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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
ATTRACTIVE PRIZES FOR
 ARIZONA GARDENERS

PHOENlX, Oct. l5.-lt will be to the advantage Of the county commits sioners Tor ,he 1920 State Fair to str up the farmers and gardeners in their districts, for the six best exhibits Of agricultural and horticultural products from any counties will receive prizes of s10o. s,.5, s60. sil, s30 and s10, in ,, money u 9 to the commissioner Of the winning county
 Since Arizonas agricultural inter. ests are by no means confined 10 a few counties, this should stir up coun. ty pride among the farmers 10 the ex- tent that each would make a great effort to win the prize for his locality
 Fruits grown in Arizona that will bn shown in a fresh state are, peaches, grapes, plums and prunes, citrus fruits, figs, persimmons, pomegran- ates, quinces, pears and apples.
 Special arrangements have been made for cold storage of perishable fruits and vegetables entered in this department, so they may be shipped any time 10 the Crystal Ice and Cod Storage Co.,, Phoenix, where they will be held subject to the order Of the ex- hibitor. Storage charges will be met by the Fair Commission. and the ex- hib!tor will take all risks ot exhibits until in place a; the Fair building on Monday noon. November s. the frs, day of the fair
 Vegetables of all kinds and melons corn in len ear lots. threshed wheat, the same day, and judging Will begin a; once.
 Potatoes will be shown in peck lot, con in ten ga lots, ;hreshed wheat and grains in peck lots, and sheaf. heal and stalk exhibits must be not more than five inches. nor less than four inches in diameter at bu,as whea tightly tied
 Agrillltural and Horticultural pro duets which cannot be shown in their fresh state may be preserved 10. ex. hibiion n glass jars These will be judged separately for premiums m like amounts to the fresh products.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

iomology are not only of national lame but also of international fame. His many aids 10 the Smithsonian In sli;uje and other grea; institutions have been wonderful help in the world of science. His experiments and ultimate success in grating of the various domestic walnu;s on the stumpS and also younger growth O: the various wild or native walnut trees of the Huachucas have been mention .n these columns before. bu. .his year there has been received by the Tombstone Commercial club a sample of the meats of one kind Of nIts that have come from the grating process and in whiea science Prof
 B,erderman is especially successful
 These sample nuts are in the shape of large i.gm-looking meats ,ha; taste excellent and give evidence of great deal for Ihe mountain countries O. Arizona These particular meats arc from the walnut known as the Ger man Giant species Every walnut tree that is a native o; Arizona can bG made 10 grow some particular kind 0. valuable walnut through the grating process and Prof. Bierderman m his experience !s solving ;ha; problem.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
OBREGON TO GO TO
 hERMOsIllO SOON

MORALES Ariz., Oct 13--Genersl C Aivaro Obregon. presiden;-elec; o; Mexico. vii. leave Thursday for Her mosi,io. where he will pass TWO day. in conferences with various state O.. ficials Navajoa. on the Mayo river. near which place the general was born, will be the next place visited There he will visit for about eight days From 'he Mayo river region the general will go 10 Culiacan and Mazatlan, visiting each place two or three days, after which he will pro- eeed 10 Mexico City to wait his inal- guratiOn. December l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
DR. PERRIN SAYS HE WAS "MisTAkEN" ABOUT
 ALLEGED MoEUR FEE

