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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-07
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS. Christina MEG. Hayden
of Madison in the County of Somer-
set and State OF Maine, by her mort
gage deed dated April 1, 1912 and re-
corded in Somerset County Registry OF
Deeds Book 300. Page 200, conveyed to
me, the undersigned, a certain lot or
parcel of land with the buildings there
on situated in SltoWhcgan in said Coun-
" Of Somerset. bounded and described
as follows. to-Wit: Bounded on the
North by land of flbridge richardson
and land now or formerly occupied by
Virgil G. Holt; on the East by land
land now or formerly owned by
Joseph w. Pooler; on the South by the
public road leading by AlonZo Richaru-
sons dwelling to the river road by the
dwelling house of Sidney Pooler, for-
merly owned by Joseph w. Pooler ana
on the West by land occupied by MIL
ton Goodridge and the lot of land con
veyed by Joseph w. Pooler to Ansel a.
Goodridge, being all that part OF the
farm known as the Bewise Place,
which lies on the North side of said
road. containing fifty acres, more or
less; and
WHEREAS, the condition of said
MORTGAGE has been broken; NOW
THEREFORE, by reason of the breach
of the condition hereof, l claim fore
closure of said mortgage.
Dated October 5, 1920.
EVERETT T. GOODRICH,
BY Butler e Butler,
His attorneys hereunto duly
2v41 authorized.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-07
Farm Labor and Soup Houses

The condition Of unemployment af-
fecting thousands of people in that
city. and resulting in great hardship
is pleaded by the mayor OF Lawrence
irfNhis appeal to the owners OF Amerl-
can Wooden Mills to reopen the com
pany's mill. Mayor White wants the
mills opened in order that the city
may not have to establish soup Kit
chens and a bread line.
At the same time that the mayor OF
Lawrence is able to report that many
stories of suffering have reached him
already" the farms of northern New
England, greater in aggregate num-
Der than all the employees of the Am
erican Wooden Mills company in Law
renee, are suffering desperately
the want of help. The farmers are
paying SIS a day for Workmen, for a
day of eight hours and lodging and
feeding the men. Yet in many in
stances, and certainly within a coup
lie of hours ride from Lawrence. the
farmers are unable to get any help
although they are willing to take men
heretofore unskilled in farm work.
At Skowhegan, Me, a condition OF
affairs similar to that at Lawrence
prevails. Skowhegan is in the cent
err of large agricultural section. The
transcripts news columns have re-
corded the circumstance that farmer
drove into that town the other day,
proposing employment to men on his
farm. and Offering to take them home
with him. How many men did he
get? Not one The mill workers,
out of employment. one and all re-
fused the offer.
On tho strength OF such Incidents
as this. one would naturally advise
the authorities Of Skowhegan to be
little slow in setting up soup houses
and instituting bread lines, and 1t Is
possible that the same logic should
apply at Lawrence. Soup houses are
for those who cannot get work, not
for those who will not work.-Boston
Transcript.
There Is no movement at present
In the soup house and bread line move
nent on the part of Skowhegan Town
authorities. but unless some IL the
non employed grasp the situation and
accept the work offered them. there
is likely to be loud cry for some in
stitutions later.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
Continued from Page OneJ

