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The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-03
FIRST STEAMER OF SEASON IS ENROUTE TO NOME PROMOTERS ABANDON PLANTO OPEN SEATTLE YARDS
COMMITTEEMAN SAY INQUIRY
 HAS DEVELOPED INTO FARCE

WASHINGTON, D. C., June B. The members of the special senate committee appointed to inquire into the manner of conducting presiden- tial preferential primary campaigns are becoming thoroughly disgusted with the proceedings as a result of the disclosures made. Following q bitter attack on Eugene C. Bonni- well, in which that witness before the committee was accused of being a character assassin, one of the members of the committee this morning announced his withdrawal from the investigation, declaring that the inquiry had degenerated into personalities. There has been no violation of the federal law, he said, for the reason that there are no laws to violate. He informed his colleagues that he was tired of the numerous charges and counter charges which had taken up most of the time of the committee since tho commencement of the hearing.
 More of It.
 Senator Pomerene, Demorat, of Ohio, has asked the senate to au- thorize the investigating committee to extend it's inquiry to the presi- dential and senatorial campaign which will end with the general elections in November.
 Papers Produced.
 w. B. Burtt, assistant to William Cooper Proctor, appeared before the committee this afternoon, having brought with him to the committee room a formidable bundle of books and papers purporting to show the contributions to the Wood campaign. There is only one more sub poenaed witness on the list sum- moned by the committee and tenn porary adjournment of the investi- gation is expected not later than tomorrow ! Palmer on Carpet.
 Attorney General Palmer appear cd before the committee yesterday afternoon, being the first of the presidential candidates to make a statement to the investigators. He sought permission to address the senators in reply to the charges made by Bonniwell to the effect that he (Palmer) had sought the support of the liquor interests and had permitted violations of the dry law in order to win votes. He de ] clared that the word of the witness should not be taken as evidence be- fore the committee.
 1 No Extra Session.
 i Senate Democrats have been as sured by President Wilson that he will not call an extra session o1 Congress during the summer unless there is grave need of such action The senate today concurred in the house resolution for adjournment or Saturday, the vote standing A flo, adjournment and "A against.
 Mason Stands Pat.
 1 Bernard Baruch has written let ter to Congressman Mason, Repub ,lican, of Illinois, demanding that he submit evidence in support of hi: charge that Baruch "stole fifty mill lion from the Government in copper ialone." Replying, in public let
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-03

The members of the Yukon Order of Pioneers attended church in Ed gle hall at Dawson recently in a body.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-03
TROOPS
 TAKE PERSIAN CITY

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 3. = The Persian legation here has been advised of the occupation of Te- heran, capital of Persia, by the Bol- sheviki.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-03

ter, Mason said that he would amend his statement to read two hundred instead of fifty. The evil dence desired by Baruch, he said, is already before Congress in con- nection with the war expenditures investigation.
 Postal Pay.
 The postal pay increase bill was unanimously approved by the lower house of Congress today. If passed by the senate, the increase will be- come effective on July first and will add approximately S33,000,000 to the postal payroll
 Merchant Marine.
 The merchant marine bill, which was reported by conference yester- day, was sent back to the commit tee today by the house, following a ruling by Speaker Gillette to the effect that the committeeman had exceeded their authority in making olornoc
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-03
Hospitals for Soldiers.

The construction of five hospitals,
 costing $1O,OO0,OO0, for the accom- modation of war veterans, is author ,ized in bill which has been re-
 ported unanimously by the house
 buildings committee. The hospital sites suggested are North Pacific coast states, Rock Mountain dis trict, Southern California, Atlantic coast, and Great Lakes.
 .~. America Interested. ..-. The United States will be unoffi- cially represented at the forthcom- ling conference at London between Gregory Krassin, Bolshevik minister iof trade and commerce, and repre- sentatives of the supreme council. This announcement was made today by officials of the state department Railroads Warned. The interstate commerce commis- Ision has issued warning that penal provisions of the interstate com merce act will be invoked unless the
 railroads of the country comply with
 orders designed to relieve the freight
 congestion.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-03

Nenana, the Gateway to Mckinley
 National Park.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-03
Costs Explained.