PRESCOTT. Ariz., Ger. li.-That Governor Campbell was "misinform- ed" by pr F. B. Perrin as 10 the al leged payment by Charles F. Burton of a thousand dollars 10 J II. Moeur to secure leases on state lands was the substance Of two formel state. ments here today by Dr. Perrin and MT. Burton, the latter saying Dr. Per. rin had supplied him With his state ment
 Dr. Perrin's statements sa'l n part: This $ .o cert. ,-l: aa , MT. Burton ed ms ;ss' y,.:.2.s M-. Moeur was in a;s employ, did no; understand or know tha. Mir Hi!dre.h was in his employ. and Tow that Mir. Burton assures me that he gave 10 check to young MT. Moeur, that he only paid Mir Hildreih, feel that i should say 70 MT Burton that l have have been mistaken n having tod Governor Campbell that he. MT. Bur. ton, had told me that he had paid one thousand dollars to young Moeur. this one thousand being the sum that to the best Of my recollection MT. Bur. ton said had been paid"
 After reviewing the case, Mir. Bur. ton said;
 Gov. Campbell, as am told, has publicly said that furnished the in. formation ] had paid MT Moeur one or the other oi the sums mentioned, for the purpose of securing lease on state lands lie ba,ed this assertion, as am informed he said, upon what another person told him Governor Campbell ls not only friend Of mine, but one whose friendship greatly cherish and most oordiaiy reciprocate. l therefore deeply regret that he has been imposed or 0y false statements made 10 him. and l also regret that ether MT Moeu- CT myself should b. he innocent sufferer from imposition, I, Of course. appreciate that Governor Campbell has acted in entirely good faith in proceeding upon the misrep reseatations made 10 him. and am glad 10 know that in the fairness which always distinguishes him. now upon earning the facts. he is setting forth the matter in its true Ngh;."
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior

|. :. Land Office at PhoeniX. Ae- zona. September 25. 1920
 Notice is hereby given tha. F'rauE K. Courtrigh;. of Fairbanks. Artzona who, on 1o-lS,l7 X 12r6-IS- na4c Homestead Entry No. O2672e- 93573o. for E.. sEl. Sec %, NlsNWk. 'o, and 3 sec. 2s. Fl. NEi4 sss- 2'. WI. sE'. F.. swii Sec % vi. NEi.. Eia NWi4 Section g. Township 2o-s. Range 1s-E. C : R D X Meridian. has filed ne;ie. 0. intention 10 make Three YeaF P-oof 60 establish claim to the land aboy, described, before W A Fowler | $. Commissioner. at Tombstone. Ar,- zona. on the Sd day of November. 1920.
 Claiman, names as wi1nessss
 Frank T. shaver of Ff Hua5 ,o4. Arizona Yndalecio solano, Of E .tD Arizona. Lee Harkey, Aria + liar key, both Of Fairbank, Arizona
 CHAS. F. MARSHALL. Regists-
 Frs: pub. october 3, 1920
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
ARIZONA CROPS GAIN IN
 THE MONTH OF sEPTEMes R

There was a marked improvement in general crop conditions in Arizona on October l, in comparison to the previous month, according to a report issued by the federal bureau of crop estimates, working in cooperation with the University of Arizona exten. sion service. With the exception oi oats nearly al crops registered gains during the month, The total acreage n farm crops IS estimated a, 605,900 acres, which compares with 576,o09 acres in 1919.
 Favorable weather during Septem. Der caused an improNeme of about ls6,ooo bushels of corn. The presen; prospect is for crop of abou; l. 3S2,o00 bushels. compared with T. 2s7,OOo bushels in 1919. For the Uni ted States, the forecas, is for a crop 0; S.216.lS2,0cO bush-;s an increase Of 455,70s bushels over last years crop
 Conditions during the month were particularly favorable for cotton, the crop showing gain Of five points Based on conditions on September 9J. the iOrcaSt is for a crop Of 1l5.oO) bales, So per cent Of which will be the Pima variety of American Egyptian. Last years production tOialed 6Oo11 bales, of which two-thirds was Of the American Egyptian variety. The crop for the entire United tSates is now es- timated at l2.l2S,000 balls, a decline of 660,000 bales during the month The 1919 crop was ll,S29.Z55 bales
 Owing to the drought in the primer. pal districts, an unusually large acre. age of oats was GU, for hay. The total production of grain is estimated a: 36i.000 bushels. compared with 533,. GOO bushels last year.
 The present potato outlook Is for a crop of about i5SoO0 bushels. com. pared with S5O,oOO bushels last year.
 In the dry land areas. the la,eness of the summer rains caused heavy reduction in the bean crop Total production for 'hls season is placed a, 7S.OoO bushels. compared with lSs,. 0oO bushels in 1919
 The condition oi ,he grain sorghu@ crop showed a gain of five points du-. ing September, being reported a, S0 per cen, Q. normal The crop vas re. duced 1y ;Ae drought, The crop is now estimate q, l,ls4, GOO bushels
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
DEAD MANS FEB COST HIS
 WIDOW s2.ooo INSURANCE

