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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-21
EDDYVlilE VS.. TOLEDO

The first baseball game OF the sea-
son to be played on the local grounds
is sceduled for next Sunday afternoon
when Toledo and Eddyville will again
play. Last Sunday Eddyville got the
worst of 1t and they are coming down
Sunday to retrieve their reputation as
ball PLAYERS.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-21
9th GRADE EXAMINATIONS

The following averages were obtain
ed by those pupils taking the eighth
grade examinations:
Kenneth McCaulou, 96; Ella Day,
"a; Louis Whippo, 92; Emma Sneve,
81; Gerald Wade. 81; Minnie Crooks,
80; Alice Her, 80; Enos Currey, SO;
Arthur Wade, SS; Raleigh Crooks, "a;
Louis Stevens, 83.
The seventh grade took Geography,
and the sixth Physiology, registering
but one failure in each class.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-21
TOLEDO "RsARcATs" WIN

In a fast game staged on peavine
ridge, just this side of Eddyville last
Sunday, the Toledo "Bearcats" took
the fast Eddyville Bronco Busters
into camp by the score of 9 to 1.
This was the first game of the sea-
son and neither team was up to true
form. A return game will be played
on the local diamond Sunday, and Ed.
dyyille is out for the locals scalp.
The lineup last Sunday was:
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-21
LOCKLEY WILL MAKE GOOD

Vote for Fred Lockley for Secretary
of State. He is thoroughly familiar
with our county, it's resources, and its
needs. He stands for Economy and a
square deal. paid Adv.)
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-21
LOCKLEY WILL MAKE GOOD

Vote for Fred Lockley for Secretary
of State. He is thoroughly familiar
with our county, its resources, and it's
needs. He stands for Economy and
square deal. paid Adv.)
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-21
Benefit DANCE

A benefit dance will be given at the
Club House tomorrow evening to raise
funds for the baseball club. Dance
tickets, $1.00
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-21

DR.. F. w. KELLOGG
Mccormick System Eye Specialist)
WILL BE AT
Newport-Frl., Sat, June 4, 5.
ToIedo-Mon., Tues, Wed, juno 7, 8, Q
Will not 90 to Waldport until July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
B6ara If E6Dcatl0a
VOte TenchaS Increase
On Cau4x1ctg Ma5e IN 1919

Increase - De Al RATE Of s1an Dat
saS <rsR Janusry l. 1920-Mafter
Taken ~ NJ SpocIsi Mestins Of the
Doore
The matter cf the request by Az
gusra teachers fnr an addition TO sal
aries on the contracts given them IN
the Spring nf 1919 and expiring in
June, 1924, was taken up al ] special
meeting OF the Board Of Educaeion
held ON Wednesday afternoon Some
of the members felt that inasmuch as
rhe CONTRACT which Was made in
1919 was satisfactory TO the teachers
and further IN view OF the fact thai
after these contracts had been sent
out the citizens at the annual school
nesting in May voted an increase
above that already given. that The
nar.e~ SO far as the 1919 contract
WIS concerned should be- considered
q closed incident and should not he
reopened.
The majority of the boa-c- however
voted further increases On the con-
TRACTS made Our IN 1873 at the rate
% a eige increase dating from jar
I. Ia2a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
NORTH AUGUSTA

The many friends q Mrs Erta
" alike. were sadGeued to learn ue he-
death sympathy Is extended 20 Tie
brothers and sister
Fred eInkham Of -re nr:u Of P,nK
ham and PhiIhricA who has been
confined a. ms home wi-h severe
coid. is able To b. Ell his place Of lus-
.nesS.
Miss E.iiLncl DLltorl, VINO spra med
her ankle while coas1In- Few weeks
agn Is able To 20 10 school
Anti HANSON is quite sick WIFI =
bad cold and sca- throat.
T Frank Jennings is quite SICK and
mas been unable 10 go out fnr some
time
Mrs. Charles B&l-x rs suffering VIII
= severe cold
Mrs. A. z. Wilton aas been con-
tined 10 her pea with rheumatism the
past four weeks She Is able t0ssEsr
Ep Ir-Ile each day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
SIDNEY