Secretary of Commerce Meredith informed the senate today that the high cost of wood pulp timber and newsprint paper is due largely to the decimation of Eastern forests. Three -ffths of the national timber, he said, is gone, and the consump- ton now is four times the growth of new timber.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-03
TEMPERATURE

Thursday, June 3.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
The Republican Ticket.

For President:
WARREN G. HARDING.
For L. S. Senator:
SELDOM l.. SPENCER.
For Governor:
ARTHUR n. HYDE.
For Congress:
CHARLES l.. FAUST.
For Representative:
SAMUEL F. 0'FALLON.
For County Judge, First District:
". J. GLASS.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
WIN. r.. BISSETT.
For Sheriff: ~
ALBERT W. SEEMAN.
For Assessor: -
PERRY W. RAMSEY.
For Treasurer:
SEBouRN CARSON.
For Surveyor:
SAMUEL LOUCKS.
For Public Administrator:
NINA WRIGHT.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03

Lee Greene and wife have return
ed from an absence Of week in Colo
RADIO, and wen bet dollars to dough-
nuts that the public will hear, in the
near future, Of a big land deal that
Lee has pulled off.
Don't fail to attend the Street
Fair and Carnival In Forest City, this
week. September 2, 3 and 4. And by
all means be there Friday, Sept. 3. and
see the parachute leap from an air
plane, 5000 feet high. The Oregon
Concert Band will furnish the music.
It. r. pcbley, X. NJ. Guilliams,
Smoker Fritz ldekcr, J. r. JeMar,
S. r.. Judy, Guy Robbins, Dan Lipps
and several others from Craig and vi
entity were in Oregon, Wednesday of
this week, attending probate court.
BLOCK BROTHERS, of st. Jo-
seph, desire TO announce to the people
of this section the arrival Of the Now
Fall and Winter stocks Of Mems,
Young Mems and Boys Suits and Ov-
ercoats, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings.
Also Womcn's, Misses and Girls, APP
parel, featuring many specials for
those who will attend the Fall Fcsti-
val in st. Joseph next week.
Rev. Doughty will preach at the
Union school house next Sunday, Sept.
3, at 2:30 y. M. His subject will be
"rhe Best Good News
--Jabors Welton, chauffeur FOR {,
u. look, lcf, Wednesday Of this week
for Alexandria. MINI, in order to
bring the folks home, in u few days,
For Sale or Tradc.-liousc and
two lots in Forest City; house Is feet
square; smoke house, poultry house
hollow-block cave, good cistern; build
ings all six years old.
GEORGE KING,
Cameron, Mo,
There will be an ice cream festi-
val, given by the Marion Local Mis-
sionary society, at the Marion school
house. Saturday evening, Sept. 4. Nv
erybody invited to come and have a
good time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
INV in Jail.

Clyde Young, age IS, of 500 Marie,
Mich, and Leonard Mitchell, Of Ca
bDol. No., broke into a box car in the
Napier yards Friday last Aug. "a. and
laid in supply OF shoes. They then
went 10 st. Joseph, and while trying
to dispose Of the goods were picked up
BY Burlington Detective Seaman.
Sheriff Crouser was notified, and
they were brought to Forest City,
Sunday, by the detective, who turned
them over to Sheriff Crouser, and they
are now in jgl here, awaiting action
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03

Young Bulls For Sale.
Red Polled Stock, all pedigreed anu
registered. -
C. A. ZACHMAN.
Oregon. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
NO SYSTEM CAN BEAT BANK
But a Certain Old Lady Surely Threw
Scare" Into the Monte
Carlo Authorities.

