davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-07-18
RESOLUTEF FAR IN
 LEAD WHEN HALT
 CALLED TO RACE

SANDY BOOK, N. J., July IT, Alter having left Shamrock ". chal- lenger for the Americas cup, about two miles behind in todays international yacht race. the American defender Resolute failed because of light winds to Finish within the six hour time limit and the race was called off by the regatta committee after about 20 miles had been covered.
 The regatta committee hoisted the code flag U" at 7 30 o'clock when 1t was obvious that the yachts could not finish on time. At this hour the Amer ican defender Resolute was a little more than half mile from the second mark.
 Shamrock in Calm
 When the committee hoisted its sig nal Shamrock was laundering toward the second mark, virtually in a calm. Toward the end of the race the contest developed simply into a question of whether a sudden blow would drive the American sloop across the line in time.
 Resolute had led all the way from the starting line and was apparently half hour ahead of the challenger when the committees signal was flown.
 Resolute beat Shamrock by 34 min utes and 13 seconds actual time with out counting in the time allowance for the 20 miles covered.
 Shamrock was outsailed from the start and in addition fell into some enormous air pockets. All that saved the challenger from having her score of one race to nothing tied was the absence of a breeze.
 The defender, skillfuuy handled by Capt. Charles F. Adams H.. had put more than half hours sailing between her and the challenger, and was breezing home under mainsail. club topsail and balloon jib when the race was officially declared off.
 Under the jules the 30-mile tri- angular course had to be covered within six hours by the leading yacht to make it a race. The time limit 7:46:2S, but a little more than 20 min utes before that hour Resolute had nearly eight miles to sail, and the com mittee hoisted the mo race"' signal. At that hour Shamrock ". was more than two miles from the stake that would have sent her on the last leg of the race.
 Praise American Skipper
 The score still stands Shamrock ". one, Resolute nothing, Shamrock hav- ing captured the first race Thursday when Resolute was forced to drop out because of an accident.
 But the score does not tell the re- spective achievements of the two boats to date. In every minute of both races Resolute has shown her heels to the green invader. American yachts men are loud in their praise of Captain Adams and the sloop he commands.
 Today's near race was run under save the essential one of stiff breeze.
 n
Arizona republican., 1920-07-18

iously won against South Africa and was eligible for the final contests, has withdrawn
 The Englishmen made a game strug- gle today and at one time were well in the lead. but the American players summoned all their reserve strength and skill. and toward the end over whelmed their opponents. So terrible was Tilden's service in the fifth set that he won one game on four served balls, not one of which his opponents were able to touch.
 This virtually ends the English tour of the Americans, who sail for home July 31.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-18
JOHNSTON AND TILDEN IN DOUBLES HONORS

WIMBLEDON, July 17.-America's great tennis players, Johnston and Til- den, today won the right to challenge Australia for the Davis cup by their defeat of the British team, Kingscote and Parke, in the doubles of the inter- national lawn tennis matches, S-6. 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2
 Their victory today gave the Amer jeans three straight matches against England Holland, which had prev
Arizona republican., 1920-07-18
oPEN coNEERENcEs

CHICAGO, July 17.-Executives of the sixteen recognized railroad unions opened a. series of conferences in Chi cago today.
 The executives will be ready to pass judgment on the wage awards of the railway labor board as soon as they are handed down next Tuesday, it was announced.
 If the boards decision is accepted by the convention it will then be sub mitted to a rerefendum vote of the unions.
 The labor board will announce the wage award about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. George w. Hanger, member, said today.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-18
pAcIFIc COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games Sacramento 4, Seattle 3, 10 innings. Salt Lake I'll, Portland 6-3. San Francisco 8, Vernon 0. Los Angeles 3, Oakland 2.
 Today's Games Portland at Salt Lake. Seattle at Sacramento. Vernon at San Francesca. Oakland at Los Angeles.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Kansas City g, Columbus 2. At Minneapolis 2, Louisville 9. At St. Paul ', Indianapolis 6. At Milwaukee 4, Toledo 9.
 -O- The bureau of education in Phila- delphia. Pa, employees large motor buses to transport crippled children to and from public schools.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-18
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results Pittsburg 2-2, New York 0-4. Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 2. Boston l, Chicago 0. Philadelphia 1, St. Louis O.
 Today's Games Philadelphia at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at Chicago. Only games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-18

