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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
Tottenuille

Mrs. Isabelle Ainsworth returned
to her home in Lynn, Mass, this
morning after several weeks with her
mother.
Jack Kraginow, of Danbury, Conn.
was the guest here over the week
end with friends.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Tabor. of High street, Friday,
Mrs. Tabor was formerly Miss Jose
phine Wilkie.
Mrs. Edwin Clamp, OF Manhattan,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles -DeBoer. yesterday.
Mrs Morris Atkinson, of Newark,
visited her mother, Mrs. Hiram Reid,
yesterday.
william Burke, of the Bronx, visit
ed his parents yesterday.
Clarence Sloan and Earl Hatch,
chief petty officers in the navy. were
the guests OF Rudolph -Ronalder over
the weekend.
shipbuilding plant at noon Saturday.
Mothers Day was observed with
appropriate services at all of the
churches yesterday.
Because of the rain the annual
parade of h police department oil
New York was postponed on Satur-
day until this Saturday at the same
hour for the start.
The second week of county court
convened at the new court house al
ft. George this morning with County
Judge j. Harry Herman on the bench.
The flag at the police station is at
halfmast for the death of Special
Deputy Police Commissioner Ullman.
Bentley Lodge, Odd Fellows, ex-
poets to confer h second degree to-
night on a candidate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
Uric Acid Treatment
75c Bottle (32 doses) FREE

Just because you start the day wor-
J led and tired. with aching head,
burning n bearing down pains in the
back-worn out before the DAY begins
not think O have 10 stay in
that condition.
Be strong and we'll Get rid of the
pains. stif joints. sore muscles. rheu-
matte suffering aching back or kidney
trouble caused by Acids.
Get more sleep. If our rest is bro
ken half q dozen times a night. you
Will appreciate the comfort and
strength this treatment gives.
rheumatism. kidney and bladder
troubles. and all other ailments due to
excessive acid. no matter how chronic
~ stubborn. yield to The Williams
-reatment.
Send this notice and 10 cents TO pay
art OF postage. packing etc.. to
'hc DIR. u. 4. Williams Co. $ 3f66
Nay 10 i. O. Bldg. East Hampton.
Conn. You will receive "A 75c bottle
CSC doses) free. by parcel post. No
further obligation on your part. Only
one free bottle to any family or
address.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
DR.. WASHINGTON'S AUTO
STOLEN LAST NIGHT

IL Special Correspondent.
T0FTENVILLE. May 10-A Ford
coupe belonging to DIR. Walker Wash
ington, of Main street, was stolen
about $50 o'clock last night in
Richmond Valley. The car at the
time was in the yard at 217 Rich
mend Valley road and had been left
therein a short time before by James
MoyLAn, a driver for the physician,
who had taken Mrsfi Rose Becker the
housekeeper. to her home. The car
was In plain sight of the house and
those who had taken the car must
have pushed the car to the street and
then started the engine. Moylan re-
ported the theft of the car at once
10 the Tottenville police station and
a general alarm was sent out.
Every ferry was covered, but no
trace OF the missing car was had up
until early this morning. The car
could not been seen from the road
and it is believed that the n that
took it must lay been watching
when il was taken there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
kEYpORT BOY SCOUTS WIN
PRIZE At RALLY IN BOROUGH