Lord Rosslyn, and other freauentsrs
racklng their brains to invent q sys-
TEN TO break the bank" may MS well
save themselves the trouble. for, as ii.
Blanc. founder Of the gaming tables.
once truly said: "Red wins some
times. black often. hut Blanc (white)
always. mud In defiance of every sys-
TEN human ingenuity can devise"
"There never has been system"
the directors said TO mn Interviewer
not long ago. according TO London An
swcrs. (which has given US mo-
mcnts anSlety-save one. and that
old lady who had frcquented the
tables for years She had noticed that
nj roulettc|ccrtnln numbers always fol.
lowed each other. Thus, u the Group.
Tor spun with the number nine opposite
him, 20 was certain 10 be next; and
II zero was In the same position, 81
would surely follow After checking
her observations day after day. she
began TO play. and won-won In oil
3o,OOO francs. breaking the bank
three times. The officials were In de-
spur. VI. Blanc was summoned from
Paris, aud. ms n desperate resource, he
persuaded the old lady to part with
her secret for 1O0Go francs down.
The So ret wns absurdly simple
nfter NIL. The roulette wheel had be-
come warped by the heat and was not
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
Alfalfa Seed and Timothy-S.. Jo-
seph prices. Brooms. Salt. Flour, Ba
nnR1nG

con, Tobacco. You know we save YOU
money. Ask your neighbor to tell her
all she knows about US, and then you
tell her all you know about Us, too.
And you will each be shocked at what
you tell each other--dont keep an,
secrets, especially about orr prices. We
have Bacon that will please you. Cof-
feel say. Vinegar Oh. yes. Have
you tried our Pie Filler. l5c worth
makes five pies; alb flavors. 100
loaves Of bread each day--why? Some
people away over in Andrew county
found out about our Meat and Flour
and the prices and quality suit them.
You know what you are paying for
salt. Well, then, see US. You might
ask about Syrup, too. Nonsense, you
don't need to pay 55c and soc for a
pound of Coffee. Silver King Wash
Boards. Coo. Our Shoes wear well.
Borden's Eagle Brand Milk for Babies
and Children. We sure think We have
the Washing Powder you need. limo
thy sowed right on the top of the
ground, in stubble, fields, weed fields
or anywhere would do well now. We
have the seed and save you money.
Plenty of Alfalfa Seed. Call up or
come in. We now have new ship
ment Of Flour and have reduced the
prices. Wcar-u-Wcll Shoes and Rub
Der Boots will give you the best ser
vice. Smallest of profit. Bring your
Vinegar jug here. We have the soap
you need. We can't help but say once
more. TRY our Bacon II is fine.
Five bushels OF Coffee don't last long
here. It's cheap. good, too.
I, takes about 100 loavcs Of
Bread each day to feed our
family of customers. Have you
tried IL? Our Canned Milk sells fast.
We told you our Flour was much
cheaper. but the best in the county.
We look for you all to come in each
Saturday and between times, too.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
--Nuzum's Ferry Boat
is now making regular
trips across Missouri Riv-
er at White Cloud, Kans.

One of the best loads Of porkers
on ,oday's market was consigned by
NJ. o. Patterson from Holt county,
Mo-, where he carries on farming and
feeding extensively. The load consist
ell of go head of red hogs, averaging
223 lbs, and sold at the packers top
price at $l4.95. Mr.. Patterson Is u
regular patron Of this market and has
been for several years.-Stock Yards
Journal, August 20.
-
MULES FOR SALE.
A good stock of 2-year-old Mare
Mules always on hand. -
NJ. W. CONNOLLY,
White Cloud, Kansas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03

Robert Montgomery DUNCAN had
a party on his third birthday last Sat-
urday. About fifteen of his little
friends were with him from 4 to 9 in
the evening. They had q lively time.
Some Of the grown-ups WHO were in
terested helped Roberts mother, and
they all seemed TO think It was sue
cess. 5
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03

