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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
BRITISH ADM|RALTYPLANs
ANOTHER SURPRISE OF SEA
Mystery Ship" Will &c It's Answer
to Nations Expanding Their
Building Programs.
ny ROBERT }. PREV.

LONDON. March 81. = British
Admiralty. after thoroughly examining
ana Sitting The lessons or the war, Is
now evolving Il capital ship which will
resemble nothing hitherto seen on the
high seas. IL was at a rnoot-
tccts.
The plans for tho mystery ship"
exist only. on paper n present. but
II il implied thar this craft will he
Britain's answer to tho attempts OF
other nations to gain the mastery OF
the seas. or NJ least equal Britain's
sea power.
Today's ~wspape make no COM
mont on tho American decision 20 build
q neot which viii equal iiritain,s In
the relative strength OF the navics Of
Britain. America and Japan for that
Bat,icships = Britain, %; america.
Battle cruiscrs-Britain. 6: America.
The DAILY Telegraph declares that
arc pressing h construction or many
war have beem FUZZY disested. ''lna$
bad investment"
tho achievements OF F~nginnh's 100000
600 superdreadnought Hood. which.
with 4 displacement twice. that Of the
Queen F;lizahcth, attained thirty-two
knots In this weeks trials.
Sir I~3usticc d'Eyucourt. director Of
naval construction at the Admiralty.
declares tho Hood cannot he sunk by
torn cdoc.j. thanks to her twclve-inch
arinor. The II. 2O0-ton monster mounts
eight ~nfteen-tnch guns. twelve 5.5-incn
antisUbmarinc guns and four anttair-
craft guns, Will have six torpedo tubes
and can store AS much as 1000 tons
OF oil.
The Daily telegram says:
The vessels under tho white ensign
have at the present no supcriorS. al
though that will not be true wli2n tho
American AMI Japanese program viii
have added fresh ships 10 their great
power.
we can afford TO wait ana watch
tho course of events abroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
CONFUSION AND WRETCHED
CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA
No wheat or Flax for Export and
Wool IN Scarce. Due Go Slaughter
OF Sheen.
lSy .tsocl.tel p-rse '

iRy Associated Press
WARSAW March 2G.-confus!on and
WF"tchci conditions generally prevail.
throughout ~l;'iSSia. according to Il re
port made 10 British and American
representatives here by a technical OK
pert wiQ has spent Inonths in Russia.
fhcrc Is absolutely no wheat o: tau
IN lsGSS:a Tor export. he says. and
WOOL IS scarce, as .nocp have been
killed co- food.
The expert. who j; 4 native OF RusRin
vas permitted to MISE iariGin. and
manufacturing districts ana - en-
;,hat:c in declaring 80 task or re-
facilitating the country under he
leadership OF I.cai1c is homeless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE


I'm dripping n tear OF pity for Tho follow who
sroans al. day,
Who views tho world with u wild alarm and
shoocs his jinx away
Tho Nchap who Is always under, and means
when tho sun Is high.
ana instead OF being glad he's alive, wishes tia.
he could die.
Q Sorrowtul Man.
I'm gurEline q gurc Of feeling for Tho woes or
the man who mopes
Ana spends all his time pursuing the wrath
OF his blasted hopes:
hu' whiie j am sorry for him, I haven't so long
to sigh.
For I'm going along with the pushing thcons
that's hurrying, hustl!ns by!
o Sorrowful Man!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HAVE HIGH BETTING AVERA
People Of Argentina NsEered 81
eUD.Chm l.u<t iesr. LII Razon
Declares.