Bu Special CcrreSpoHdcnf.
kEYPORT. May 1e.-Keyport dis
trict OF the boy Scouts held their
first rally last Friday afternoon al
Beach Park. The district is composed
OF six troops. Four have headquarters
at keyport. N al Matswan and one
at keansburg. Troop number thirty
seven which is generally known as the
Methodist Scouts won the greatest
number Of events.
These were the contests for spear
throwing. Paul Revere ride. foot driIl.
horse n rider. signalling. flag relay
and water boiling. The time of the
sig seconds. Troop number two. gen
orally known as the Baptist Scouts
won the antelope rae and the dress
ing race. The other troops from Key
port which participated in the various
events were troop number forty five.
generally known as the Episcopal
scouts and the cClorld ttoOp known
as number fourteen. County EXecu-
tive Oxenham and Field Executive NJ.
l.. Patten were present and had
charge OF the contests. Owing TO
the a C of their having won the
greatest number of the contests. troop
number 81 were awarded the District
Flag. The same was presented by
the Rev. Benjamin ID. Dagwell. rector
of st. Mary's Episcopal church. Mr..
Oxenham also addressed the scouts
and complimented them on the ex-
cellent showing which they had all
made. Troop No 81. being the win
Iners in this contest they will partlci-
pate in the County Rally which will
be held at Asbury Park sometime in
June.
Contests in b~andaging. obstacle
racing. craftsmanship and wall seal
ing will be held by the members of
the Keyport District in the near fu-
Iture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
MOTOR VEHICLE VI0LATORS
ARE TO COURT
BIZ Special CoFTcspondcnf.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVIILE. May 10:-Sum-
mons were served on a number of
violators of the city ordinance aud
motor vehicle law on staten Island
over the Weekend. James Kenny. of
Station avenue, Pleasant Plains. fined
S25 for speeding last week, was
served with q summons on Saturday
by Patrolman fitzgerald for operating
a car without a drivers license. John
n. Heath, of Terrace emu Hollis,
l.. l., was served with q summons by
Patrolman Romer for driving a truck
on Amboy road.
Barron c. Stockton. of Huguenot
avenue. Huguenot Park. vas given a
for operating q car without
lights and William j. Leir, OF So
Madison street. Manhattan. wa
charged with driving a truck in Am
boy road. They were served with
by Patrolman BloodgoOc
They will be %arraisned in court to-
day. A number of speeders were also
caught M are being arraigned tn
court today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
All About Retreats
Does Retreading pay!
Get This Straight.

II we retread a tire for you you
can bet your bottom dollar that it
will run 1000 miles and what s
more we'll take a hunck of the
bet and what's more we'll nurse
it from 1000 miles on for almost
next to nothing and what's more
every mile you get after $500 miles
is riding on velvet because you
would have to pay the same
amount in proportion for any
standard make of tire for $500
miles and what's more the tread
of a tire is only about 300 of the
original cost of the tire and what's
more IL | could get you and your
worn down tires in front Of my
shop and a paddock on your wallet
you wouldn't be long in getting
out the key and go $3.50 with me
on what you saved.
Tire and Tube repairing in all
it's branches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
SOCIAL AT KEYP0RT

By Special C~orrssso-1enr.
KEYPORT, May 10-Mrs. l.. Brow
er Walling entertained at her home
or West Front street last FridaySaf-
ternoon. In the electric contest Mrs.
Elmer L. Morris won the first prize
and Mrs. Charles X. Crawford won
the second. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess. Those present
were Mesdames Harvey Bronner, WI
liam Van Mater, o. C. Bogardus. Ell
mer. L. Morris, Beatrice Stern. r. C.
Walling. r. S. White, Norman Lock
wood, Charles X. Crawford n J.
Carrie Anderson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10

Have No Talent for II.
s Lots of people practice economy
who never become expert at it.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
Wasn't Quite Ready Tor Ride.

As the farm where we stayed last
summer was out Of the beaten track
Of automobiles, Bobby was both curl
Gus and afraid Of our car when We
came there. At first nothing would In
duee bim to take a ride In 1t. After
one Of our urginss to Just SIT In Il. be
drew his s~even-year-old sister (who
certainly was not afraid Of the Carr
down to him and whispered In a most
serious manner: 'sTeil those people
when I get older and tanner I'll ride
with them"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10

L- z.- -e 8.af - 1t.
Much sympathy is felt for the bur.
glars who broke into a house at Herns
Hi last week. Unfortunately for
them the grocer's bill had been paid
tie previous day.-Punsh. London.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
MADAME TOTTEM'S
PUPILS TO HAVE RECITAL

IL Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILAE, May 10-The an
rual piano recital of the students Of
the Progressive School of Music, con-
Quoted by Madame Abbie Clarkson
Totten Will be given at her studio in
Amboy road tomorrow night COM
mencing at s o'clock. Twenty num-
bers Is included in the program that
viii be rendered by twenty of the pu-
pills. Two prizes will be given, one
for the pupil having done the most
technical work during the past year
and the one having obtained the high
est credit marks during the past ear
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
Mrs. Katherine Griffith

