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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08
JUST FOLKS
Copyright. 1890. BY Edgar A. Guest.
THE ONLY LOSS.


1t is better as it is, have failed but can sleep,
Though the pit in which l am now is very dark
and deep
l can walk tomorrows streets and can meet to-
morrow's men
Unashamed to face their gaze as / go to work
again.
i have lost the hope had, in the dust are all my
dreams,
But my loss is not SO great or so dreadful as it
seems,
For made my fight and failed, but need not
stink away
For I do not have to fear what another man
may say.
They may call me over bold, they may say that
I was fra.
They may tell dared too much and was doomed
at last to fail.
They may talk my battle DER and discuss 1t as
they choose,
But did no brother wrong. I'm the only one
to lose.
1t is better as it is. have kept my sef-respect
l can walk tomorrows streets meeting all men
head erect,
And man swear at me for the pledge
did not keep,
have no shame to regret have failed, but 1
Sleep
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Eff ;Mfcienf: $780,
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than the buttonhole. Set the bound
edges together, two by two, and
stitch down both sides, finally COW
ering the edges with binding. The
buttonhole strip is now ready to
sew on the apron.
Farmers Wife.--"We live near
railroad and sometimes one of
our cows gets killed by a train.
How can / can the beef, so that it
will not be a total loss?"
Answer.-Canned Beef.-Cut the
meat into slices which can be
easily handled and roast or boil it
slowly for 80 minutes. Then cut it
into small pieces, removing gristle,
bone and excessive fat, and pack
it into hot, sterilized Jars. Fill the
Jars with gravy from the roasting
pan if you have roasted the beef,
or with stock boiled down one-halt
if you have boiled the meat. Adj
Just rubbers and caps and sterilize
for hours in your washboiler. If
you wish to corn it first, follow
these directions:
Canned Corned Beef.-Dissolve
rock salt in water until 1t will float
raw potato, then plunge in the
meat, weight it down, cover the
crock and let stand from two to
four days-according to the degree
of sadness you like. At the end
of this period of corning, take the
beef out, soak it for 2 hours in
clear water to freshen it (chang-
ing the water once), then boil It
slowly for 80 minutes. Plunge 1t
into cold water, remove gristle'
bone and excessive fat; cut the
meat into small pieces, pack IT
closely into Jars, put rubbers and
caps into position, and sterilize FOR
| 4 hours in your wash boiler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08

"Nibsie Croaker," spoke Uncle
WiSgily, twinkling his nose in a
funny fashion. II don't seem to
remember you. And why do you
wish to get up in tree? DO you
want to pick green apples and
make yourself ill?"
"Oh, no, nothing like that" went
on the sad voice, and something
rustled in the dried leaves near
Uncle Wiggily's paws. 81 am Nib
sic Croaker. l guess you don't re-
member me, but I'm second cousin
to Bully and Bawley No-Tail, the
frog boys"
'Oh, yes, now / remember you,
Nibsie," said the bunny as a little
frog hoped out on the path. He
was called Nibsie, this frog was,
| because his feet ended in cute lit
tie toes, like the nibs of a pen, And
his last name was Croaker because
| he croaked.
"oh. dear!' sighed Nibsie Croak
err again.
Whats the matter?" asked the
bunny. why do you want to ge,
up in a tree if not to eat green
| apples?
81 want to get up in a tree so ]
can be tree toad spoke Nibsie
Il saw a tree toad the other dag
and he looked SO cute and nice
sitting on branch, high up above
the ground, and he made such 8
nice sound-so different from my
ugly croak that l want to be 8
tree toad"
tut! Tut" spoke Uncle Wig
gily, giving his pink nose an extrs
twinkle or two. you are all RICH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08
Bedtime Stories
For Little Ones
INV Howard r. Garts.l
Copyright, 1929, by Mcclure Nsvs
paper Syndicate.
UNCLE WIGGH4Y AND NIBSIE
CROAKUR.
(By Howard 4. Garis.)