EUENOS AlitES. Marcn 9..-Thc h
PIC OF hrGeatina like ~ take a cha
on Il betting proposition. This is she
hy tho Tact that last Ycar they
altogether $4,000, 900 on horsc ra,
IN lottery tickets, roulette escorts
other means Of gambling. SAYS
l:aZpn.
A~rG.ntina's population is about
900 .6"1. so that thu average gambI
BY each person WAS go Il year.
i,aZon gives these figures in ure
that al gambling should he under =
eminent supervision and thai tho u
cceds should be placed for public be
fit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DANISH EMPLOYERS WILL
ORDER GENERAL lOCKO
Declare steadily I~ncren.Inr Dems
az Workers Make Action
Necessary.

tEN .NESoc!aic,i N!css-I
tbPENliAGEN, March @r.-Dccis
TO proclaim =; general lockout on !
: has been reached by the oreani
.!oh OF Danish employers owing
St,iui! increasing wages and dcua
oc worhcrs. All factories VIII DO clio
with the exception OF those vitality
rortant.
Labor is expected TO counter
move by declaring a more cxtens
E.ncrll strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
BRITAIN DERiDES DRY LAW
Posters Picture Uncle Sam a. Ntcr,
In WOrkfpRnan'S Glass Of

LONDON. March 21.-Huge anti-p
hihi;ion posters havc appeared on L,
don biliboardS. one shows Il braw
british workinSman fishing a 1
Uncle sam out of his glass Of bt
with the words: "Lummc, there's
microbc in my beer
Another displays Il figure rcprcse
ing W. u. N'ussyfooD Johnson, Anne
can prohibition ~campaigncr, as an an
by the bedside of John Citizen"
whom he rooms a lullaby. while
binds him with iron shackles. hand
FOOT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
NEW CABINET IN OFFICE
Recently Formed Chilean Ntnistr,
I;ners UPon D~ischarEc OF It's
DutteS.

SANTIAGO, CHILE, March: 27.--The
new Cabinet recently formed by Pedro
Nalasco Montenegro took oath OF ofIict
today. The ministry. is constituted ;,s
follows:
Premicr-Scnor Montenegro.
Minister OF Foreign Anairs-An-
tonic HuenuS.
Public Works--Malquias Concha.
Observation-Disclosures ~BermudcH.
Finance-EnriQuie Oyarzun.
War-Itegulo EaIenZuela.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
POLISH TROOPS RETURNING
American Citizens WHO Fought 10;
Land of Their Fathers on Way
DNck,
tBy Associated Press
yH

WASHINGTON. March @7.-The
American Red Cross a, The request OF
the National Polish Commission viii
assist in the ISturn to this country ar
the 1900 Poles who. at the outbreaks
OF tie war. enlisted - fight in the
I'Olisi. army. tn" first Detachment; OF
a.0a0 !n"n Will reach Hopokcn in n few,
days.
The other ships, the Mercury and the
Princess Matoika. recently sailed for
Antwerp to return within TWO months
with 3,a0O polish- Anlcrican troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SUNDAY, MARCH IS. 1920.

True 10 form. The United States govern
nent wants TO complete the work OF saving
civilizs tion by driving tho turk out OF Europe.
England policy Of maintaining tho foothold
Of the Turks in Europe in order to keep down
trouble with its MohaInmedan subjects in
india is repugnant to the whole world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

When a father Stays his son 10 save his
soul and Il brother kills his sister TO rid
the family OF her influence, il would seem
that the wave Of reform had advanced too
far How much better ii would have been
Tor ali concerned had these ultraradical re
formers been content 10 await the time whom
al! moral defects will be eliminated by CON
Stitutional amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Under prevailing prices OF lumber. Hol-
lands experimental Introduction OF the
wooden shoe in this country is not likely
10 so far in reducing the cost OF ootwcar
Perhaps, as IN incentive TO their sale. the
Dutch will guarantee that each sabo, is made
from a tree sawed by Nj. Hohenzollern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

The total Of the naval appropriation bill.
which passed the House without Il roll call. is
S42o.00o.o0c. One good thing about the APP
preparation : that the construction author
ized under it cannot be used TO preserve the
territorial integrity and existing political in
dependence Of any nation except tho United
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
RETIRE BEFORE SOvIETS
Fin nish Forces EVacuate ratchcnkn. In
MUrmans&< Region, DoisheSists

Finnish forces at ~Patchcnkn, in tho
MurIiansk region. burned the mon
astcry and several other buildings
there before a-oahuon,n inc place to
travellers arriving at Tromsoc. Occupa-
ton Of the place by Soviet troops DC
Cured on Mach 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Archer seh~I Gxe

