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The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
HON. JOHN F. FRIERSON FOR
CHAIRMAN.

The Dispatch does not know that
suggestions from paper heretofore
not in harmony with the political fac
tion dominant in the party organiza-
tion of the state now will be received
with much favor, but rising above the
plane of factionalsm it can be said
that no man has contributed more to
its ascendency than Hon. John f.
Frierson, of this city. Mr., Frierson
was against Vardaman, Bilbo and
Russell, when he represented very
small minority; and he has consist
entity fought one faction and advocat-
ed the other all these years until he
has been his cause triumph.
He came within few votes of be-
ing elected Lieutenant Governor, and
no man in the state is better equipped
for the position Of chairman of the
new state executive committee than
he, and now that his friends are pre-
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20

appointment of the ablest men for
these tasks. David Lawrence, the
Washington correspondent, presenting
this phase Of the campaign, suggests
the following as the cabinet slate.
Secretary Of State-Elihu Root or
Philander C. Knox.
Attorney General ~ Charles Evans
Hughes, Of New York.
Secretary Of the Treasury-Frank
Yanderlip.
Secretary of War-Leonard Wood
or Lindley NJ. Garrison.
Secretary of Agriculture-Senator
Capper, Of Kansas.
Secretary of Labor Senator Ken
yon, Of Iowa.
Postmaster General-Wnl Hays, of
Indiana.
Secretary of the Navy-Former
Senator Weeks, Of Massachusetts.
Secretary OF the Interior - Gov.
Lowden, of Illinois.
Secretary of Commerce-Herbert
Hoover, Of California.
1t is apprehended that some diff
Guilty may be encountered in getting
the consent of men like these to as
sumo cabinet positions, but if the plan
is carried out it will add to the
strength of the ticket, will unite the
party, and will bring the greatest
minds in the party to the solution Of
government problems.
The republicans are overlooking
no chance to win the political control
of the country. They lost it in 1912 |
bolt; they lost it again in
1916 through fluke, and they are
taking no chances in 1920.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT
THIRD DISTRICT
JUDGE SAM C. COOK
of Pamela County.
CABINET GOVERNMENT.

1t must by me means be surmised
that the republicans are going into
the presidential campaign unprepared
to overcome the apathy Of re-
dictionary nomination represented in
the selection Of Senator Harding.
There will be no bolt from the party,
the bitter enders having been very
safely pigeon-holed by the old guard
at Chicago, but there is opposition to
the ticket by the progressive element
in the party, and it is flaring up here
and there. To unite all factions of
the party is the plan, and they have
hit upon a rather novel but effective
scheme to bring this about.
One Of the weaknesses charged to
the present administration is that it
is one-man government. The recent
convention stressed this, and the
platform fully impresses the issue.
The projected plan of the Harding
party is to unite all factions of re-
publicans in the construction of the
cabinet and to announce its personnel
before the election in November. If
Harding is lacking in the element of
leadership the country would be as
sured against this in the knowledge
that he would be surrounded by the
ablest men in the republican party to
direct the ten departments of gov
ernment, while the factionalism would
be wiped out in the recognition and
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20

The friends of Mr.. Jas. Wright in
this city will regret to learn that
their little boy is seriously ill at their
old home in Indiana, where the family
is now on a visit He is victim OF
typhoid fever. All hope that he will
be spared to brighten their home for
many more happy years to come.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
DEGREES FOR ALABAMIANS

A number of candidates from Nc
Bee Lodge of Odd Fellows across the
line in Alabama, will receive the third
degree of the order on Monday night.
The work is to be executed by Union
Lodge of this city. All members of
the local |. o. 0. F. Lodge are urged
to be present. Refreshments will be
served at the conclusion of the degree
work.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
THE GREATEST

The greatest stores, the greatest
store service today, the widest range
of stocks, the choice goods in staple
and fancy lines, in fact everything
that the people demand and want is
furnished by the stores that adver-
tise; the stores that reach the great
mass of the people and the volume
of business done by them enables
them to bring these conveniences and
opportunities and savings to the peo-
pie. Patronize the stores that adver-
tise; read their advertisements; It will
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
ALABAMIANS WE'D

Miss Mildred Brazealle and Mr..
Clifford Cash, both of Alabama, We're
united in marriage at the parsonage
of the Central Methodist Church yes
terday afternoon at four o'clock. Rev.
T. f. Gregory, pastor of the church,
officiated.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
First Baptist W. M. U. Meeting.

