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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
Something to Remember!

Wisconsin is the greatest dairy state
in America. Lands in Wisconsin are
continually advancing in value. Now
is the time to buy. We have improved
farms, partly improved farms. cut.over
lsndlsnd wood lands, 40 to GAO acres.
Buy this $50 acres a. an investment
or for farming; miles from railway
station: clay loan, cut-over land. If
taken in the entire, only $14.OO an acre.
It's snap for either an investment or
farm. Terms-s cash, balance 5
annual payments.
12cacres, 60 acres in cultivation, bal
snce:pasture and can be put under cul-
tivation at: very small cost. Choicest
of clay loan soil, good log house and
log barns, scheese factory on one corner,
of land, school close by, miles to rail-
way station,i1O miles to city of 10. 900.
This, is an excellent piece of land.
Price So, 10000. Very reasonable terms,
can be made.
IS acres bordering on lake, 20 acres
under cultivation. Soil clay loan, SUI.
face rolling. 20scres of good log tim,
Der. Small house and barn, school on
corner of land, ~ miles to town..
Country will develop all around.
State highway road. P'ice s35 co an
acre. leash, balance to suit 4
A. j. CAwARD /.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
COUNTY NEWS
PROTIVIN.

Thomas Holub and family autoed to
DEBORAH Friday.
! Clara and Edythe Mikesh, Chas.
Tupy and his brother were visitors in
Cresco Tuesday.
! L. v. Svestka, of Schley. was bus
mess caller here Monday.
! George skods, wife and babe of Law
Ter were seen here Friday.
! Mrs. F. J. Zahsjsky and children,
MIR. and NM John J. Mikesh and
daughters were at Cresco Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mikesh went to
Monday evening to hesr "Weber's
Great Band" at Chsutsuqua.
Frank Praska and wife moved from
their farm west of town into their new
residence on south street the past week
Mrs. F. J. Klimesb visited in Cresco
forepart of this week.
Mary. Viola and John P. Shindelsr
autoed to Cresco Friday.
Lsdislsv Zikuda and family. who
have been living in Thomas Chyle's
house on Main street. moved last
Thursday into Mrs. Adams house.
w. J. Kalishek, wife and daughter
attended chsutauqua at Cresco Mon
day.
DR.. ]. M. Smittle was over from
Wsucoma Saturday and Monday.
August Lukes, E. J. Lukes and wife
sutoee to KendallvilIe Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. Rudolph Lskomy returned from
Dubuque Friday. !
Mrs. Mary Anders, Mrs. Joseph F.
Michalec and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. Andera were Cresco visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. John Holechek and daughter re-
turned to New Hampton after . visit
here with her sisters, Mesdames F. W.
Sobolik and F. ]. Kalishek.
Joseph Andera was q caller in Jack
son Jet. Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
ORLEANS TATTLE TALE.

Arthur and Melvin Gunhus enter
tanned Ray and Joseph Owens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Helmer Gunhus and family.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. Owens and family
were at Cresco, Saturday evening. I
Melvin Hovey and Olaf Benson were
1T DEBORAH, Sunday evening.
Arthur Gunhus was at Ridgewsy,
Monday afternoon, to do some shopping
and sell some strawberries.
Olive and Geneva Iverson went to
Cresco, Monday afternoon.
Olive Iverson and Roses Brown left
Monday evening for Lancaster, MIMI,
to visit relatives and friends. ,.,1 .,i,>'
Gladys Hovey called on. Mrs. Andrew
Scott, one day last week. .
Ethel Hattlestsd came home Tuesday
from Ridgewsy where she had been
visiting her brother Herman.
The Young Peoples Society will meet
at E. o. VERSIONS, Sunday evening.
June 9th.
Melvin Hovey and Barney Wilde cal ed
on Arthur Gunhus, Sunday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
Jack for Breeding Purposes.

l have good big Jack that will stand
for service at my place. u mics no. TIL
and mile west of Oh ey r.rnsS
SIS 90, colt TO stand sDd suck. 3s;coitsi
out of 40 mares last season Ii
45tf WALTER WIELAND.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
Lutheran Anneuneement,.
Rev. H. n: Normann.'