EST-Ea-oId and Kenneth Keen :
v..g have been seriously sick wr-h
pneumonia are ginning
Mrs. r. a Taylor Of Belgrade roa4
is gaining from d -eceu1 illness.
Miss Dorothy swift has receive
word Hron her couAiG Private Basil
L Trask that ne Is III with Influenza
in a base hospital. Camp Taylor
Kentucky.
Mrs. William Newell Of Lahesnore
passed the day. Wednesday,, at thu
nome or MI and Mrs. L l. Swift
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Fl. Smith went
&c Belgrade MondaT where MIR. Smith
Is doing farm work for j. ". Penney.
Miss Paulina Wyulzn eft SATURDAY.
for East Gardiner Mass. after a ten
days visit WITH her parents, NJ
and ME-. l. r. Wymnn-
Mrs. George Richardson Is gain
ms IN health.
Word has beer received from
Washington. D. G., Of the death II
ME- Minnie AmDs. SISTER c. NisE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
cons VI. Rurnfcrr ~ Rurrfora To
night

The Cory basketball team VIII
journey 10 Ruuford today, where
they VIII clash with R1Imfprd high
While this VIII be Z hard game on
account Of Rumford's foo rules. the
Couy boys are going 70 work hard
and do their best - pull a vlc1prT
The men have been putting II q week
Of strenuous practice. FRIDAY 4 work.
on. Was held al the Y gym 10 get
usec ID q foreign floor. Tine fol-
lowing viii probably bc Coug.s LINE
- for tnniEht's game: hummer. Il;
Een1, #: Pierce. c; Knowles. Ib:
Brennan. RI. Beale and F1ewins VII.
also accompany the team. WHICH viii
leave the city by the way Of Win
tl1rop On the l. O'clock car. Bren-
nan should make a valuable add
tion I'd the outfit IS he Is fast play
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

GOSPEL MISSION: The regular sa-v-
ice Of the Gospel Mission viii he held
= p NJ II the vesr-y Of the FRS,
Baptist church All welcome.
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL James
H EcoD; 1a.5D subject An oper Mind
the Der1&nS of the Times 80 ? Al
vespe- service. Captain John Ezpe-
rlencs, Theological problem 80 SUBJ
-HcI, The Tenpsarion: Sunday scnnol
and U1sn forum At noon
TIE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
IST society viii hold nesringy SUNDAY
al ..N p. III and IN + NJ in G. a z
nal Mrs. Ma-v Hobne Jones. speaker
FIRST BAPTIST winthrop St Z <
PhiloruoE: Worship IND sermon ..
111u1,iun and r.cepr1Dn Of new members los..
a. L-M: ooys service with conference
reports Al 10; soc1al PRAYER wennes-
Gay az ID P. N
All Souls church Unitarian State
minister: 9.45 A. NJ, church school. TO-
A. NJ, morning service with anthems
b. the choir, sermon by the minister.
PEN~Ey MEAORIAL FEFE BAP-
TTS- church. FEY William r " God.
L, p, Das.n-: la:D a N N vorsi1ip and
church scnoois 62. c. Z. meeting, tie,
00ncerr Dennis uPcnesr-a; 10, Peoples
service. cer1m0niry sing male qQarre--.
sermon talk ny Dr. Wood N E1e-rjCy.''
10 p NJ
@y sTEET METHODIST
episcopal chu-cn Rev Wills l.
LAYTON. pastor: worship and com
nlInIoI. LID A III; church school, =
NJ Epuor-h league for vounC people,
$50 2. Ii, gospel service 1ar every
bod 10 P n 5ficia board viii meet
with Thomas {. Ing-zilzr1. Z Lincoln
street, MONICA. 10 P. NJ; prayer and
praise service Wett-lesCa- 30 ? M
MAtr- 9th chapter fur srudv.
WINTHROP STREET CNTv EE.sAL-
IST church Rev A Francis Waich.
minister. SundRv service q 1920 WIN
sermon by the minister rppic. The
school d y, forum al 7-154 Dr. TuD1s
viii Speak On Mexico.
SAINT RARNAEAS' church. Bangnr
street Rev. Y. Q. Anderson. rector,
church school. 3.I5 2 M, eyensong anG
sermon. $50 z. NJ
SAINT MARX church. Pleasant
street. Eev Y O Anderson. rector;;
,-epGua yesi1z.a 1olv communion, 80
4 M; church school frarish House.
40 a Nj. choral eucharist and SER
mon ito A N: evensone md sermon.
~ z. M Monoay, Feast of the Pl1ri-
ti.a-ionl: Holy coE-u.uniDI. trecLnrv
ei1apei), 10 - Al At Saint Marx s
Home. Tuesday. holy communion. $50 -
NJ FRIDAY, ma1inE, $50 A III.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society. VII
lMms street Service Fl 1e.:1. subject
Love Sunday school Tn.5o; rasti-
ReadtnC room AZ Christian Science
chapel open Saturdays from . Ia a-SB.
also lending library Of authorized Chris
rfHn sCiauce wElHES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