Continued from Page One)
S6028. Costs paid. State vs. Ernest
Dotten, larceny, mol pressed, respond
ent discharged. State VS. Ernest Pou-
lin, common seller, waived reading OF
the warrant, pleaded guilty. recognize
ance of $500 filed for appearance at
next term of court, continued for sen
tence. State vs. Joseph Elliot, lar
ceny, arraigned, pleaded guilty, fined
$50 and costs, taxed at $3714 fine and
costs paid. State VS. Charles 5.
Pierce. felonious assault. Pleaded
not guilty by reason of insanity. State
VS. Michael Terrell, Aplt., retractcd
plea of lower court and pleaded gull
ty and sentence below affirmed. State
VS. Edmund Blais and Eleazer Bushey
Aplt., illegal possession. Each re-
spondent retracted plea and pleaded
guilty. State vs. Edmund Blais and
Eleazer Rushey, Aplt.. Illegal trans
portation. Each respondent retract-
ed plea and pleaded guilty. Each
sentenced to pay fine of 500 and
costs taxed at $21.34. Bushey's fine
and costs paid. State vs. Albert Le-
n
tracts plea below and pleads guilty.
Sentenced to pay 500 and costs of
prosecution, taxed at $40.72. Fine
and costs paid.
DIVORCE CASES
During the term large number of
divorce hearing were In order before
Judge Wilson. Friday afternoon
Emily Provost represented by L. l..
Walton sought legal separation from
Theodore ]. Provost, alleging that he
had refused to provide suitable main
tenance, that he drank and that he
was cruel and abusive In his treat
ment of her. She claimed that he
wasted his money and that he had
beat her. The couple had had two
children, she stated, one OF whom
had lived with her mother. Her step
father and her mother testified In her
behalf. Both the mother and daugh-
ter were noticeably deaf. Another
divorce hearing of Friday afternoon
was that of Ellen M. Bulley vs. Leroy
Bulley. She alleged desertion and
was represented by Daniel Lewis. She
claimed she had not seen him Tor
four years. She had been supporting
herself and working in the Somerset
Shoe Factory. H. ]. Green, Amy
Hastings and Mrs. B. Hasting were
her witnesses. Sadie Gilbert sought
a divorce from Allie E. Gilbert. The
couple had lived in Palmyra and
Madison. The couple have one child
n son nine years old She testified
that her husband contributed but lit
tie toward her support, and that he
drank his earnings. she desired inc
custody of the child Deputy Sheriff
Adams of Madison as her witness stat
ed that he had seen Gilbert many
times intoxicated.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-07
In Mpmoriam

Ms Maria Spau.ding Baker pass
al from TINS lie of suffering into the
Great Beyond, Friday morning. Sept
17th.
Mrs Baker was born at Carrying
Place. Oct. oath. 1919. She was the
second daughter in a family of ten
children. several of whom have pre-
cecded her TO the spirit land At
the age Of 10 she married VIM. H.
Sterling of Caratunk and they were
the parents OF two children, Maude.
now Mrs Fred Clark of Pleasant Pond
and Edwin who died when eight years
old. She was left a widow. Several
years later she married Lincoln Baker
of Bingham and proved kind and
loving step-mother to his three chill
dren. all of whom are living, Mrs.
Cora Getehel OF WaterYille, Fred
Baker Of Bingham and Mrs. Blanche
Roberts of Madison.
About 80 years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker planned together and built the
house at the foot Of Nichols Hill,
where they have since lived and died.
During the long weeks of suffering
tendereSt care was ADMINISTERED Wy
her children and altho she realized
that most affectionate earthly ties
must be broken she longed to pass
to the higher life and be with the
loved ones who had gone before. Be
sides the children previously mention
ed the deceased is survived by six
brothers, three grandchildren and
numerous other relatives She was
charter member of Bingham Grange
and remained a highly respected
member OF that organization.
Funeral services were held Sunday
from her late home and were largely
attended Rev Mr. Knickerbocker
from Watervile officiated.
She was laid at rest in the village
cemetery under a coverlet OF beautltul
flowers. tokens of respect for the de-
parted and expressions OF sympathy
for the bereaved ones.
So passes away. a well rounded me
rich in its affections and wide In its
sympathies-an inspiring memory to
those who knew and loved her
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-07

1919 OVERLAND CAR FOR SALE
Model 90 in first class condition.
am going away and will make the
price right. Ralph Crouch, Starks 4w40'
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Real Estate Transfers