Once upon a time, as Uncle Wig
gily Longears was hopping along
through the grass wondering what
sort of adventure would happen
him that day, he heard sad
voice saying:
ooh dear! | wish I could be like
him! What a shame that | have
to stay on the ground all the while
and make sorrowiul sounds! Oh,
dearn'
"Hum! 1t seems to me there is
trouble here, if / am any good at
guessing" said Uncle Wiggily to
himself. Whats the matter :?
Who are you, and may I have the
pleasure of helping you-that is, if
you aren't the Pipsisewah or Skee-
zicks?" asked the bunny gentle
man.
II am neither of those bad
chaps was the answer. II am
Nibsie Croaker, and | want to get
up in q tree" a
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Hawkins and the senatorship.

Editor Morning Journal: / Woula
be amused, if ! did not only 100
clearly understand the game, ana
the personal motive of those en-
gagged therein, at the effort teing
made to involve my name with as
pirations to be appointed United
States senator from New Mexico,
by any republican governor, VINO
may be elected, 49,
The most recent effort was the
communication in the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08

who tackled oil and hoped they'd
win, and now they haven't forty
cents to buy a stein of prohib gin.
/ see them sleeping in the park,
On benches comfortless and bare,
and when they wake some leaves
and bark will be their breakfast
bill of fare. Where one oil mag
nate lives in state, and has nine
banks on which to draw, a thou
sand losers rail at fate, and say
there ought to be a law. And so |
buy no oil well stock, nor heed
prospectuses sublime; along my
humble way / walk, and save a
quarter at time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08


The government hurriedly built Zoo ships dur
ing the and nobody will now buy any of them,
because they do not fill general service require
ments Let's buy and string them along the Rio
Grande for use in convention time and in winter
when there is not hotel room enough for visitors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08

as you are. Frogs are frogs and
tree toads are tree toads. Neither
one can be the other"
Perhaps / could be a tree toad
if | tried" said Nibsie. "All
want, to start, is to get up In a
tree. Then could practice sing
ing as the tree toad does
But how are you going to get
up in a tree to begin with?" asked
the bunny uncle.
"If you'd fix a little ladder for
me, out of wild grape vine, ] could
climb up, / think" said Nlbsie,
"and then could practice singing
as the tree toad does. Please
help me-"
"All right, will" agreed the
bunny gentleman. tBut no good
will come Of this. Each one is best
in his own place-frogs on the
ground and tree toads in trees"
However, he made a little lad
der from a wild grape vine, fasten-
ing it on a tree, Uncle Wigglly did,
and then Nibsie Croaker started to
climb up. .-,
At first the frog boy, who was
second cousin to Bully and Bawley
No-Tail, could not climb the lad
der. But at last he managed to
get up and then, perching hlmself
on a limb of the tree, which was
not very easy to do. Nibsie said;
Now listen to me sing, Uncle
wiggily." ,,
Nibsie took a long breath, puffed
~ won't
"Croakity croak, Croak OAK!
Poke! Soak" =,
"How's that, Uncle Wiggily? p
asked Nbsie, as he paused to eaten
his breath. did that sound IKE
the nice, cheerful song of the tree
toad?"
Uncle Wiggily scratched the end
of his pink, twinkling nose with
the brim of his tall. silk hat.
"Well-er-Sou see. Nibsie," spoke
the bunny, I'm not much of a
Judge of singing
The truth was that Uncle Wig
gilv did not want to hurt the little
frog boys feelings by saying hat
the song was jxst terrible-it was
only harsh croaking. OF course II
was all right for frog, but 1t was
not at all like the soft whistling OF
the tree toad.
"I'll try it again." said Nibsie
"At last / am going to have my
dearest wish--to live in tree and
sing. oh, listen to me again, I'M
Gle Wiggily," and once more ne
onened his mouth, puffed himself
out and went:
"Croakity- croak! oak! Poke
Soak! Gurr-r-r!'
"Well, of all the harsh noises
ever heard those are the worst
suddenly cried a new voice on the
other side Of the tree, up In whicf
Nibsie was perched. ION, VIVA
terrible singing"
who's making fun of my sing
ing?" asked Nihsie.
IL am! I, the Pipsisewah! That'
whov was the answer. ct came
to get some of Uncle Wiggily''
souse, and, here"
"Oh. you came to get Uncle Wig
giIy's souse, did you?" croaket
Nibsie, 'Well. I'll fix you" ant
ha gave a Jump down out of tn
tree and landed ker-thump! on thu
had old Skee, and scared the un
nleasant chap, SO much that he raj
away and didn't hurt the bum!
at all.
"Well, one good thing came Q
your trying to be a tree toad, MID
sic" said the bunny. you save'
my souse."
what l am not any more" sal
Nibsie. "The Skee told the truth
NV singing is very harsh. I'll jus
| croak as I was meant to do -.
Then Nibsie croaked happy lit
tle song, and the bunny gentlema,
bought him a cat tail lollypor
And if the needle doesn't try t
null the thread through the key
hole and get it all tangled in tn
sticky fly paper III tell you mex
! about Uncle Wiggily and tn
hastings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08
OIL.