The Couy high school was not Ii
stsslon Friday III order u give the
teachers an opportunity 70 ATTEND the
conferences Of SECONDARY school pr,n-
c'pais a- the State House This facr
appeared &c have started q r-crnor
that some Of tns teachers had zone
On strike, but IrvestI-ancn showed
Clearly -aaI tins story was without
lounca-lon- The mistake seemed TO
nave been made II not giving rhe
sInoanLs nDucs 81 Least one Oar
Amend that the school was 70 be clos
ed THIS MANY. Of the Students CON-
LIZ from considerable distance CT
The electric ca-rs would not hare been
Obliged Id make the LrIp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

bean ana pastry dinner was served
al uoou II the afternoon The tnl-
lowing I1rararv prpgr1m was carried
cut: Address q. welcome by Mrs
Annie Clement. master Of CETton
Grange; response. l. z. Prent-ss Of
Benton Grange; pi.-slo Duct Mrs.
S1inciheid and Mrs. Conan: rac-ta-
nor. Mrs. B!Anck Watts; Al address
" NJ Tucker Of the department o.
AGRICULTURE vocal duet MRS. Plum
-n-r ana Nj F2illa-dsu- Of B-a-on
Grange; reading ey Nellie ROUND o.
Benton Grange, urlg1lal poem. Mrs.
George Lord: cloStcg song. There
we're rs present.
Mrs.. Annie Sparkling has returned
from d few DAYS s-ar VIII Relatives
II Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

GGy? Biue devils gD- you ?
~ s1~ SICK, r,tsirus, headachy,
ros. - G Remove the liver and
rye 7lizun winch Is keeping your
7ear Z II YOUR tongue coated, yrsur
ri. pad anG stomach sour- Why
ra- 4renc q. few Cents fa- = box Of
..s~.--a-s and enjoy the incest,
-4n4as- .a-a-ive-carharli you ever
-.--.le~i aucac2 Cascare-s never g,rpe.
-a@r or Inconvenience one like
al. c.- Calornsl or harsh Pills.
uTrE while you sias.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
ENGLISH GIN AND
VINE. CANADA BOUND.
STOLEN AT PORTLAND

Portland Ne, Jan 3r-Gran1
Trunk officials sta-ed -onigil: that ~
cases Of wine and cir which a--i7-
Il saere Thursday on tbs Steamship
from England and load
I'd into { box car for shipment u
Canada, had been stolen during the
night The suipmerc was valued AZ
2 boat s..an ID Canadian PRICES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
3rnoe ?. 8cy Scpu>s. Meets