Among the deeds recorded at the
Somerset Registry of Deeds Office
durfag tn past week We're the fol-
lowing transfers:
bingham Earl r. Taylor to Frank
Han. land; Clara \. Gray to Wallace
EMERY OF Arson. land. Sidney r.
Goodrich To Annie NJ. Hamilton, land;
Annie VI. Hamilton to Amos P. Hun
newell Of Moscow land bounded on
the north by Meadow street; Jennie
l.. Hunnewell to May S. Hopkins.
Palmvra-Charles II. Barden TO
Lewis II. Barden, all right, title and
interest amounting to an undivided
half in a certain land with buildings
BENJAMIN f. Sisson to Julia A, Sisson
land. Leslie A. Clement to Ralph
Robb of Pittsheld, all OF the stump
age on certain land; George Damon
to Herbert Beedy, land with build
ings.
Anson-Anson Campmeeting Asso-
citation to Chester V Bailey, land with
buildings. Roscoe NJ Eames OF tho.
den to Leon G. Farr ct al. an Island
in the Kennebec river; Ben Collins
ct al OF Skowhegan TO Fred ). Far-
sons. one undivided forty-eighth part
of the trotting park. SO called, on the
westerly side of Main street.
Hartland-Lena NJ. Linn of Nassal-
boro to Harry II Harris. land.
Solon-Thomas II. Tuscan to Elmer
Jones, land beginning on the south
side of Terry street; Wesley j. Chase
of Arson to Frank Chase, land with
buildings.
Athens-Hannah +. Barker to Lii
liam f. Deering. land.
Madison william J. Hall of Dover.
n II. to Chester J. Heath ct al OF
New VINEYARD. land with buildings on
the westerly side OF Old Point Ave.
airfeld-George Strickland to AL
bert II warren, land with buildings
situated at Fairfield Center; Freder-
lex S. Woodman to George W. Top
pan, land.
Starks-Emma NJ. Gordon to In
rabitants of Starks, land, Gordon w.
Savage of Arson to Xavier Wirrmann
Of Madison, land with buildings.
Pittsfeld-Fred D. Wood to Guy r.
THOMPSON. two certain lots of land.
mithfield-William Fl. futile to
Mrs. Henry p. Bonsall of WaterVille
land. Herbert A. Morse of Arson 10
Clara A. Tufts of Smithfeld, land
with the cottage thereon; Edwin w.
Clement to Joseph Bernstein or New
York City, land with buildings bound
ed on the east by East Pond road
Skowhegan-Lewis S. Forsythe OF
Fairfield to Frank S. Lessard, land on
Beech street
Fmbden-Mahlon Boyington to Sid
new p. Dunbar ct al. land; Wallace
Emery ct al of Arson ct al to BROOK
field Manufacturing Company land.
ST Albans-Robert f. Nichols to
Antoine Vecnaire OF Mainstream real
estate being a part OF the homestead
farm of the late Amasa Narney
Jackman-Mnnie A. BARLEY TO
Joseph Perry, land.
Mercer-AlonZo L. klchards Oh
Pennington to Justine F.. McLeary OF
Pennington, land.
New Portland Irwin L. Eldridge OF
Kingfield to Claude A. Dyer OF free
man, land.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rogan to Cinda
A. Savage of Madison, land on the
west shore of Pleasant street.
North Anson-Clyde II. Smith ct al
of Skowhegan to Katherine M. smith
of Embden. farm occupied by Hiram
Andrews at the time of his deeease.
Moscow-Edward Berry to Erwin
Moore, land with buildings.
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STATE OF MAINE

County OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -.,--...-l =.
TO Fred Thompson of NorridgeWock
in said County of Somerset
Whereas Fred Thompson on the Sc. SCI
opd dav of December, 1919, mortgaEed
to George #. curtis of Lewiston, Maine
the following personal property: one
bay horse bought of Geo. H. Curtis
also one bay horse bought OF EuEehe
seven dollars and twenty-five cents
which mortgage is recorded in the
town records of the town of Norridge-
wock. book ] page l03; and whereas
the conditions of said mortgage nave
baen broken, now therefore, notice is
hereby given of my intention to fore
close said mortgage for breach of its
conditions.
Sw41 GEO II. CURTIS.
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Card of Appreciation