T. T. Wilson and family for several
days, returned TO their home in Trip
lett. Mo, the latter part Of last week.
W. W. and 7. T. are brothers.
George Overlap, daughter, Miss
Mary, and son, Madison, we're taking
In the sights in st. Joseph, last Sat
urday. s0h14
Harry Hcersema left last Sunday
noon for Firth, Neb., where he ex-
pected TO visit day or So with rela-
tives, and accompany his wife back
home in their car the first of the week.
Mrs. Heersema has been with her
mother, who has been quite sick for
several weeks.
Misses Dorothy Bridgmon and
Margaret Mckee are in Hopkins, Mo-,
this week, visiting with Mrs. Ben
Kelly.
Tom Smith was down from Skid
more last Sunday, visiting with Mrs.
j. w. White.
Nathan Adams, one day last week,
traded his old reliable Studebaker car
for a Ford.
Mrs. Jennie and Marie Helm and
Geo. Mckee, who have been here sew
earl weeks, visiting with Mrs. A. W.
Ginning and other relatives and
friends, left last Friday evening for
their home in Chicago, III.
Miss Opal Graham. of Arkansaw
ncighborhoOd, was visiting with Miss
Vera Davis, last Sunday.
Miss Marie Shepherd visited last
Saturday evening with Mrs. I'm ny
Hayes.
Mrs. Bert Frances and daughter,
Miss Roth who have been visiting
with Mrs. Ohio liinklc for several
days, left last Sunday afternoon for
their home in Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Mrs. Henry Schoonoycr went Ia
81. Joseph, last Saturday morning.
where she me, her daughter. Miss
Edith, who had been visiting with rel.
atlves in Maysvillc, Mo, and accom-.
panied her home.
Mrs. 7. J. Bridgmon wa, VII ne
with her mother Mrs. Nate Fikc, In
Mound City. last SATURDAY.
Melvin Palmer was stunning in
ST. Joseph, last Saturday. Ask him
Tor particulars ~ To how he got homo.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Walden and
MIR. and Mrs George Wilson drove nm
TO Clarinda, Iowa, in the formers
wbo,o No.. "s. ,hu'',lay morning
,be r,ir Ivy 'P'"' '"' nay at'"ndlng
Nj. u,,. p...,., -,..,
Mr. nnJ NJ usianu was VISITING
lie ins, Sn,n, I v" 49,, L"Snl'r an" iam-
Mr. nnJ a., ', IT,, ' s.nS
bnv. hoon ,,i go, go 'un nnnloieh VINO
for several JaYv G a,, r ,, nan,prel
nftcrnoon tor m,s l"s' saturday
Iowa, WV" "'"' w n"''o'fg'
MIR. md ur. = u w.,,
have been visiting .o,oraI " 'in,, WIZ
Mr. Walden. h,",Las c,i, u"ys WIN
and family les, The i;rs, nS ~. "a .,,"e,,
for their homo !, E,i,r,aia VI .ne "s,N
and MIR. &, n Wai,,en 800 iva. mI,
10 their home go "enp onr"ule
West, visiting srvc,', ~ ,oS W. 'he
son in Wyominy wh.r. , ~. VII ~, y
a number or nInc,. nr 49,, ns''e,l
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03

-Aut and Ida Curry, who have been
on the sick list, but not confined TO the
house, are now better.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03

For Sale-A good wood saw ant
engine, combined. In first-class condi'
tion.
FOSTER-LOGAN MOTOR co.
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WI. Herr.
Plebiscyt ma Mazurachi Warmii W Swietle FaktoW
b. PrzycLyny poSrednie.