TOTTENVILLE. May 10:-Mrs.
Katherine Griffith, forty-i1ve years
old, wife of William Griffith. of Bay
View Terrace, Tompkinsvflle. died
suddenly at her home Friday. Mrs.
Griffith, who was a daughter of the
late William Killmeyer, of Totem
Vile, beside her husband is survived
by two daughters n a son., her
mother, Mrs. Lucinda Killmeyer, and
brother, Patrolman Henry Killmeyer,
of Stapleton. Funeral services were
held from her late residence today.
Internlent in Moravian cemetery,
New DorD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
Install New Pastor.

bW SDtCtut IOfTeSpOHufHf.
kEYPORT, May 10-There was a
large attendance at the installation of
Rev. w. A. Service. the new pastor
of the Presbyterian church. last Fri
day night. The Rev. +. I. b. Reyn-
.olds. minister of the Reformed church
of this place. preached the sermon
Rev. c. II. Bruce. of Matawan,
gave the charge to the people and the
Rev. William Keefer. OF Freehold
gave the charge to the new pastor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
German Planes Fen to 100.

At the signing of the armIstiee the
total of German bombing and scouting
airplanes had fallen to LOO. while
the allies had three machines on tho
front to every German one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-10
When the Storm Breaks.

Our observation Is that n woman
can get very tired OF a husband who
thinks his station In life demands
more clothes than hers does.-Dailas
News.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

.Oczywista skradi to ktos - sill
ny zwolennik prohibicyi, ME chcq
cy by taxa masa upragnionego
napoju poszla jednak miedzy lu-
dzi, skoro kraj ma bye Sucny..:.
Zarzad skiadu i jegO przedsta-
wicicl prawny p~owiada, Il wick
Sza Geese tel w6dki porNali ban
dyci, &c pokradzicno sporo gallo
now w czasie transportu | ME po-
mogia nawet ma to polityczna pro
tekcya.... Zrcszta - poiityczni'
protekcya w tym ~wypadku warta
lyle - jak gdyby dial wilkowi Pll
nowac barana.... Wladzc fede-
1aine, kt6re sig zainteresowasy ia
sprawkq ! badaja ja skrzetnie -
majq income podejrzenia, IL GAIA
masa owa w0dki zostaia poprostu
tajnie sprzedana.... Sledztwo W
toku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

dach europejskich, otrzymai wczo
raj rozkaz Z Waszyngtonu uda-
MIA sic z Londynu do Gdanska.
Ma odplynat ma krazownlku
Pittsburgh" i pc p~rzybyclu ma
miejscc natychmiast zaraporto-
wac, czy W Gdahsku ME So Pc
trzebne jeszcze jakies dodatko--
we silly morskie Stanow Zjedno,
czonych. Rownoczesnie otrzymai
ON upowaznienie odWolanla kra-
zownika st. Louis" i s~zesclu tor
pcdowcow Z Nora Czarnego do
Gdanska. w razie potrzeby mo-
re w podobny sposob rozporza-
dzit co do ~wszystkich amerykan
skich okret6w, jake w chwili O.
becnej znajduia sic ma wodac!l
europejskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
MIASTO WCIAZ NIEWYPLA
CALNE.

Niasto Chicago ME ma PICNIC
dzy =. Stara rzeczs pziwneby
bylo, gdyby je miaio pod admi-
r~istracyq thompsonska!.... Wy
.sz}o ma jaw ostatnio, IL niektorr
rachunki drukarskie miazto Cd
roku ma niezap}acone, ma czem
Jest 30 firm drukierskich - po-
szkodowanvch.. -. Miasto VIM
nc i'm jest ogoiem cos $4,000.
Qbeenie drukarze domagaja sig
wyplat / ME chc9 dalszych Ia
mowien przyjmowac - po&i sta
re rachunki ME zostanq wyr6w-
name: nNiema piacy - niema
piracy - powiadaja, Ostatnio
Komisarze elekcyjni maja Z tel
przyczyny GAIA maSe biedy "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
Do >bylych Halter
czykow.

