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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
Tworca jezyka Miedzynarodowe-
go Esperanto" DR.. Ludwik Ia
msnhof, z Warszawy.

Try lata ubiegly, jak zamknal
nazawsze Smiertelne powie&i -
ten. co oczyma duszy przenika}
Gala ludzko5t. a screen ukocha}
jak braci wSzyStkich synow ziemi
= DR.. Ludwik Zamenhoi. w
chiodny. didzysty dzieh kwietnio-
wy gTono EsperantyStow war
szawskich ! liczne reese bieda-
kow, odp-owadzaiy zwioki nieza-
moznego lekarza okuliSty ma aiej-
see wiecznego spOczynku. A War
szawa. Przezywajqca wowczas
rajkrytyczniejSzy okres, ME zau-
wazyia Prawie, re ubyl jeden 2
bardziej milujqcych ia syn6w,
kt6ry imie PolSxi rozs}awii ma ca
lei kuli ziemskiej.
Smierc przerwa}a pasmo zycia
z~iemskiego. peIne Cierpien ! udre-
Ii, jednego Z najwiekszych ideali-
stow. Zmarl tylko cz&owiek piec-
dziesiecio-oSmio letni: ale idea
ktorej poswiecii wszystho. co miai
najdrozszego, jest nieSmiertelna.
Twor jego. jezyk miedzynarodo--
Wy ,Eaperanto", juz rozbrzmiewa
we wszystk>ch krajach, nawiqzu-
jac mic wszechludzkiego brater--
silva. laczaca wSzvstkie narody,
olemiona ! r&Sy W jednq ludzkq
rodzine - ably opasac to ,,ziem--
skie koliSko" ideaiami / mitoSci
prawdy i dobra powszechnego.
Ma biurku. dobrze mi znanem.
PREY ktorem kiedyS gwarzyliSmy
2 tw6rcq ,.Espcranta', pozostai
niedokohczony lego szkic trakta-
tn o nieSmiertelno$ci t-szy. Try
stronice rekopisu, sIre5,one oiow-
KEN, trudno czytelne, 4 czwarta
zaledw:c rozpoczeta zawieraj2 W
sobie spowiedz zywota autora. w
1torej powiada ,.Noja matha by
a rcIjgiinic w~ierzaca. moi oiCiec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
s24s4 szczenahski Jan wGhtor z War

S2494 SzczeRafski Jan WIhtor z War
szawy, New Continents.
1864 Sawicki Kaz5mierz z Kostro-
Stare. Baltimore.
S579S Szerkie wicz Tomasz i Stefan z
Czestochowy.
32783 Szewczyk Jam z Warszawy -
Ekervll - Luzerne, Pa.
3278S Softysfalk Antoni z Warszawy,
Buffalo.
1896 Smolihski Antoni SYN jana z
Lubrina, Detroit.
1922 Szafroniec Moria re uwowa, -
Pittsburgh, Rochester.
659S Suchinski Zysmunt, 1914 Pula-
ski, Str, Milwaukee, Wis.
55OS Sewerym Michaf Y KsiaNnic pow.
B~ocllnda, 500 Schablon Str, Scranton,
N. Y.
1925 ~Skrynowski Julian z Bia1ego
Pudlaska Cleveland, Ohio.
3l27S Skorupski J6zef Niemir6w.
1924 Szpuner J6zef z HandDl6 wki,
Donora, Pa.
312S4 SAUSAGE Flip z Bocki Newark.
3l24S S~lo@owStki Jan syn Tomasza, zie
mia Piotrk owska, Chicago. III.
1925 Szumanski Konstanty z Wolo-
wilma.
31SOS Slow-ik J6zet z Ujsofa, Detroit,
Michigan.
3N27O Swistak Jan z Warszawy, Chi
cago, odbi6r listu.
S579S Swiataek Kazhnierz z Czesto-
ohowy.
357S7 Sawinki Mieczystaw z Jagodne-
60. 12S Jones str, Brooklyn, n. Y.
307S3-19 Sieczko Kazimierz, Franci-
SEEK. Stefan 2 Warszawy, S29 Butle-
wood, Philadelphia Pa.
S211l-l9 Szczepanik Jak6b, Swedo--
land Pa, Montgomery, Conn.
37691-19 Sussex Wladyslaw 2 Pfasz-
kowac. 1901 West 10th str, Michigan,
City, Ind.
37667-l9 Szandzicwicz Leon 2 Klidzi.
6l3 Lophnn str, Milwaukee Wis.
5432 Stokowski Jan re Srochowa, {
Pleasant str. North mpton.
9947 Simiiska Anton!na z lnoroc&owia,
Toledo, Ohio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