|. Wuina Prl>ki h l~rulS2rwikaml by
Ia jednym 4 gi6wmych czynnik0w. ktO-
~ paraliznwat bardzu pnwaAnic pOlSka
pracc a~Sitacyjna I'D tcrcnie. MiejScUwa
praSa nicmiecka ZapiSywaia pa ten
teuat cate fanny. PrzeiStawiauo Pol
Skc jake krdj uiCna$ycOncgO impcrya-
Iizmu. kt1ry chcc innc narody ujarZmic.
SyStematycznic wpajanc klanlStwa "a
szczeplaiy sic powoli " duSze mazur'
ska. Polacy byli zhyt krcpOwani, by
mogli SkuteCznic OIpieraG kfamiiwe a
taxi. Niency micIi W tym w~zgleizic bar
do %uiatUiOna Sytuacyc - wojny i'm
prowadzic mic wOlno - mOSh vice
czynic zarzuty PUlSCc. IL prUwadZi woj
ne zabOrcza. Lud mazurSki natomtaSt
Stojac ma zbyt nlSkim pOziomie wy
hztaicenia. sam ME jest " StAnie wy
rUbic Sobie wiaSciwcgU Sadu, hrytycz-
ME mySlet ME umie. WUjna, jako TAXA.
bcdac .juz dis rzcczq niepUpularna, W
szerukich masach ludOwych. dzialala de
moralizujacO ma o~Ciezaiy umys{ gbU-
IA (chfopal robotnika mazurskieso.
Kalde niepowodzenic ma froncie pra
81 niemiecka. zaprawiona pOlczaS woj-
ny ~<wiatowei. w ogfupianiu ludnOsci.
~tl1maczyIa Ia naSzq mickorzySj. &c
ieSzcze chwilkc. 4 Polska. jake pai~
Stwo. iStniec przeStanie. WOber tax bez
~krytyczncj IuinoSci. jaE mazur>ka. kt5
rel W k0fko kazdy pOwtarza}, to Same
fdtwu zrozumicj. IL bardzO pOwahnv
proc. oko|c 80 procent ola Polski pre-
pablo.
-. DziaIduwo. jake najDlizszy punkt
SciSIe Ubserwowany przez ludnOst ma
zurSka Z GAIA swQ goSpOiarHa admin
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PYTANIA l ODFOWIEDZl.

S. X. pyta o hygieniczne Srodki
ostrolnoSci, ktjre musza bye zacho-
wane PREY chorym ma suchoty.
Odpowiedi: Mieszkanie powinno
bye wolno Cd pylu, kurzu i mozll-
vie n~aiczesciej przewietrzaue, male
zy jeduak unikaG przeciag0w. Z
pokoiu, W kt6rym znajduje sic cho-
ry. naleiy usunaj dywany, obrazy I
utrzymywaG go W stanie absoluthej
czystcSvi, przeproWadzajac Cd CA
SUI do czasu gruntowna desynfekcyr.
Glory poWiuien specific kilka godZiu
dziepnie ma otwartem powietrzu -
bez wzgledu ma pogode; W chlodne
dnie trzeba go jcdnak cieplej ubrac.
JeSli chory czuje sic bardzo osiabio-
ny i zmeczony, nalely umiesciG go W
hamaku. Tub W ruchomym fotelu.
Naleiy pilnie baczyc. ably cherry ME
plut ma podioge. ale W s~pecyalnc pa
pierowe pude}eczko, kt6re cod2ieh
musi bye dawane MOVIE. Stare zaS
natychmiast palone. Palenie papie-
ros6w surowo jest wzbronione. Zad-
nych fizycznych Gwiczcn, kt6re pOcla
gaia "a SODA zmeczenie. ME pONin-
no sic ro5iG. Ubrdnie powinno bye
welniane. ale ME zbyt ciezkie. Cia'o
chorego naleiy co dz'eh obmywat
gabka. umoczona W |lctniej wodzie Z
alkoholem.
X. T. CO rozum;emy przez ci$nie-
ME krwi'
Odpowiedi: CiSnienie krvi yale
" Cd kurc7onia sic serca, Cd e.asty-
czno:ci Scianek arteryi / Cd oporu
naczyn w'oskowatych.
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&1b
y
Z Konsulatu General.
nego Rzeczypo,politej
Polskiej.
1909 N. Ashland Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
O~sTRZEZENIE.
E

