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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-30
Stecher and Caddock 70 Decide Ttle Tonight SPORT
SPORTS
Bod Martin, A. E. F. Champion Has Made Wonderful Record
Akron Fighter Has Won Eight Knockout Victories Since His Return From the Service-Men Conquered
 Not After Dempsey Yet
ny JAMES J. CoRBETT

The youthful Bob Martin is sweeping through the battling ranks in fashion highly reminiscent of Jack Dempsey
 The Akron, o. heavyweight, who the championship the F. bossomed into the professional ranks after his return to the United States months ago. His debut was modestamost unheraded But the way which the youngster has been performing stamps him truly able rnpman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Just Uncle Wiggy passed the tall silk hat the sidewalk
along MI Whtewah the polar bear gentleman He rushed
to the tall silk hat and picked Don't do thaP cried
Uncle Wiggy why not? asked Mr. Whtewash Because that
April Fool ha laughed the bunny Some Of the boys put
there with brick under it thinking would be ooIedf Mr. White
said; This bought it and carrying home. with my
pocketbook also. in the box But the bottom dopped ou
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Uncle Wggy got up and started down the street Pretty soon
ne saw on the sidewalk tall silk hat "Oh hop thought Uncle
Wggy to himself as he spied Jimmie Wbblewobb duck and
Charley Crow, rooster chap, peeng from the Store
FC no! They think they're going fool way There's
big brick stOne under that tall hat They to kick
and stub my paw Oh mol I've April that way before
I'm TOO od rabbt to be caught again III lust right bYr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

,here are YOU going with that sugar bowl Uncle Wiggly2
asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy she came in the breakfast room
cakes "hat you going to do with sweet
sugars? Uncle Wggy laughed and twnkled his pink nose Ah
ha he exclaimed you thought you'd catch but you cant
Fools day and there IS not sweet but salt
bowl Pm going empty near the front
door 81 wouldn't fool youI That isn't salt" said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Uncle Wggiy empied the sugar bowl in the
porch surprised Sammie Leta the boy rabbit
and Johnnie and Billie Busha the squirrel chaps and
begin to scoop up their paws Look ou That's April
Fool salt Nurse put the sugar bowl play joke
M" said the gentleman at isn't sal-iP sweet sugar.
said Samme the like ice Oh,
bowl It's goodT Uncle Wggiy felt very queer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

After Uncle Wiggily had empted the sugar Of the bowl
thinking was salt he went back to his breakfast Nurse Jane
him Sweetenng for his carrot pancakes 81 wouldn't play
April Fool joke you, Uncle Wgg" she said. No, but
will I'm sure Then he started down the street All Of sud-
den he met Jackie and Pee Bow Vow the puppy dog boys Look
behind YOU Uncle WiggyI cried jackie "Oh ho laughed the
bunny you want to look and then you'll say April Foor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

sudden along the coaster wagon which
riding Curly and Foppy Twsta the Pigge Boys They were
headed straight Uncle Wig Look behind you'll Look behind
your Jackie Peet kept barking "Oh ho You can't April Fool
ne said Uncle Wiggy Then the coaster wagon bunked into the
rabbit gentleman and upset like Dear me thought
Uncle Wggy his tall silk bounced off, "a being April
Fooled whether Ike or not But IN not get caught AGAIN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Wg after he had taken sip of what he thought chocolate
soda Oh trolley ca and he danced around dropped the glass
and knocked his tall silk hat the floor The goat gentleman drug
g didn't know what TO think The two little girl clerks held
fast to each other they wouldn't faint "Oh dear squeaked
mOuSe girl dd you give Uncle Wggy that glass the
II wasn't soda; it April Fool red pepper solar she said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Wfggy strange Whitewash told him
about the tall silk hat Gust to think said the rabbit gentleman
himself chat his hat with his pocketbook full of money
rpased right by it. never knowingl thought April Fool
Uncle Wgy went in drug store kept BY goat gentleman and
asked for Something drink my two little mous girl clerks seem
very busy talking; VIII wait you myself said the goat druggist
.And here IS GAS Of chocolate all drawn and Ieady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Chow in the world did you draw glass April Fool
red pepper soda, and leave where would give it to ceWg
gy2" asked the goat gentleman druggist Of the little girl
clerks "Oh answered one we thought the bad old PpsSewah
the Skeezcks might and wanted April either
both of Them with hot red pepper. We very sorry Uncle
Wggiy drank the soda Uncle Wggy laughed Then
drink Of water to cool bis mouth .. fooled after all said he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