A vel amended meeting OF T'ro..s
No. =, Augusta BOY Scouts. was held
Friday evening a. the vest,v OF TIM
IL s-hodist church. 10 Scouts being
present. The patrols were -e-org&n-
lied and three new Members wers.
aonnIrlec- All members wishing 10
60 OF the hike today VIII meet At the
High School building a. 10 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

I've members Of the Cuny High
1Is naEKernaI tsam which laf- en
1ne 2os train Friday afternoon fer
ak0wnegan 10 play the slrig' team
OF Inc high school there N the eve
ENG, mad narrow escape from ruigs-
ing the train TIE train was about
on tune and al the team members
puf TWO 90. aboard II locked as If
rne team might arrive az Skpwhe-an
NinDs two players. BIT ++ast as the
train was about TO puu OUT they pur
"a appeacance, much 70 the Jov Of
LLie other girls &c the tenn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Portland Man Gets Two
To -Four \ ears fer POfvgamy

Portland, Ne Jan Se-F-ederick ?,
Norris. aged o ,-aErs. IF this CRY,
was convicted % polvgany il the
superior court tDdar ana sentenced
from two 70 four wears II the state
prisD1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
AUGJSTALOCAIS
Frank 8. Southland OF this city passe
Friday N Bath on legal business.

4 aDoUldsri0g IRE was diacDverer
f1AAE evening IN the hazaUeut Of
rhe akalcaam & Dyer hardware srore
On Wafer street and was auick,v *
ringuished by one chemical. no dam
aee heinx acne- The fire was In an
underground space beneath III. fur
mace. where sums wooden beams were
snoulnering. The smoke wac seer
In the s.nrs and MI. Malcolm was
nofaded and he and Cnief Engineer
flny SmAl Immediately ven. 10 the
STORE and The fire was put Gut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

ana Water streets. has made fresh
supply Of his deLiclous naue-rnade
sweets That tasty ribbon candy IN
IL fGvurs L a big farur1-e WIKI eT-
e-rvoocv. Pearu- brittle delicious
fudge and old fashioned molasses
cardv are also On Lhe menu for 70
Gay Sc ad for 9zher sweets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

icisus Indian Rsps,- oranges eor 4sc.
ooz- IoGay. Fancy Gaming apples.
sislllen- lsI-uCR. Celery and ea-s-
flower The bakery department Il
well stocked Win gnnS things cuEr-
Tl--sl1g Parker House rolls. cellars
and cream -oi3sS Secure yuE- supply
81 old fashioned chaeaiares early 54e
n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

4 Ciiein1v skv's store fur v-Dnsza-
l. Offering coats and stills II gE1rIn=
va-lne TO-DAY. The CONSENSUS Of opII-
ian bears OH M rhs-aowsirv stats
nen- t-lE1 wise wa-ar VII pGr-
chase = eo2t now fer mex winters
l1sss- 4 word 10 the Wise, should b.
sufficient Warm. s-Tf.sh garments
~ SIS. So and S;;.a. 4 lot at EasAn
night robes tha- We're purchased SET
eral weeks a-g9 aE the low Ela1Es--
VII re placed on sale at .--le-a gen
line 5a-g21l- Ask 10 pc sapvn TIE
siIK Isle nose a. 5ttt. Pr Ii Ell colprs.
exceptional! Values. The ceIsprH1eS
-darIs 1alcE1l at &c tadav. For real
WARMTH ana eol[sri q long wooden
glove Cal : Be h.eat. So ana s1.5e :
pair Ask IA see nan
1E4en s S. and s. shoes al sAsS
-1Tsir~ ~ IT rtTEada.-~f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

Th- J. Z Farrell Co. advises thrift
shoppers ID secure III abundant sup
Ply 0f celenrGtad Wsar-R1itP- hose u
&c per PAR. = pairs tpr 45c. Pos
lively The las call Al this rock bot
tom prlce. ShaTkcIt inI1 runs
warm cashmere, 45c pa 4 heavy
COTTON swsars- with ar without poe
ksrs for only s1-25. Cheaper thar a
corEnn frock for the outdoor worker
Notice tns window display Of under
wear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

shot 3 fox under most pec1Iiar cir
cunsrancss bringing de~n Mr.. Fey
rard from tree some 20 feet from
tire ground
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
CLINTON