5. Spiew solo, parma f. Jopek,
,Tesknota" Z akompaniamentem
fortepianu przez p. w. Ziolkow-
skiego.
6. DeNlamacya ,,konstytucya
3go Maja" przcz mlodego Stan.
Piekarczyka.
7. Nova p. A.. Czarneckiego,
wypowiedziana o stoSunkach te.
razniejszych w Polsce, ktora wy
warfa wielklie wrazcnie ma publ
cznoSci.
s. Spiew Ch6ru No. . B}ogos}a,
wionej Salomci &c; Maj" pod dy-
rekcyq p. w. ZioFkowskiego, ma
bis nMazur" Wiosna.
9. Pc przem6wieniu preseza
Komitetu Obywatelskicgo p. St.
Strzeleckiego, o ~naszych Halter
czykaclr, powracajqcych Z frontu
bojowego Z zacheta o pomoc, sko-
lektowano $66.15. Malo, ale i "a
to Bog zaplat."
Ma zakohczenie uroczystosci cd
spiewano wsp6lnie ,Jeszcze Pol
ska ME zgine}a.'
'Publiczne dzieki Wild. X. Pro-
boszczowi, Wiel. Siostrom, SEA-
nownym ch6rom i ich dyrygento-
p. w. Zi6lkowskiemu, Szan.
m6wcom, dziatwie szko4nej, pan
ME f. Jopek, maIemu deklamato-
Stan. Piekarczykowi, oraz
Szan. PtblicznoSci / wszystkim,
kt6rzy sic przyczynili do upiek--
szcnia tel uroczystosci.
Jan Gniewek,
Sekr. Obchodn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
Dzial: Esperanto.

byl ateista". W wieku 15-16 lat
przezywaiem chwile najwiekszej
udreki duchowej'... POGO
zyje, POGO sic ucze, POGO pracuje,
POGO kocham? Albowiem wszy--
Stko to jest bezsensowne. bezcelo-
we. talk SmieSzne. A ma czwartej
STRONGLY w notatce Il do4u Smierc
wytracha ui6wek z reki, pc skre-
Sleniu wyraz6w: ,yuczulem, u
mozliwie Smierc ME jest zniknie-
ciem... re istnieja jakies prawa,
re COS zachowa mic ola wyzszego
.celu'...
Prawdziwy wz6r mitoSci Ojczy-
zny dal DR.. l.. Zamenhof W odpo-
wiedzi czionkowi francuskiej A.
kademii Nauk, Drowi Gaval, gdy
w czasie rewolucyi 1906 r. wpfy-
wow esperantySci francuscy W O.
.bawie o zycie tworcy Esperanto
p~roponowali mu, ably przenioSl
sic do Paryza. ob;ecujqc intratnq
.posade ftp. DR.. L. L. Odpowie-
dziel: Syn ME moze ~opuszczat
matki swei, gdy ona jest W ME
SzczeSciu." \ gdy r~ozszalaia O,
kropna burza wojenna ma potskiej
zietni i wielu jej synow sHrkaIo
schronienia W o5cych stronach.
dr.. L. Zamenhof pozosta} az do
Smierci W swojej ukochanej War
szawie.
Gdy w Polsce zawita aniol po-
Ikoiu i zaSwieci sionce swobody,
wowczas przybeda do Warszawy
EsperantySci ze w~szysthich kra--
low. by uczciC grtb swego ,,dro-
giego mistrza" ! zwiedzic kOleb-
Ike Esperanto, ktora jest bardzo
droga dia kazdego Es?erantysty.
Lecz przyhre zaistc Wrazenie
wywiezliby Z Warszawy, sdyby
Esperanto bylo cbcem dla VIE
III synow Polski. Dlatego uwazam
sobie "a mily obowiazek przy--
czynic sic do spopularyzowanl'
sprawy csperanckiej miedzy sza-
nownymi czytelnikami wieice po-
czytnego ,,Dziennika Chicagoskie-
60" przez wprowadzenie "a 200
dq lego Redakcyi ,,DziaIu Espe--
-anckiego", ~u~raszaj2c inne pisma
polskie 0 laskawy przedrrE tego
dziaiu.
TrzydzicstoIetni pracowniN ma
niwie Esperanciiej.
Prof. w. NJ. Tabenski.
Chicago. 6. maja. 1920 r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
Jedna jest rzecz kt6ra
absolutnie jest niemozliwa