Tn Canada, an improvement of 9,00e miles of highways is planned in the Province of Nova Scotia.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Detroit 10-4, Washington 1-2. New York 20. Chicago 5. St. Louis 3-1, Philadelphia 2-3. Cleveland 5-5. Boston 2-2.
 Today's Games Detroit at Washington. Chicago at New York. Only games scheduled
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
The Seven Seas.

what are the seven seasr" a
subscriber asks. and adds: II can
find no explanation about them In
or dictionaries" There
ie. indeed. a great paucity of informa-
tion about this familiar expression,
which is the title Of one of Kipling's
books. A note, however, In the Oxford
English dictionary under seven"
reads: The Seven Seas--the Arctic.
Antarctic, North and South Pacific,
North and South Atlantic and Indian
oceaEs.' Curiously, this dictionary
does not mention the seven seas under
the word sea" but gives instead "the
Britain on the four sides."-Outlook.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Notice.

An estimate of the probable amount
of money necessary for all purposes
&c be raised in the City of Emmett,
Idaho, during the fiscal year COM
mencing on the first Tuesday of May
1920 and statement of the entire re-
venue of said City for the previous
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

4 wan. man who priSticed medicine
d Eyufai district became famous and
NJ 6aiI6d in consultation in many
4pl ard cities because of hif sue
a. treatment Of disease. This
eace who A{texWatd moved
= IN. Y. He made mp his
snce some Of his medicines
public, and he put up
called hia FN Favofite Pre-
Sns and placed it with the
a Eisl6 in every state in The Union.
f5y years DR.. Pierce Favorite
Pri ription has sold more largely
thi&h4hDut the United States than
.apypthar medicine of like character.
liz CHE testimony OF Thousands of
women that it has benefited or en-
tirely eradicated such. distressing all,
NESTS as women are prone to. 1t is
nov sold by druggists in tablet form
as well as liquid.
. AsToRIA, OREGoN.-cI saw Doctor
Pieree's advertisement and as / had
tried so many things for woman's
trouble without getting any help, I
decided to try DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, and did 80 with good
results. think it is just great.u-
Mrs. d. BERG.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
And the Fly Escaped.

One OF the queerest stories Of auto
mobile wrecks comes from Geneva.
A mar driving along the state road
toward Waterloo had the windshield
q his machine open. A dragonfiy
entered through the opening and hit
him In the face. He tried to brush
IT on, moving the steering wheel I'M
consciously, ran into the ditch and
through fence and had bad smash
up. And the worst of 1t is. the suf-
ferer can't sue the fly for damages.
Buffalo Express.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Notice to Creditors

In the matter Of the estate of
Martha Breshears, Deceased
In the probate court of Canyon
County, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administrator of the estate
OF Martha Breshears, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
clAims against the said deceased, TO
exhibit than with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication Of this notice, to the
oAiA administrator 1t Middleton, Ida
ho. sid place being designated As the
place for transaction Of business Of
aid estate in the counties Of Gem and
Canyon, State Of Idaho.
Dated May 26, 1920.
G.. C. PAINTER,
Administrator Of the estate Of
Martha Breshears, Deceased.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Only in Maryland.

Imagine roasting turkey, aIreIdy
as dry as finder Only in Maryland.
where few good cooks still linger, Is
1t served properly. There they do not
roast it, but boil it, and then serve it
with thick, creamy oyster sauce. The
difference is like that between perfect
ly broiled tenderloin and fried chuck
steak.-E. w. Howe's Monthly.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

NJ Stokesbery Of Of Emmett hereby certify
the receipts and expenditures Of said
1 the ending /, 1890. Is complete and true
- - STOKESBERY (
| Clerk Of City Emmett
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Sherifrs Sale of Estrays.