Konsulat Generality otrzyma}
wiadomoSc z Konsulatu w Pitts
burghu. re niejaki A. P. Grodzki,
rzekomo kapitan wojsk polskich
,~,gcneralny delegat i komisarz
radzuyczajny Polskiego Tow
Czerwoncgo Krzyza ma Stany
Zjednoczone i Kanade", ktory
zbiera pieniadzc ma Polski Ger
wcny Krzyz, dotychczas ME
przedstawi} dokumentow legity--
m~acyjnych i peinomocnictw lad
nemu z przedstawicielstw pol
skich w Ameryce. Ma wezwanie
Kosulatu Pittsburskiego w ozna-
czonyrn czasie ME zjawi} sic, "a
wiadamiajac, re przedstawi swe
peinomocnictwa w PoselstWie
Polskiem w Waszyngtonie. Po-
nicwaz A. P. Gtodzki dotychczas
ami w 4adnym Konsulacie, ami
W Poselstwie sic ME pokaza}, ma
tomiast pewnego dnia znik& Z no.
telu Fort Pitt" w Pittsburghu,
gdzie mieszkai, prEeto Konsulat
Generality ostrzega pred sk}ada-
MEM ma rece pana Grodzkiego ia
kichkolwiek skladek W mysl o.
kolnika Ministerstwa Spraw "a
granicznych, ktory zobowiazuje
wszystke osoby delegowane po--
"a grantee kraju do zg}aszania
swei misyi w odnosnem Posel-
stwie, lub w Konsulacic.
Z. Nowicki,
kon>ui Generally.
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Ii koaiicyi, IL takich ~warunkach Cd
byty plebiscyt bCdzie komedya. Mazda
akcyc r~Jzpoczynano 8lIl6znO.
G. UwaSl og0lne. u powyhei przyto-
cz0ych fakt6w 'atwo Drozumiet. Ii
ulebiScyt M Mazurach i Warmii, Cd
bywal sic w jaknajgorszych ola has
warunkach. Jeieli Nicmcy. SkutkiCm po
gwafcelia wszelkich ZaSad Sprawiedli-
wOSci i r0wnOuprawnielia. tolerowa-
nych przcz komiSyC ~aiianckQ odnieSli
z~wyoeStN7o. ME znaczy to ~jeszczc. II
krai ten W w~iekszo&ci Jest picmiccki.
Tylko Ma OVERWHELMINGLY terror ME
miecki GRAZ partactwo i latanina ko-
misyi W spraNach Zasadniczych spra-
WHY, IL so proc. ludnoaci polSkicj, ma
StraSznna brzbronna ulegla przcmo"y
i odda{a CLOS mic wcdlc sumicnia. lccz
go knuta prrfskiego. OSwiadcZali ~
c2eSto Mazurzy. wober naszych wSp6l-
prdrUWnik0w. kt0r2y z pogardq utraty
z.ycia Szli pomicdzy lEi mazurSki. by
micif Stowa prawTy i picrwSzy kagn-
nice oIwiaty n%arclowcj. lIiStOrya dial
$40 loSy dziejGw wykaza doStateczniG,
IL Mazury i Warmia to ziemie polSkic.
7smicSgkaIc wprawdzic przez ludnU5i
pulska, lecz poSiaIajaca VdrG5na pSy-
chnlogtc.
O~lS1tyA, dnia - lipca, 1870 r.
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Ill.
DokOicEeniCr.

.. NictCrem0wi. kt0rzy pzybyii ma
-h~owanic Z Nicuicc CprZeSzto 100
O0OD " o>tatnich = ]tygodniach JoStI-
Ii Ea~przc=nicci Go rydwanu rOh",y ha-
ka~IyStycEucj. P~IcjmUwani przcz VIA
dzc i orSanizacyc ~miejScCwc ma fcSty-
mach i suto tra&towani alkUholCm. do
~pI$zczali sic " ua>tcpSryic ~karySOd-
nyrh ~wykroczch przeriw Polakom. TO
,~hzieunic nutowauo kilka wypadk6w
srubCj SWawrIj. W pnwiatach OStrJdz-
Kim i Ol>ztynSkim pOdczaS mOcnyrh
uiqadtw Pvlary " chronic Aycia byli
zmuSzcmi uiyj hrnai palnej. siuthiem
"zcgo byio trzech zabitych pU strOnie
ticm.ecktCj.
~. Plebi~cyt, zyli SioSOwanie wy
pa,iio skurkicm wyzcj pr~zytoczonych
faktGw dla PclSki ~niekOrzystnie. Go
l4ym uviehczeuiem ~niemieckiei piracy
p~lebi>cytowcj Oyly licznc nuduzycia
wyborczc. pOpe4ntnmc w dniu giUSowa-
nid. AtGrc same pOwinny wy>tarczyt,
10y p'eJi>cyt unicwazuij. SetSi prote,
stow. ~zc,,rauych przez komitet Inazur-
Ski. nj ,wo-luia ralzie amba>ador6w W
Paryzu. IL komi>ya puetepOwala z kacr
-vIua lchkumy&lnoSciQ. SkutGtem cHego
giUSVwauic tract pUd>tawc prawnQ.
Pol>ka. zadajac ]pleOi>cytu ma Ma
2urarh / Warmii. ME kier"wafa sic IA
borczym imperyalizmem. chciala. czy,
MAC zJdoIc Sprawiejliwv5c. zjcdno--
azyt wSzystkic ziemiC. zmieSzkaie w
przewazajacej liczbic prsez POlak6w.
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PODZIEKOWANIE