1 know a dozen men who've won
snug fortunes by the route of oil,
and their financial cares are done,
they do not have to spin or toll.
They ride around in limousines, in
all the pomp men could desire, and
care no boot how many beans it
takes to buy rubber tire. And
when I see them in their pride, my
own sad outlook makes me blue;
l have a yearning pain inside
I'll go and buy some oil stock, too.
Then / remember countless gents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08

Once upon time Ali Bahia watching his
pigs industrously roofing. Clifford King came along
and asked "Why do those pigs root so?" Ali
Bahia replied "Clff, them pigs root to prevent in
rospection. The success of pig in life hangs on
his ability to forget the fact that he is a pig SO
them pigs, being wise. are losing themselves in
useful effort"
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Albuquerque Morning Journal Wednesday September 1925

denomination. The office is of little value to him.
Under the conditions the campaign will be easier
if Mr.. Field is not re-nominated. We would not
object to his being placed elsewhere the ticket
if he or his friends wish it so.
To promise investigation of rumors of bad
management and yet to re-nomnGte Mr.. Field
would place the party in awkward position.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08
SHOOTS CHILD THEN
ENDS HIS OWN LIFE

San Matro, Calf, Sept. u.
Thelma Lee. II years old, was shot
and killed while on her way 70
school near here today. When
Thomas Nelson sought in connect
ion with the shooting, was sur
rounded, he shot himself.
The police said Nelson, after
shooting the child, approached her
mother as she was boarding a
train for San Francisco and IN
formed her of his act. No motive
for the act has been found.
Iournsl Wa nj AdS hiring reauItn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08

An od-tme comedy was entitled "Box and Cox"
It might be put again under changed title of
COX in the Box"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08

In the four years since equal suf-
frage came into effect in Canada
only three women candidates have
been elected to any Of the provin-
clan legislatures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03