:" Rev: H. n: Normann.
Tbursdsy. June oath. 2 .. M, Ladies
Aid Orleans church meets Mrs. Peter
Hosey er.er,a MS ut her home, 6 miles
east of Cresco You are welcome.
Sunday. June 9th, English service in
Ridgewa, at II a. m, with Pente-
custsi offering English service in the
trescQ church 7:3U p m.
$50 = N Orleans Young Peoples
League meets at Eo O. VERSIONS.
Convention.
The 9Th annual convention of the
Northern Iowa Federation of Luther
Leagues will be entertained BY the
Cresco Luther League, June &c. q and
%. The public is cordi ally invited to
attend any and sll services which will
be held in the opera house on Sunday
the 9th. There will be three serv-
ices beginning 1915 a. m., 2:l5 p. M,
and 7:45 p m. respectively. 44.2t
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
Gives Good Satisfaction

:" The Cass. Parker Ratchford Shows,
who are playing q weeks engagement
on the DEBORAH hitching ground in their
big waterproof tent, have given the
bot of satisfaction the first two nights
of their stay. 1t is stock company of
unusual merit and should play to good
business the rest of the week. DE.
corah Journal
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
KENDALLVILLE

Mrs. VIM. Howard, Of Davenport,
came Friday for q visit with her par
ents, W. C. FGs!5 and wife.
Quite . number Of Lois Soltow's
friends helI ed her celebrate her birth.
day last Friday evening.
Pearl Barnes went to Austin the last
of the week to attend summer school.
Mrs. Rob. Trouten spent q few days
the first Of the week with her sister,
Mrs. John Pierce, north of Cresco.
Dave Easier and family spent Sum-
day ct DEBORAH park.
Stephen Wallace and daughter, Mrs.
Ralpp Hunter were Cresco visitors on
Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
Barn Dance

Barn Dance
o1s1be Philip DeGreve farm, Monday
night, June 18th, a moving picture
show and al elco-Lighted. A gooo
time lie assured.
For Sale!
4 loft. hay rake, also one COW and
two heifers that will be fresh soon.
att J. ]. KAKAC, Ri. s, Cresco.
For Sale!
B A 2-Section Of land, very cheap.
l4tf LEE KAPLER, Cresco, la.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
One Man Can Bring In Your Hay
From the Field This Year

ically adjusts itself to handle
light or heavy hay without chok-
ing. 1t is easily uncoupled from
the wagon by pulling q rope
leading to the top of the loader.
It really rakes the ground twice,
as the strokes of the rakes over
lap. The hay is lifted, not drag
ged. This means that it loads
all the clean hay with the mini.
mum amount of trash.
Don't forget that we can
deliver to you a John Deere
Dain Hay Tool that will do the
work you require. The line of
hay tools we handle is the most
complete.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25

One man can take the
hayrack, 60 out into the
field and bring back a big
load ina short time if he uses
a John Deere-Dain Rake
Bar Hay Loader in the field.
I. This Loader pushes the
hay so far forward on the wagon
that only one man, the driver,
7; Is required.
We have one of these load
-e1s ready for your inspection at
cur store. Even though you
cont figure on buying right
now, come in and let us show
you how it works. 1t automat-
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25
Methodist Church

Rev. c. L. Nye. D. D., Pastor
Services Sunday, June 9th. The
pastor will preach next Sunday morn.
ing 1T l0:3U, as usual. Special music
by the choir. Sunday School at noon.
There will be no evening services owing
to the special exercises of the Luther
League at the Opera House to which we
have been invited. Prayer service and
Bible study at the church on Wednesday
evening.
Congregational Church.
Usual service. next Sunday morning
at 1890 Sermon and special music.
Sunday School at HAS
No evening services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
AUTO TIRE TROUBLE IS
CAUSED BY VALVE DUST
Proper Care Of inexpensive Part OF
Auto Mechanism Eliminates
Much Annoyance.