The program mseting Of The First
Baptist Missionary Society, at which
Mrs. T. w. Townsend and Mrs. Juo.
Jones were joint hostesses, was held
at the home of Mrs. T. w. Townsend
last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jno.
Stallings was leader.
A program on Christian Education"
brought out entertaining and instruc-
tive papers from Mrs. Hollingsworth,
Mrs. Eliza Stinson and Mrs. H. H.
McClanahan. Mrs. Jno. Jones con-
tributed an enjoyable vocal solo, and
Miss Margaret Ford read most pleas
ingly beautiful selection.
At the conclusion of the program
delicious refreshments were served.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20

Mrs. f. w, Russell left the past
week for Florida, where she goes to
join MIR. Russell Their many friends
regret that they are leaving Columbus
and watt them bestN wishes in their
new home in Pensacola.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
lO,5Sl-oUR PoPULATIoN-iO. So

10,5Sl-OUR POPULATION Mo 581.
OF course we were disappointed
That seems to be entirely proper and
conventional for cities receiving their
years of expounding and expatiatinP
the marvellous growth and wonderful
development of a community, it is
rather discouraging to greet the cold
facts in cold figures. But such is
the fate that municipal loyalty and
pride must bump into occasionally.
But really after analysis and com
parison there is no reason for dis
appointment here. We have easily
twelve thousand sustaining and sup
porting population within the strictly
limits of Columbus.
To begin with, it is notorious that
the last enumeration was inefficient
and incomplete. In former censuses
the city's ambition for showing pre-
pared it for months ahead. Municipal
and civic authorities entered into
the work to see that it was
thoroughly done and as result the
counts were accurate. In the present
census the government had extreme
difficulty in securing enumerators
and in many instances they were not
qualified for the work. II was a
"best-we-can-do" count and it had to
be accepted,
This suggests comparison and only
by comparison can we arrive at OF
results. Other cities
in Mississippi were similarly handi-
capped in taking the ceusus and it is
fair to put conditions here against
other cities in the State. While the
larger cities showed in many instances
only a small gain, Columbus increase
was 1853 per cent. Now let's analyze
this to little extent.
We do not get credit for our 1000
college students in this count which are
really citizens who spend nine months
of each year here. Then the settle.
ments at the Owen greenhouse, the
Columbus Lumber Co., the Columbus
Brick Company and the Moore's
creek bottom and the cross the river
section are not included in our
count. There are easily two thous-
and people in these areas. Then must
be credited the large number of
negroes who in the past ten years
have MIGRATED to the Delta, to the
cities and the North. After allowing
for these sixteen per cent increase
is really fine showing.
Going in the ten thousand pop
ulation class brings its responsibilities
as we'll as its opportunities, Here
tofore our privilege taxes have been
based upon a population of five thous-
and to ten thousand. Now they are
based upon the ten thousand CLASH
fcation, which means about a fifty per
cent increase.
Call her a twelve thousand city and
back it up with facts and let it go at
that.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
Central Methodist Church.

Revival still on. Services today at
10 a. m. and at eleven a. m. and at
eight p. m. Come and worship with
us. I. f. Gregory, pastor; j. I.
Clardy, superintendent Of the Sunday
school.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
b. Y. 2. U. Camping Party.

Under the chaperonage of Rev. and
Mrs. j. f. Sansing, twenty two B. Y.
P. U. of the Second Baptist Church
enjoyed delightful outing at Kolola
Springs last week, indulging in the US
ual pastimes that make camping par
ties so attractive.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
PRAYER Meeting.

The Ladies' Monday Afternoon
Prayer Meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. T. J. Stokes, 5i2 Sixth
avenue, South. tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20

First Presbyterian Auxiliary.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian Church will meet in the
Lee Memorial Room next Tuesday aft
ernoon at o'clock for business ses-
sion and social hour.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
Second Baptist W. M. U. Meeting.