J want you little children" said the Teachet.
20 finish some We'll known phrases for me.
roy instance; and so they were married and
lived. Now, Willie, you may finish tn. som
tence."
"Yes'm:'' yelled Willie. "..And so they were
married and lived With her folks until he cd
set 4 job"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Senator Williams adds 10 the horrors OF
tie treaty debate IN the Senate the passing
remark that what he wants Is an 'amphic-
iyonic" league. The word is appropriate for
The senatorial position, however, inasrnuch
rs il originated from consultations with The
Delphic Oracle, which could he depended
upon TO give 10 any question answers which
could be understood clearly in any one OF
li.ty different ways.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

The over. house Of Congress threw a We,
U!anket on possible third-term aspirations by
the enthusiasm With which il received The
speech OF representative Humphreys. OF
mississippi. attacking the movement III that
lehaif in favor OF President Wilson. The
country has already gone far a-kenniu'
wrang" in respect 10 many of our noliticaI
traditions. but the House does not misjudgc
popular sentiment when il ba!ks az over
riding the third term precedent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

follow &c result. OF tho commissions
tinuii. Il meet the samo fato as the
numc!. cr authorized missions reports
on the 5. ION. Il might as VOL not under
take tho in, .stigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Relief is in sight ut last, and prices are
coming down. Government submarine
c!iascrs. original cost Of which was $4,000
each. may now he purchased at the ridicu-
'ouslr low price OF $50, 600. With this start
ING decline in figures, il may be expected
With some confidence to extend TO certain
other articles that are really more necessary
70 the happiness and comfort OF the average
American family than Il sub chaser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

The Senate is not being condemned Yo
m"ch for defeating the treaty. but rather
that ii wasted 80 much time doing a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

President Wilson Is "soIdicriDr' nm .
pi"hdid opportunity To take the public into
his confidence and tell it Just where he IL
at "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

" is not the phases OF the treaty thai ter.
riiy local political orators so much az The
forcign-language diplomatic phrases with
which they will be required 10 strugglc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SwiDed.

The Yale Record saw II first. but we adapt it:
What we want" shouted the speaker, lis re-
form!: We want. NO demand, wo must ha &C
Now, gentlemen, the question is
what kind Of EFORM shall We havnY"
And the audience. as one man, shouted:
CHIC, Brother. CInLO!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Mary push that button, please. and tel! the
butler 70 bring me 4 high one with a straw
in il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

south Carolina Is keeping pace With prog
resa. Its Legislature has just adjourned
af'tr providing sa.o0o,ooo for liz public
schools and *2,010,0r0 for the building OF
roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Pre.Conrention Expenses

THERE is no Federal law requiring can
! didates for the presidency 10 account for
the money expended in their behalf in seek
ing party nominations. The publicity law
applies only 10 candidates who participate in
tho general election. 1t is, therefore,, quite
within legal bounds for cam p%aigncrs to e1-
pend vast sums OF money in the pre-con-
Ncntion fight. TO corrupt State conventions
or primaries and otherwise. TO bid in terms
Of money for the honor of heading a party
ticket.
This fact has been brought to the atten-
ton OF the country by the exposure of the
great financial interests which are making
tho Wood campaign, by the charge OF Sena-
tor Hiram Johnson that a vast slush fund
is being used against him and by the demand
OF the Plumb Plan League that all presiden-
tial aspirants unite in an appeal TO Congress-
for a law which will compel an accounting
on the part Of all candidates before as we'll
as after the nominations have been made.
The matter has now been reduced 10 con-
crete form by Senator Borah. Of Idaho, a
supporter OF Senator johnson, who has
brought forward a measure in the Senate re-
curing full publicity for all pre-conventio
contributions. 1t would have been far bet
ter. Of course. for this move to have been
made before the campaign opened. To de-
mand action upon it now looks like chang
ing the rules OF the game while the game
IS in progress.
-''' ."N - GU I u HcNtincnt
for publicity in this direction. No candidate
Tor the highest Of all public Offices should
consent TO the use Of money in his behalf.
the amount Of which and the source OF
which lie is ashamed or afraid to reveal.
!hat the Borah measure will be regarded in
most quarters as d direct attack upon Gen
c'al Wood and his managers may be as
snined. but II the Wood people arc not pre-
pared 10 meet such an attack, then il must
be further assumed that financing is going
on III his behalf which is unworthy. Be
cause the Senate measure seems to reject
most p~oin.edly 10 him. the general owes
it 10 himself and 20 his sincere admirers
throughout the country 10 insist that the
bill bc passed Or il ii is not passed. he
should voluntarily make public tho fact re-
snrding his campaign expenditures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Cartoon suxxeati.s-