one part of an automobile tire
which comes in for TOO little attcn-
ION is the valve. Treated properly.
this inexpensive. but highly impor
tant part OF Il tires mechanism. will
junction satisfactorily throughout
the life OF the tire. but when mis-
When valve begins to give
trouble II may be assumed III nearly
every case as "A practical certainty
that dirt has worked into the valve
functiOning. says the United States
Tire Company. This being the case,
the principal attention motorist
that All dust and dirt are excluded
from the Interior of the valve.
There is a rather common belief
that the valve cap Is an unesscn,iaI
thing. and that IL makes little dif-
Terence whether cap Is used or rot.
But this Idea is entirely erroneous.
and motorists who do not use the
trouble. When the cap is not used
there is a strong likelihood that dir,
Will WORK down into the valve and
ultimately produce Il valve leak.
dirt In some cases may do no harm.
but when new imitation is made
the air drives the dirt down into the
valve and makes an alright conncc-
ton impossible.
Cap withstnndn Pressure.
In addition TO keeping out dire.
the valve cap serves another useful
purpose In that. II the valve should
tight connection. able to withstand
pressure up 20 500 pounds
II Dap IS screwed on well. I,
breakdown OF the valve iasides need
cause the driver no Inconvenience. as
the cap viii prevent the tir. from de-
Hating. The one sure way TO avoid
valve leakage is TO use the cap.
All OF the lare" tire companies use
the same make OF valve. so that ;hc
advice given by the United States
TIRE Company may be followed by
on bicycles. motorcv"i"" automobiles
and trucks are all OF one size so IL
ono Is lost it may easily be re-
\ common abuse OF the tire valve
occurs when removing tho valve
piunrer; The user usually drops it
IN the dirt until he is ready 10 put I,
back in place. II. during this care
less handling. dirt lodges on the red
rubber washer. an uneven seating
viii result and "A leak VIII follow.
lt dirt has worked It's way into the
plungcr. throw away the plungcr
and put IN now one.
Watch Valve TIunEcr.
The valve plunEcr should he
screwed in an far as ii Will go There
is no danger o: breaking the piunger
" the pressure !s only that cacrtcd
throhSn The use OF the cap as Il
Sometimes there may be Icai,
around the base o. the valve stem.
In that case the hcxaEonal nut
should be frightened This hcXa-
gonal nut should always be screwed
down tight against the washer a,
the base. nS this makes a satis!ac-
tory sch around the opening through
tube.
The rim nut must always he
screwed tight. so that /, closes the
hole In the rim. II this is not done.
dirt VIII work in between the tire
and tube and cause the tube TO wear
out.
I'm inexpensive valve tool which
mas variety o. uses might we'll
form part OF every cars equipment.
This tool can be used for tapping the
Inside OF the valve stem for re-
threading the outside cap thread OF
the valve stem and for roaming tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
{. PlURlBUS UNUM
AMERICAN DAISIES

out of the West. evolved rather than
born. to bring the world TO u knowl-
edge OF tn" governing sccrct Of NE?
or viii the enthusiasm OF America
grow stale :tS the young nation grows
into an old one. until the New World
sinks into the slothful Babylon OF the
old?
What is Americas destiny? What
do the cards say; What viii tumble
from tn" lap Of the gods within the
next century?
only the children OF our childrcn's
children VIII know"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
ZIONIST DELEGATES
OFF FOR ENGLAND
Continued From First pagcJ

Of land speculation and other forms
OF financial oppression.
1T will also work for the cstab-
lishmcnt OF "A National Board OF
Health In Palestine, with the Amer
atiug there. it's foundation. in
order to organic" upon a nation VIDE
scale the hght against disease The
establishment of experimental sta
lions and technical laboratories for
the study and development; OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

top OF the valve stem. II is at tho
same time a screw driver tool for
putting In or taxing out plungcrs.
and debating cap which. when
screwed on the cap. will permit the
dctlation OF tho tire without the re-
mOvDl OF the Valv" plunrCr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
country's resources will also be pro-
posed by the American delegation
To Launch Nnst Fund.