srodkach leczniczych, kt6re ME wei
da W krew, ME dotra do siedliska
b6lu, i ME oczyszcza systemu z
przyczyny choroby? S. S. S. juz pre-
szlo ~pietdziesiqt lat dawalo zawsze
ulge navel W najzacieklejszych wy
padkach reumatyzmu. Przeczysci
krew przez- zabicie choroby "a
rodku. DoSwiadczenie innych ludzi,
kt6rzy zazywali S. S. S. przekona
was, re i wy bedzie 'wyleczeni. Moae-
Gle kupiG S. S. S. W kt6reI5adz ap-
tece.
Znakomita ksiazka o reumatyz-
ME i l~eczeniu tegoz, razem z pora-
da doSwiadczonych lekarzy o waszei
chorobie posiana bedZie darmo. Pisz
dzisiaj adresujac - Medical De-
partment, Swift Specific Co., $50
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. GeorGa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
Reumatyzm ME byi jeszcze
nisdy ME bedzie wyleczony
Ir;mentem aIbo nacieraniem

Me ~slyszeliScie j~eszcze aoy req
u,tyzm - ten naibolesniejszy sro-
Jer cierpienia ~wyleczono zapo--
noca Hnimentu. n~acierania, aloo IN
nvcb zewnetrznych aplikacyi. I mig
Nv 10 takich srodkaeh ME b9dzie in
nych skutk6w jak tylko tymczasoWa
uiga.
Lecz dla czego zadowalac sic lynn
rzasowa uIga Cd tych srogich ktuc'
tt6-e / TAX potsm wroca o wieIe
sro7sze. Wiedzn stwierdziia, re reu-
matvzm Jest beziadnym stanem krWi.
lake vice. sp~odziewae sic MONA "a
Cowa!ajacych skutk6w DO taken
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
Ma TORTURY SK6RNE
Zemo, czysty, Antyseptyczny
Ptyn, To Co Potrzebuesz. Me
Jest Tiusty.

ME k{opocz sic. o egzeme, Tub inne
dolegliwosci sk6rne. Mozesz mice czy-
sta, zdrowa sk6re przez uzycie Zemo.
zakupionego W kt6rejkolwiek apiece
"a CSC, lub S1.00 "a wielka flaszke.
Zemo zwykle usuwa pryszcze, wa
cry, PLAINLY, egzeme / swierzb 1 czyni
sk6re czysta / zdrowa. Zemo jest czy-
stym, wnikajacym, antyseptycznym
p}ynem, ME lepkim ami tiustym 1 MIC
ME plamiacym. MONA go }atwo przy-
lozyc, a wiele ME kosztuje "a jedno
przyiozenie. Zawsze mozna ma MEM
polegac-
The E. ". Rose Co., Cleveland, O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
Z %KENSINGTON, ILL.

" parafii B!ogosfawiolcj Sa--
Icmei staraniem po!Qczonych tow.
kUsciclnych i narodowych, odbyl
sic wspanialy Cbchod o~gioszenia
Nonstytucyi 3go Maja, oraz rocz-
nicy wolnej PolSki. w dniu 2go
maja, W sail OBJ. W. Cyplika. Tow.
zcbra}y sic re sztandarami W sail
p%arafialnej, a staIntad w~ynaszyfy
IA hale Oh. W. Cyplika, gdzie sic
obchUd rozpoczq} o godz. 3cicj pc
p~ofudniu. Gdy sic zblizy}a chwila
rozpoczecia tel uroczystosci, or
k;cstra p. W. Zi0lkowsNiego "a
grala ,,Mlarsz Kosynierow.' Ma
stepnic prezes komitetu obyw. p.
Stan. kukuia nader gor4cem pre-
m0wienicm zagaii obchJd i popto-
I>A Wei. Probostcza Y. !. Pal
k~owskiego do rozPoczecia obcho-
du modlitwa, poczcm powolat ma
ACKNOWLEDGMENT oh. Stan. Mix
tackicgo. a ma sek'r. nizej podpisa-
ncgo. Przcwodniczqcy W imicniu
komitctu pOwitai g0Sci oraz po--
dzickowal Szan. PublicznoSci "a
tax iiczny udziaf i 20 krGtkicj, 4
intcrcSujQcej przemowie wyjasnii
eel zoDrania, oraz oznajmif, IL W
Itym roku cbchodzimy pOdwojnq
uroczystoSt, II. uroczystoSc ogfo-
szenia Konstytucyi 3go Maja, i
rocznice wo,noSci n~aszej Ojczy-
zny. Potcm przystapiono do wy
konania programu.
!. Spiew dzieci szkolnych 7go
i Sgo stopnia pod przewodnictwem
Wicl. SiGstr. Dziatwa ukazala sic
pod bialym oriem, udekorowanym
W narodowc wstegi, dziewczeta
przybrane w b;eli, gdy przesta}y
Spiewac, ME byfo kohca oklaskom.
.. Nova Wicl. X. Fr. Kulihskie-
go. byFego kapelana wojsk amery
kanSkich, o znaczeniu konstytu-
Icyi 3go Maja / naszych obowi2z-
kach tn ma wychodztwie.
3. Spiew choru $w. Cecylii WA
zanta Sci Maj" pod dyrekcya p.
w. Zio}kowskiego, udal sic do
skonale.
4. Orkiestra.-Wienie melody
po1skich przez PIP. w. Zi6kow--
skiego, T. Kobierskiego i panne
T. Jopek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

