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LIVINGSTON.


Miss Ruby Bunker, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Bunker,
and Prof. Ben Meyer of Colby, Wis,
were united in marriage at $50 Mon
day morning, Aug. 9 at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. G. H. Gibson
at Montfort, Rev F. M. Halght officiat-
ing. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of immediate members
of the family, DR.. Chas. Meyer of Chi
cago, brother of the groom, and the
brides family. The bride is a high
ly accomplished young lady, a grad
uate of the Montfort high school, the
Platteville normal and specialized at
the university and has been success
full teacher, teaching at Mineral Point
the past year The groom was direct
or of manual training in the Mineral
Point school the past year. The
young couple were taken to Dodge
vile to take the train for Milwaukee.
Colby and Chippewa Falls on their
wedding tour. The groom has &C
copied a position as manual training
director at Chippewa Falls where
| they will reside.
A pleasant party composed of 100
relatives and friends met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Andrews Tues
day evening and rendered her pleas
ant surprise. The ladies took well
filled baskets and met pot luck. Mrs
Andrew leaves soon for Rochester to
receive medical treatment.
The Jas. and Fred Allen families
arrived home last Monday from a
weeks visit with the Mort Allen fam
my at Tomahawk.
Rev. G. H. Pierstorff left Monday
for Evanston where he will attend
the summer school at Northwestern
university for three weeks.
The Misses Mabel and Martha Run
dell of Roberts, Wis, arrived Thurs
day for visit with relatives.
The little cradle roll members and
their mothers will have pot luck
picnic at the village park Aug. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. u w. Mertz of Madi-
son were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. V. M
Hannah Monday. Curly" as Mr.
Mertz is known, recently returned
from service in Siberia.
J. j. Andrews, Carl Mueller and
wife and daughter Helen spent Tues
day fishing at Woodman.
Mrs. Annie Livingston has returned
from the Fred Rector home at Fenni-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmhout and Miss
Spencer of KeOsanqua, Ia, were Sun
day visitors at the Wilbur DietZman
home.
A number from here attended l. O
o. F. lodge at Arthur Tuesday night
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The Roberts family held their an
nual reunion Sunday at the George
Starrett home which is the old Rob
erts homestead. The day was bean
tiful and 80 guests assembled tn mar
take OF bountiful dinner and eniov
the program which follows: Called to
order by H. M. Roberts. Two poems
My Boyhood Home" and "A Perfect
Holiday" by Lew H. Miles of Quincy
Ill, read by Miss Irene Casper
EARLY Neighborhood History" nv
Mrs. Geo. Starrett, read by Miss
Maud Starrett. Sketches of the inn
migration of the family from Indiana
Mrs. Lynn Narrower; poem. "Old
Grant River Hills" H. j. Starrett
read by Miss Portia Showalter; short
talks and singing completed the pro
gram. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Caspers, Henry and Irene
Caspers, Lancaster; Mrs. E. N. Miles,
st. Joseph, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Roberts, Arlington, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Roberts, Graydon, Warren and
Emily, Montfort; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Miles, Bernice, Frances, Irving and
Lillian, Platteville; Mr.. and Mrs. ].
e. Bradley, Evelyn, Fern, Delva,
Platteville; Mrs. Ed. Schind, Irene
Schind, Tacoma, Wash; Miss Portia
Showalter. Lancaster; Almon Wagner,
Dennison, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Pearson, Norma, Helen and CARLYLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Roberts, Jean Rob-
erts, Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Starrett and Frances, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Starrett, Maud and
Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Grebe,
Florence Grebe, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Miles, Clarence and Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn narrower, Robert Harrow
er, Bloomington.
Ted Sprague has purchased the
John Hale place containing Ia acres
Just south of town, the price paid be-
ing $500. He intends to build a new
house and barn on the place and 9TH
erwise improve it. 1t will make
pleasant home.
Mrs. Sam McIver in company with
her sister, Miss Effie Skinner of Glen
Haven, left Wednesday for Ismay,
Mont, to visit brother, James Skin
ner. They will be gone about two
weeks.
The Pra. du Chen and West Grant
ball teams played a good game at the
fair grounds here Sunday. The West
Grant boys won the game 8 to 6. Roy
Martin who pitched the first part OF
the game dislocated his knee and is
laid up as a result.
The premium lists for the Bloom
ington fair are about ready for distri-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-18