We can't draw: ic We could, we'd draw:
Dill Hohenzollcrn, Il kid in short pants saving
wood. Mother Holland standing bach with a
STICK TO swat him il he ~faltcrs. Over the fence.
III sight of Bill, tho Allies Kid Gang with sticks
and stones. waiting to soak him ie hc comes
out AT the gate tho Fathcrland Baseball Kids
Of the rcactionary group. trying TO get him 70
come out and play first base or something.
what docs bill do: Oh, ho just keeps on
saving wood, with ono ego on Mother Holland
ana the other on tho bad littlo Allies Gang
waiting for him. Baseball Amt mucl, fun, any.
how.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Voice Of the People

letter. nsst give the rane md addre.. Of
90 reauestI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

FRANKLY, everything that Is done best In this
world IS done by a Man, except Man himself;
and he is done best by a Woman or Women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

When Russian students run amuca IL is
attributed 20 Bolshcvism. but when collcy.
men IN TINS country revolt and duck their
"recepiors, II is put down 10 the score Of the
t~oullient schoo! spirit. SO far as the victims
are concerned 1t perhaps makes little differ
"'ice what the underlying causes may be so
'ong as The results are similar. That dav is
iaSl when mere college enrolment coulors
license FOR rowdyisn. and the Kansas youths
Sho tFahsgresSed the law arc due for a
sharp lesson in its penalties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

As soon as permission is received from the
-ioscow government. the commission >, y.
sent ny the league OF nations 10 inycs,ipatn
hnsSla VIII depart on its mission. Tho nrcs.
cnt plan is for the com missioners TO trave,
overland instead of being landed a, pe,ro.
Hrad as had originally been planned me
would cross Germany and Poland in = prj-
Nate tram which would also be their home
IN Russia, a way having been found 10 cir.
cnmvent the difficulty arising from, .hn hro',
"r guage OF the Russian railways. II
l's equipped with wireless and also vi,
hospital car. q desirable prccaution I'm Wow.
Of the prevalence of infections diseases IN
liuss!a. The dining car is also TO bc STOCK d
icr q lone cruise so that the commission viii
not have 10 live on tho country. = second
train for Representatives OF the press IS ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
4 I}nIfade Of Incomes.

What income have we not had fri
4 lower ana how unfaiIing are d
dividends from the ~soasons.-JanI
Russell Lowell
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
POD7TEKOW

&iniejszem zasy}amy najser-
dcczniejsze podziekowanie wszy-
stkim tym ktorzy brali udziai W
pogrzcbie zony mojej / matki
naszej 5. p, Agnieszki Gniot, a
mianowicie; Prob. Y. Fr. Gordo-
nowi "a nabozehstwo. X. Janowi
/dechlik "a wyprowadzenla
zwlok, rowniez prob. ks. Ianowi
Sobieszczykowi "a odSpiewanie
wigilii. X. Bronis}awowi Cieslak,
Ks. StanislawoWi Gadacz, "a
&piew PAM EzoP, panu organl-
seize Wiedemann. SioStrom Rozan
cowym. Siostrom Forcsterkom
M. Of, paniom Kr6lowej Jadwigi
i pogrzebowcmu p. kamce /
w$zystkim tym. kt0rzy wzieli u
dziai W ~pogrzebie Bog zapfat.
Julian Gniot, MAJ, wraz z
Gala rodzinq.
Oct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
Pred rokiem"