PHOENIX, Oct. l9-An odd insur. ance suit was ;ha; of Ellen Manz againts the Brotherhood Of American Yeoman. asking s20G0 judgment on q policy in the order taken out by her husband, now dead. The defense was that the insured has understated his birthday by six years. The jury re- turned the plaintiff the amount Of premiums paid in, s323.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
WOMAN DRINKS POISON
 PURCHASED FOR COYOTES

PHOEN1X, Oct. 13.-Mrs Geo A. Twoedy, 27 years old, wife Of ranch. man, entered her husbands bedroom early yesterday morning. saying she had swallowed poison, and died an hour and a half later, according to a dispatch from Florence, Ariz.
 The poison had been purchased :o kill coyotes. Twoedy said. A doctor was summoned from Casa Grande bu. Mrs. Twoedy died before he arrived.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
NOTICE FOR rUbLiCAT:ON Department of the interior

l. s Land Office al Phoenix "rI- zona. September r, 1920
 Notice is hereby given that -r,- son Jacobs, of Garden Canyon ari- zona. who on 9-3o-l5 & l1-l5-1e n. da Homestead Entry No. O2s0fs-'4 490. for lot l, E12NWl4 and NE's sac.. ton 2l. Township 2l-S., Range -.g G & s k. B. & Meridian. has -ied notice Of intention 10 make -.'es . Year Proof. 10 establish s.aim .ae. land above described be:ore .es. Allison, T.. Commissioner. nis. bee. Arizona. on the 2Gth day s.c- tober. 1920
 Claimant names as vi ,-gs,s
 Richard H. Aston, Q; r' li3srf .-;.. Arizona, Christopher C. Joy Pa'rs ". Wilcox, Wallace McLau.air. - or Garden Canyon Ar.zoaa.
 CHAS. E MARSHALL. a.a#-..
 First pub Sep; 2s, lf2o
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
WOULD ABOLISH ASSESSOR

PHOENlX. Oct. 1.-The city corn missioner Of Phoenix tonay took un der advisement d communication from the Maricopa county real estate boarl urging that the office of city assessor and tax collector be abolished as un- necessary and that the work of tha. office be administered by the county assessor and tax collecor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
FUNERAL or ARiZONAN
 KILLED ON COAST IS
 HELD AT LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Oct. li-Funeral services for Jacob Charles Denton. whose body was found buried in the cellar Of his home here September g were held here last night In attend ance were Mrs. Sarah Denton. of Phoenix. Arlz.. his divorced wife. and their daughter. Frances, or Phoenix
 The body wa. Kept at an undertak. ing establishment after the funeral at the direction of the district attorneys office which is investigating the al. ieged murder Of Denton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
BUY MACHINERY FOR SOlSTICE.

Machinery, :otallng over s10,oo0 n value Will be rolling into Tombstone within a very few Weed,, according ,o a contract made yesterday by the of. ticers Of the Solstiee Mining X Milling company. in Bisbee. with represen- ta,!yes of a prom!nen; F. Paso mine machinery house.
 W. T. Boyd and pr. II. II Hughart, promoters of Ihe Solstice represented the company, and announce that a compressor, hoist. sufficient to % down 1000 fee; and other machinery, all new, comprise the purchase and it will begin to arrive here within very short time As soon as it is install ed active development work is to be started to cut the hunGreds of thou- sands of tons Of ore. blocked out be low the surface, according to enei- neers.
 The company has been recently f.. nanced by a bonding company of Chi cago for s50,G00 which will be avail able al once. and with the installa- ton of new and up-to-date machinery i, is expected the Solstice will be one of the leading producers of the dis trict.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
SAYS FRIENDSHIP WITH
 MEXICO IS INCREASING

DALLAS. Tex. Oct Friendship and cooperation between the United States and Mexico with "neithe: doubt nor darkness was predicted here today by General Jacin;o Trev.- no minister of industry and commerce in the cabinet Of the provisional gov. ernment of Mexico. He spoke at the Texas state fair
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Ee ( -ppt..

