szerencset-
len az egyik trosztit6l.
= Hat instalom, - ny0gi XII "a
varodottan, de ekesen jambor
, tr0szti - kantor ur termete
mem felelt meg a nep hangulatd-
nab
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-05
A MAGYARAJKU VALAsZT0
POLGAROK FIGYELMEBE

Tudvalevo dolog, hogy august
tus 1O-en lesznek az el5valaszta-
sok Ohio allamban, mikor az
allami tisztviseloket, mint pl.:
kormanyz6,' congressman, is fog
jak tobbek kozott kijelolni va
laszt6 polgarok. Ekkor fog
ugyanis eld6lni, hogy republi-
kanus es a demokrata ticketen
xix nyerik ell a jeloltetest.
( "A republicans ticketen az Ash
tabtila, 0.-ban lak6 HI. D. Cook is
palyazik a jelenlegi congressman
mel, Cooperrel, szemben. Ere
vonatkozolag az alabbi levelet
kaptuk, a melyet olvasoink szives
figyelmebe ajanlva, $40 szerint az
alabbiakban lek0zliink:
The United Printing Company
Youngstown, O,
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
szerkeszt6jenek.
Igen tisztelt uram:
A jovo kedden, azaz augustus
1O-en lesznek az el0valasztasok
A 10. keriilet valaszt6i, melyhez
Mahoning megye is tartozik, ezer
napon fogjak kivalasztani AT
a jeloltet republicans ticketen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-05

Villany itten, villany ottan,
Villany arra-erre,
Villanyt latok, hogyha jarok
Mostan akarmerre!
Villanytol szikrazik szemem,
Villanyos jarasom,
De azert villany szamlat
Mem szivesen latom!
Hat dollar es nyolcvan centet
Kovetelnek t6lem,
De bizony en- nem fizetek:
Nyomjak XII bel6lem!
AIT a villanyos mindenit
Ennek a viagnak:
A hol tillanyos alapon
A nyakamra hagnak!
De azert ne mondjak rolam,
Hogy izgaga vagyok,
Azert, hogy hat fizethessek,
Ajanlatot adok:
Az volna tehat ez ugyben
A jambor keresem
Emeljek villanyer6vel
Eel a fizetesem!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-05
Heti Kr6niha.
Villany-hist6ria
Rigmusokba szedte: O, Ke.

Adjon listen, szerkeszt6 ur,
Villanyos jo napot,
Hogy eztan villany erovel
Emeljen kalapot!
Villanyos legyen a lepte,
No meg jarasa,
Es ne legyen a szivenek
Villany furdalasa!
Merit en-, kedves szerkeszto u,
Cudarul megjartam,
A mikor villanyszamlat +.
Minap megtalaltam.
Csak hat dollar nyolcvan centet
K0vetelnek t6lem,
AIT hiszik tan, hogy villany
Csak ugy sail belolem!
Elmentem hat az officra,
Hogy oft kitalaljam,
Hogy esetleg vajjon nincsen
Villany trobli nalam?
AIT mondta oft egy szep gorli:
"Aj ken helped, mister
Es azutan ram mosolygott,
Mint egy villany sziszterl
No, de kerem, mondtam neki,
En- artatlan vagyok,
A szobamban egesz este
Csak egy villany rgyogA
Az evesnel, az ivasnal
Villanyt, mem hasznalok,
SGT amikor dohanyozom,
Mem villanyt pipalok!
Villany vasal6m az nincsen,
Villany gep sincs nalam,
flllanymenteS, hogyha kOpOk,
Bocsanat - a nyalam
Villany mos6gepem sincsen,
Mines villany viktrolam
Hat hat dollar nyolcvan centet
Miert soznak en- reams
Eddig csak nagy gond nyomott
Most mar a villany is,
Az ember a nagy szamlakt6l
Gyakran Gillian is!
De en-, latja, megjelentem,
Tehat mem illanok,
Merit mar agyon nyomoritnak
A kutya villanyok!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-05
a XII Sket a kongresszusban kepvi-