3. Spiew choru $w. Cecylii WA
zanka Sci Maj" pod dyrekcya p.
w. Zioikowskiego, udal sic do
skonale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

4. Orkiestra.-Wienie melody
po1skich przez PIP. w. Zi6Ekow--
skiego, F. Kobierskiego i panne
t. Jopek.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
PUBLIC SALE
On Saturday, December Is

beginning at one o'clock p. m, at
Paint Lick, | will offer at public
auction one l6-room house known
the. creamery property; an old and
one OF the best established mil
linery stands in the. county, can
easily clear from $l,20O to 81 500
per year on millinery and room
rent, there being four distinct
parts, four rooms, each, for light
housekeeping. A good well, big
lot and garden, good barn, large
garage, and.'work shop combined.
) Will sell at sthe-sam time an
other house offs rooms, good we'll,
small barn and Il acres. of land
located on -Walnutta pike oppo-
site the Francis place. about ga
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
LABOR SHORTAGE
TO BE Relieved
Madison Not Suffering Since
Work Season Is Closing With
Stripping of Tobacco

The State Federal Free Employ
ment Bureau at Louisville is seeking
employments for hundreds of young
men said to have been thrown out of
work by the closing of factories,
from the army. navy and many other
sources and in conducting an inves-
tigation of the conditions throughout,
the state where there is a shortage
of labor in order to place them. Many
of the men are said to be adapted
especially to farmlra tobacco work,
and the effort is beng made for the.
purpose of providing work for the
mensand to fill the vacancies in vari-
Gus counties where worl1men are
said to be scarce.
Patrick Filburn, assistant federal
director at the louisville Offices, re-
ports there is shortage in Madison
county, according to statements from
number of Richmond men who have
been in Louisville: for several days,
and is DESTROYS of filing all vacancies
if they are made known. There was
when the tobacco cutting season was
lyat hand, but there have been no
reports to this effect at present To-
bacco stripping is now at hand and
much work is being done, but this is
the predominating work at this time
The working season, the farmers say,
has practically closed, and aside from
the stripping of tobacco, there is but
little to do. Anyone DESTROYS of as
sistance, however, in the way of IA
Dor will receive definite and reliable
information if they address him at
the general offices, Louisville. There
have been many young men from this
city and county formerly employed in
factories in cities who have returned
home as result of the closing of
the institutions and this has relieved
the loca situation regarding labor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
JAILER'S WIFE TO RESCUE

Flemingsburg, Ky.-In an effort to
escape, Robert Browning knocked
Jailer Ollie Fizer down when he car
RED him drink of water. Mrs. FL
ger struck the prisoner on the head
with lump of coal, effectually sup
DUNG him.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04

mile from Paint Lick and about /
mile of the high school building.
We will also include one lot of
up to date winter hats; l lot of
fixtures; l large ward
robe; clock; large coal heater
! 5OO-gallon tank; l lot canned
rfuit; lot farming implements
l gasoline engine; planning and
saw outfit; lot baled rye.
WI d. PARKS.
SOB E. Main Richmond, Ky.
Jesse Cobb. Auctioneer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
DOPE FrEND IS BURGLAR

Frankfort, Ky.-An unknown dope
fiend broke into DIR. J. A. Posey's Of
flee and scored the most thorough
search of record without finding mar
cotics. He spurned several valuable
things which would appeal to the or
binary burglar.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
NOTICE