ITO carry out all these projects
necessary for the development of Pa! =
cstinc. adviccs from London stat.
that the Zion ~ Inner Actions com
mittcc Will propose launching "a fund
or Sl25.000.0O0 TO finance them and
other vast operations TO be decided
upon at the conference.
Mrs. Brandcis. Mrs. Mack and Mrs
StrauS are accompanying their hus-
bands. Mr.. and Mrs. Straus will con
tinuc on to Palestine to Inspect the
many phiianthropics they have start
cd there and TO Investigate the os-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

$4,000 is TO he erected at once. and
when ready will be installed with
5.pro spindlcs for the turning out OF
cotton yarn. The machinery that has
been purchased will cost over Sl2J.-
on" The factory VIII be operated by
steam power,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

Enlistment OF such others as they
deem necessary To help carry out
zionist reconstruction plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
NEW FACTORY GOING UP
city Cotton Wills Co. Recently Or
g"ni.cG tO Install 5.GGO Spind!cs
nj Newton,

NEWTON. y c.. June l2-Thc
c!ty Cotton Mills Company. recently
Incorporated with $500. 900 capital
stock. has beer orgarizcd with T. :
shelby as president and general
manager.
\ factory hmilhinE 20 cost nhnmt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

tu-e' Otto lost dobry srodck. ktory no
tesz w~ypr6bowA6 ola wiasnsso IAN
wolenia l to EUse'nie darmo.
UtyvaIe 50 " Rod,TS'%sm r,owaIe
ogym celem Plapao-Pnds jsst, 20 5sz
nrzyIotone ciagls p~rzylsSatE Dc osta-
Sionych muDkulow ! prIytra!nt'S
dycyne tax zwane Plnpao. kteTh pom
da wiasciwoAct tol4Rajace htoIn
wymi czopiscet sic mAay dz'ata xu POO
wy4rIeniu c~yrkulacyi krwi
" ten sposob mTSkufy J -
lac je do normalnsso atAnN siiy S2Ie-
fystoaci. Wtedy eoptsro. q ME pT.~i,ou
tmry' Poyrtorsi Bsdac same p~rEyisEAl&-
ce,ni. colem Eapobte91pta zSuWanlA SIC
cxo}onka, Plapno-PAdS oxazafy cie wal
nym cxynniki0m " utrzymy Wonta Inp-
fury, kt5rsj pas utrsymao sic ME noLs;
sctki iudzi starych / miodyoh x5aWiAl
NJ. urzod u~rs>duikien upowA4nienym
DO c~dsie-antR prLysiegi. prEyslesa!tc
SS P!Rnao-PAds VylecIyiy ich uPutI
.uneinEs niekot-e 3 tych ruptur 6yly
~ bard1o Erotnym stanie naro1o "1n
~ El~u.tunnie ezynne 1aieA I noe.
Wafna wlaAoivoAcia lscEenia Plapao-
pads tost T. GtoSunkoWo trivia tylko
4 I6tko do oSiagnleoIa skutkoW: A 70 ,
powodu tego, 10 ozvnuose Jest nieustan-
no przeI 81 H,dEin ma doee. . wise
prxeE dAioh I o
Niema n~ieAoRodnoScL 3adnej nievy-
rody zndneEo bolu. ka2oe1 chWIl,
9dy spisa Tub ~praoujesz. ten dosko
1rodak niswAzialnie wpaJa " x
MOVE 4ycls 1 silly. ktore to SKY 50 tym
muskulom brxusEnyn potrzebne. Ably
nSoRfy utrzymac wn~etrznosci " srodku
brruchA bsz sztucEnej zeWnetrsnej pod
Dory.
Easady, ma ktorJch Plapao-Pads pra-
euia. moaa iatwo bye EroEumiane. gdy
sIe Spoeisdnis ma powytsza ilustracys
/ gdy sle prSscsyta masterpieces oR1ss-
Pia1ao-Pad jest sfooiony 3 silnsso
rietkiOro mAtsryAiu ..E", ktorego &C.
cha Jest E~astoBowanis sic do ruchew
ciaia supelnA wygoda " n%osteniu.
WeWnetrKna jego stronA jest lepkSr po.
doonis jak plaster (aczkolwiek ro4ni
Sie on Cd plaItra). CO sapobie9a, by
exolenko b" 5suvafo ste z mie3sca-
"A" tsst 70 tsu De~wiskssonL konise.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

ulicy, elegancko urzadzonego, po-
siada gotowalnie ola pan i panow,
ma pietrze mieSci sic wiaSciwe ate
lier, a W suterenach obSzerna pra-
cownia: razem vice zakSad roz-
mieszczony jest ma trzech pietrach
- obszernie i wygodnie. P. VIA
dysiaw Rozanski odczyScii i Cd
nowiA Gala galerye, zaoRatrzyl ia
W najnowsze u~rzadzenia i apara-
ty, tax - re jest to dis napier
VISA stanowczo w tel czeSci mia
sta - pracownia i zakfad fotogra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
ficzny. p. WladysAaw RozanSki