a XII 6ket a kongresszusban kepvi-
selni fpgja.
Nekiink van egy jeloltink HI.
D. Cook szemelyeben, XII ezelott
Ashtabula varos polgarmesterc
volt. Mr.. Cook szemelyeben olyan
embert ismertiink meg, XII min
dig a nep erdekeert dolgozott,
mindig a legnagyobb megelege-
siinket es koszonetinket erdemel-
te XII, a mig ket izben Ashtabula
varos polgarmestere volt es mint
varosi tanacsos tiz evig szolgalta
a legnagyobb hiiseggel es tudassal
a varost. Legyen szives becses
lapja utjan ext a tenyt a Mahon-
ing megyei magyar ajku amerikai
polgarok szives tudomasara hozni
es tudassa kerem AIT is, ha Mr..
Cook meg 4esz valasztva mint
congressman, akkor 5 minden
tudasat es idejet valasztoi erde-
keinek jogos megvedesere fogja
forditani.
Kivalo tisztelettel
Nathaniel Barsky.
Joseph Krohngold.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-05
H U M o R.
Megfelelt neki.

A helyseg kover szalonosa ugy
nevetett, hogy hasat fogta, ami
kor meglatta az vi kantort, akinek
olyan karikalabai vannak, amino
ket mem mindennap lathatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-05
Nathaniel Barsky.
Joseph Krohngold.

A fentebbi ajanl6 levelet ket
Magyarorszagon sziletett ameri-
kai polgar, tehat ket honfitarsunk
irta. Mindketten eyek hosszll
sora 6ta ismerik Mr.. Cookot es ha
mem ismernek. a nep erdekeiert
kiizdo derek embernek, akkor mem
is ajanlottak volna 1T. Epen azert
mi is ARA kerjiik magyar szar-
mazasu valaszto poIgarokat, hogy
az agusztus 10-iki el6valasztason
a congressman jeloltek kozott
H. D. Cook neve ele tegyek a ke-
resztet.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

Drs. John Wix Thomas and Arthur E. Thomas have moved their office from SO6 Goodrich Bldg. to 606 Heard Bldg. Phone 3026-Adv bd
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
APPROVE PLANS FOR
 REORGANIZATION IF
 THE NATIONAL GUARD

Reorganization of the National Guard as announced by Adjutant Gen. eral Walter s. Ingalls, on his return from San Antonio last November, where he attended the meeting of ad- Jutant generals of this district, has be- come a fact. announcement having been received yesterday that tire sec retary of war had approved the ten tative program. The allotment of national guard troops. based on a ra- tio of a minimum of 800 men per senator and representative in con- gress for the state of Arizona, will be as follows:
 Division troops: one infantry bri- gade headquarters; one infantry regi- ment, one field artillery regiment headquarters; one field artillery bat talion; one field artillery regimental headquarters company: one field artiI- lery reglmental supply company.
 Corps troops: One truck company.
 The original allotment was a cav airy and field artillery with which the adjutant general has authority to convert or disband into one infantry battalion and one field infantry bat talion before June 30. 1921.
 Colonel Ingalls, stated yesterdav that on the return of Captain F. $. Linton, instructor inspector of the Ndeiohdi Iuaru, Wno IS at present in Clifton. the order would be made to convert the two local troops of cay airy into infantry. Captain Linton Will return Saturday it is understood
 The adJutant general already has made the request of the chief of mi litia bureau for regimental designa- ton of the 15Sth infantry which was composed of Arizona men. many of whom are now members of the Ma tional Guard. As yet he has received no reply.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
Locn[KeB.