drews lake Friday in honor of Carl
Mueller and family of Portales, n. M.
Joe Nicholson left Saturday for a
visit with his daughter at Albany.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. A. Metcalf, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Metcalf of Dodgeville
were Sunday visitors at Harry Aliens
Orville and Max Livingston are Wis
iting at Mt Hope.
Mrs. Agnes Allen and daughter
Bess are guests at the T. H. Baldwin
home at Bloomington.
Miss Lucille Madison of Milwaukee
is a guest of Prof. Frank Watson.
The L. H. S. alumni met at the An
drews lake Thursday evening. The
Montfort orchestra furnished music
for the occasion.
Mis- Julia Sweeney of Lancaster is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Allen.
Prof and Mrs. Clinton r. Wise
man and son Gordon of Bookings,
S. D., visited friends here. Prof Wise
man has been attending summer
school at Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-18

Miss Ivanelle Lewis of Lancaster
came over Thursdav and visited Miss
Belva Hoskins until Sunday.
Harrison Day started Thursday on
the return trip to Mitchell, S. D., af-
ter spending a week with his mother,
Mrs. Malissa Day
Miss Portia Showalter of Lancaster
spent the past week with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Orr and daughter
Ivanelle and Walter Clegg started on
Saturday morning on an automobile
trip to Ismay, Mont, to visit Mrs.
Orr's brother, Dick Edwards and
family. They will be gone about a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson and
Miss Flossie Prideaux drove over
from Arlington, Ia, Sunday. Mrs. Ell
len PrideauX who has been spending a
fow DAYS here returned home with
them Monday.
Gus Tornowski and wife of Monona,
Ia, spent the weekend with rela-
tives here. Misses Bessie Tornowski
and Althea Sprague went home with
them Monday for visit
Lee Kolb and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Horribly of Bagley were in town Sun
day
Mrs. Will Macke has been quite i'll
the past week.
A. J. Frazier and son Milton have
been in Milwaukee and Chicago the
past week buying fall and winter
goods for the Frazier store.
Milton Garthwaite came home Sat.
urday from Palmyra where he is en-
ployed in drug store to spend a
weeks vacation with the home folks.
Misses Belle and Hilda Lewis of
Ogden, Utah, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Jennie Pike.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Patterson of Man
kato, Mimi, came Saturday for a Wis
it at the home of Mrs. Mary Greer.
Messrs. and Mms James Oates,
Burnell Oates, Arthur Chapman and
Frank Cooley attended the funeral of
Mrs. Ed Oates at Lancaster Thurs
day afternoon.
MINIS. Reub. French and John Lord
went to Dubuque Sunday to spend a
few days.
Mrs. Louise Hayden returned Sat-
urday from a three weeks visit with
friends at Dubuque and Chicago.
Mrs. Allen and Miss Bessie Allen,
mother and sister of Mrs. F. H. Bald
win, are visiting at the Baldwin home.
Another sister, Mrs. Wilkinson and
her husband of Platteville spent Sun
day with them.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Gilligan are MAX
ing an auto trip to Minneapolis and
Mortified, Mimi.
Mrs. Alice Brodtkorb and chill
dren leave here Wednesday for Alma
Center, Wis, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Edwards and family.
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button. A good program has been
arranged for the enjoyment of those
who attend the fair and every effort
is being made to make it a success.
The dates are Sept s, 8 and 10.
Mrs. Roy Gates entertained a party
of friends Thursday afternoon in
honor OF her sister, Mrs. Olmstad of
Madison.
DR.. H. ]. Mclaughlin who has been
indisposed for some time has gone to
a Pra. du Chen hospital for treat
ment
Miss Lucille Woodhouse will start
Wednesday for Billings, Mont, where
she will teach the coming year Her
friend, Miss Leora Connors of Chica-
go will meet her on the way and to-
gether they will visit Yellowstone
Park.
Messrs. and Mesdames R. N. and
Frank HoskiAs were Dubuque visitors
Wednesday.
The marriage of Earl Cooper to
Miss Lucille Eleanor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. ID. Campbell of Madison,
occurred in that city Saturday even
ing. They will reside in Madison.
EarIs friends here extend congratu-
! lations and best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Cooper, Leonard and Miss Flor
ence Cooper of this city attended the
wedding.
A large number of people from this
place attended the Boscobel fair on
Thursday. They report good fair
and big crowd The heavy rain in
the evening made travel so difficult
that most of those from this section
were obliged to stay over night
John Hite. wife and son of Glen
wood, Mimi, drove through in their
car and spent few days here return
ing home Friday.
A. e. Budahn is taking a vacation
from his duties in the State Bank and
is spending the time with his parents
at Fond du Lac. Mrs Budahn and
children accompanied him.
The d. A. r. attended the August
meeting with Mrs. Harley Starrett
last Tuesday. A fine dinner was the
main feature of the days entertain
ment.
Miss Hazel Hickok is back from a
two weeks vacation which she spent
at Cedar Rapids and Dubuque.
Fred Riese went to Chicago Thurs
day evening to be with his son Jesse
who is seriously i'll.
Miss Ethel Daven of Dodgeville has
been engaged as teacher of history
in the high school the coming year.
Mrs H. d. Mcpherson and chill
dren spent the past week visiting rel
atives at Gays Mills. H. D. drove over
Saturday and brought them home.
AL. Wagner of Dennison, Texas, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city and vicinity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-18
What the Samson Does