by local appIICa fl0nf, as tl'l . ''' f'-"'i the diseased portion of t.s tor lis' 'u ie only one ~Hg 10 cure oat T't.s N'1 et.s <. and that 10 by ,,Usttiaf.'-. sfssiT Catarrhal p'a 'gsfs ca-sfc \. i. rNnec condition of the r,1rols the E-ttacAlan Tube. NA,r H i-fari'c you haN. ilu .'.r He O. .EI f:cct hearing. ar1 vH'l .- 'f rtr c-ottd i|'a'at 70 ls t., r,' -H'U ts.. irc l'-a-Ion can tt 'ou'- aye ri 2pD' TfEt -iu fp i's rar r.at s,ls. ,trf t..4fsfsi VII te o'struyed for'V,r Many a,t.a nf C. &'-,fs sre ssd az ,-'+~H -I.'t. an irfsru'd cortlfio- of- 70 tH.....,is ,1r-- faces l.s.Hs taTar"h tH-. .,s 'F i'. blood oa tht ,-1e..s .. .c.t .t ttt sy- tenn
 We VII s.ve CT. i1r.-..d u.a.-r -s. any ease e 4tasI1. +l .,r .a. s- U.sfs De cured ly r-.s 'af rrn '.rt sts,t free. All rrArrs't -t-
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
GENERAL oeREGON AND
 PARTY GO TO DALLAS

MORALES. Ari., Oct 15.--Generat A'yaro Cbregon. presiden,-eleet Of Mex.co. together with Mrs Obregol and the three little Obreg3as. iett Thursday morning in their pr.ya.a car for Dallas
 Al Dallas General Obreg0n Sia a,- tend the fair where he will nee. .. large and representative delegation Q. his counirymen. whc will b. o1 hant- from Mexico. These Mexican bus ness men are the representatives. oE the Mexican Chamber of CoTnerr all of which are to be represen d
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
TRACK RACES ATTRACT CROWDS AT OPENING OF
 PREscOTT's STATE FAIR

PRES corr. Ariz.. Oct I4.5In 10 days racing. on the opening date e. he NJTth-rn Arizona State Par here. Charles l''yins Myrtle X" riddeo by- JocAey Nanders. took One-fifth second from ne track record for toe five sish;hs mile winning il 1:o4 4-5. Sec onl place was closely c0ntes-ed by three entries. Burk's Dinero placing Irwin's Whitaker ridden by Manders also won the half mile event May well, Grey Dawn won the quarter mic dash By nose in 24 seconds
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
TOURISTS MiSSOUTEO BY PHOENIX CHAMBER.

With the idea, prboabiy, that they are getting even" with coehise county and cities along the Border land Route, evidences that the Phoe nix chamber commerce is mis- routing tourists through Coehise county were brought 10 the atten. tion of the Southern oart of the county tooay, when Or. A. J. BeaI and brother. L. L. 6eal. of Portland, Oregon, passed through Tombstone enroute to el Psso, with Florida as .her goal.
 Or. eeaI stopped at the Tomb stone Auto Company inquirins about the route from here to Fl Paso, wanting to know whether it would te best for him to double back to Benson to take the route through Wilcox, Bowie and San Simon to Lordsburs.
 The fact that at Tucson he had been routed through the Empire Ranch route instead of through Benson, brought him to Tombstone, although the route he had in view was the road through the northern part Of the county. Thinking that he must take the WilIeox-Lordsburs route. his idea was to double back to Benson.
 When informed by representa- tive Of the Daily Prospeetor that he was on the BorderIand highway and that he had been risrouted by the Phoenix chamber, Or. BeaI was a; los sto understand the action of the Phoenix chamber, saying that lady in the office of the chamber Of commerce had directed him over the other route, although she gave no reason, He produced a map which had been gwen him with pencil mark drawn through the route as given him to substantiste his state ments He Was entirely unaware Of the fact that he was on the Border land State Highway route, which IS completed from Tucson to the New Mexico county line, and was erati- fled to learn that he had a bouie. yard to travel over 10 Fl Paso, in- claoins the paved road between Bis bee and Douglas. instead of what he would have encountered had he taken the other route.
 The matter will be brought a, once 10 the attention Of the Phoenix chamber by the Tombstone Conner cia Club to ascertain the real reas- ons for their acton in r,tsdireeting tourists who have no knowledge of the sor5erland. over a route that has no connection with the Border land through the state
 The supposition here is, however, that the Phoenix chamber is taking this action as means Of expressing its sentiment on the stand Coehise county has taken in fighting the pro posed State Highway Bill, proposed by Msrioopa county, but this is the first instance that has been brought 10 the surface of direct attempt 10 divert traffic from the Border land and clearly depicts the meth ods characteristic to the Phoenix chamber.
 The Bisbee and Douglas chambers wilt also be asked to take the mat ter up with Phoenix in an effort to get the real reason for the Phoenix Chambers actions
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
GRATING THAT IS JusTiF1ABls z