TIE -Unera1 services If Mrs, EurIce
christina Knight were held at :
g CLOCK T1Ersaav Afternoon from The
home Of her son Willis z knight
hl+v Frank Z " 7~ces-ar pastor Of
Brown Memorial Methodist church
ASSISTED ~ Rev Charles " Lowell g
former pas-nr Of the church oficiGr-
Lg. / arg number Of friends arG
Relatives w=re present and there was
b nro1-s.or of bean L. floral TT
pu-=s. ..IGslc.I selections ware reE-
derel n- Mrs. Martha Higgins ant
,drs. Jennie VI. Harmon Face .
Face 4uc sunrise WITH -oe Master
The bearers wee Fraak Richardson.
Carroll Robinson. jerome WEYMOUTH
Alpanrso Dixon. Tr1ermerr was a.
Village cameIe~~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Satur ay
Special Sales
tAa-rctsen1enH.)

ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
Buyer. please note -nzc the vAauos
listed n this cniumn a.e fur this ~
niy.l
Bow ditch " ebs1er Co are offer
Ln1 Yankee Girl hair ne-s for 15c
each-e for 25c-in q variety Of col
ors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31


To-Day ii L. L. Davis x Go. 1,o3 g
knee pants. extra special $3.50 grade.
tnr Sl1g: s. grade for sl.G9. Chl-
Eren' s knitted Jackets VIII collar and
bel-. ages 5. i ), II Old rose. brown.
cupea hagen for Sta Children :
kuit legg1ns. tying 81 the waist. il
white and copenhagen, STA Man :
black gloves, lug pl--., JUst The glove
Tor furnace work ana sitting ashes
made of black oil-cloch pieces from
automobile tops
H J Merrlck has JUS - winter
coats 70 be closed out rom S10.56
TO So. some genuine bargains
among them Boys heavy feeced
UNION SUITS style-S1.a9 We
mems extra good feeced hose. $50;
hucl1 towels, % 10 &c; b0ys" and
girls' sweaters a. Sc, s2.6s and
50 9s-tnese ere worth much more.
New elk popIin dresses at s11.9s and
S1..-9s. Also specials II SIX serge and
Jersey dresses
Securing . sufficient suppIv u 81
Ell, Il M ~iusberg corner Of Bridge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

Delicious peznEL bULtsr KISSES only
3Sc y 81 Towie's East side Pha.r-
NAV rndaT
Z. Locke Is 0versIcch=o VIII he
best quality sugar cured bacon and
IS closing II out by -ne strip al Sc
10. sax pork Is available u 2Sc h
See al Fancy apples comprising
BaIdwIus. Bellfiow ers Northern
Spies and WaEners. Nut-I1io or.
GRAPEFRUIT , for &c. Special price
on uara1 oranges -5a. IFS ana .0G
COUNT In the nea1 aepfarrr-l en-:
plenty OF native chicken ana fowl.
fancy veal. II the bakery depart
nent- AL tie Dsu2l deHcacies ana
baked beans and br9wn bread. Order
larry -o6aE.
swift s Turner Co, arg Offering
today, z o. aluminium tealyHftl-a
tDr Sa..2, a. double boiler s1.sg
Special bargain IL Tungsten .ar,apg.
80 AND 100 WAT. ) for STE. Brow,
sar--hen TEAPOT. 4 cap capaciT-. Sc.
At ALler'z today -aeN foIiowsnr
candy specials aIe offered Assor-aS
wrapped ca-amels in dellcious Savare
4sc, IL bars. They're mighty good. $50
10 The celebrated SchraTs ElDe
Banner Chocolates a. ONLY 54c N
Secure Eour Sundav s1pp7r early IL
the DAY
Drop IN 10 The Eag- side Pha--
macy, {. A Sheldon Prop. some
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