Notice is hereby given that On the
9th day of July, 1920, at 2 clock p.
No., at the old Mcfarland place two
miles southeast of Emmett, Idaho,
will sell tre following es.reys. to-
VIC:
Onr cay h;,rse colt, 8 Yeas old,
weight about HOO pounds, branded
half moon on left stifle.
One bay horse, about 10 years old,
weight about 1000 pounds. branded
half moon J on left stifle, white strip
in, forehead, three white hind feet.
Has appearance of pack horse.
The said animals beings estrays in
a herd district of Gem County, Idaho.
Dated this the oath day Of May,
1920.
FRED KEEPER, Sheriff.
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Netiee q speei.l As.ea.nent

Nektee Of Special Assessment
To the Land owners within the En-
NETT Irrigation District.
Notice il hereby given, that the Em-
NETT Irrigation District special as
sessment levied and assessed in 1920
il now due and payable at the office
Of the Treasurer Of said District, at
the office Of Emmett Fruit Growers
Association, Emmett, Idaho and may
be paid between the hours of 8 =. M
and s p. m. on each and every day, ex-
cepting holidays between now and the
third Monday u June, 1920, and up
until nix (6) o'clock p. n. on said
third Monday of June, 1920, and
Il not paid viii become delinquent ct
six O'Clock p. M, on said third Nom
day Of June, 1870.
Dated Nay Is, 1929.
R. B. SHAW,
Treasurer end Ex-O fficio Tax Coll
lector in and for Emmett Irrigation
District.
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Daily Thought.

He who imagines he can do without
the world deceifes himself much. but
he who fancies the world cannot do
without him is still more mistaken
t. Rochefoucauld.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
STATE LAND SALE

Notice Friday g. 1920 the following des
ced of land belonging
M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-29
w Przededniu Ma.
n~ifestacyi Kosciu-
~szkowskiej.

Ma zebraniu MarSza}k1w byl Obecny
porucznik KOmOrOwsH z Armii Anne
ryka6skiej. apelowal on do wszyStRich
5~o4nierzy. ably wyStapili jak jeden MAJ
W ntedziele 80 20 maja. ktO poSiada
mundur pOwinen go wdziat wraz re
wszystkiemi Odznakami. ktO za$ ME
posiada munduru. moze przyhyc libra
utu cywilnem. To Samo tyczy sic zoi-
nierzy z Armii Hallera. Officer StarSzy
ranga rOprcwadzi zastep. ZOlnierze z
Ibydwu Armii zbiora sic ma Cleaver IL
icy p6EqOcna Strona Od Division. co
,em do Division. MarSzafkami Dywizyi
Oziewiatej beda CD. ~SzymHOwSki i oh
Tanowiak. Dywizya ia skladajaca sic z
amochcd6w uStawi sic jak ~nastepuje.
Union Liberty. Rozw6j KOrpOracya, PO-
tonia Soap, Stowarzyszenie Rzcznik6w.
EorpOracya Victoria. UStawia sic IA
Hermitage avenue. i Wood ulicy. poza
temi samochody oSGb prywatnych.
Ludwik Panek, g&6wny marszalek.
1910 Cleaver utica.
Telefon Haymarket 2159.
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(Nadeslane)