Second Baptist w. M. U. Meeting.
The Missionary Society of the
Second Baptist Church met with Mrs.
L. NJ. Tribble last Tuesday afternoon
for Bible lesson from the 9th Chap
ter of Acts, in which the selection of
the first deacons was discussed with
reference to their duties to the pas
tors. Next week the lesson will be
from the W. NJ. U, Manuel, and will
be held at the home of Mrs. r. O.
Brooks.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
First Methodist Missionary Meeting

The Missionary Society of the First
Methodist Church held program
meeting at the home of Mrs. W. l..
Durcn last Tuesday afternoon, with
Mrs. w. c. Boards Circle in charge of
the program. ''The Church's work
among the Negroes" was the subject
of most interesting discussions of our
obligations in the moral, physical, and
educational uplift of this perplexing
problem resulted. The rhythm of old
time negro melodies, pleasingly given
on the Victroa, added appropriately
to the program.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
The First Methodist Church.

$50 a. M, Sunday school.
II a. M, A hot weather message.
s p. M, A Junior service in the
basement, "Put it over the Plate,
Son" JAMES H. FELTS, Pastor.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
SHORT NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Tom. DeZonia is visiting rel
atives in Missouri and Nebraska.
Mr. C. w. Forbes, Southern District
Manager for the Hudson Motor Car
Company, was in Columbus on We'd
nesday in conference with Mr.. N. ID.
Robinson, president of the Robinson
Motor Car Company, Hudson dealers
and distributors in the Columbus
territory.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
Largest Circulation in Northeast
Mississippi and Northwest Ala
bama.
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promptly and regularly.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza

LAXATIVE BR0Mo oUININE Tablets remove the
cause. There Is only one "Bromo Quinine."
E. W. GROVES signature on box SOC.
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Czy ZdrOwie vase jest dla
was Warte diva CentY?

.Jeieli cier-
I%cie ma 20
fadek lub
ner6i, Mere
~gUlarnOSci
watrOby,
updlNSci. kOn
Stypacye Dol
giOwy, ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
NISZCZENIE ZEPSUTEJ
zYWNOSCI.