OF the appDrtionnen the paving Main CD from
the line of First the east line of Collins ~
line Collins N railroad the
IN. railroad to. the line of Estil
Notes hereby all parties concerned that the Street
Committee OF the Board Council of the Richmond has
eved from f. Creceu City Engineer of final estimates
and of the Main a.
line of First of Collins
line of Collins l. N railroad GO from L. N.
El
foot of each of said of
Said
spectivey III and follows
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
MUST SERVE LIFE SENTENCE

Whitesburg, Ky-Uriah Bates
must serve life sentence on convic-
ton of having slain Elijah Sergeant,
whose daughter was sought in marri-
age, the judgment having been ar
firmed by the appellate. court
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
SEAS AFTER BRIDE

Lagrange, Ky.-Joseph Pickles, 6s,
and Ann Wigglesworth, GO, were
married here. They were childhood
sweethearts in England. A residence
qualification Was an obstacle when
he went to Kingley, England, for her
several weeks ago, so she came to
Lagrange for the ceremony.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
MINE. FIRE FROM SHOT

Madisonville, Ky.-A miners, shot
started another fire in mines at Ear
lington, and the branch has, been
sealed for next three weeks. Sever
al weeks ago several lives were lost
in neighboring mine.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
HAVING WEAPON JUSTIFIED

Louisville, Ky.-The commonwealth
refused to prosecute August Taylor,
colored, for having a revolver in his
pocket, it having been established
that he saved woman's lie by TAX
ing it from another negro.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
SHOT IN II PLACES: LIVES

Madisonville, Ky-Little Tommy
Oakley shot at rabbit, but the
charge was stopped by his brother,
Roy, Is, from whose body surgeon
picked Il Shots. He will recover.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
GUEST DRUGGED AND ROBBED

Middlesboro, Ky.-Alex Dawson,
%, and James Wallace, 20, were ar
rested on the charge of having drug
ged and robbed Warren Floyd Of $120
in a local hotel.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
TWO CENTS CRoPPER's SHARP;

Hickman, Ky.-A share-cropper
from the cotton bottoms sold load of
cotton here. After paying the ex-
penses he had two cents left in the
column of profits.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-04
Nice Little Farm
For Sale Privately

| will sell privately my house
and lot and in Newly 30eacres of
land located about 2 miles from
Newly. There is a good tobac-
CO barn on the land.
MRS. F. C. cox,
291 3 Newly, Ky.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23

used us decorations The evening
will be spent playing bunco.
g. = g
Miss Anna Dunn will entertain AZ
her home on Superior street this even
ing complimentary to Miss katherine
OBrien, whose marriage 10 Frank
Burke OF Joliet will take place on
Monday.
> a, =
The members Of the World Wide
guild of the First Baptist church will
hold a supper and meeting tomorrow
evening in the parl0rs OF the church.
The members of the Ladies' Mission.
airy society have been invited to be
present. Following the supper the
report of the delegates who attended
the convention at Lake Geneva. Wis,
last month will he given.
g q {,
Mrs Morey Roberts will entertain
the primary teachers of the First Rap-
tist Sunday school might at "A picnic
supper at her home on Guthrie street.
Following the supper a business SEES
sion will be held and plans will be
made for the Sunday school rally day.
1. + +
Mrs. Horace Huh entertained With
an informal dinner last night at her
home on West Madison street. Th'
horse W.ts decorated with fall flowers.
Following the dinner the guests spent
very enjoyable informal evening
playing bridge whist.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23
HARDING T0'MAKE
-FOUR Of CENTRAL
VEST IN OCTOBER
al IL p. PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
WILL QUIT FRONT PORCH FOR
TRIP AS FAR AS OMAHA AND
THEN INTO TENNESSEE.

Marion. Sept. 23-@rwo speaking
trips, circling the middle west and
dirping south to Tennessee. are to be
made BY Senator Harding during the
first half Of October.
Under plans completed TODAY AT
least eight speeches ain be made,
ana it is expected that the nominee
wiil make impromptl speeches III
cities where short stops are SEIZED
uled.
During the latter half of the month
other cities will be visited but that
itinerary has not been arranged. VI
was indicated that tho trip to tie
Pacific coast had been put aside
The first trip viii begin week
after his return from Maryland, West
Virginia and KENTUCKY.
Leaving Marion October 6, he will
speak at Des Moines during the fore
noon OF October T. at Omaha that cv
ening at Kansas City October an
ut Oklahoma Oct.l q 3.
He will depart again on October Il
speaking at Chattanooga Tenn, Oc
tOber 49,, at Louisville, October IA; at
Indianapolis, October IS, and at st
Louis, Ocober 10.
Whether the candidate will return,
to Marion after the st. Louis engage
ment was not announced. but il is un
derst0od hp may swing into South
j an, u, North Dakota and Wis IN
tha my week and possibly Sow Eng
laLt.
Chicago is under consideration and
the senator probably will close his
campaign in an Ohio city. 1t il ox'
pectedi that "a also will make several
Unio addresses after his Maryland
trip.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23
ALBERTA u. TEACHES
SUN FLOWER CULTURE