My Polacy, zebrani ma wielkim VIE
GU w niedziele, dnia $500 maja, l92O
roku W sali Chopina PREY 10 i Leavitt
ul., W miescie Chicago, ILL.,, publicznie
protestujemy przeciw agitacyi przeciw
Polskiej Pohyczce prowad0onej przez
X. B. Ca rneckiego, wice-prezesa Il. \.
p, kt6ry bedac zaproszony przez 10
mitet Polskiej Pohyczki Puhstwowej W
Dzielnicy Annowo W dniu % maja, b.
r, W celu wygloszenia mowy agttacyJ-
nej ma korzysc Polsliej Pohyczh, "a
Mast ngitowac "a PoAyczka l cache
cae obecnych do zakupna Polskich Bon
dow, jako n%ajlepsze1 ~gwarancyi ulo-
kowania pieniedzy 1 jedynego sposoou
nieslenia pomocy Polsce, wyraznie a.
gitowal pr2eciw po2ycce, w~yrazajac
sic, II p~ozyczka ME jest pewna ! re
Polska nie Jest gwaranbowanym kra-
jem, DO ma ME wierzy " trakUat wer-
salski.
To te4 przez swoje pHemdwienie o.
sAafd1 zapa} obecnych ma sail, dowodem
czego Jest q pomimo silnej agttacyi in
nych mowc6w - jednak tylko 2-ch lu-
dzi zakup4Ao boudy.
PowohIQc sic ma wyzej wspomniane
fakta, my nt&eJ podpisnni, wierzac mo-
emo, Ii polsla Po4yczka Jest pewna be
Polska Jest krajm uzntanym przez mo
carstwa swiata a takze przez wielkp
| lnskawa ola mas Republike Stan6w
Zjednoc0onych, protestu5emy publiz--
ME przeciw taktm 1 lynn podobnym "a
mnchem M sprawy polskde.
popderatny wszehkimi siAami pofsk9
Poayczke Panstwowa.
Mech &yje Wolna 1 Ntepodlcga Pol
Ska Ludowa
Jak0b Twardzik, Franciszek Balasa,
Jozef Duda, Jan Kloc, J0Def Bieniak,
Stanislaw Mierzwa, NJ. Kusnierz, VOL
dech Kogut, Tomasz swiatek, Jan
Breuldak, Stanislaw Py2alsk. s. JAN
czcwski, Franciszek Bielen. Jdzef Ku-
unskd, W. Mruk, ]. Nytko, Wojciech
Kowalik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-29

z biura koronerskiego odbywa sic
scis3a inwestygacya W sprawie sm'cr
ri +ednodniowego dz:ecka, ktore
nrzvsz,o ma SWAT W miniona srode
do domu Antoniego Szyskuay, Fam
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Klub Pan sw. Kingi 2 Kantowa
urzadza jutro sail parafialnej
wicczorek ~polaczony z ,.bunco' "
godzlnie Sci wieczorem. Kantowia:v
a szczeg6lnie mlodziea: uprzejmie jest
proszona O laskawy w~spoludzia}.
Ma cmentarZu Sw. Wcjciecha W
poniedzialek O godzinie loci rano y.
Franciszek Dembihski c. R. pro
boszcz re Stantslawowa odprawi Msz2
sw. zalobna Ia dusze zmariych | wy
g}osi z~astosowane do ok~olicznoSci
kazanie W Mazoleum Xxx. Zmartwycn
wstahc6w.
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2 JADWIGOWA.

Gmina lisa z. y. P. upraSza swych
czloRkGw. ably sic Stawill do .,HOlstein'
parku r6g y. Oakley ave. i Colvfn ult-
cy. W niedziele, 4 Stamtqd pomaszeru-
jenny do pomnika KOSdiuszki W Hum
boldt Parku. Wzyrwamy wszystkie CRU
py nalezqce DO gminy 41szej L. y. F.,
a mianowicic -rupy 1SS 2T 81
413 - Cos - Cos - 672 - T21 -
100 - S14 $50 800 - 952 - 1162 80
1851 - 1219- 1861 - 1887 - 1852 -
14T4 - 1912 - 1892 - 1T12 - I'LL -.
1916 194S 1919 i 1891; stawmy
sic wszyscy, ME ~powinno ami jedueGo
braknQc.
Jan NowGsi, prCzeS.
J6zef JanuSZ, se&retarz.
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Notatki
Reportera.
SkautmiStrz.