We take this method to express our
thanks for the kindness and favors
of friend while In our affiHation also
the flowers from the Methodist church
and esecially the sweet singing OF
Sister Pencil and comforting cards
of Brother Nichols.
Mrs. Luther S. Emerson
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Emerson
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Moody
Mr.. and Mrs. bennett II. Emerson
Mrs. Elmira Boothey
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Carpenter
Skouhegan, Ne, Oct. 7, 1900
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Card of Appreciation

wish to express my appreciation
to all my friends who so kindly re-
membered ME with cards, letters, fruit
and flowers while at the hospital.
Their kindnesses will ever be CRATE
fully remembered.
Mrs. Elmer Worthen
SkoMhegan. Me. Oct Z. 192O*
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CAUTION NOTICE

whereas my wife, Vergie Ellis La
Gross, has left my bed and board with
out just cause, this is to warn and
notify all persons against harboring
her or trusting her on my account, as
1 shall pay no bills of her contracting
after this date.
Harmony, Maine, Oct. 7. 1920.
LEROY LaGROSS.
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New Prices for Butter Paper

The following prices are announced
for butter paper printed to order.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

POTRZEBNY chiopak do ofisu ma
uczy sic dobrego fachu. 1850 W. Chi
cage ave. Korporacya ReaIneSciowa.
II
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Kontraktor R~udownic,,

Kontraktor ~Rudownic,y
mHrarSni i kOnkrctOwy wykOnujc budo-
Wy p0 umiarrkoWanc Genie. prose- sic
DS@OSit luh napiSlG TO nlCSc pOkazaG no
je wykomczcnc budowy. Jan KOwalski,
lSS3 Wilmot ave
r0kOJ do wyuajecia \dla pan6w hub
panienEi. 1H0 y. Ashland ave, wei
$cia 4 Julian, %cie pictro.
PARMA pOSzukuiP mieSZkauia. AdreS
]. D1,ennik ChicaS0ski.
POSZUKUIE rhiOpcu hub ~mchczyzrr
do nauki do Hkiadu fOtOSraficZnego.
al Milwaukee ave.
DIIEWCZAT ma m~icSzkanic. 906 Her
mttaSe, ZGloSDonia % 6tej wieczOrem.
DOM M mlodzianhowie Zamienip IN gro
Sernic Tub salon. AdreS Walton / Augu
sta Cigar Store.
ZGINAh bialy pudel pieSek, W czwar-
TEX dnla S-go kwietnia ranO. Uprzej-
mie upraSZam o zwr6cPnio. {aSkawy
~znalazca otrzyma S. dOlarGw nagrOdy
lub ten co da znaG gdzie sic Hajdujc.
1898 s. II COrth. Cicero.
DO wyanjecia bardzo tanio. m;eszka-
ne. piec pckojoWe, WiadomosG 1871
Milwaukee ave.
Pok0j duzy frontowy z csobnem vel
Sciem ola dw6ch koleg6w. 14l3 W.
Chicago ave.
DO wynajecia umeblowane 4 pokojo-
we mieszkanie ola maIienStwa. Tub
ola p~anien. ustep i gaz. 1929 Mace
donia ul.. blisho Wood [ Division ul.
MeSc7Sxn potrzeba ma mieszkanie.-
z wiktem 1857 \. Aslald ave-, 1sze
pietro. z tylu.
IONA 2 trojga dzieI ~pos2ukuje swesO
meza. Aleksa PrzySnickiego, kt0ry wy
! Szedi do piracy W czwartek, dnia 13-gO
kwietnia jak 2wycza jnie i ME pOwr0-
Gil. KtO9y 0 MEM wiedziai, Tub on sam
MECH HawiudOnli Margarine PrzySnicka
pnr. 221j Custer ul., Chicago.
PANA pOtrzeba M m!eszkanie. 1885
MarShfield ave-. . pictro, front.
DWIE panienki potrZeba ma mieszka-
ME. 1921 Mautere CT, blisk0 Milwaukee
ave, pierws2e pietro, front.
FRONTOWY Pok6j do wynajecia oso-
hne w~ejscie, 2-Gie pietrO prZecfw Pol
skiego sapitala. 1113 y. Leavitt ul.
ZGINEhA suka kr0tka, czarna, sierc
DUE bale PLAINLY PREY karku IA PREY
prOwadzenie magroda. 1915 ElstOn ave.
Haymarket also.
DO WYNAJBCIA 6 / Z pokoi, $50 ".
Erie ul., kapiel, gaz, nantes, piecem
ogrzewane, nowo pomalowane. Zoba-
czyc jainitora.
LADNY jok6j do wynajecia 1860 No
BILE ul.
PANIENEK potrzeba ma mieszkanie.
1881 Tell pl., ma pietrZe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