UNCLE wTccnY DID NOT WANT TO BE APRIL FOOLED. HE
THOUGHT HE WOULD BE VERY CUTE BUT ACCIDENTS
HAPPEN-EVEN IN DRUG STORES Oh, DEARl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26
MORE PRACTICAL EDUCATION

INCREASED at the universities and coleges as
well as in high schools throughout the country 50
n marked that the of considerable comment
n az the chief why Oregon called upon 70 vo
Aore funds educational institutions IN the May eleee
IT, nonuarzing education has caused many more 70
fInue with the higher branches e;++od for
v few professions and the arts Today the increase Is au
ee IN nracca education the professional technlcai
70 advantages offered. The high schools too
have broadened giving wider technical and trades h
a te In its colleges and Pendleton IN ts hgh scnoo
.re nreenng examples this of the trend toward
in practical education The reorganzapon q
the high here example 1t
nermts of high school diploma and supse1
yether with knowledge OF farm machinery anu he'a anu
Woodworking practice. ,.o - a., ;+g hrancbes
~ Schools mining forestry agriculture ana an H
nhysica education teachngal are recent hgn
establishment cost the state money pu
sn already citzenry returning lar more than
Interest on investment
Seattle is planning honor its soldier dead with $2oOOt
memorial 1t the form of bronze statue Pendetons
idea is not confined yet to foreign countries alone
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26
THE MIGRATORY BIRD LAW
OLITICS and outdoor. sports have become badly mi
in Oregon. The fish and game commission has b

OLITTCS and outdoor sports have become badly mixed
in Oregon. The fish and game commission has been
~ side the other of controversies and
the laws concerning have Jokers
oratory example of this situation which rght
is timely eoa.al
~ Most of the the union have submitted to the federal
law regarding shooting migratory birds Because OF
treaty Canada and the habits of these birds zones
United States have been designated with UNIFORM
came law which N conflict with the federal law
~ The according to constitution takes
ar law of anv state contradiction. The state law how
ever ignored The federal law opens the season ths
eo an September year hunters who had ducks
were confronted authorities and told that the state
does not open until Octeber1 -ai /. q, !,
closes the season December 81 pu e
makes January 49, Persons hunting during TINS
violate the federal those who hunt between September
~ and October danger ARREST by state ofcas
With thus in the danger zone hunters TINS
sio feel they unduy They using all ln1u
ce they bear to have the state 10
spveregnty follow that AS yet the sale MOI
hnsued dand Stepped down.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26
HARDING AND THE TARIFF

EN ENATOR HARDING stirred something in financial
circles when he announced that he would attempt to
revive the tariff diseussion elected president of the
United With his usual line projects
appears that would only keep United
States political intercourse with the rest of the world by
jeng the league of nations and the treaty
Ing would seek to restore the high tariff of the republican
old guard which would shutof to America the markets of the
nperd. lse sxen tfs seat 4f s2s Ns.a SAT-
The United States at this time creditor to most Of the
During the extended credit to the
European and its trade into channels de-
veoped considerably This all tended to bring into the
became plentiful the currency
became inflated * eSAeAa9Ls ef ae.l -ta. .tJe
Europe other portions of the world which
off their debts with products
market in this country More gold will not feed
high tariff that keeps out their products
will prevent them from paying ,stt-
high authority the financial published by
banking house of Henry Clews Co.. of New York.
of Harings tariff PROPOSAL 1T has not been
there general that revival
of foreign trade is essential to
if enable foreign debtors OF the United
settling their obligations in this country
The the candidate takes this question merely an
evidences of his lack of progressive characteristics
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26

ENATOR HARDING stirred up something in financial
circles when he announced that he would attempt tc
revive the tariff diseussion If elected president of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26
PRINCE MAY PAY $40
TO VISIT IN HONOLULU