.Jak wiadnmo. wSzyStkic tUwarzy-
silva. orSanizacye i zwiazki polSkie bcz
wzglcdu M ~prZckonania poliryczne re
lisijnc. vienna udziai W nicdlzielncj ma
n~ifcstacyi, kt6ra sic Uibcdzic m rzccz
PolSki n~aiblizSza niedziele, to jest
Inia 22-go %Sicrpnia. DlatcGo tcz / my
hyli holnicrze Armii Polskicj, ME NIB
zcmy pozostat "a innymi W lyle, a TAX
Samo jak nicgdyS W SZercSach szliSmy
2 hrOni4 W ryu ma wrOsa. TAX samo l
W niedziele muSimy sic wSzyScy stlWlr
ia ~mnnifcStacyi. Aeby skazac razcln 2
innymi rrSztc dalSza che' Siuzcnia Poi
see hodaj W SpOS0b. TAXI, jahim jest IA
manifcStOwanic Swych ucZuc ola drn-
gicgo nam zawSze kraju. WSZyscy hyli
IIallcrczycy bcz wyjatku, m~icSzkajacy
W Chicago. Okolicy powinni W tel lna
! nifcstacyi wziat udzia}. Gl6wny Kn
mitct manifrStacyi jest jn o en- "a
wiadOmi0ny i %wyznacZy nan mieJsce.
Ma czwartck dnia 1870 b. IN, uu
godzinc s-ma wieczOrcm Harzad Zwiaz-
ku Wctcran6w Armii PO!Skiej zwo{uJe
do hall Zwiazku Polek poSiHlzcnie wszy
| stkich bylych H~allerczyk6w. ''SzczeSM-
ME stawic sic powinni Sicrzanci i Off
wrowic, ktdrzy ,chcjna pewne Stnno"i-
ska ma m~anifcStacyi nicNlzielnej.
Wzywamy ma To poSiedHenic tych
wSzyStkich, kt6rzy sic jM zapiSali Il"
Xwiazku Wctcrn6w .Armii rolskiej.
jak i tych. kt6rzy ~jcszcze o %zainieniu
tcco Zwiazku ME wiedza. by we czwar-
TEX na posicdenie przybyli koniecznir.
Jest icSzczc wiclc w1znych Spraw do
za}atwicnia. kt6rc ME nngiy bye IA
lntwione ma ostatnicm poSiclzeniu.
CzcAC.
IN Harzad Zwiazku Wctcran0w Armii
P0lSkiej.
DR.. major 4. PietrIykOwSki, PREF.
Sieri. major 5. s. Stachowicz, SEX.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
Siodmy Transport Hal
l~erczykow Przybyl do
Chicago.