Prokurator dystryktowy Chas'
F. Clyne przygotowai wczoraJ
do zniszczenia kilka ton zepsu-
tych Srodkow spozywczych, ia
kie skonfiskowane zoStaiy r0z-
rvm niesumiennym handlarzom
w Chicago. Nigdy jeszcze do
tvchczas wladze federalne ME
Skonfiskowaiy rownoczeSnie TAX
wielKiej iloSci zepsutej zytwno-
sci. Piekna ia kolekcya obejmuje
80 pudei zmarznietych / zepsu-
tych jaj, 10 pudef niezdatnyclI
do uzytku jab}ek, 452 pax kon-
scrw lososia wedzonego, jakotez
cat stosy innych rroduktow.
AsyStent pr~okuratora dystryk-
towego Millera postara sic DIT
siaj O potrzebny nakaz sedzlcgo
Carpentera, poczem wszyStk1e tie
towary ulecrna Spaleniu.
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wa obywatelstwo polskie cudzoziem,
ka, po~Slubiajaca o~bywatela pol
skiego.
Art. s.. Madame obywatelstwa POI
skiego nastapiG moe ma pro5be o.
soby, pragnacej je uzyskac, jezeli wy
kaze:
|. re prowadzila nieposzlakowany
tryb zycia;
2. re przebywa stale przynajmniej
cd 10 lat W granicach Panstwa Pol
skiego;
5. re posiada Srodki utrzymania,
Tub zarobkowania ola siebie i swojej
rodziny;
4. re posiada znajomosc jezyka
p%olskiego.
Ia malcletnich oraz inne osoby O.
graniczone W zdolnuSci do dziaian
prawnych wnosza proSbe O Madame
i'm obywatelstwa polskiego ich praw-
nj zastepcy.
Art. .. w wypadkach wyjatko-
wych, zaslugujacyCh ma s~zczeg6lne
uwzglednienie, obywateIstwo pol
skie moie bye madame osobom ME
odpowiadajacym poszczeg0lnym wa
runkom z poSr6d wymienionych W
art. s., zwlaszcza ma obszarze b. ce-
sarstwa rosyjskiego. jaki wchodzi W
sklad Panstwa Polskiego. w zadnym
jednak razie obywatelstwo polskie
ME moze bye madame osobom ukara-
nym przez sadly polskie "a przestep-
silva, pocia? ajace "a SODA ograni-
genie praw, dop6ki to ograniczenie
trivia, tudziez osobom. znajdujacym
sic W stanie upadicSci. .
Art. 10. Obywatelka polska, kt6-
IA przez zamazp6jscie Ia cudzoziem-
ca utracila obywatelstwo polskie. Cd
zyskuie ie, jezeli po ustaniu tego
m~alzenstwa i osiedleniu sic W Pol
see zloAy odpowiednie oSwiadczenie
W urzedzie administracyjnym miej-
sea swego zamieszkania.
Art. II. Utrata obywatelstwa pol
skiego ~nastepuje:
/. przez nabycie obcego obywatel-
silva;
.. przez przyjecie urzedu publicz-
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nego, Tub wstapienie do sluzby woJ-
skowej W panstwie obcem bez zgody
Rzadu Polskiego.
Osoby obowiazane do czynnej s}uz-
by wojSkowej nabyG moga obywa-
telstwo oboe ME inaczej, jak Pc wy
jednaniu ma to zezwolenia cd Mini
stra Spraw Wojskowych, W przeciw-
nym razie wobec Panstwa Polskie&.
ME przestana bye uwazane "a oby-
wateli polskich.
Art. IL. o nadaniu i utracie oby-
watelstwa polskiego rozstrzyga Mi
mister Spraw Wewnetrznych, po "a
siagnieciu W wypadkach nadawania
obywatelstwa opinii gminy, W kt6rej
dana osoba jest zamieszka}a, tudziez
wlaSciwego urzedu administracyJne-
60. Minister Spraw wewnetrznych
jest wladny p~rzekazaG uprawnienia,
w~ynikajace z niniejszego artyku}u,
wladzom administracyjnym II. in
stancyi.
Art. Is. Madame / utrata obywa-
telstwa polskiego % lie i~naczej ME
zastrzega postanowienie Ministra
Spraw Wewnetrznych, rozciaga sic
ma zone nabywajacego Tub ~tracacego
obywatelstwo polskie, tudziez ma je-
20 dzieci W wieku do lat IS.
Art. IA. Ustawa niniejsza wchodzi
W zycie 2 dniem jej ogioszenia.
Art. Is. Wykonanie ustawy nj
niejszej poleca sic Ministrowi Spraw
Wewnetrznych.
Rezolucya. uchwalona ma wniosek
pos}a ks. Lutoslawskiego:
..Sejm wzywa Delegacye polska,
ably W ukladach z Niemcami o inter-
pretacyi artykul6w traktatu wersal-
skiego. d~otyczacych prawa opcyi o.
bywatelstwa p%olskiego, stara4y sic
ustalit. re osoby. kt6re z tytu'u O.
bvwatelstwa niemieckiego juz pred
I stycznia 1908 roku mia&y stale
mieisce zamieszkania ma ziemiach
Pa6stwa Polskiegc, stanowiacych u
przednio Geese ~skladowa pahstwa
pruskiego, beda miaIy z mocy samego
prawa, W mySl ustawy o obywatel-
stwie Pahstwa Polskiego obywatel-
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~PODROZENIE CEN
GAZOLINY.

RadoSc, jaka odczuwa}o w
dniu wczorajszym wielu chicago
skich automobiliStow z powodu
wspanialej, wiosennej Pogody'
zostala zamqcona smutnq wiado-
moSci9. re ceny gazoliny znow
poszlv wgore o cent ma galonic,
t. !. do 26 centow. Handlarze tc-
go produktu utrzymujq, re zwyz
ka ia zostala spowodowana pod
niesieniem sic cen materyalu !
koszt6w wynagrodzenia "a pra-
ce, PREY czem zapowi'dajq, &c W
ci2gu nadchodzqcej wiosny l Ia
ia cena podniesie sic ~j"szcze bar
dziej.
w hurtownej sprzedazy MOI
ia obecnic nabyt gazoline Po 2
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stall sic prawomocnym,
OSKARZENIE PRZECIW RIA
DYKALOM PODTRZYMANE