Out in Carr canyon. in the Hua.
 chuca mountains, lives the scientist Prof. C. R. Bierdermon. whose expert ments in botany. horticulture and en-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

Chandler--Chandler Ginning Co. instals new electrical plant.
 Miami-Payson road beyond Roose- welt being widened from ten to sir. teen feet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
U. s. AGENTS TO KEEP AN
 EVE ON ARIZONA ELECTION

PHCENlN. Oct. I3-Insiructions have been received by he United States district attorneys office here and by the local branch office of the department of justice, il was an nounced today to the effect iha; car ful watch must be maintained 10 guarl again violation of the corrupt practices act during the election next month The instructions which were from the office oi Attorney eGnerd Palmer. wtre sad 10 refer particular ly ,o the offices of senator and repre- seR.stiye m congress.
 Iu referring 10 tne corrupt prac- tices a,t and the instructions. A si,san; United States District A. torney Joseph II Hohb sad today
 The use ot money in any form n the election of any nominees 10 fed eral offices will be investigated thor oushly by this office The hiring of paid workers on election day also wal be scruiinized closely and should any violation of the corrupt practices act be uncovered in the district oi Ari- zona prosecutions Will follow immedi. s;ely-
 Corrupt Practices Act.
 The principal section Of ihe aci fol lows:
 That whoever shall promise, offer or give or cause 10 be promised, offer ed or given any money or other things cf value or shall make or tender any contract. undertaking obligation, gra- ,ui.y. or security for the payment of money or for the delivery or convey ance of anything of value to any per son, either 10 vote or withhold his vote. or 10 vote for or against any candidate or whoever solicits. ac- csp;s Or receives any money or any other thing of value in consideration of his vote for or against any candi. date for senator. representative 0r delegate in congress at any primary or general election, shall be fined not more than 5000 or imprisoned not more than one year. or both"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

Flagstaff population shows gan e loo per cent from 1910 10 1920
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27
KR0TKIE NOTA1N MIEJSkIE.
- Nonal T. Robson, uciekinie

- Nonal T. Robson, uciekinier
re szpitala ola umys}owo chorych
W Elgin, zostal w sobote uznany
wlnnym morderstwa i skazany
ma Smierc przez powieszenie. VIA
DE sadowe powiatu Kane utrzy-
muja, IL jest to prawdopodobnie
pierwszy wypadek, W ktorym
cz}owiek prawdziwie umys}owo
chory zostai skazany ma Smierc.
Robinson pc u~cieczce re szpitala
wpad} do swego domu W Whea-
ton, gdzie zabif sztaba zelazna-
zone j dziecko, oraz rodzicow 10
ny - pahstwo Brown.
- Chicagoskie pisrno angielskie
The Chicago Evening Journal"
ogiosifo wczoraj, IL cd dnia 27go
bm., II. cd dzisiai numer tego pi-
sma kosztowat bedzie try Gently.
Przyczyne tego kroku Pismo uza-
sadnia drozyzna papieru i robot
nika. Jest to juz czwarte Z rzedu
pismo chicagoskie, ktore pod
~wyzszyio Gene "a numer do trzech
centow.
- Policya aresztowa}a onegdaj
dwu mezczyzn, ktdrzy prawdopo
dobnie So odpowiedzialni "a wlele
napadow dokonanych ma kobe
tach W okolicy Evanston / Rogers
Park. Zostali oni aresztowani
wlaSnie w chwili napudu ma dwie
mlode pielegniarki re szpitala sw.
A~ugustyna, a to: pne Ruth Detera
i pne Helene Gunselman. Napa-
stnicy nam6wili je ma przejazdzke
automobilowa, poczem zaciagnell
je ma pustkowie PREY ulicach ke-
die i Kenilworth, gdzie usifowali
dopuSciG sic ma Mich gwaitu. Ma
krzyk dziewczqt .przybiegfo dwu
policyant6w, ktorzy napastnikow
aresztowali; nazwiska ich sa:
William Bouillon, Z pnr. 1882
Mariana III. i Herbert Allardick,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27
.NOTATN OSOBSTE.