Wczoraj o godzinic $40 popo4udniu
lczaS k~OlcjowyJ pociagiem kOlei Penn
~Sylvania II. Il. ma dworzec Union.
przy Canal | Adams ul.. przybyi do
Chicago si1dmy i prawdopNiobnic o.
Statni transport byiyrh %zO}nlerZy gen.
Hallcra z Armii pOlSkicj. Ma dwOrzec
ma ~spOtkanie Stawi}O sic sokolStwo jak
zwyklc Up. Skibickim j p. Msotowskim
ma cmlc i mazda grOmadka krewnych,
przyjac.M i znajOmych. Gdy pociqg sta
nal pred brama, wySzli z waCon6w Hal
lprCzycy i uformowali sic " dw0jki, po-
czem pomaszrrowali ma ulicc Canal
gdzie ulbyio sic oghlne powitanle PREY
s~crdccznych u&ciSkarh krcwnych i zna-
jOmych.
Pc kr6tkicj chwili znowuz Sformowa-
no szcrcg i W dwo:kach pomaszerowali
Hallcrrzycy utica Canal do Madison /
do Clinton. gdzie OzcEiwaiy S%pccyalnic
z~aangahowane tramwaN, kt6te pre-
wiozly ich do ulicy Ashland ave.
Przyjccie 2 obiadem jaE zwykle
= odbylo sic W sail Twiazku Poles
pnr. 1909 Ashland ave. koSztem Soko
low. Przybyio do Chicago z g6rQ go
H~allerczyk6w z podporuczntkiem RE
szuto. Gdy ulokovahO wSzystkich PREY
zaHtawionych stolach patry0tycznc So
k6fki pOda}y smaczny Obiad, przyrzl-
dzony przcz kuchmistrza IRnarda. "
sail podczaS obiadn zebraio sic Sporo
krrwnych i przyjacim eX~-zoinierzy.
Wszyscy praSneli zObaczyf tych, kt6
rzy przez kilku laty odjechali walczyc
O wolnosc Polski i ludlow: Pc spoAyciu
pOtraw. rozlano ma tytoh i papieroSy.
Oh. Skibicki. prezcs OkrcSu lIgo So
kOl6w PolSkich, w imieniu SOkolStwa
i ohywatelStwa polSko-amerykahskicgo
powital Hallerczyk6w, prOszac ich, by
jak dotychczaS s}uzyli OjcZyznie, TAX
! Hdudl sic Lle III WI VoN"it~N"
piracy 2 Obywatelstwom tutejszem, a W
szczeg0lnoaci W sprzcdawaniu bondow
PolSkiej Pozyczki Pa1stwowej, kt6reJ
kampania zoSta}a prZedluhOna. Ma "a
kO6czcnie zabrai CLOS jeden z Halter
czyk0w. Kazimierz Lach, 2nany ma poi
nOcno-zachOdniej stronie dawnleJszy
szynkarz, kt6ry ~przem6wil W imieniu
ex~-Ao4nierzy. dziekujqc sokolstwu "a
przyjccie. Przyrzek}, ii kazdy z ex-
zofnierzy polskich Ola spra%y polskiej
lila Ojczyzny, bedzie sic stara4 nadal
~pracowac "A zwiaszcza W obecnej chwi-
H. Og6lnem odSpiewaniem Roty Kono-
pnickiej zakohczonO przyiecie.
Delegacya Komitetu Obywatelskiego
z dzielnicy Town Of Lake Dabrala swo-
ia gromadke automobilami do Ochron-
XII Aniola Str6za inne dzielnice row
niez podobnie postapi}y. Tych, ktorzy
ME mieli krewnych nj Znajomych, "a
Rad Soko{6w rozlokowa{ W hotelu, -
tych zak, kt6rzy byli z dalszych stron
poza Chicago. o~dstawiono ma kelej. Hal
lerczycy wygladaja dobr7e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

superintendent sill pracowni--
Czych wydziafu tego, ktory po--
wiada, Il .rezygaacya lego jest
niewazna jako wymuszona
Wydzial zoStal zrecvganizowany
a w. H, Schmidt zosta} lego pre-
zesCm ,zaS ]. r. Powers skarb-
nikiem superintendent sit pra-
cowniczych zoStai wtedy nazna-
czony G.. {. Wharton. zaS}uzony
w Rampant Lowdena polItykier,
apensya jego wynosi $500! o
ten to Smaczny ! ttuSty kqseE
spicraja sic teraz politykierzy:
Smith - byfy superintendent
ME chce so puScic, nowy -
Wharton chce go ola siebie. -
Smith wystosowaf w tel sprawie
protest i list osobisty do CUB.
Eowdena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
Ruch W TOwarzystWach.
re STANISLANOWA.

.-- Komitet gi6wny ola Pozycz-
ki Polskiej wybrany ma iedzielnym
wiecu W sail Sw. Stanislawa X. ma
sic zebrac jutro W czwartek, dnia
1890 b. M. o godzinie Bel wleczo--
rem, W sail Kosciuszki. Zarazem CT
kt6rzy maja zamiar pcSwieci6 sic W
rozprzedawaniu bonG6w polskich.
MECH sic stawia. - Y. Franciszek
Dembinski, c. R. proboszcz.
- Tow. Miodz. Sw. Stanisiawa X.
No. 513 Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne pc
~siedzenie, jutro " cZwartek, O godzl-
ME 7:30 ~wieczorem, W sail No. D.
ObecnoSt kazdego czionka p%ozadana.
Jan ]. Mucha. PREF; Szczepan
Brzozowski, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
SPRAWL LICHWY MIESZ-
KALNEL.