BABY GIRL - Friends of MT and Mrs. A. E. McCrea have received word of the arrival of a baby girl at their Los Angeles home. Mrs. AIcCrea lived in Phoenix many years. The daugh- ter has been named Elizabeth Janet
 DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA - The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of Caledonia will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alexander GemmeI, 755 East Adams street.
 BACK FROM WINSLOW = Judge Frank O. Smith has returned to Phoe- nix from WinsIow, where he delivered the Elks memorial address last Sun day.
 CHURCH WOMEN TO MEET - The women of the Central Christian church will meet at 2;30 o'clock this afternoon in the church parlors.
 CHILDREN IN RECITAL = An at tractive childrens program will be given at the Saturday afternoon re- cital this week at the Arizona School of Music. Piano pupils of Mrs. Luther Steward and Mary Doyle, from the pri- mary training department, will play Violin pupils of Robert Saunders, eX- pression of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley and dancing of E. Paula Beware win give the program, which will begin at o'clock to which the public is in vited.
 BRIDGE TEA - The Country club will give a bridge tea tomorrow after noon, the card game beginning prompt ly at 2:30 o'clock. The hostesses will be Mrs. k. w. Baum, Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. Victor Hanny and Mrs. l Charles Howard.
 RETURNS FROM soUTH-Clar- ence Dana, state dairy commissioner, returned yesterday from the southern part of the state where he has been for the past week.
 LEAVES FOR TUCSON ID. c. Mote, state entomologist, left yester- day for Tucson where he will spend the remainder of the week.
 GOES TO HEARING-F. A. Jones, member of the corporation commis- sion, left last evening for San Fran cisco, where he will attend the hear ing of the Southern Sierra Power com pany, which is asking for substan- tial increase in hydro o-electric water power. Both the California and Ari- zona commissions are interested in the case, AriZona's interest centering 1I Somerton, Yuma and Yuma valley which are patrons of the company. MT Jones, on his return to this state will sit in series of hearings in Yuma beginning December IT, going iron there to Globe, where he will take III a number of matters. He expects tC return to Phoenix shortly before tho holidays.
 CHRISTMAS FOR STATE CHARG ES-The annual Christmas gifts ar' being sent to the boys and girls al the Fort Grant state industrial schoo by womans clubs and individuals al over the state. Any person who is in terested In making these young speo- pie happier during the holidays, may send candy, fruit, nuts or raisins, thu packages to start not later than De cember IS. The name and address O the sender should be on both outside and inside of each package. A lettel from the superintendent to Mrs. Ro land c. Dryer, who has twice visited the school, expresses pleasure that tn, boys and girls are to be remembered again this year. The new building, are now occupied, and condition; : much less crowded than a year ago
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
PLAN cELERRATIoN-rne Rev.

PLAN CELEBRATlON-The Rev. c. D. Yoakum, pastor of the Congre- gational church, appeared before the directors to ask them to provide @ float for the parade to be held later in the month in celebration of the ter centenary anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims. The directors, after some consideration, came to the con clusion that the chamber of commerce could not furnish a float, but would appoint a committee to assist MT. Yoakum in his plans for the anniver- sary.
 ASKS .REHEARlNG-Peter Kepon, who was awarded damages in the superior court from Twohy Brothers, the decision being reversed by the higher court, yesterday filed a motion, for rehearing in the supreme court yesterday. Kepon claimed injuries while in the employ of Twohy Broth CTS. The supreme court admitting the injuries, but holding that the in jury was received through Kepons own negligence. Claiming the court erred in its statement of facts Kepon is asking that the case be heard a second time
 MAY RETURN TO STAY-Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stevens of Paducah, Ky, who have been visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. L. B. Ragan. Thirty third avenue and Buckeye road, for the past month. left last night for their home. They plan to return next fall and make their flu ture home here.
 CHRISTMAS TREE COMMITTEE A special committee will meet at the Arizona club at 6: 30 o'clock tonight to arrange fors the municipal Christmas tree and celebration.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
26 West Van Buren
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Southern Imperial Oil 70. will be held at the office of the ~toddard Incorporating Go. in the city af Phoenix. County of Maricopa, State ef Arizona. on the 18th day of Decem- her. 1920. al 9 o'clock D. m., for the purpose of electing Directors and for -fc transaction of such other business s may be brought before such meeting. The stock transfer books will be closed at o'clock D. m., December rfrh. 1920. and remain closed until 10 o'clock a. m-. December 16th, 1920.
 N A. FARNSWORTH,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yesterday , degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the frs tof the month. 29 degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since Jan. 1, 125 degrees.
 Normal precipitation Jan. 1 to date 7.51 inches.
 Actual precipitation Jan. 1 to date 6.21 inches.
 Deficiency since Jan. l, 1.30 inches. Big masquerade dance, Litchfield, Dec. 10. Come one, come all.-Adv. I
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