2 powodu Swieta krajowego Wien
czenia Grob6w" W po~niedziafek mai
bpi1szy. poczta W dniu tym bedzie
zamknieta / ME bedzie doreczana
przez listonoszy.
Wczoraj przywiezione do Chicago
zostaly zwloki zolnierza armii Stu
now Zjednoczcnych S. p. Jana A.
Paterki, kt6ry zmarl w Angiii. Zwlo-
ki te przybyiy ma okrecie Princess
Matoika", ktory W sobote miniona
zawinal do portu nowoyorskiego.
przywozac ma pokladzie swym pre-
szlo 100 Hallerczyk6w | pareset
ciai zoinierzy z armii amerykahskiej.
Rcdzice Paterki Fam. pnr. 5217 So.
Hermitage ave.
Jak6b Miller, Polak, Fam. pnr.
1905 S. Wood ul.. zostai aresztowa-
ny poraz 70ty ma oskaraenie zony,
kt6ra powiada, re chico 70 razy obie-
eal poprawe, to jednakowo4 tego ME
dotrzymai. Zapytany przez sedzieso,
co zamierza czynic - czy chce Eye z
iona przykladnie. czy tez powedro--
wac do wiezienia, odpowiedziaa, le
chocia4 juz lyle razy daia 80 aresz-
towaG, to jednak kocha ia calem ser
GEM. Nastepnie zwrocil sic do zoay
i prosil ia, by go wzieIa z powrotem
I wybaczyia mu .1szy raz.
Pedzae ma swym m~otcrcyklu Fran
ciszek Kramarz. lat u, zam. pnr.
1928 Emma ul.. zderzy} sic z autonO-
bilem. kt6rym powOzii Sam Dunn
mer. zam. pur. 1851 y. Central Park
ave. Chlopiec odni6sl pokaleczen!a
rak / n6g. Wypadek ten mai miei-
see PREY Cleaver / Milwaukee ave.
P~okaleczony chlopiec znajduje sic W
domu pod opieka lekarza. Swiadkiem
wypadku by} p. Wincenty Zacherski.
zam. pur. 113 Milwaukee ave-,
:! . :
Marya ~Szafarska, zam. pnr. $50
Sangamcn ul., dala aresztowac ME
jakiego Karola Zieiihskiego, zam. p.
mr.. 237 Erie ul.. Ia dokonan.e kra-
dz:ezy W jet domu. Z~ieIihski gdzieS
znikl ! AMI sladu 20 MIN. Pol:cya
sledzi "a MIN i ma nadzieje, re wkr6:
ce uda sic jej wpa&t ma trop amato-
ra cudzej wlasno$ci.
. -
Wczoraj " rzece W pobl:zu mosth
przy Ashland ave-. rcbotnicy: Antoni
DlowiGski, Fam. pnr. 3116 W. lSta
pl. i Karol Huspek, zam. pnr. 204i
W. 1Sty pl. spostrzegli piywajace W
vodz;e zWloki meZczyZny. Zawiado--
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z BRIDGEPORT.