Gubernator Lowden zabiera sic
do paskarzy ! lichwiarzy miesz-
kainych: ostatnio wystoscwai OH
APPEL do chicagoskiego STOW.
kupcow i poSrednikow reainoScio
wych, przestrzegajac ich. re je-
>Ii sic oni ME vienna do uregulo.
wanna tel sprawy i ukrocenia Ii
chwy, to W takim razie zaJma
sic tenn wladze stanowe - guber
nator mianowicie zamierzac zor-
Sanizowac komisye w rodza-
ju. tel, ktora zalatwia sprawy
public utilities" - urzadzenra
pozytku publicznego.... lStotnic
czasby by}, by sic do lichwiarzy
mieszkalnvch zabrano nalezycie,
DO to. co sic w Chicago dz;eje ma
tie tel sprawy, Jest takim bezczei
nym wyzyskiem, IL przcchodzi
juz wszelkie granice. Z drugiej
strony - jeSli owa nova komi-
Sya bedzie tax dzia}a}a ma korzysc
obywateN, jak owa komisya cd
public utilities, ktorej mozemy
zawdzieczac podwyzke cen tram
wajow, telefon6w itp.. to ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
DOBRY REKORD STANU


Washington, Is sierpnia. -
Dyrektor ccnzusu oswladczyi
wczoraj, re W ostatnim roku. fl
skalnym Illinois ~stanqi liza cze~
lc wszystkich Stan6w pod wzgle-
dem p~rzewyzki dochodow rzado-
wych Z podatkow mad rozchoda-
mi rzadowymi. Przewyzka ia wy
ncsi SloyO07.S5l. L pomiedzy
w~Szvstkich +S Stanow W 81 Z Mich
dochody rzadowe Przewyzszajq
rozchody. Ponizej podanc SO cy-
FRY nicktorvch z tych przewvzek .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
ZNoW VODKA G
LA" w CHICAGO.

Znowu sic ,,zapodziaio nam
gdziesi" 10000 galonow w6dki :
wielkiego skladu continental
Warehouse II zbiegu Roosevelt
rd. ! Canal str. Wartc to jest ha-
gatelke pol miliona dolaroW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
BIURA
IMMIGRACYJNEGO

Washington, IL slerpnla. -
Asystent sekretarza Department
III piracy Post zarzadzi} reorganl
zacye biura immigracyjnego, po,
.niewaz, jak powiadaja urzednicy
tego departamcntu, W blurze o.
wen zapanowa{a ,,kompletna de-
crganizacya', daiaca sic dostrze-
gao we wszystkich jego dzledzi-
mach.
Podsekretarz Post WygotoWai
d. 14go b. III. memorandum, W
ktorem omawia .,przyczyny dys-
organizacyi, jake zapanowaly W
biurzc immigracyjnem, powodu-
JAG zupcinq niewydajnosc jego
pracy', jakotez podaje spoSoby
zaradzenia zlelnu. Zaleca tez, a
by niektore ,,niepozadane' sto-
sunk ulegiy natychmiastoweJ re
~fOrrnje ; zmianOm
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Zadnych s~zalblcfzy 1 tnacIagaczy
czyhajacych ma kieszanie latwowier
INCH niema DZlENNlX CHICAGO
SKI ma swych szpaltacL, DO awsze
PRAGUE dla dobra- ludu. Oszrkah
cze fire sales" stanoHszo W DZIEN
NIKU CHlCAGOSKIM ~oeiaszane bye
nile moga.
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amerykanskiego sekretarza sta
MI Colby'ego. Warunki tie maja
SIG streszczac W nastepujacycl.
punktach:\
l.. Zagwarantowanie bezpie--
czcnstwa mienia / zycie obywate-
Ii Stanow Zjednoczonych.
?. Cudzozicmcom, kt6rzy po-
nicSli podczas rewolucyi szkody,
ma bye wyp}acona stosowna IN
demnizacya.
3. Wszystkie wydane przez Gar
ranze dekrety konfiksaCyjne MA
ia bye uznane "a niewazne l me-
obowiqzujace.
Washington, 1S sierpria. -
" tutcjszych koiach ~po'"Ycz-
anch zaprzeczaja prawdziwos:i
donicsien Z Mcksyku, re prey
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Washington, Is sierpnia.
OKRE
row WRACAJA DO PIRACY