nPrzed roklem' - plsze PAM
f. NJ. Evirg, Z Lusk, Wyp. -
,,Kupiiam butelke ORA. Piotra
Gomozo. Cierpiac ma reumatyzm,
przekonalam sic, re lekarstwo to
bylo mi bardzo pomocnem. Praw-
de mowiac. zawartost jednej bu--
telki daia mi cafkowita ulge. o.
tego czasu ME cierpialam wiecej
ma reumatyzm." To swietne le-
karstwo zioiowe dziala ma wqtro-
be i nerki, pomagajac lynne orga-
nom W pozbywaniu sic trujacych
materyi Z ciala. Me jest ono le--
karstwem aptecznem; specyalni
agenci dostawiaja je. Piszcie do
DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons Co.,
2501 Washington Blvd, Chicago,
III. OCT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
JAK SIZE ~NAJLEPIEJ PREY
SPOSOBIC MA LATO?

w ciagu dfugich i goracych dnl
letnich jest nader trudno utrzy-
mac sic PREY zdrowiu, poniewaz
L nadchodzqcem gorqcem powie-'
trzem ostabienie, spowodowane
ciezk2 pracq, stale sic gorszem,
k~oniecznem Jest nastroic sWoj OF
ganizm, tax aby odzySkac nadwe-
rezonQ zywotnoSt. Trinera Anne
rykahski Elixir Gorrkiego Wilma
Jest akurat tvm Srodkiem ma TO-.
Oczyszcza on 'kiSzki, zaostrza ape
tyt ! naStraja Ca}y system ku lep-
szemu. A GO najgi6wniejsze: jest
on bardzo Smaczny. Ma lcczenie
..lctniego przeziebienia" Trinera
Nmerykahski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma Jest niezr0wnany. Lecz mu-
sisz dostac prawdziwy Trincra
Amerykahski Elixir i przeto mu-
Sisz naIegat ma slowo ,,Trinera".
Twoj sprzedawacz -tekarstw ma
r6wniez inne doskonaIc Trinera
IckarStwa ma skladzie Tub takowe
moze ola ciebie sprowadzic, szczc-
g6lnie Trinera Angelica Gorzki
Tonik. Trinera Czcrwone Piguiki,
Trincra Antiputrin ftp, - Joseph
Triner Company. 1333-l345 SO.
Ashland ave. Chicago. III. Ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dzta w8lSnS ,Dicmik1 ChicagOskicSo' ProWadzony Original
ne Przez ~pecyalnych rcfercnt0w: DIR. MiCHAfl G. COY speyainoSc;
chOrOby -weWnetIne, nerwowe, dictetyka; DR. JoZEF D. AAN specE"
nose: pOlOznntwO, ChorOby dz eel chorotT wcwncuzne; DR- HELENA
G0RECKA - speCyalnose chOroly kn1Ht dLei; DR. JAN LASS -
donrsyka.
Dzaf naSzb ednie Zawieral artykuSy t%Sci og0lno "iukaeyJncj W d&-
dzinfe DlrOwia i hygfcny, oraz zapObEgania chorobom (T"flaktJka); 20
nadto POdawa6 sic beGze odpOwiehi ne pStanta sp"ryalne - n stTony MI
sych C8telnik6w, kt6ry NIGGA Pytahda to T"racAo !" Rt"roSok"iw1eN Z
wyej wymienionyCh leEarzy, adTesujac do Redakcyi "DIai Adro"1" 1 IA
laczajac znaczck . centOwy. ma ewentualna odpow edz OsobSta.
Uwaga: Ldsty 2 pytaniamt nalay adresowat jk nhci polaje
ny:
Redakcya Dzennfka Ch3cagos kiego, hub Editor of the Polish
Daily News, 1855 West Division str. Chicago, III.
Dzfa} Zdrowia \. n. (nazwfsko lekarza).
Ea zapytania anonimowo - ME odpoWiadamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