PoTRZEBA 500 lndzi do piracy ma
naszych farmach cukrowych bura--
kow W Central Michigan. PotrzeOa
famil'e | samotnych, t~ransportacya
zaplacona ,ogr6d. placimy $50 "a a.
kier, wysyiamy PREY koGeu kwietnia.
Zgiosic sic do Frank Krystalr 527 n.
Ashland ave. Jim Samel, 1906 s.
Throop III. Tub Nick Lynch. 1917
Massachusetts ILL.,. Gary, Ind. Hol-
Ian st. Louis Sugar Co. - st. Louis.
Michigan@ S-10-13-l5-17-20-22-24
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
Ze Wszystkich Stron Polski

Dostajemy Hsty i pokwitowania, &c pie
njadze wysyiane przeZ naS1e biurO 20
sta{y Otrzymane. - LiSty z PolsSiej
KratON7ej Kasy P~ozyczkowej / z r0z-
pvch innyeh bank6w W Polsce, jakOtsz
4 pryYatne pOkWitcwania mosa int
fesowani Ogladac W naszem biurZe. IL
ezymy wprawdzie lie drO&ej niz hanki
IA ~przesyIke pieniedzy. lecz za o0siu-
ga nasza jest moAliwie n~ajIepsze. -
wysylamy 70 najmASzym- d1isonym
kurse tax W uztrkach jak { " dosa-
rach C(przy wy~yikach dolarDv ych ME
przviuuiemy "a siebie oip0NieiNal-
n0@ci ~ kur % tasteu prustis =
"a wypiac,aei Don hOMiSOMl, M.
I. R~sreczksWSki and to- lA1 W. Dl-
VISION ~. - ChAcagn. IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
PR.ACA

POTRZEBA sprzedawaczy. - Jedus
2 najwiekszych chicagoskich firm
bond6w morgeczowych potrzebuJe
sprzedawaczy z klientela Tub bez. -
Zglosic sic Pok6j 312 state-Line bu-
dynek. Zapytac sic o paAa Reilly. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

POTRZEBA k'eszeniarek PREY spod-
mach, dziewczat do special mas1yn.
1549 n. Wood ul. II
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RACE
Potrzeba 200 Familii

j samotnych mezczyzn PREY uprawie
cukrowych burak6w W Stanie Michi-
gan. Plaza tego roku jest o wiele
wieksza niz roku przeszlego. MichfA
gan Sugar Kompana placi bonus ~
cd kazdego akra. Przegladajac ma
see obszary wiemy teraz, re piracy
Jest duzo, re potrwa przez jes!eh
zine. Pc dalsze informacye zgiosic
sic do naszych agent6w:
1854 Larrabee III. zgiosic sic kaz-
diego czasu.
184S Thomas ul. zglosiG sic kaz-
diego czasu.
767 Milwaukee ave zglos!& sic kaz
diego czasu.
1922 W. Chicago ave. Daily Free
Russia, W niedz ele, Is kwietnia. Cd
godziny 1szej do 4ei popoiudniu.
1860 Noble ul. " czwarteH. logo
k~wietnia, cd 6 do Sci w~iecz9rem.
1885 S. Halsted ul. zgiosit Sic kaz
diego czasu- $500,
1915 S. California ave W skladzie
~krawieckim, zglosic sic kazdeso CA
Su.
Adolph Sykora, 1922 Blue Island
ave-, u CORY, zglosiG sic kazdego CA
su.
1901 So. Winchester ave., W ska
die. zgiosiG sic kazdego czasu.
469 Vernon ave. u p. Feketes. -
East Chicago, zgiosic sic kazdego
czasu.
Lub piszcie do Howard Willard,
Hotel Planters. Chicago, Tub do MI
chigan Sugar Co., Saginaw, Mich.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY.
SAGINAW MICH 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
Z MARYANOWA.