Najserdcczniejszc podziekowa
mic sk]adamy w~szystkim krcw.
nym / znajomyru i ~wszystkim
kt6rzy wzieIi udziaf W pogrzcbi>
matkj n~aszej sp. Wcroniki ku
szyhskicj, a mianowicic: Wiel
ksiczom kuszyhskiemu. Dcmbin.
skicmu, Swietkowi. kowa!czyko
wi i Sztuezce, organi5cic kwasi,
grochowi i tym co nieoli trunne
4 mianowicic panom +. Szumnar'
skicmu. ". Kuszyiskiemu. NJ.
Nuszyiskicmu, \. Kamihskicmu
+. Muszyhskiemu i \. fanny.
tym co nadesiali kwiaty. ."lcszczc
raz dziekujemy wszystkim stare
polskicm Bog zap}at".
" smutku po9rqzonc:
Franciszek. Jozef ! Anna.
dzieci
(Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
JAk zABENIECzYC sIE PRED
INFLUENZA.

Ma nadchc dzaca pore jesienna -
podajemy pare pon;iszych wskaz6--
week:
Ably zaoezpteczyc sic pre- influenza
najwaznIeisza Jest rzecza utrzymy-
vac sw6j organizm W takiej sile, ably
oyi zdolnym zwalczaG chorobe. Do
konat teso MONA przez wlasciwy po-
dalai piracy. zabavy i odpoczynku, u
bierajac sic ctepfo i jcdzac odpowie-
dnia ilo$c wia$ciwie przygotowanych
pokarmow. W zwiazku Q dyeta dc
brze jest pamietaj, re mleko jest je-
duym T. najlepszych pokarm6w tax
ola dorosIych jak i ola dzieci. W chic
robaCh takich jak influenza nalezy
untkaG natloku miejscach publicz-
nych i kolejach, a gi6wnie naleiy
uwazaj. ably W mjeszkauiu bylo "a
wszc DUO ~Swtelego powietrza.
Ponievaz dowiedzionem jest. re
zarazek dostaje sic do orsanizmu
przez wdychanie. przeto bardzo jest
wazna rzecza w~ystrzegac sic os6b.
kt0re Easzlac. hub kichajac ME "a
krywaja ust. Tub nosa chustka.
Posreduicgo wprowadzenia zaraz-
k6w irfluenzy do organizmu, MOI
ma uu;kuaG przez unikanie Sciska-
MIA rek;. unikanie b~rudnych restau-
racvi ! t~ragan6w z chlodzacemi ma
Doiami. wystrzeganie sic picia re
wsp6l2ych szGlanek i wycierania sic
wSp6lremi reczn:kami. W calej rOz-
ciaglosc; prawidla za6ezpieczenia sig
rcd i~nf1uenza mona ok~e$lit je-
Gnem slovem. ..CZTSTOSC'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

DR.. T. Dalbora zapoznaiem sic Z
warunkami piracy W illinois
Steel Co" t. wv. BY Products
W South Chicago.
Redaktorowi Blochowi, pannie
Napieralskiej, panu Skorupie
wszystkim tym, ktorzy przyczy--
Mill sic do zorganizowania wycie-
czki, niniejszem sk}adam jak mai
goretsze podziekowania.
z. Nowicki.
Konsul Gencralny.