mia jej c6rka ma prawe oko zczowate.
.Jak tcmu zaradziG.
OdpOwiedz Zyz, czyli .,StrabiSmuS',
mOze bye albo zhjeznym pUwodujac stan
I. q. ..krZywych oczu". lub te& rOzbicz-
ny, kiedy to jedno Oko odwr0cone bywa
Od dru%iegO. JednO. hub Oba Oczy mo-
n bye dorknicte. ROzumie sic, re ma
tka W TEN mic sama pUradzit ME mOze
! jest ,wszakzc COS, czego ME powinna
czyniC. mianowicie - %zaniedbaG taxi
stan oczu. ..StrabiSmuS" ujmuje dziecku
pOwierzchowucgO wygladu, a koncu
pOwoluje wielEic nadwyrezcnic wzrO-
Gu. Kuracya przcz zdolnego ~SpccyaliSte
oczu, Okuliste, ME optyka Wilma bye
rOZpoczrta iak najrychlej.
Pna f. &. W jaki SpoS6b MONA zro-
bic poprawny kompres gofQcy. Tub ma
parzenie?
WziqG kawa}ek flameli. ~ztohonej try,
Tub cztcry razy we formie poduSzeczki.
wluzyc do rozpo<tarteso ~recznika, una
czaurgo W goracrj wodzh, wyzetego cai
kOwicie przez ~oErGcenie; TAXI kompreS
! przyk}ada sic M miejSce zadane i Szyb
- pOkrywa naoliwionym j%edwabiem
lub papierem ~woSkOwanym ia to zndw
kiadzic sic Suchy rccznik. KomprcS Ia
! XII moze bye zmicniuly co pol godziny q:
/ czaSami troche terpentyny dodajc sic
do Suracej wOdy.
PM J. \. zapytuje o ..Ery>ipclas' u
dziecka dwutygOdniowcgO.
Jest to ostre ~zapalenie sk6ry i tka-
mex pol nil, kt6re moe wydarzyt sic
W kazdym wieku. Hwykle rozwija sic
ona Okoto rauy, chorohy najmniejSzej.
L dzicci. ~liczacych tydzieh. Tub diva
Itygodn:e, choroha IL zwykle bywa fatal
NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
ABANDONMENT.

PanStwo Niewiadomscy z pa
rafii sw. Jadwigi, 2O2O Lincoln III.
W tych dniach przeprowadza sig
do novel rezydencyi CO dopiero
ukohczonej kosztem $12,000.O0;
wszystkie rysunki ! opisy budo-
wy i wogole Gala budowe pre-
prowadzif Jan X. Jurczak, Gene
rainy Kontraktor. Nova budowa
znajduje sic ma narozniku Schu--
bert ave. i Under w parafii Sw,
Stanisiawa B. i NJ. w Cragin, III.
Jan K. Jurczak,
Generalny kontraktor
250S n. Lotus ave.
Telefon Belmont 1914.
OCT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

PYTANIA ODPOWIEDZI.
PM 4. vi. W. go DDnOSi. &c cZterOlet
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06
ROCsT YOUR TOWN.


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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06

Now get busy on your new i'll
come tax. If YOU have d yearly
income Of a million dollars YOU
can hand over the tidy little sum
of 1868, 10000 to Uncle Sam. The
Old Boy is not a bit backward.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06

Clemcnccau is to be made pres
ldent Of France as d reward for
his work in the war. Lloyd
George, however, can hardly ex-
pect our English cousins to make
him their king, and Mr.. Lansing.
it appears, is not gluing his eyes
to the presidency.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06

WE HAVE PURCHASED the cofdr
business Of NJ Hoffman & Bro.
which viii he hept in his place ~
~ .Jannarv 1et We ere at vonr
service - a' tours Bovette-Shields
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-06

Yes, we might write coluin3l4
on the evils Of wood alcohol booze
But what $ the use? If topper
wants to die that is quick and
effective method. and he $ sure to
receive q mef t1On III the
press.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-21

FLOUR = COIsNMEAL =. Canned Fruits and Vegeta- bIes. Hams B; con : Lard,
 SPECIAL II.
 Halibut Chowder 25c Can.