DRAW BAR
will pull two or three bottom
pillow.
will pull a tandem disc harrow.
will pull two 2O-ft. spike-tOOth
harrOWS.
will pull two 4-hOrse grain drills.
will pull two 7-ft. binders.
will pull large road grader or do
any other heavy duty, draw-bar
job.
BELT POWER
will handle any heaVy-duty belt
power job.
will run a % to 24-in. separator.
will run a 4 to 6-hOle corn shelter.
will run a heavy buzz saw.
will run a heavy-duty grinder or
ensilage cutter up to II inches.
will run centrifugal water pump
for irrigation purposes.
will handle stone cruSher or
large concrete mixer.
will handle large hay balers and
in fact will do any belt power job
requiring steady, reliable power
within the range of the machine.
from morning till night.
Complete with Platform and Tenders,
Governor, Power take-Off. Brackets
for Canopy Top and Regular Cleats.
Price +. 0. b. GAINESVILLE, Wis, $50.
Prices subject to change without no
tice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-18
HeavyDuty Horse Power
For Drawbar and Belt.

HOrsepOwer-pIenty of it-stripped of all un-
necessary dead weight! Horsepower for draw
bar and belt. At the right price-fOr both first
cost and upkeep! That's what every farmer wants.
That is what the designers, engineers and prOduc-
ers had in mind when they developed the SAM
SON MODEL M TRACTOR.
You want tractor that will take the place and
perform the duty of barn full of horses, without
costing YOU fortune big part OF your crop TO
buy and maintain. That is exactly the kind oil
tractor YOU get in the SAMSON MODEL M.
It's the last word in modern, dOwn-tO-the-min-
ute tractor construction. 1t is not like the aver
age sI' beam and channel steel frame tractor that
weighs so much that it takes a large amount OF
it's power for self-prOpusOn 1t is clOse-cOupl-
ed power unit all by itself from radiator to rear
wheels.
Every working part is inclOsed and protected
AGAINST dust mud or rain. 1t mas no lost motion
for II is built and fabricated throughout like a
100000 automobile, insuring great efficiency,
ease of operation maximum length OF life and SER
vice The price-the unheard of figure OF SS4O-
is due to correct designing, engineering and guam
tity production.
The even distribution of weight compact unit
design and low center of gravity give the SAM
SON great stability, making it hug the ground and
preventing all danger of rearing up and tipping
over
The SAMSON MODEL M is the one tractor you
should look at before you buy tractor OF any
make or kind. It's not too heavy it's not too light
1t is accessible, easy to operate dependable, sure
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-18
Booklet Sent Free!

demonstration of the SAMSON MODEL
booklet which figures
maintaining the SAMSON MODEL
will surprised these figures HOrsefh
nothing the chores three times
in and the drudgery theycause
Every should have of this instructive booklet. SENT
FREE!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

SHE rot ND-"Wlnt every woman wants.
aud shc found II AFTER a hear breaking
s"arrh for what she thought -Iie WantcI. u
wasn't at nll what mot pcoTlr lhinL every
wnguHn wants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