ficzny. T. WladysNaw RozaiSki,
zasiuguje ma ~poparcie, jake znaw-
ca swego zawodu: by} on swego
czasu kicrownikiem jedneso Z maj
lepszych zakiadow f~otograficz-
nych W Warszawic. a zdjecia je-
go posiadaja wartosc prawdziwic
artystyczna; tn W Aneryce bawi
cd lat szercgu / nalezy do wiclu
naszych towarzystw, oraz udzieIa
sic zywo wszelklm sprawom pol
skim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
u DETROIT, MICH.

- Gdy Jan StrumiiSki stapal
pred sedzia Koloczewiczem W $ro-
de W sadie by tam sic wytiomaczyc
z z%arzutu. re przekraczai przepisy o
jeadzie autOmobilOwej zazadaf, ably
przesluchy byiy prowadzone W jezy-
ku pOlskim, gdyz TAX sedzia jak :
oskarzajacy go policyant rozumieli
DO polsku. Ma co sic zgodzono. Gdy
skazal 20 ia zapiacepir
grzywny W sumie $35 i koszt6w SIS
w6wczas W doskonalym jezyku an
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

dowt doSkonaty punkt oparcia.
~spr0bujcie to no moi kos.t. Me po.
sylajcie pieniedzy. Choe was przekonaS
moim wfasnym kosztem. to mokecie po-
konaG rupture.
Gdy ossaoione muskuiy odzysssJa fen
sIie ! olastycznosc: gdy Ia bolesna 1 ME.
bezpiscEnn pTotruLya zginie: gdy uczu.
clio ~..sciagnnia ma dor" mimic IupelniS
bszDovrotnie; Gdy o~dzyskasz swa silei
kyWotnosc, enerEie l metnoec; | gdy
Fwo5 Tyglad poprawi sic pod kazdyn
wet Ivroca ma to uwags
wtody bedziess wiedzial. to TwoJs
ruptura jest ~pokonana - l bedziesz mi
s1czerze wdziecznym IA to. te Gle ska:
nisiem do prZytecia teras tej oudowne!
dnrmowet probkL
PisEcie dIiStaJ . &c b~ezDiatns prSbke.
Przskonajcie sic osobiscie 0 jeEo war
toeci. Me posyiaJ fadnych pIsnledEy,
guyk ProbkR ME koSstuje Wa ntc,
moae CT ~prNyHfeES leDsse sdrOwfe, kto-
re waAy wiecej. MA .sc.ers s!ots- Pr.yt.
mil ts dar1nOw9 .DrShe~ dsisiat. . prEel
ca1e zyci0 bsdzieAz IAdowolony, &c skS
rEystatsa ) tej oferty. NapisIciS pocztoW
ke Tub w~ynelnitcie ten kupon dStsiajr
4 odwrotn& pocztS OtrSyMacde woln0
prSbS PlaTs0 = ksiatecskS panA Stuart6
teaktuJaca o rupturEe. jake preEent. To
ksle&ec1kA vyjaAnia. " jaki spOsob t.
~nagrod7on8 ElstyM Asdalen ~ RzyHia
l HieTwsxO naSr0de ~ ParyHu, I katdy
eierpiRcY ma to strasxnS uiomneac Pc
vinien posiaAc 70 ksiaGkA
5000 c~Gytalnikow mote otrzymae t.
leczsniS darmowe- Popyt apSwns b.
d1ie olbr3ymI ably uiec ME doznAc a.
Yodu, piss KafH1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

gieiskim oSwiadczyl mu, IL kara Ia
ka ola winowajcy, ktory pc raz pier
wszy W zyciu stawal W sadie, jest
stanOwczo "a surowa.
- Edward Kolodzicjcwski Oskar-
zony o kradziez zostai skazany do
wiezienia W Jackson ma przeciag
dw6ch i pol do pieciu lat 2 zalece-
MEM minimum kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Rozw6j Polskiego
Przedsiebiors