Sedzia Hebel z sadu karneso
uczynii wczoraj wazny ktok W
procesie przeciwko bolszewickie-
mt mhiOnerowi VIM. Bross Lloy
dowi i pietnasth innym czionkom
partyi komunistycznej, oskarzo-
nym wraz z MIN o spisek, celem
obalenia istniejacego rzadu, gdyz
odrzucil Skarge, zadajaca unie--
waznienia tego oskarzenia. Skar-
sc te wniosi adwokat VIM. 5.
Forrest, argumentujac, re oSkar-
zcn5e Jest niewszne, gdyz sta
via przeciw Lloydowi i innym
wspoloSkarzonym jedynie ogolny
zarzut konspiracyi, bez wyszcze-
Golniania faktow k~onkretnych CO
10 spisku czy aktow gwa}tu.
Sedzia Hebel orzeki, IL w wy
padku tyrn ma podstawie uStaw
>tanowych tego rodzaju specyfi-
kacya Jest niepotrzebna. gdyz Cd
no$ny akt legislatury zabran;a
tvlko og6lnie uzywania Srodk6w
zmierzajqcych do gwa}townego
obalenia istniejacej formy rzqdu.
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Ustawa O Obywa-
telstwie Polskiern.

Dnia 20go stycznia uchwalil Sejm
W w~arszawie ustawe o obywatelstwie
polskiem. Brzmienie jej jest ma
stepujace:
Art. /. Obywatel polski ME moze
bye jednoczesnie obywatelem pahst-
wa innegO.
Art. >. Z chwila ogtoszenia ustawy
niniejSzej prawo obywatelstwa pol
skiego siuzy kazdej oscbie, bez r6zni-
cy plci. wieku, wyznania i n~arodowo-
sci ktora:
/. jest osiedlona ma obszarze Pan
silva Polskiego. o lie jej ME s'uzy o.
bywatelstwo innego panstwa. Ia oslo
dlonego W Panstwie Polskiem W Zna-
czeniu niniejszej ustawy Jest uwaza-
ny. kto: az jest zapisany Tub ma pra-
wo bye zapisanym do ksiag stateJ
| ludnoSci b. Kr6lestwa Polskiego; b.
| ma prawo swojszczyzny w jednej z
gmin ma obszarze Pahstwa Polskie-
| go. stanowiacych pOprzednio Geese
! sk}adowa panstwa austryackiego lu0
| wegierskiego; c. mial pred l styc2-
MIA 1908 +. z tytulu obywatelstwa
| niemieckiego stale miejsce zamiesz-
! kama ma obszarze Panstwa Polsklo-
go. stanowiacym poprzednio Geese
skladowa panstwa pruskiego; d. byi
zapisany do gminy m~iejskiej lup
wiejskiej, albo do jednej z~'organlza-
cvi stanowych ma ziemiach b. &C.
sarstwa rosyjskiego, jake wchodza
W sklad Pahstwa Polskiego;
.. urodzila sic ma obszarze PansI-
wa PoIskiego, O lie ME sFuzy jej oby-
watelstwo innego panstwa;
8. ponadto kt6rej ma mocy trakta-
tow miedzynarcdowych obywateiSN-
wo polskie przysluguje.
Art. 3. Obywatele pahstw innycn
! ,ochodzenia polskiego, oraz ich po-
tomkowie uznani beda "a obyWatell
Pahstwa Polskiego. skoro po poWro-
cia do PoIskiego Panstwa W urze--
die administracyjnym miejsca swe-
90 za~mieszkania zioaa dowody pocho
dzenia polskiego wraz Z oSwiadcze-
MEM, re chca bye obywatelami poi
skimi i zrzekaja sic obywatelstWa
innego panstwa.
Art. a. obywatelstwo polskie ma
bywa sic:
/. przez urodzenie;
. przez uprawnienie, uznanie Tub
przysposobienie:
8 przez zamazp6jscie;
4. przez Madame;
). przez przyjecie urzedu publlcz-
nego. Tub przyjecie do sSuzby wo]SKc
wei w Panstwie Polskiem, o lie ME
uczyniono przeciwnego zastrzeIenia'
Art. ). Przez urodzenie dzieci Stu
bne nabywaja obywatelstwo OLGA
dzieci pieslubne obywatelstwo matkl.
Dzieci rodzic6w niewiadomych, uro-
dzone Tub znalezione ma obszarze Pan
silva Polskiego. uwazane beda "a o.
bywateli polskich, o lie ME wykaze
sic ich iune obywatelstwo.
Art. c. Przez uprawnienie. uzna-
ME Tub przysposobienie dziecko, l.
czace 2ie wiecej niz is lat, nabywa
obywatelstwo OLGA Tub matki, wzgle-
dnie innei osoby uznajqcej Tub PREY
sposabiajacej.
+ Art. :. Przez zamazp6jScie naby-
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KR0TKIE HOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