Tax dalece poStapiono 2 w~ewnetrz--
nem wykOnczeniem nowego kOSioia p.
". Najsw. Maryi Fanny Anielskiej, ze
" przySziym tygOdniu robotnicy fachO-
wi p~rzyStapia do uStawiania oitarzy.
p. A. Gavin, z Milwaukee, Wis, wpra-
viii jUz witraze Stacyi Drogi Krzyzo-
wei i AniOi6w. Wszystko idzie szybko
i skhadnie - praca pOstepuje dobrym
-trybeEm. PoSwieceuie koScioAa nastapi
" uroczystoSG Sw. Trolley, dnia 30go
maja b. r, o gOdzinie 10 80 rano Aktu
poswieeenta dokOna j. f. y. Arcybi-
Skup jerry Mndelein d. D.
y
W dniu ~jutrzejSzym Choir mlodszy
NajSw. Maryi Fanny AnielSkiej, urza-
dza przedStawioDie pOpoludniu i wies
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Poniewaz sic zbliza poSwiecenie no
wego wspaniaiego koScio4a M~aryallOw-
skiego, nasze Dziewioe R6zancowe, ma
JAG stara choragiew bracka, postano-
why upiekszyG koSci6} i zakupiiy nova
kt6rej poSwiecenie oGbedzie sic W rie-
dziele, dnia ego maja b. T., o godzinie
.2-gicj ~popoludniu.
x
W niedziele. dnia 9-go maja b. r,
oddziai Sw. Barbary No. IS .,Macierzy
POlSkiej', urzadZa wiecDorek polaczO-
ny Q ,.bunco party" w sail parafialncj
% godzinie 80 wicczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Wszystk krewnym ! znajo-
mym donosimy te smunta via
domoSG il najukochanszy MAJ
o%jciec, syn i brat nasz
S. P.
Jan Kariowicz
po kr6tkiej lecz c:ezkiej choro-
bic ~poiegnai sic 2 tym swia-
TEN, o~patrzony Sw. Sakramen-
tami, dnia 1890 kwietn a, 1920
roku, o godzinie 6tet rano, -
przezywszy lat 81.
Pogzeb odbedzie sic W po--
niedzia}ek, DIN. 1880 kwietnia b.
r. O ~godzinie 9tej rano, z 40
mt zaiciby pnr. 231S Canton ul.
do koScioia Sw. Jana Berchma-
ma a stamtad ma cmentars Sw.
Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrZadek "a
prasZamy wszystkich krewnych
/ znajomych, w cieikim Halu
pograzeni:
Bronislawa, iona; MeIania,
Dorota. corki; Marya i Stanisia
Wa Karlowicz, rodz ce; Franci-
seek, Stanislaw, Idzi, brac a; Pc
lagia. Marya. Franciszka. sio--
stry; Edward i Rogalia Bere--
sniewic, tesciowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

POTRZEBA rZetelnei niewiasty do
pilnowan a Gwojga dzteci. GRAZ 90
lekk'ej domowei piracy 2 dcbrem wy
nagrodzeniem ma stale. Zglosi& sic pn
dalsze i%nformacye Il adm. Dzienni-
ka Chicagoskiego okno No. =. 20
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DROBNE OGtOSZENIA