OTHERS SAi-thnt woman nusilb wants
her own way" or the last word" ur the
mpun aud al The stars. or q couple ~ auto
mobiles, or pirnis 81 outs. ur prctN ciuthr-,
or love In u cottage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
DR.. HnI Hastings. throat specialist

SEVENTH SPOUSE STICKS VIOLET
GlASOapW-SevcH wac Violet I.yle's
uniucky number. She had six hus-
handa In % q and got away with
a." When she married the seventh
they pinched her. Her father was %
blacksmith.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15
MA POMOC
SERBII.

DO Chicago przybyly wczoraj
panny Alice Carpenter i Matilde
Spencer I Nowcgo Yorku, cclem
zaaranzowan;a til Rampant ma
pomoc ola Serbii pod egidq The
Serbian Child Welfare Assn Of
America. w przyszla nicdzicle
przyjcdzie tn jake reprezentantka
~serbSkicgo regenta Aleksandra
parma Helena Losanicz z Belgra-
du, ktora wezmic udzial W tel
Rampant.
Sprawl ia zainteresowaIo sic
wicIe wybitnych pan Z Chicago.
jak PIP. Russell Tyson, William
Mccormick Blair, Kellogg Fair
bank, Augusta A. Carpenter i in
ne.
KRoTKIE NOTATKI
MIEJSKIE.
Kapitan Dennis Malloy re sta
cvi policyinei Chicago ave. o.
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Z TROICOWA.
u CLEVELAND, o.

w domu Stanislawa Zynczkowskie
co., 1907 Dewey I'd, wybuchl polar
z niewiadomej przyczyny. Kiedy
Zynczkowski spostrzegl ogien, tyi do
mu objety juz by} pozarem. Wyniosf
wiec 11-miesieczne dziecko do sa--
siedniego domu i chcial pospieszyc
ma ratunek dzieciom, ktore pozostafy
W plonacym domu. Me zdazyl je--
dnak dojS6 do swego domu, kiedy
spostrzegl, re dom do kt6rego pred
zani6si dziecko, znajduje sic
W plomieniach. POspieszyi
vice. ably dziecko stamtad wniesc. a
tymczaScm dwoje dzlCCi. 1~najdujqcn
sic " iego domu. zginelo " nlomic-
zach. Sa to 4-ietnia dliewc7ynEo !
2-letui cLloptzyk. dzieci Zynczkow-
skinEo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

towci ! >tanowcj houWcncli. ma
.ktorcj zoStauq zamianowani dele
gao at large" i dy~tryhtow; do
.hrajuwCj konwCncyi republican =
.Skicj " clcrwcu hr.
4. Ecdlic on nominowaI hc2po.
.SrCdnio klcrka sQdu apClacyjncgo
.picrw>zcgo ,chica~" -LirSo) dy
.s,ryNtu.
: Erdlic houtrol"wal "a romo-
a o~rgani1acyi swcj parity nomi-
.racyc 10 hongrcsu L dzic>icciu
dyStryktaw powiatu Cook, jake
tci nominacyc do icSi>'atury sta
nowcj I - ScnatoryaInych dy-
.>try kt6w togo powiatu.
W >k}ad togo komitctu wchod1i
Il cltonkow. 4 mjanoWicic 81
komitymanow I Lazdcj I ward
chicagoskich. jakotci szcSciu l.
m~iastcczek powiatu poza Chicago.
Do tel pory tych ~szesciu, ktorzy
Sq znani pod nazwq grupy Webc-
ra-Hoiimana .dziaiaio zupe}nie mic
zaleznie Cd ktorejkolwiek Z fax
cyl chicagoskich ! nalezy przNpu-
szczat, zc stanowiSko ich pod tym
wzgledem ME ulegnie tcraz take
.zadnej zmianie.
LAX siInq Jest agitacya stronni,
Ctwa Thompsona, ably pozyskac
dla siebie zupe}nQ kontrole tego
komitetu powiatowego, o tenn
Swiadczy iakt, IL navel wrogowic
tel iakcyi p~rzyznajq juz obecnie,
re w dziesieciu wardach ma juz
.ona zapewniony wyb6r swych
kandydat6w ma komitymanow. So
to nastepujqce wardy i nastePujq-
.cy kandydaci:
Pierwsza - Frank P. Brady.
Druga - Edward II. Wright.
Czwarta - Bart J. Evans.
Osma - Patrick H. Moynihan.
Dziesiata - Thomas Curran.
Jedenasta - Chas. V. Barrett.
Dwunasta - A. w. Miller.
Dziewietnasta - Oh. Manner.
Dwudziesta - NJ. Eller.
Trzydziesta plata c. J. Pc
tiers.
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KrOnika MiejSCOWa,