Pred niedawnym czasem pan
Wsadyslaw Rozanski, znany
znakomity fotograf tutejszy ma
byf najwieksza ma Milwaukee ave.
w naszej polskiej czesci galerye
fotograficzna pnr. 2757 Milwau-
kee ave-, nalezaca dawniej do fir
nv Sanders and Gross. Galerya
ia, oprocz lokalu f~rontowego Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

5000 ktornJ napio
Hose
Plapao bez kosstu'
RbyB Q je calko-
Wicie wyptob"wac,
70 te probke NE
placl sic mic AMI to-
raz, AMI pozpiej.
Pnestah nosit pas
TAX, przestancie
nosic pas. gdy4 via
domem wan jest Z
wlasnego doswiad-
.cLenta. 20 pas ma
rupture Jest tylEo
exeln6 chwuowem,
lub fRlsHTva poop"
ra pred walso}m
sic murem. gdyz
pna hamuj1c orr
kulacye krw1, pod
k0puje tylko GdrO7
vie c~ierIi9ceHo.
DlacEego3 wieo da-
:, - -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

dycyna prawie cu-
down9 o wiasciwo-
eciach s~ciagajacych.
u chwila, gdy ia
m~edycyna oRrzewa
sio rrZez ciepio cla-
Ia, ataje SIC ona
piynn9 wycieka
w6wcZag z otworu
o~znaczonego literS
C" I wpaja Sc
przez otwory poro-
waite W cialo. celem
w~Zmocnlenia musku
~Eamkniecia
otworu rupture we
go. IF" jest to ton
diu8i konieo PIA.
paO-Pad, ktory pray
lepia sic ma kos6
btodro wa, pdy5 ia
kos bedac tward&
cseecia ~cglowieka,
dodajo ~Piapao-Pa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Polski pOlityk. czy wiekSzy czy mni"J
sly IN obowiazck poczytywac Sobie
powinion stale reklamOwaG narOdo.
wO$C naSza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

re wspanlalomysl-7t -robti sam
wynalaZca tej cndoWne) metooy pracu.
ma osfabtonych musk ulow. ably sic osta-
tecznie pozby t meczacego pasa supelnie
4 To beI niebszpiecBpych operacyi.
Me pinci sic MIC.
PAM ,,.npzy napiBZo posle pan Stuart
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Darmo ola Cierpia'
cych ma Rupture.
5000 c1ERrI4oJ9H PosTAHAt rIA IA n Ar" IN "a PR aH i RSTszERA

ktory prLyleEa do osfabionych musku-
low | ktory zapobiega zsuwaniu sic
PIapao-Pnd.
,,B" Jest czolenko formowane " ten
sposob. by zarnykaio otwor ruptury. "a.
pohieBat9c wysuwaniu sic wnetrznosci
z brzucha. w cZ0teTku Enajduje sic
zbIornIk. q LbIornik nRHelnioAy iest mo-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
" oods Scans Poll Isis
For Illegal Registration
afsad Of Republican Bureau
Prepared 10 Prevent Frauds
on ElPrt;Cu Dav

1t was learned at Republican Nation
al Committee headouarters Yesterday
that for several weeks the Republicans
have been investigating Illegal registra-
tion IN various states. A bureau operat-
ng under the direction Of Colonel Ar
thur Woods, Police Commissioner Of
this city in the administration of Mayor
Mitchell, has had gents investigating
reports Of registration Of "ghostso and
individuals not legally qualified to
vote. Steps have been taken through
local election boards and Renubli-
can organizations 10 prevent fraudu-
len voting and TO assure each honest
citizen OF proper protection in the ex-
ercise of the franchise.
we want is am honest vote and
an honest count said Colonel Woods.
We .'aii do everything possihla to OBJ
ta m thai. If ve have reason 10 believe
hat there is dishonest IN any locality
We lnfond TO use every possible agoncv
TO punish the guilty., and be It noted
-at election crooks cannot Get away
Vatn ! theso d7rs. a. some who oneI-
ated IN previous Years IN Terre Haute.
IndiananoHs and other rlaces. bu+
vent 10 jail for II. can testify. We want
an honest election. and invite Demo
cra.< election officials to cooperate
7Hltf4 th~'r ReDublican colleagues in OBJ
'.alnlNo It, -