Securing . sufficient SUPPLY u 81
gar, II, NJ. >lnsberg- corner of Bridge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

Fsn- Goodrich has returned from
Visit NI-h relatives II Shownesan
Weather permitting there viii b J
s1ecia. meeting CT Clinton Grange
Tor ratfe5rgal -a-.lrdar svering Jan
-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

81 5Eaen s So and s. shoes al sA.ss
roGaw at J r. Eaiadeaas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

I Delicious peZnuL hUItsr kisses only
33C y Il TOWELS E.as~ side Pia.r-
! NAV LuGa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

Webhe- { Hewet- 1ffe- those de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

GOSPEL MISSION: The regular sarv-
fce Of the Gospel Mission viii ne helG
u ?. NJ II the vesr-y Of the Frs
II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

rafianie cieSza sic z tego. re do piracy
i z piracy ME potrzebuja uzywac pre-
}adOwanych tramwaj6w; wyjechaG po-
"a miastO ola zmiany, to ME dalekO /
ME diugo. Dziwnem przeto sic wydaje
jak niekt6rzy, majac wygodne i zdro-
We powietrze ME wiedza i ME y.lcq
wiedziec o tenn, tylko cos ciagnie ;ch
wciaz to do Avondale, Jefferson
Park, albo do Irving Park Tub te2
dalej. M6wia re mieSzkajac dalej Cd
miaSta, maja Zdrowe pOwictrze, DUO
miejsca i wygody - ale "a to pc cafo-
dziennej piracy w wypelnionych tram
wajach wracaja do dOm0w i po lada
zakupno wracac muSza do tego miasta,
kt0rego sic wyrzekli / kt0rem gardzQ.
Maryanowo niezdrowe! - m0wia ME
kt6rzy. Gdyby ME by}o zdrowe, bylOby
wiecej zawezwah do chorych i poSrze-
bow. w minionym roku by{o okOio 100
zawezwal do chorych n p~ogrzebOw 81.
Ma parafie liczaca okoiO 1850 Robin,
, cyfry powyzSze SO bardDO niskie i
Swiadcza jasno, ze Maryanowo to mic
zakatek Zapomniany i w~Zgardzony {;
DO otwarciu novel Swiqtyni Pahskiej,
| stanie sic ulubiona Siedziba czcicieli
Boga Rodzicy NajSw. Maryi Fanny A
jnielskiej. W tych dniach, kiedy wr0ci-
Ia do naszego miasta choroba influen-
~. zawezwah do chorych by&o zaledw1e
g, a p~ogrzeb6w ami jednego. Byl jeden
pOgrzeb Il to staruSzki liczacej 103 lat i
10 miesiecy - co znowTu udOwadnia jak
dfugo obywatele anonymously zyja
SCtE1iwa IA StarusZka to s. p. J01efa
GrabOwska, kt6rej pOgrzeb odby1 sic
z domu zaio5y pnr. 1852 No. Hermitage
ave. ubiegiej Srody, @ gOdzinie StcJ
rano. Y. Stanislaw GafaCz c. r., cd
prawii ~nab0ienStwo i ceremOnie pogr2e-
bowe poczem zwloki zmarlej prZcwic-
Zione zOSta{y IA cmentaTz Sw. Woj--
ciccha. Po}owy wieku tel staruSzki, do
czpkaf sic s. p. Jan Rywniak, zam. pnr.
1911 y. Wood I'll. Pogrze5 jcgo okazafy
odprawi} y. Jan Z1echlik G. r., w n
sysencyi y. HtanisiAwa Gadacza c. Il.
jako dyakona i y. Leonardo Tonga {.
r.. jake subdyakOna. Ma cn0r2e Spic-
lwaly: PAM .AgnieSzka KowalSka i PAM
Anastazya Ezop, pod dyrekcya p. An
tCnipgo Wiedemanha. KOnicc konceln
= MaryuHowo ME take zle, jak ludZie
90 Scbie przedstawiaja. NaleAy tylko
wyhupit stare cha}upki (cOttageS) /
pobudOwat bulynki okaza1e wedfug no
~woczeSnych urzadzen - wygodnc, ja-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