DCkOnC1cnic Ze SlTomCv T-SIel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

$wiadczyl, re dis bedzia pc raz
osmnasty Z 1zedu zasuspendoWa-
ny W lunkcyach policyant Will
liam Mccall, murzyn, P~ozostajq-
cy pod zarzutem upicia sic w s}uz
bic i obrazy sierzanta Pat florida.
Mccall jest przyjacielem byIego
murzyiskiego aldermana De Prize
sta i dzieki jcgo wplywom, chot
II juz razy byl w klopotach, ami
.razu jcszcze ME spotkai sic z ciez-
szq kara jak przcniesicnic ma innq
stacye policyjna.
- Do restauracyi Otto P.
Grossa pnr. 1859 West Chicago
ave. wcSz}o W sobote picciu handy
tow. 4 gdy ten siqgnqi pc rcwol-
wcr. dali oni wszyscy do nicgo
ognia. Dwie kule ugodziiy so W
nogi, a jcdna W kark. Gross zdo--
laA postrzclit jcdncgo Z bandyt6w,
ktory podai nastcpnic swc nazwi-
>ko jake Charles Allen. 2151 w.
l2ta III. Handyci zabrali GrosSowl
$742. poczcm zbicgli. Policya
zdolala wpaSc M trop szajki dig
HI postrzalowi. kl"ry otrlymai
Alien i obccnic jul GAIA piqtNa
znajdujc sic pod kIuczcm.
- Wczoraj wszedl do tramwaju
I;nii Western ave. PREY III. Il"--
ward jakis bandyta, ktdry ,kicro-
wal swoj revolver przcciw kon-
duktorowi Albcrtowi Hanson, lat
Ct, Fam. pnr. 2S45 W. Division III.
/ zaiQdat wydania wszy>tkich pie
nicdzy. konduktnr u>ilowai Wy
rwac broi L rcAi handyty, kt6ry
wtcnczas wypaii}, raniQc EIanso-
IA lckko, poczcm ohrabowaE so Z
calcj Sotowki W kwocic $50 i
zbicg'. Hanson udaf sic o VIA
>nych sifach do The Chicago
Fresh Air Hospital 'pnr. PSI
Howard ILL.,, gdzic sic MIN zajcto.
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PODZIEKOWANIE

NajszclcrSzc Slowa ~podhilki
skIadamy wszystkim tym, kt0rzy
W chwili najwickszcgo naszcgo
smutku L przyczyny Smicrci maj
ukochanszcj zony mojcj i matki
naszcj Sp. l'ranciszki Podg6r-
skiej, "a wyrazcnia swcj sympathy
! przeslania licznych wicnc6w i
wziecie udzia}u w pogrzcbie. kt6.
.ry sic odbyi w ubicg}2 sobote.
Kolejno skladamy swc dzieki X.
Lukaszowi Swiqtkowskicmu IA
odprawicnie zaIobncj Mszy sw. i
orgauiScie Emilowi Wiedmann.
Rowniez czlonkiniom Tow. Po--
lex Sw. NIaryi, nr. SO Zjedn., oby-
watclom n;oSqcym trumne, po--
grzcbowemu Ringa, PAM +. Smo-
gorzewskicj "a Sliczne o~dSpiewa-
ME Me Opuszczaj Mas Mako"
w czasic Mszy sw., i wog6lc wszy
stkim tym, kt6rzy w jakikolwick
sposob przyczyniIi sic do upiek--
szenia tax ola mas smutncgo OBJ
|rz2dku, przeSylamy staro-polskie
Bog zaplat.'
Jozef J. Podgorski, MAJ,
wraz z rodzina. Oct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15
POSADZO.
Ma o SPRZENIEWIERZE-
ME.
RocE Island. IN. b. "a.