HONOLULU, Aug. 26.-Uniess red
tape is quickly severed, the Prince Of
Wales when he arrives here August
30 will have to pay $40 to Uncle Sans
pocketbook. Under a recent passport
ruling, British subjects. are forced to
pay that upon landing. The princes
isit Is not official and will be with
put ceremony.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26
NO EXCEPTION WILL Be
MADE FOR LORD MAYOR

LUCERNE, Aug. 26.-(A. P.)-
Premier Lloyd George IN a statement
today concerning the case of Lord
Mayor MacSweeney OF Cork, whose
condition is grave due TO his hunger
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26

sister today. II regret to hear that
pain is reflected on you by your
brothers determination to starve. but
it is impossible for the government TO
make an execution in his case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26
- ac.sAlat the FIead's

= a. acute subisct 10 frequent "colds
4eps Sssd" viii ana that the use s,. 2.
HAfISI's cAT.AEEHH .sss5,s MED.cttSSs tSs BIood
l15,o sS3Sdsr them less liable 20 colos-
seneated attacks OF Acute catarFh may
Halls g SATAdREMs Ia sess naehbssh nshToish tie blood
<n intertnasro rta.,rous surfaces VI the System
NJ prussists &c TestiThonia1s osnasarrh st that
.,HagyeHys cArARRH MEDICINE VIII n0'
egrs T. chsnsy & Co. Toledo OHIO. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26

strike. i'm Brixon jail, London. said in
substance that whatever the conse-
quences, the government could not
take the responsibility of releasing
MacSweeney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26
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subnsnss psily .ns sim.-wesKiy. as
.HE'F ORBooNfAN kuBLibHrNo 90,
HEaeFso st tns postoffies "a psndis-
81. oreScn. - ssoond-uiAss Dafs
m sALR IN oTHpR crTIns,
k14eestsI Hgtti ~ews HfsnA psrtiane
oNH VILE AT
wass,nston. d. e.. pursaa ser pour-
neDtb -svset- ". "
= me@ses ~ sss Asss~issee Ps~s.
Tne Associated Press 10 exclusively
uUIftied TO the use for republication of
al nswe dispatches credited TO II or
bot othsrwise credited In this paper
and aieo the local nsws published here /
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-26

%F%Fss sssiss v ss5ie 1
-
tRy Frank L station. )

(By Frank L Station l srs.sss ssA-
Life has been goin the onesomest way
All the world seeming dreary
But the meadows snan' if with the May
As came from campmeetin with Mary
All the world beamin' with love an with light,
Hills lookn' an streams flnshin' bright,
Birds in the branches a-sinEin- jes right
AS came from camnmeotin with Mary,a .tao
What did for the world and its gold-~
She my side like a fairy? #
Love had jes' all that his arms cared 10 hold
AS came from campmeetin' with Nary
The green o. the world an the blue the Skies
JOY for life's sorrow an songs for its sighs,
A kiss from her lips, an the love in her eyes
AS came from campmeetin with Mary,
Copyrighted for the East Oregonia
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-04-28
Pastime Theatre,
Manning, S. G..
AMUNSDEN is HELD
PRISONER BY ICE

Washington, April 26.-The Amund-
sen polar exploration party in the
steamer Maud is ice bound at the
mouth Of Kolyma river, Siberia, and
awaiting an opportunity to sail south
ward, it was indicated in radio dis
patches made public today at the navy
department, Amundsen, who discover
ed the south pole, apparently abandon
er his attempt to reach the north
pole.
The expedition left Dixon island, in
the White sea, early in September,
1918, and had not since been heard
from until the navy radio station at
Cordova, Alaska, established COM
munication with the party recently.
A dispatch received today in answer
to message to the Cordova station
asking for all available information
regardin gthe polar party said that a
messenger had started south, and that
Amundsen intended to take the steam
er Victoria at Nome, Alaska, for Seat
tie, but that the time would depend on
when the expedition could get clear
of the ice
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-04-28
OPPOSES PENSION BILL