binetu ministeryalnego r-ial poWta-
rae ten okrzyk W gronie wspoiwy--
brahcow ludu polskiego.
Jesli zas go powt0rza, znaczy to
tylko,. re mad zmartwychwstala ME
dose jednak silna pc poitorawiet D.
wei niewola Polska, stoi p. Mora
czewski z matkob6jczym nozem W
reku, gotowym W kazdej chWili do
Zadania Jej smiertelnego ciosu.
Zydzi, Niemcy i Moskale spra-
wialtby W cody mad grobem Polski'
gdyby p. Moraczewskiemu i jego to-
warzyszom socyalistom / bolszeWi-
kom uda4o sic ten clos smiertelny
zadaG.
Ale zdrowa czest Narodu Pol
skiego, przedewszystkiem zas -
Wojsko Polskie portrait ten clos zdra-
dziecki odparowat i zatruty noz z
rak matkob6jcy w~ytracic.
(Warszawska ,,Gazeta Poranna" z
% listopada).
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kie MONA widzieC PREY ulicy Wood, pc
miedzy Cortland j Armitage ayes.
W Maryanowskiej granicy, PREY uli,
cy North ave-, cd R0bey az do Ashland
ave, z dniem ka2dym Zagniehdza sic
coraz wiecej zydowskich SHADOW, kto-
rych dawniej ME by}o. Dziwnym to zai
ste sic wydaje, re 0w nowy przybysze
robia szalone interesa, a naSze polskie
sk}ady awieca pustkami. Nasze gospo-
sic IaszczQ sic o cent lub diva taniej
a nd wiedza one 0 ten, re ten hyd ME
tylko ME daje i'm dobrcSo towaru, ale
w dodatku oszukuje ma wadze. Hw3aZ-
GA w skIadach rzezniczych. ri, gOSpO-
sic, pamietajcie o naszym haSle: ,Sw0j
do swego'.
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SPOR
PILKA METOWA.
do SyyegO

Dziewiqtka szkOly Sw. Trolley wygra-
la pierwsza swa gre togo ezomu w pill
Ike metowa. w ubieg}q srodc pokonala
dz~icwiatke szkoly Sw. Stanislawa 10
sikh Il rezultatem l. do 0. Najwieeej
odznaczy1 sic J. Golcc PREY rZucaniu,
gdyz wymacha4 az s%zesnastu pZeciw-
nik6w. GuSki, KOziOf, GOlec, Kuczek i
Kenar, najlcpiej ~podbijali. w przysziQ
srode, dAiewiqtka Szkoiy Sw. Trolley,
spotka sic w gre h dziewiQtka szkoiy
publicznej i'm. ,Ko$ciuSzki' W parku
puIaskip"n ma StaniSiawOwie.
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Wyjeidzaja do Kraju.

w dniu 26go stycznia wyjezdza
il do r~odzinnych stron nastepuja-
.cy obywatele:
Emil Kalcharski wraz Z iona i
dzie6mi, Jam Kanty Urbaf1ski,
Piotr Zkotorowicz, Mateusz Ku-
rzewskA, Jam Nowakowski, Fran
ciszek Battrta, Jozef Marek, Ma
ciei Dziadu4a, Antoni Kubala, Mi
chaf Peczek, Wojciech S1czurek,
Franciszek Rr1sin, Jam Nieckula,
Piotr Piorkowski i Jozef Kawiak.
Wszyscy oni zakupili szyfkarty
iak rowniez i wyrab5ali paszporty
/ zafatwiali Income Tax, w INA
nej powszechnie agency1 banko-
wei sprzedazy szyfkart oraz wy
syIki pieniedzy, OBJ. P. Mermel,
lo7I Milwaukee av., Chicagoi III.
Szczesliwej podrozy.
ID, Ogi.