FOUR ROOM cottage in rear of 368 N. 1st Ave. Inquire at 5:30. It
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

All creditors of the Owl Cafe and Confectionery at 110 North Seventh avenue are requested to present item ized statements.
 If GUS c. K. MPALTAS.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

STOLEN-1920 Hupmobile. four new tires, motormeter. Uphol- stered with tan corduroy seat covers. John Akers, Central Ariz. Land Go. If
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
Coming Events

Friday, Dec. 10: Dinner dance at the Country club by Rotary club. Saturday, Dec. 11: Bridge tea at the Country club. Saturday, Dec. ii: Bazaar at the First M. E. church, afternoon and even ing, by J. O. c. class.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Friday fair south, possibly rain or snow north portion, warmer; Saturday, partly cloudy and colder, probably snow north portion.
 Colorado: Friday, fair east, rain or snow west portion, warmer; Satur- day, unsettled, warmer east portion, rain or snow and colder west portion
 New Mexido: Friday, fair, warmer; ; Saturday, fair and warmer south, pos sibly rain or snow and colder north portion
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

"|n annual mectIng or Lue stOChnOIu- ..- or Inc Phoenix National Bank will fri hold n lts office in Phoenix, Ari-
 ta Tuesday. January 11th. 1921, .--r o'clock ?. m, for the purpose r....- a Board of Directors to .... t.- tIc ensuing year and to trans . --.r other business as may prop .... l---l before said meeting.
 F. L. THOMAS, Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. J. A. Miller has removed his of flee from the O'Neil Bldg. to Suite 609, Heard Bldg, where he will continue the treatment of PYORRHEA EXCLU- SIVELY.-Adv. bl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14
LIsTY POLSKIE Ma POCzCTE.