Washington, April 26.-In the dis
cusslon Of the pension bill in the
Senate, Senator r. D. Smith took oc-
caslon to express his strong opposi-
ton to certain provision in it, be-
sides his disapprobation of the gen.
eral tenor of it as whole.
The section which he particularly
attacked provieds that any widow Of
a federal soldier who had served in
the Unio narmy during the Civil War
Tor period of ninety days in any
capacity would receive pension of
$3O per month no matter how MANY
times she had been married or di-
vorced since her husbands death The
only restriction placed against the
"lfc receiving a pension was the fact
OF a present living husband or a di-
Vorce for misconduct Of the wife.
senator Smith called attention to
inc TACT that widow of the Civil
war class, no matter how many times
martially removed from her soldier
husband, would receive n pension,
while the soudiers of the world war
received no pension except their in
Surance, for which they had to pay.
ne noted well that the pensions for
'he civil War were borne by tho
"holc country and benefited only
section, whereas the burden and bene-
hts OF pensioning in the case of tho
world war would fall on all alike.
senator Smith said the whole pension
ing system was wrong because Of
po'ltlcs. Nearly sixty years after the
civil War the pension appropriation
IS Dy lar greater, he said, than it
was twenty years after and the fewer
the numbers to receive pensions the
greater the amount.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-04-28
FIGHT THE CABBAGE WORM
WITH ARSENICALS

Clemson College, April 27.-In
spite of the fact that the cabbage
worm is not difficult to control the
annual loss from this pest is 81 ,3O0,-
600, or one-tcnth of the value Of
the entire crop. Repeated expert
ments have shown, says George P.
Hoffman, Extension horticuturist,
that i.ot only this pest but most
other cabbage pests can be best con-
trollcd by arsenatc of lead and Paris
green.
If Paris green is used it may be
applied wet or dry, preferably as q
spray, at the rate of one pound to
80 gallons of water. Applications
of this spray should be made soon
after plants are set and as often
afterwards as necessary.
Arsenate of lead is now rapidly
taking the place of Paris green and
other arsenicals, is preferable for
many reasons and has not increased
in price as Paris green has. Ar
senate Of lead comes in powder and
paste form. Two pounds Of the
powder to so gallons of water OF
Bordeaux mixture should be used
-Four pounds of the paste is needed
to so gallons Of water or Bordeaux.
Applications Of Paris green or ar.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-04-28
NOTICE

n me next examination for securing
ieachers' Certificates will be held ut
1he Court House on Saturday, May
lst' 1920, beginning at 8 O'Clock. 4
great shortage of teachers has existed
inc past year, and we want as many
apphcants as possible to help supply
thc deficiency. This is the last ex-
animation under the old law. Hence
forth a State Board of Examiners,
VIII pass upon the applicants fitness.
Remember Saturday, May LIST 1920.
14-4t. Co. SUM ftdmcot;o,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-04-28

senate of lead can be made with alb
soiute SAFETY even after the heads
are formed, since the poisons disap-
pear from the plants almost COM
plctely within two or three weeks,
or even earlier with heavy rains.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
r
(Napisala DR.. H. e. G6reCia).