Sedzie SABBATH zostaf wczo-
raj wvbrany ma przewodniczqcc-
90 trybunafu, kt6ry sadzit bedzie
bylego cz}onka legislatury big
Tim" Murphy'ego, Mike Carozzo
i Ninccnzo Cosmano. oskarzo-
nvch O mordcrstwo. dokonanc q.
5go lutego ia ,,Mossy" Enright'-
Gle.
- Lava przysieg}ych W sadie
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WLADZY
PREF POLICYANTA.

Wade miejskie wdrozy}y Sic
dztwo z powodu naduzycia VIA
dzy przez Henry Milesa, poll
cyanta = murzyna, a tax gorace-
90 zwolennika reelekcyi alderma
ma NJ. K. Kavanagh z oSmnasteJ
wardy, re ME wahaI sic skiero-
wac swego rewolweru przeciwko
\. Sullivanowi, jednemu re stron
nik6w Bernardo Grogana.
A. Sullivan, ktorego adres jest
!232 w. Randolph ul., zeznat, re
gdy pragnat nam6wic jednego Z
negr6w, ably giosowai "a Groga-
mem. Miles wyciagnqi swoj re-
wolwer i uderzy} go kolba W
glove.
Miles ME zostai ma razie sus-
pendowany ! oczekuje rezultatu
Sledztwa, peiniac W dalszym ci2-
gu obowiazki policyanta W 18tej
wardzie.
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centow "a gallon.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

Prawie ka4dy polSh agent real
nusciowy og1asza sic " DZIENNIKU
CHFCAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnie
przeknai sic, re tn uajlepiej mu sic
oplaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

sedziego Geo. Kerstena skazald
wczoraj pc poitoragodzinnej ma
radzie ma Snierc Williama Yam
cey Mills. murzyna. ktory d. u
pazdziernika Zamordowa} rurq ga
IOWA handlarza owocow Ant.
Brizzolara i krawca Izydora Gan
sky'ego.
Arthur Latham, murzyn, lat
3, Fam. pnr. 10 W. Division III
przyznai sic wczoraj, ze dal swe-
mu acknowledgements dziccku
w szklance herbaty do poikniecia
sporq doze tiuczonego szkla.
Biedne dziecko musi umrzcc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

stwo polskie tylko O lyle. o lie cd te-
go czasu poza granicami ziem pol:
skich innego mieisca za~mieszkania
MIA mialy".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
KrOnika MiejSCOWa.
DCkonczenie ze ~stronicv l-Szei

ie kOleje g0rne, sprzedawszy raz
oilety, musza dotrzymac zobo-
wiqzania swego, jake zaciagneiy
wobec kupujacego, be- wzgledu
Ia jakiekolwiek p~6zniejsze pod
wyzh oplaty "a jazde. Adwokaci
kolei g6rnych zapowiedzieli
wprawdzie przeciwko orzeczeniu
wniesienie apelacyi, ale jej ME
wnieSli W przepisanym terminic
i wskutek tego wyrok omawiany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

strawnoS6, reumatyzm, brak ape
tytu, ~nieczysta krew, czujecie sic
zmeczeni, wycienczeni, macie Dol
W krZyZaCh,