q w domu PIP. Piotra l Francszki Lu-
czak0w, Fam. pnr. 0S No. Ayers ave-,
odbyla sic nieSpodzianka zwana Mis-
cellaneous shower, kt6ra urzadzi1y
%przyjaci6hki panny Maryanny hucak,
wstepujacej wkr6tce W stan mahe6ski.
w niespodziance udzia} brady nastepu.
jace panny: L. Luczak, A. Strzelecka,
L. Zientara, L. Wotciechowska, A.
Kami6ska, r. Janowiak, q. Kosmeja,
oraz panic NJ. Luczak, w. Iewando-
wska, S. Szczepanowska, j. Tadelsia,
w. WojciechowSka. s. Strzelecka, a.
Barthman, NJ. Pyka, A. Pyka, H. Bar
todziej i S. Janowiak. Parma Maryan-
ma stanie ma slubnym kobiercu W ko-
sciele p. W. sw. Jana Kantego W Srode
przyszia, dnia 29-go b. M, z panem
Antonim Remke. Rodzice panny MO
del z~aliczani SO do najStarszych para.
fan KantOwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

W piatek popoludniu koleja New
York Central" przywieziono kilka
zwlok poleg}ych loinierzy 'amery-
kahskich, kt6rzy padli IA polu chwa
ly We Francyi W czasie o~statniej wcj
ny. Miedzy innemi przywiezione 20
stafy zwloki zolnierza s. p. Jana Mi
ciek, znanego W dZielnicy Town OF
Lake sokola. Zwloki sprowadzii brat
zmarlego p. F~ranciszek Miciek, Fam.
pnr ASP S. LOOMS ul., z~najdcwa-
ly sic one W zakiadzie po~grzebowym
OBJ. Piotra Patki. Dzisiaj O godzinie
Gel rano odbyl sic pogrzeb z koScio-
Ia p. W. Sw. Jana Bozego, a stamtad
DO odprawieniu ~nabozenstwa "a spo-
k6j duszy i ceremonii liturgicznych,
ciaio przewieziono | zlozono ma cmen
tarzu Zmartwychwstania ~Pa6skieso.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic z honorami woj-
skowymi.
Nietaki Teodor Bartkowski, licza-
cy lat 90, zam. pnr. 724S Claremont
ave. W b6jce z Julianem S%onczyn--
skim, zam. pnr. 742S S. Oakley ave.
odni6sf tax ~fatalne pokaleczenia, re
ambulansem policyjnym przewiezic-
no go szpitala powiatowego. Podoo-
no brutal grubym kijem pokalecz't
Bartkowskiego, kt6remu grozi ME
bezpieczenstwo.
q = q
We Srode wieczorem dnia 1890
pazdziernika b. T. Choir parafialny
Sw. Jacka W Ayondale, urzadza "a
bawe farmerska W sail Warszyhskie-
go. prey Wolfram i Central Park av.
GcScie bioracy udziat W tel zaba--
vie, proszeni sd o przygotowanie So
bic kostyum6w tarmerskich. Bedzie
to zabawa iakich maio.
W sobote o godzinie Sci rano Cd
byi sic posrzeb 5. p. J6zefa Kupiec,
kt6ry zmari po ciezkiej chorobie.
Orszak zalobny wyruszyi z domu p.
nr. 4721 S, Justine VI. do koSciofa
p. w. Sw. Jana Bozego, gdzie X.
Jana Stoinski odprawii n~abozenst--
wo i ceremonie liturgiczne, poczem
ciaio przewieziono i ziOzono ma cmen
tarzu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pahskiego.
o i q
Schodzac z tramwaJu linii 51ej
PREY S. Wood III. W dzielnicy Town
OF Lake. 3~3-letnia Franciszka Dem