" jednym z oStatnich artykul0w pi-
SATAN o blednicy, dis podum pare in
formacyi - chOG W ogiednej tylkO / z
k~oniecznoSci ograniczOnej formie o wy
rahOnej W nadpiSie SlaboSci, bardzo cze
Stcj u kObict - zwfaSzcZa niczamcz-
nych, a Szkodliwej bardzo Ola dzicw-
cat m{odych. trafiajaccj sic MS nawet
u dzicci. W kt0rym to oStatnim wypad-
ku wSkazujc ona dalSUc Stany patolOSi-
enc. jak ..vulvitiS'. lub. ,.vaSinitiS"
spOwodowanc prZcZ nSzkolzoniC, ME
czyStc %utrzymanic. paSorzyty, lub tcz
pruz ..gonOrrhra".
Wydzielanie sic $luzu charaktcrySty-
CINE W tel SlabN5ci Jest wazna Oznaka
choroby ..pclviS". jest dow"dcm. re
funkcyc n0rmaInc danyrh czr$i ciala
ulcSiy z%akl6Ccniu, 90 StaG sic mogio h
przyczyn r6znych. zapalCnia. obrazcnia
i / p. p0wOdcm mOzc tel bye rak. polip.
nowotwory r0zlicznc. .DIpalcnia micjScO
we. uiewiaSciwe ~pO{Oacnic Organ0w po-
SzczcgGlnych i t. d., wCSuric, jak "a
ZnaczOnO ..gmlOrrhca" Oraz ChrOni-
cznc dhEi$zy GAS trwajacr nicwia-
&ciwe funkryonOvanic orgnnUw innych
S~aSicinich. uciSk ich. ObCiaAenic,
nadwerrHcnie i [. D., 60 SprowadZa ~
Siabicnic i wycicnczrnie caicSo woS6lc
ciala.
.~.LHucOrrhra" ME mrHi bye Spow"'
dowana l0kalncm jukicmS zaburzcnicm.
czrSto hardzo u dzicwcHat hywa ona
SpUwodVwnna nicloruEwujcm ogdlnyIn,
niedo~tatccZncm uIzywianicm. hrakiCm
dohprSO pOwictrZa, WipOwiClniCh wa
runk0w piracy i I. p, hywa wteiy row
nocnSna Z ancmia Ng6inq, a tOwarzy-
sly lei tel cZC$tO ..chlOruNiS" blcdniCa .
stan TAXI Og0lnc wytwarZl oSiahicnie /
wyCiciicZcnic Ciala ChOrl tract &C.
r., SLY, hClcjnO mega juwiC sic r0Z-
matte ciCr0icnia ChrOnicZnC. n Sdy stan
0w zaCEnir sic We wCZcSnyCh lataCh
zyVia trivia dtuZSzy GAS go latwO che
IN popaSc mOic " SuchOty. CiaiO hu-
WIEN wSzClkim >ialsp&ciOm polatnc /
przystcpnc Sic stale. Wada Scrcn. ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
ZaDOWiedZiN Medicine.

Bracia i Siostry w towarzystwach
meskich i zenskich, koScielnych i
rarodowych, oraz wszyStkich or
ganizacyach polskich jake istnie-
ia zarazem ~wszystkich Polakow
i Polki, ktorzy ME So W towarzy-
stwach, abysmy wzieli czynny
udziai W tel wielkiej manifesto
cyl z naszej dzielnicy.
Punkt zbornv w niedziele Q
godz. 1890 pred koscioiempa-
godz. 1890 pred koScio}em pa
ralialnym PREY S. Whipple ul,
czolem do W. p ulicy, skad u
danny sic wspolnie pod kierowni-
ctwem naszych marszaikow do
tramwaju Kedzie, poczem tram
wajem Ogden ave. udamy sic ma
miejSce przeznaczenia. Dlatego
upraszam wyzej wymienionych
o rychie przybycie ia mlejsce
wyznaczone jakotez upraszam p.
p. chorqzych oraz prezesow to-
warzyStw aieby przybyli ma czas
7e swoimi sztandarami i wogole
wszystkich, ktorzy sic czuia Po-
lakami, aby uczcili swoja obec-
uo$cia tax wanna chwile jaka
przypada obecnic.
]. V. Strasinski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dda wIAmy -DAIENNKA CHICAGOSKIEGO", prowad1ony
oyginAlnio pr9oz Rodakcye pzy laskAwym wspo4udziale sPecyalnych
DIR. MCHAA C. COY specyalnos6: choroby wewnetrzne, nerwo-
we, ditetyka;
DIR. JozEF J. FAX - specyal nose: po4oanictwo, choroby dzied 1
wcwnetrne:
DR. HELENA J. GORECKA - specyalnosG choroby kobiet' dzec !
Polo&netwo;
DR. JAN ]. LISS - dentystyka.
Ddas zaw1era artykuy tresc oG0LNo-POUCZAJACEJ W ddedz-
mic DhOwtn; podaje sic tez odpowtcdH n a pytaRA, nadsyiane pzez a.
szych Cytelnik6w, IeB tyIko take, kt6re OGOINIE moga bye traktowa-
NO; ZAPYTAN 90 DO OSOBIsTYCK, INDYWIDUALNYCH WiPAD-
K0W, ORAZ PYTAN ANONMOW YCH ME ODPOWIADAMY W T1M
DZIALE, JAK R0WNIEH ME PoUA AYE SIZE RECEIPT, AM ME WKIlA-
GA Sic W ZARZ4DZEN1A LEKARZY.
zapytania nalcty ADREsOwAC DO REDAKCY1, DOLACzAJAo
zNACZEK 2CENToWY; zwracat ,e MONA do kt6regokolwiek z wymle-
ntonych lekArJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
BACZNOSC
I'M, 7. K. ORDONA.