a twenty-ton chain-which no diver could
handle. Some methods are practicable for
a limited number of wrecks-all are linn
tied by depth and weather conditions.
But IL this latest method is practicable
there would seem to be no limit to it's pos
sibilities The results will be valuable not
only in the wealth of ages with which the
floor of the world is strewn, but histori-
cally scientifically and sentimentally. II
will be only question of time until the
bed of the seas has been combed
The invention is undergoing the test now.
and few days will tell the story. Is the
ocean to give up the treasures 1t has
boarded through the centuries? Or is the
floor of the world to remain a mystery.
The Lusitsnis on Its Way to the Ocean
Bottom Its Hulk, Which Has Been the
Object of Many Plans of Raising, Will Be
Subject of the New Method.
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September, and II
successful will be
con cluded e arly
in this month.
From the ma
ture of the wreck
and other circum-
stances, experts
are agreed that
raising the Isis is
a fair test OF the
system. IL the
Isis can be raised
any vessel can be
raised! w b 1 c h
will mean not
millions, but bill
lions!
An attempt to
raise the Lust
tania. which has
been the despair
of the British
Government and
of various wreck
ing firms, is now
being planned by
this method. The
Lusitania is In
270 feet Of water,
is about sixty-five
times greater in
displacement than
the Isis and in.
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the sandy DOtpom OF the sea
off st. Augustine, Fla, for a
sum expressible in 1--WE fig
ures. At this time he is en-
gagged in an attempt to raise
the vessel, for which work
former owners offered to pay
him $4,000.
The Isis, a 1S0-foot steel
twin-screw yacht of 700 tons,
was built for A. G.. Spalding
in 1902 at Newburgh, N. Y,
and was then valued at $780,
900. She was taken over by
the Government In 1915 and
assigned to the Coast and
Geodetic Survey. On Feb
ruary %, 1920, while on her
way to South America, she
was sunk by a submerged
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dredge off Anastasia Island
In forty feet OF water. The
Government tried to raise
her, without success, and
then sold her as she lay to a
syndicate that spent thou
sands vainly. 1t Was from
this syndicate that Saliger
bought the vessel, pinning so
much faith to his invention
that he was willing to risk a
considerable sum on the
realization of the value of
the vessel and her cargo.
The Isis is fitted with silver,
bronze and brass, and as a
wreck is worth over 100000
for junk. Instruments, the
Scotch boilers, a cargo OF
paint and other things bring
the total value close to a
million.
Work was started late In
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inflated pontoons the vessel rises to the
surface. 1t can then be towed to drydock
with the pontoons supporting 1t, or can be
patched and repaired and pumped out on
the spot.
The importance of the collapsible pom
toons is that, not being rigid, they are in
no danger of crushing the ship, and can
be used in rough weather as well as calm.
Further. being small, they are an applics-
ton of the unit system-a system now used
in constructing with great success. Among
the accessories of lesser Importance are
the sub-sea vision scope, sort Of inverted
periscope, that enables one on the surface
to see under water for a distance of several
hundred feet; an acetylene underwater
steel cutting torch, and the inductance
process for locating sunken ships.
So mucn for the promising new scheme.
But is IT practicable? VIII the moles bur
row successfully, will the pontoons lift
their tons to the surface? VIII divers be
able, in the new armored suits, TO with
stand the tremendous pressure Of 50O-foot
depths?
In word Will it work? sits pretty, but
is 1t art?" sang Kipling ironically. sit
sounds good, but say divers and sal
vagers.
Whether 1t will work or not is soon to
be seen. The inventor is putting his
scheme to a supreme tesla test admit
edly severe II he succeeds in this, ship
ping men admit that there is no reason
why he cannot raise practically any ship
ever sunk. No wonder the inventor Is
backing his invention with his own hard
cash In order to provide the test.
He has bought the Isis, now lying in
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calculably more valuable. Yet. because of
the unit-system pontoons, it will be just as
easy, the inventor thinks, TO raise the
Lusitania as the Isis-but will take more
time and money. He estimates that he
would need 1900 pontoons. six burrowing
machines. twenty-five divers and two
months time to raise the Lusitania
Other methods of salvaging are numer
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Gus. One Is IN the ma
ture OF a gigantic
dredge. automatically
operated, Anoth err
neccesitates the cut
ting of a vessel into
small sections. Stili
another would require
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When Sufficient Number of the Air Bags
Are Adjusted the Signal Is Given 20 In
fate and the Hull Slowly Rises to tbs
Surface and Is lowed to Port.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
APPEL 0 Pomoc Ola
Ofiar Huraganu.

Otrzymalismy telefoniczna via
domoSc Cd X. Aleksandra Knit
terra, proboszcza parafii p. w.
Sw. Konstancyi, re w parafii je-
go przeszfo A. familii zostaio be-
dachu mad gsowa, wskutek zeszio
nicdzielnego huraganu. Familie
te So ubogie, niemajace srodkow
do ~odbudowy swych mieszkan,
ktore Il niektorych prawie do
szczetnie ~zostaly zniszczone. A.
by przyjsc tym bezdomnym o.
iiarom, pozbawionym dachu mad
giowa. z natychmtastowa pomo-
ca, miejscowy proboszcz sam po
czal kolektowac pc domach "a
mozniejszych, parafian i roda-
k6w Z innych dziclnic i grosz
ten zcbrany obr6ci ma korzysc
poszkodowanych.
Apcluje sic zatem do serc ro-
dakow naszych, ktorzyby re-
chcicli zioayt ofiare jakakolwiek
ma ten eel, ably skfadali swe datki
ia rece tamteJszego proboszcza
x. Knittera, pnr. 4o10 N. Mans
field ave. w tyrn takze celu cd.
bedzie sic jutro wielkic zebranie
wszystkich poszkodowanych do
tknietych ia katastrofa. Odbedzie
sic ono W sail parafialnej Sw. Kon
stancyi, o godzinie 7ej wieczo-
rem, a proszeni sq ma ME take
wszvscv ci, ktorzv posiadala II.
brania jake niepotrzebne, obu-
vic l,fb kapelusze, DO ci ~nieszcze-
sliwi utracili wszystko. Spodzie-
wancm Jest, &c wsPania}omySlni
rodacv zrozumiejq ten APPEL / jak
najrychlej przyjda Z pomoca ma
tcryalna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
EXTRA!
POLSKIE WOJSKA WYCINA
IA DO NOGI DIVA REGIMEN
TY BOLSZEWuCKIE.