Poszukuje rzeznika do spo&ki z ma
lynn kapitaiem. Adres W adm. Dzien-
nika Chicagoskiego. II
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czorem. Odegrane zostatna dwie STU
k a mianowiGe: pCztery Ireny", ko-
medya przeplatana spiewami i ,,Kop-
ciuSZek" m~elodramat fantastyczny re
Spiewami i tahcami czterech aktach.
Mode tie pracUwnicz&i zasluguja M
poparcie re strony publicznoSci. POpO-
ludniowe przedstawienie odbedzie sic
o Godzinie Gel a wiezorem 0 Smej
pUnktualnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
UWAGA

FAMILIE kt6re podpisa}y kontrakta
ma Columbia Sugar Co. maja sic zgio
sic Cd dzisiaj do 1880 tego mie-
siaca pc 'instrukcye, oraz fanitlie.
ktore podaty swoJe nazwiska take
mega sic zglosi6 do podp' SANTA kon-
traktu. Teraz jest sposobnoSt WYE
chaG. jezeli chcusz zamieszkae ma
farmie W Michigan przez lato ; zaro-
bic dobre pieni4dze. Piacimy $50 "a
akler zieIni, oraz ma zine postararny
sic o prace W llaszych fabrykach. -
Danny dem dalIno, ogr6d, transDorta
eye i express do domowych potrzeo,
piacimy wszystk'e koszta, W~yjezdia-
my specyalnym %pociagiem. Zsiosic
sic kazdego dnia cd Sci rano do Sci
wieczorem, oraz " ~niedziGle. offs "
Chicago p. mr.. ISL West North ave,
ma poludniowo-wschodn'ej stronie
lub 1859 n. Halsted> ul., 2gje pietro,
pck6j No. 6, Kemper Bldg. TeIefon
Diversey s1s1. Frank Palla, repre-
zentant, Columbia Sugar Co. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

POTRZEBA malarzy I d~ekoratorow.
Zglosic Sc pc 5tej wieczorem. +. J.
Karch, 1919 w. 17ta NJ. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

sprpeoawane wszedzie Pc 5000, u mas
tyko S27. so. R6wnie4 mas1SUy po S.o
I vyzei. GWARANCYA u KAZDA MA
sZYNA. Wysyiamy maszyny do wszy'
stkich miast prsez Express. PsIcle po
Informacye. PoNonia Sewing Machine
Co.. diva sklady I: 1915 W. Chicago ave.
I $40 Milwaukee Ave Telstony: Mon
.ye 1880 / 1883.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

POTRZEBA do mycia naczyn, ! 60
6zin dziennie. 400 W. 79ta vi. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
Jedna Observation-Disclosures
SZKOkA TANCOW

Inkorp. " Illinois. ~prowadzona oyia
y lat przez Prof. W. Malinowskieso'
obecn!e A. j.. Kornewskieso
L.ekcye taIic6w odbywaja sic W LII
berty Hall, 1911 Emma ul.. stale W
n~oniedziaIek czwartek cd 7mej do 10
wieczorem. Zapisac sic MONA " SAX ole
Ola pan wstep wolny. Prywatne lex
eve ma zyczenie " DOM lub " sail.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

DIVA pomieszkapia do wyrajecia po
4 pokoje. tanio. 2l27 Lincoln ul..
ma dole. Jan Hientek, wiasc ciel, $50
1921 Drake ave. il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

DO wynajecia %piekarnia, 2 piece -
kompletne fixtures. 1876 Wilmot aV.
blisko Armitage i Western ave. -
Telefon Albany 4557. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

POTRZEBA chIopc6w do lekkiej fabry
cznei roboty. 2I6 ST. Marys ul.. bliskO
California i Milwaukee ave. TelefOn
Armitage $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

POTRZEBA do mycia naczyn, $3.50
dziennie. Metropolitan Restaurant
22ga / Western ave 10