.Wszyscy Sokoli i Sokolice Cd.
No. Is I'm. !. K. Ordona oraz
dz;atwa Sokola jak meska tax /
zcnska maja sic stawic do Zwiaz
ku Polek pnr. 1909 y. Ashland
ave, O godz. Il:30 rano w ME
dziele. dnia p sierpnia skad uda-
my sic ma zbiorke naznaczona
przez Naczelnika Okregu. Wszy-
Soy maja obowiazkowo stawic
sic w mundurach uroczystych a
CT ktorzy takowych ME posiadajs
to po cywilnemu.
Zarazem zawiadamia sic re
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie Gniaz
da odbedzie sic we wtorek dnia
"a sierpnia w sprawie polaczenia
Ia ktore obowiazkowo maja bye
wszyscy obecni. Posiedzenie cd
Dedzie sic o godz. $50 wieczor.
w. Wieronski, prczes en-
M. Osada, sekretarz:
S. Wankat, naczeInik:
H. Krzyczewska, naczel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
PYTANIA ODPOWIEDZI.

T. l.. -- Matka ma suclIoty: jakich
Aroik0w u~Strohno&i uhyG. 10y dzicciC
uchrGnir cd nahycia tel choroby:
Dziccir ME powinnO spac w tenn sa-
mtm h6hku Z matkq, powinno o lie
muznn&ci mice }6hkU oSobnr i IOk6j
Sypialny Uldzielny. Matka mic pOwinna
calUwaG dZi~'ka. DziCcic naiciy try
mac jak najwilVrj ma Sioh"u. Swiczcm
powictrzu i okywia@ dG,rzr.
PAM Marta SkOiczyhska, Chicago. -
Lckurz, do kt6rcSo PAM kicrujr zapr.
TAME. ME nalcHy do gTona ~lrharZH
MISREPRESENTATION naS2CSO Dziaiu Xdr,
via. prr>zc tcly oznaCzyG Il"
20 2 naszych lckarzy. PAM Hapyrujc i do
iqCzyG znaCzck > cCntOwy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
FACZNOSc POLACY WETE-
RAM z ARMII l MARYNAR-
XII ~AMERYKANSKIEJ.

Obowiazkiem kazdego Polaka,
b. lego lolnierza i marynarza jest
stawit sic ma wymarsz W PREY
sz}a niedziele. Tu chodzi o to a
BY wykazat procent Polonii w
Arnii ! Marynarce Amerykan--
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tvch kolegow, kt6rzy brazil IL
dial w ostatnim wymarszu do
pcmnika KoSciuszki. aby ME tyl-
10 sami sic stawili, lecz kazdy
pfzywiodI kilka zuchow re SODA.
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pclnym mundurze, z wszystkie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

wfa&ciwe funkcyonowanie watroby, kon
stypacya d1uhszotrwala $500 to inne jcSz
cze stany, kt0re s~przyjaja w~ywlqAanlu
sic i trwaniu ,,leucorrhei'.
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d w~ydzicliny 50 krwawe i nicmi@cj wo-
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czyn. ja&ie smboSG omawiana spOwo-
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ME skutkuje, nalezy OSubie chOrej po-
Starat sic jak najrychlej o dok}adnc
1badanic i wySwietlcnie przyczyny Sia-
buSci IA potem lcczyt sic Starannlc po-
dug Otrzymanych oil lekarZa wskaz0-
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"a uStapiG - z og0lna poprawa trybu
Hycia, lub urrgulowaniom fnnkryl or
ganGw angaacwanych: zwyklc popra-
VA Ug6lna Stanu zlrOwia wyStarczy
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jo&li nicna takici pOprawy, Il .,lcuc0rr-
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mUAc bye i powahnym harlzo. leczo-
nym bye tcz p0winicn hCHZw}"Znie /
kumpctcmniC. ME prZcH z%nachorki,
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