Warszawa, 80 marca. Podczas
atakowania frontu polskego ma
Podolu, bolszewicy poniesli wiel-
kie straty i musieli sic wycofae z
pozycyj dotad zajmowanych. Maj
zacietsza toczy sic walka IA Po-
dolu W okolicy Rzeczycy i Kolen-
kowic, ma pofnocny wschod cd
Mozyra. Podczas ataku ma linie
polske wojsko polshe wycieto do
nogi diva regimenty bolszewiche,
zabra4o niewolnika i sztandar Az
regimentu. Moskale ma wszystkie
sposoby chca wyszukac sfaba stro
ne W polskiej linii bojowej ataku
ia rownoczesnie ma wielu punk
tach, ale Polacy trzymaja dotych-
Gas swoi front.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
Notatki
Reportera.

W biurze Macierzy Polskiej Otrzy-
muja wiadOmOSc cd p. Craine, Supe-
rintendenta ola Holy Nome Society"
re prawie oOdziennie 81 wypadki sA-
DOVE matOletnich, kt0rymt trzebaty
sic zaOpiekowaG.
ROdziny katOlickie, kt6re chcialy-
by przyja6 16 letniego Polskiego
chIOpca do swegO domu, MECH sic
zgEosza do biura MacierZy Polskiej,
1857 W. Division utica, Chicago, Ill.
TeIefon Monroe 1903.
SposobnosG dla dobrego sic wfah-
ME nadarza. Prosimy wiec jak nal
rychlej SIG zgfost6.
Dzisiejsza Chicago Daily TriDu-
ne" podaje artykul redakcyJny pod
tytulem ,,Polska WoJna", W ktorEns
zwraca uwage ma fakt, re wszystkie
dotychczasowe przedsiewziecia Allan
tow prZeciwEo bOlsZeWlKom Konczy-
" sic fiaskfem, MONA sic zatem o.
bawiac take, czy i PolSka ME ponie-
sic obecnie kleski. u racyi tel kry-
tykuie to pismo Aliant6w, Re ME So
zdecydowani ami ma pokoj ami ma
wojne z bolszewikami, lecz wdaja sic
zawsze W iakies takie przedsiewzie-
cia, kt6re kryia W sobie W ra7ie kle-
ski wszystke pO1aczone z mia fatalne
nastepstwa, W razie zaS zwyciestwa
ME obiecuta z niego zadnych wido-
cznych korZySci.
Artykul Jest dzfecinnfe powierz-
chowny 1 tendencyjny.
= q ;
Jak silnym byl przedwczorajszy WI
cher, MECH iako przykiad postuzy
fakt, se wagon towarowy z 1900 fun
tam4 {adunku zostal porwany z toroW
koleiowych " Mslrose Parku rzu-
eony o stage koIeiowa, czterdztesci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

BacznoSG Skauci No. s. q. w. P. -
Ia wiadamiam ze oddzia} Skautow
No. s w parafii Sw. Trolley, odbedzie
posiedzenie W czwartek W sali ivy
k{ych posiedzeh dnia 1Eo kW7etnia, n
godzinie 7mej wieczorem. 2 powodu
waznych spraw kazdy Skaut jest OBJ
wiazany bye obecnym. Czo'em o.
czyznie. - X. T'arka, skautmistrz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