9O7 Betz Jak6b. 912 Bogalski Jan
91S Bojko Antoni. 914 Bokarski Fr.
917 Bucek Pawel. 91S Bucin Wojc.
919 Bugajski J6zef. $40 Bujno FIR.
80 Ch~ban J6zef. 926 Chrasa Stan.
927. Chyc Jan. 928 GAIA Jan. 934
D~ombrowski Teofil. 9S6 Drabek 10
zef. 937 Drozdzik Karol. 93S Drza-
wiecki Wal. 9. 939 Dubaka Bola--
siaw. $40 Dombrowski Jozef. Gal
Dworzycki JoZef. 947 Foucek AM.
951 GancarA Stan. $50 Ganizewski
Jan. 953 Gajkowski B. 9j5 Gedryas
Pawel. 961 GrusZka Jozef. 962 GREE
gorek Michal. 963 Gudowski Tom.
964 HabIer Juliusz. 966 Halon Woj.
967 Halycz Andzia. 976 Jakalska
Tekla. 977 Jakubowski FIR. 97S Jam
Dor Wiktor. $50 Jankiewicz J All.
9S1 Jarmusz Jan. 9S2 Jendryas Pa
wei, 100 JSuul lynn -. Soi Ooh"
bowska w. 9S9 Jurczak Roza:ia.
$50 Kacka Ludwika. 991 Kalina f.
99S Kawecki 1gnacy. 995 kurczew-
ski Antoni. 996 Karowski Roman.
997 Kasper 4. II. 992 KaZmiershi
J6zef. 1908 Kmiec Antoni. 1904
Kobos Ludwik. 1905 Kolar Anna.
1906 KoIodziej Wine. 1908 KosuSal
Jan. 1909 Kunowski J6zer. 101i
Kozloyski Stan. 1912 KOzyminsEi
Wal. 1916 Krupow!cz Mich. 1917
Ks'azek Wlad. lois Kubanda P.
1920 Kulacek ". 1927 Kunicki Leon
1922 K]upszelewski Boil. 1926 Lesz-
czynski Alexis. 1927 IeSniewski o..
1929 Liar BrOniSlawa. 1921 Nd
jerczak Jan. 1852 Mancek Leoka-
diva. lN&G Mencel KAHN. 1893 NJ
chalSki Fran. 1912 Mlaku j6Ie'
1914 Mozdz!crz MARGIN. 1O43 MIRO
szczy7na S~zczepa7. 1O+6 MiynarS"i
Emilia. lO47 Narodowicy Waclaw
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104S Nawrocki Wiktcr. 1850 Nowak
Antoni. 1851 Nowak Marya. 1862 O..
larmiak Magdalena. 1858 Osinski
Konst. 1866 Pasko Stan. 1860 Plak
Saucepan. 1861 Pob6g Sylw. 1862
Pooled worry Stan. 1868 Pokige A
polonia. 1864 Poradzisz Jan. 10GS
Przybysz Antoni. 1867 Pyrchla Vol.
1859 Rezik Franciszka. 1912 Reno
lewski Stan. 1913 Rosenberg D. r.
n. 1914 Rewalenko Tony. 1916 Rut
kowski Antoni: 1879 Sapega Paul.
1892 SkBba Wiktorya. 1898 Slawin-
ski G.. 1895 Spelec Juraj. 1896 Stan
k!ewicz Anna. 1897 StankewGz Bro
nis}awa. 1902 Stuka Stanis}awa.
1lO3 Swieck Roman. 1104 Szafra-
nice Jan. 1105 Szewmiehski J6zef.
1905 Tai Elhbieta. 1903 Tomasze-
wski Julian. ITO Tomaszewska y.
1112 Urbauiek Maryanna. 1920 Wa
laski Kasper. 1121 Wardzoda Petro-
nela. 1922 Wasik Woiciech. 1l25
Wiatsuck ain. 1927 WiecZorek Ma
raynna. 1929 Wikowska Marya. 1880
Wilant J6zef. 1892 Wcidak J6zef.
1913 Wojtec2ko Jan. 11SA Wojsad
Teofila. 1875 Wypych J6zef. 1871
Zarazf6ski Wlad. 1893 Zielinski Jan.
1141 Z;olo IIenryk. 1142 ZTweII
Teofil.
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Me Wstyaz siel

0dy powracaSL do domu 70 IrUA-
piescia, ze skiadu oiisu Tub fabrykL
kup sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKl
/ emlalo czytaj " eramwa!p Tub y"
Eonie.
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI mona
stale nabywae ma nastepujacych ns'
roznikach:
State ! Madison - pred sk'aden
departamentowym Boston store.
state / Madison - przed SptekI
tirmy Buck and Rayner;
State | Madison - pred skiaden
departamentowym frny CArsoA
Plrie, Scott and Col
State | Quincy;
state I Van RurenI
State l Harrison:
Wabash 1 HaITisoA;
Van Buren, ! Ia SallsI
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams ! Ls Sale;
Washington . In SAh
Randolph . Dearborn:
NasljuEtOS . S-th 40
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14
awe do Moskwy, Irkucka

szawe do Moskwy, Irkucka i
Wiadywostoku odciagnie DUO
towarow cd linii morskiej, ktora
lest zbyt diuga, a vice dobra tyl-
ko ola towar6w maiej wartosci,
a duzej objetoSci'
Pozyczka obecna przyczyni
sic poteznie do uregulowania
drog komunikacyjnych W Pol
see ! przez Polske, co plynie po-
teznie ma podniesienie W Polsce
dcbrobytu.