Edmonton. Alta. - Extensive ex
periments regarding the growing OF
sunfUwers are being carried on by
the field husbandry department of the
University of Alberta. Sunlowers
30 to 80 tons To the acre areSeing
harvested there now ana put into big
slos Other cutting experiments in
cude the packing Of the ensiiase at a
more mature date, and mixed with
corn, etc.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23

Pattern 332S is illustrated here. 1t
is cut In Sizes: ). 10, l. and IA
years. A II year size will require
81. yards OF A inch material.
As shown in this illustration plaid
brown and blue bingham was used
with facings of white drill embroil-
cred in blue floss The style Is also
attractive for calico. galatea, cham
br,y. repp, poplin. serge, checked
materials and novelty weayes. The
closing is effected at the left side
Of the waist.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23

terta3f3ed the liltnHUefx Or The G. T
club last evening al a delightful pic
mic supper The guests met at q
O'Clock at the Dolder garage and were
taken in autos to the Barnes grove at
Dayton. A fire was built upon their
arrival there and steak was fried ana
coffee made. A delicious supper was
served, after which the guests drove
back to town and went to the Dolder
home In South Ottawa, where an in
formal social evening was spent, The
party was one of the most enjoyable
the club, which is composed of twelve
young ladies', ever held
9 q
Mrs. George Townsend entertained
the members of the All Round Bridge
club this afternoon at her home west
Of the city. Four tables OF bridge
were played The house was deco
rated with garden flowers, At the
close of the afternoon dainty lunch
con was served by the hostess. Mrs.
H. M Rand and Mrs c. II. Kellogg
of Madison. Ohio, were the only out of
town guests.
Misses Marguerite and Lucille Brady
wiu entertain sixteen guests at their
home in Eastwood tonight al variety
shower complimentary to Miss ARIA
Erickson whose marriage to FLOYD
,Harbor of Streator will take place
next month. Garden flowers will be
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23
1000 EX-SOLDIERS
FARMING IN ALBERTA

GALAXY, Alta-TWo thousand return
ed soldierfarmers occupying 1870 900
acres OF choice Alberta land have
been placed by the local branch Of
the Soldier Settlement Board since
February. 1919. The sum Of Sill S6,-
600 has been loaned to the settlers
tor the purchase OF the land stock
and equpement
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23
"coId r. tie Head,'

Il A scuts attack Of Nasal Catarrh Per:
sons WHO are. sub,set 70 frequent colds
f: e's sxrxKRHP ' ssas sfs s's vii Fl
builA up tho SyStetrt, cleanse the Blood
sId rsalder them less liable to colds
Rspsatsd attacks Of Acute Catarrh may
lead to Chronic Catarrh. ,..
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE .is tax:
en- Internally and gets through the Blood
All DTuggists 76c. TESTIMONIALS free.
ef640O for amy case Of catarrh th6S
HA1.EeAckTARRH MEDICINE Will not
4 !. Cheney a CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23

Over fifty years ago a young
physician practiced widely in a
rural district and became famous
for his uniform success in the
curing of disease. This was DR..
Pierce, who afterwards estab.
lished himself in Buffalo, N. Y,
ind placed one Of his prescriptions,
which he called Golden Medical
Discovery" in the drug stores Of
the United States so that the pub
lie could easily obtain this very
remarkable tonic, corrective and
blood maker. DR.. Pierce manu-
featured this Discovery" from
roots and barks "a corrective
remedy, the ingredients of which
nature had put in the fields and
forests, for keeping us healthy.
Few folks or families now living
have not at sometime or other used
this Golden Medical Discovery"
for the stomach, liver and heart.
Over twenty four million bottles
Of this tonic and blood remedy
have been sold in this eountry.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-23
First Bin Dance.

Seasons public dancing opens to-
morrow evening, Friday, Sept "a, at
ormory, 80 to 30. HentriCh's ton
piece orche ira All welcome