stop Cd torow. Wagon zostaf czeScio-
wo zniszczony. w innym wypadku
wiatr porwaI fortepian z gruz6w re-
zydencyi Jana Garcia, Fam. pnr.
1885 Nottingham ul. i rzucil tako--
wynn o wiecej niz pol ,,bloku" da-
lei. Try siostry zakonne re Zgro'
madzenia ,,Pracowniczek Pana Jezu-
sa" odniosly pokaleczenia, kiedy kla-
sztor, W kt6ryrn enthusiastically, 20
stall uszkodzony podczas onegdajszej
bury. Siostra NJ. Karolina ma roz-
bita glove i z~najduje sic W stanie kry
tycznym. Siostra NJ. Alfalfa odniosla
mniejsze pokaleczenia, a Siostra NJ
Nichalina ma zwichnieta noge.
Wszystkie zabrane zosta}y do szpita'
Ia sw. Elzbiety.
: o =
Poczawszy z dntem dzisiejszym,
3Ogo b m, rozpoczyna sic W sail oo'
Franciszka Skarpinskiego pnr. 3Oo9
W. 22ef III. bezpiatna szkola obywa-
telska. W kt6rej rodacy beda mlel,
sposobnoSt korzystania. 2 przygoto
wan, ably p6zniej bez trudnosci u7y'
skac mogli obywatelstwo. WykfadV
te odbywat sic beda W kazdy wtorek
cd godziny Tel do gel wieczorem. In
struktorem bedzie poczatkowo p. MI
chaf K~luczy6ski.
Dwuletni chlopczyk Leon Jawor~
ski, zamiesZkaiy z rodzicami pnr
1913 Tell pl., zosta} fatalnie pokale'
czony W glove W wypadku, jaki mia'
miejsce onegdaj W zaulku W poblizu
domu. Bawiac sic z innymi ch4opczy'
kami, wpadl przypadkiem pod ko4a
towarowego automobile, kt6rym kie
rowa{ Wiktor Pilewski, Fam. pnr,
1852 Milwaukee ave. NieszczeSsliwe-
90 chiopczyka zaniesiono do domu
rodzic6w, gdzie przywofany lekarz
opatrzyI RAINY, poczem polecil ode,
sfae go do szpttala ~powiatowego,
gdzie lekarze SENSATIONAL pekniecie
czaszki. Znajduje sic on W stanie
beznadziejnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
Zniszczenie w Parku Polonia Grove.

Process Edmunda Szajkowskiego, pre-
zeSa upadiegO banku Fidelity" W A
vondale, rozpOcza{ wczoraj pred Sc
dzia KerStenem W Saddle kry-
minalnym SzajkOwski o~skarzOny o de-
.fraudacye. Sprawe tn prowadzi asystent
~prOkuratOra f. c. Niemeyer. Obro6ca
SzajkowSkiego jeS tadwokat McCabbe z
Joliet, wps6lnik C. c. WiMiam'sa, kt6ry
pred paru tygOdniami zmar&. DziSiaj,
jake pierwszy re Swiadk6w przesfuchi-
wany bedzie p. Bartkowski, aptekarz z
AvOndale.
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Micha1 Radzicki, LEGACY lat "a, 20
stall wczoraj W ambulansie policyj-
nym przewieziony do szpitala powia-
towego. Cierpi ON cd kilka miesiecy
ma gruzlice (Tuberculosis). Lekarze
! ME maja nadziei utrzymania go PREY
zyciu.
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Pomiedzy Elzbieta Hinc i jej mai
zonkiem, prowadzacym wyszynk pnr.
! 500 N. May ul., ~przyszlo wczoraj dc
awantury, z kt6rej wywiaza&a sic
b6jka. Mezulek, kt6ry ME m6gi
znieS6 bezustannego gderania zony,
schwycil "a butelke cd piwa i uderzyl
mia W glove swej malzonki z takim
zamachem, re musiano przewiezc ia
do szpitala powiatowego, gdZie leka-
re zeszyli jej rane. Wojowniczego
mega czeka surowa odpowiedzialnosc
pred sadem, gdyz zoneczka pc Cd
zyskaniu przytomnoSci W szpitalu Pc
wiatowym powiedzia}a, re mu tego
ME daruje.
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,,Lutnia' dziafajace PREY parafii sw.
Kazimierza urzadza We Srode, dnia
| 7go kwietnia b. r, zabawe przystep-
nego roku z r6znemi niespodzianka-
! mi. Zabawa ia odbedzie sic W sail
| klubowej Mccormick PREY Blue
Island 1 Oakley ave. PocZatek O 60
dzinie Sci wieczorem.
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