Nowy York, IS sierpnia. -
T'rwajqcy na strajku Cd czterech
micsiecy w!iadowywacze okre-
tow W portach nadoccanicznych
postanowili wr0cit do piracy. Roz
.rocznq ia IA tych Samych wa
runkach. ia jakich robote porzu-
Gill, rownoczeSpie zas beda pro,
~adzone rokowania o podwyzke
;,.b mynaUr0Jzenia
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r~,ierzali oni mianowicie wydac
prace drukarskie ma przyszie wy
bory, Il tn drukarze przyJmowac
ich ME chca! Moe bye Z tego
laday bigos. .jeSli sic Sprawy tel
rvchio ME zaiatwi - a to macy
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Tov PoIeL Sv A1nieazki No

- Tow. Polek sw. Agnieszki No.
256 Died. odbedzie m~iesieczne po-
siedzenie W srode. dnia 1890 sierp-
MIA, o godzinie Sci wieczorem, W sail
posiedze6. Kazda siostra
powinna bye obecna BIO So wazne SPA.
wy do zalatwienia i zarazem roz-
dane beda bilety ma zabawe. Stan.
PREF; Anna Polek. sekr.
prot, 3436 n. Springfield ave.
Tow. sw. Jerzego NJ. gr. sc s.
P. W A. odbedzie p~osiedzenie MIC
sieczne " czwartek, 10 sierpnia, o
godzinie 1880 wieczorem, " sail
zwyklych posiedzeh. - Tom. suwa!-
ski, pref; Adam Kwarcihski, sekr'
prot, 1859 Elston ave.
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z 16-tej WARDY.

Bardzo wazne ~posiedzen:e re-
gularnej demokratycznej organ.za
cyl kobiet 16tej wardy odbedzie sle
W srode, dnia 1890 %sierpnia, W loka-
lu pnr. 1862 w. North ave. W sta
rem miejscu, o godzinie $50 wieczo
EN-. take rozdane beda bilety ma
zabave. r. Petlak. ~prezeska; F.
Kuthnowska, sekr. fin.
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dent Wilson oSwiadczy} juz pod
pewnymi warunkami gotowo3c
uznania obecnego rzadu meEsy-
kanskiegO.
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NOTATKI Z RAMPANT PRE-
ZYDENCYALNEJ.

Columbus, o., IS sierpnia. -
GubCrnator Cox oSwiadczy& sig
stanowczo "a jak najrychleJszem
ratvfikowaniem traktatu pokojo-
wego' i konStytucyi Ligi Naro-
dow, choGhy navel z pcWnemI
zmianami ! poprawkami, byte
bez nicpotrzebncgo gadania ! pre-
wlckania Sprawy.
Marion, O., 18 sierpnia. - Do
Scnatora Ilardlnga wplynelo do
tel pory juz przcszlo 500 prosb
cd roznych organizacyi / osob
prywatnych o wygioszenic pre-
mowien w miejscowoSciach, skad
proSbv tc podano. Pan Harding
zdecydowai SIG jcdnak jak do
tel pory - tylko ma dwic mowy,
ktnre WypoWic w Alarlon' Jcdna
Z Mich wygiosi d. IS b. M. IA tc-
mat Iigi Narodow. druga zas d.
0go wrzcSnia, t. j. W swieto Pra-
cy.
Washington, IS sierpnia. -
Pan Wayne b. Wheeler ogiasza,
re Przcciwszynkarska Liga zwai
czac bed1ie wszystkich mo
krych' kandydatow ia kongres
man0w i wstrzyma sic cd rcko-
mendowania re swej strony "a
r6wno dcmokratycznego jak repu
b!ikanSkicgo kandydata prczydcn
CvalnegO.
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T%eIegramy%z agTaniczne'

GCkGnc7rnle ze >';onlcv l-sZei
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MOOika MiejsCOWa.

Ookonczenie Re sttonicy I.
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