Rock Island, ILL.,, Is. marea. -
r4ni Lnu NJ. Harris, powiatowa
supcrintcndcntka szkoI dia po-
wiatu Rock Island zrczygnowala
z~csziej soboty re swej posady pc
oskarzeniu jej o deficyt $4,000.
Z funduSz6w Szkolnych. kompa-
MIA. L ktorq urzedniczka byla
zwiazan2. zwrociia ~przeszio $l2,-
600 do wydzialu edukacyjnego W
Rock Island. CzeSc pozostalego
dciicytu byia poEryta przez przy-
iacioI PAM Harris. Picniadze, kt0
re hyiy otrzymane Cd stanowego
wyd1iaiu cdukacyjnego. miaiy
by: rozdz;clone pomiedzy szkoly
y tym powiecic. zadne oskarzc-.
1ic s2dowe ME jest przewidywa-
ae: p~rzyjaciele nauczycielki obie-
:ujq Predkjc zatatwienie tel spra-
Wv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15
HAMBURSKO AMERYKAN-
SKA LIMA
POWINNA Bye PRZYZNANA
STANOM ZJEDN.

Washington, Is. marca. - 10
mitct stanowego p~rzemySlu, ma
JAG ma oku dobro amerykaiskicSo
przemysIu i handful m~orSkicgo,
polccii ma ostatniem SVEN posic-
dzeniu zcszicj soboty zatrzyma--
ME Hambursko : Amcrykaiskic!
Linii Okretowej ola naszcgo VIA
sncgo intcrcsu. zalqczaiqc jcj O.
krety do amcrykaiskich okretow,
plynacych pod sztandarcm amcry-
kanskim. Hambursko = .Amery-
kaiska Kompania wysIulaia sic
Szestdzicsicciu pomnirj>zym Ii
niom okretowym.
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MUIR ZATONAL.
Vallejo, Kalif. IS marc

Vallejo, Kalif. IS arc -
I,krowc tclCgramy byly wysfane
W sobote Z Mare Island STACEY ma
wigacyjnej do wszystkich okre--
tow W poblizu zatoki Magdalena.
lNizszcj Kalifornii), powoluiqce
do Spicszenia I pomoca nurowi
/. 6. Submarine HI, ktorego "a
losa zaajdujc sic w niebczpie-
czcnStwic. OStatni telegram O.
trzymauy donosi. &c porucznik
komendant Jakob X. Webb !
trzcch czlonkow zalogi zginelo
gdy torpcdowiec HI utonqi PREY
wciSciu do zatoki Magdalena.
PAROWIEC .~,ILLINOIS"' JE-
SZCZE BE- POMOCY..
St. Joseph Mich, IS marca. -
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Ruch W TOWarzyStWaCh.
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Macierz Polska oddziai 49ty
Sw. J6zefa odbedzie kwartalne po-
Siedzenie we wtorek, dnia 16 marca
o godzinie pol do 6smej wieczorem
W sail Macierzy Polskiej. ka5dy po-
winien bye obecny ma tenn posiedze-
niu BIO So wazne sprawy do za{atwie-
MIA. - Mich. ]. KuSnierz, PREF. And.
Kujawa, sekr. TrOt., 1908 n. Lawn
dale ave.
MARYANOWA.
- Oddziaf Sw. Antonieso No, 50
NJ. P. bedzie miai miesieczne posie-
dzenie jutro we wtorek, dnia 1890
marca, o godzinie 1880 wieczorem.
Obecnost wszystkich pozadana. -
Teofil Gordon, delegat.
- Tow. Polek Sw. K~unegundy No.
lis Zjed. odbedzie miesieczno posie-
dzenie dzisiaj, dnia 15go marca, 0
godzinie 7:3O wicczorem, W sail ivy
klych p~osicdzei. - Cecylia Siuda'
sekr. prot, 1920 Winnebago ave.
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P. W A. o~dbedzie miesieczne pcsie'
dzenie we wtorek, dnia 1870 marca,
ObecnoSC kahdego jest pozadana, DO
So waine sprawy do zaiatwicnia. -
Waw. Marulewski, PREF. Waw. Sly
burski, sckr. prot, 1882 Marshfield
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