Zawiadamia sic wSzyStkie Srupy l..
\. p, oraz T~OwarZyStwa | poSDczeg6l-
ne 0rGanizacye biorace uizia' W wymar
szu do stop pomnika T. K~o&ciuSzki, ably
stawily sic m Sodzine 12StQ, dnia @oSo
maja. do sail i'm. Adj MicEicwicza. S&ai
wyruSzymy wymar>zom Pc dzielnicr, IL
Iicami Morgan. &lSza. Throop do Archer
tam wSiadziemy ma tr:mwnje i pOjc-
dziemy do Dickson ulicy. gdz!e sic IL
dawimy ~Oczekujac dalSzych rozporZa-
dzeG. Take zapraszamy wSzyStkich
eks-zolnicrzy z amerykaGShiej armii i
z polSkiej DO wziecia udzia}u W tym
w~ynrarszu.
Andrea WiSniewski,
marSzalek dzielni .owy.
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w kosciele polskim W Eaton, Wis. pa
biogos4awiony zostanie zwiazek mafzch
ski p. Antoniego Warpihskiego, znallc-
20 W ko{ach mlodziezy w Chicago z pan
M Cecylia WOlnik, c6rBa PIP. Franco
Ska / Maryanny Woinik6w. Stub Cd
.bedzie sic W przysziym m~iesiacu'
DR.. Franciszek Dulak, przeprowadzii
sic W tych dniach do swej w}asnej re-
zydencyi pnr. 1920 No. Sacramento
Blvd. Biuro 1ekarsIie p~ozosraje nadal
W starem miejscu pnr. 1853 Milwaukee
ave. i Noble.
-
Oh. Jan Wojnowiak, zam. pnr. 1853
Noble ul., sprzeda} Swoja realnoSc PIP.
Leonowi / Marcie Maliek, IN sumo
$1,000. Pozyczki ma realnosc udzieliia
sp6lka sw. J6zefa ma Stanis1awowie.
Oh. Antoni A. Kowalski p~osredniczyl W
kupnie i s%przedazy.
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Andrea WiSniewSki,
marSzalek dzielni 'owy
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|NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Bracia Jan i Antoni Hoffman, do
brze znani mlodzi przemyslowcy Nil
p6lnocno-zachodniej stronie mias.a,
nabyli W tych dniach Obscene letni-
sko W ~miejscowoSci zwanej Fox
Lake, Ill.," Ma gruncie tym mieS:i
sic budynek kt6rym jest pierwszo-
rzedna r~estauracya, kuchnia, hotel /
buffet. Wykupili oni Niemca Fred'a
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BACZNOSC SKAUCI.

Skauci No. s u. w. p. W parafii Sw.
Trolley maja sic stawic punktualnie o
godzinie POI do pierwSzej po poiudniu
W sail cwiczeG W uniformach Skauto-
wych i W niedziele dnia 30go maja. -
Cz8onkowie kapeli maja sic stawic z
instrmentami, z w%yjatkiem tych, kt6-
rzy jeszcze odznak muzyki ME otrzy-
mali. Jest to rozkaz, do ktorego Skauci
maja sic SciSle zaStosowac. Zwracam
uwage. ieby W dniu tym zadnego Skau
Ia ME brafkfo do wymarszu.
X. Tarka,
SkautmiStrz
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2 KAZINIIERZOWA.

CzIonkOwie Tow. Weteran6w Konfc-
deraCyt M}odziezy P0lskiej Wojny
$wiatuwei. maja SIC Stawit do sal -.
]. KurlaaIa. 29A W. 2Jty PL.. w ME
dzieIe. dnia 30 70 maja. o %odzinle II 30
pred poiudniem. S&Qd ryruSZymy d"
pomnika Tadeu>Za KO&ciuSzki.
VI. VI. EOmOrowski. kcmcndant
Fran. j. Urban, adjUtant.
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Onegdaj wieczOrem W domu PAM Al.
ny Kozel, Fam. pnr. 1919 Holt u, oi-
byla sic niespodzianka zwana .,MiSc"'-
laneous Shower" ma czeSc jej cork.
panmy ROXY Kozel. w zabawie uczcNt-
niczyly n~astepujace panienki i panic:
r. Tuna, T. WiSniewska, i. koiodzin-
ska, V. GnaciGska, f. Kncl, NJ. Platke,
A. Gnaci6ska, p. Reich, A. Reich. j.
GGrska, i. G0rsd, 4. Beck, GrabOw-
ska, H. Neumann, NJ. Jagodzihska. A.
Kwascinska, S. KwaScihska. NJ. Winic.
cka, N. KoioIzinska, i X. kaboizihSka.
Parma R6aa wstepuje W Zwiazek mat
zehski z pancm Edwardem Kolodzin-
skim dnia 22lrO cZerwca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-29

Born. Polacy, a s~zczeg0lnie mySliwl
| sportowcy udajacy sic ma odpoczy-
mex do Fox Lake, pow1nni pam!etac
O swoich. Jest to jedyny tego rod.a-
ju interes polski W tel miejscowosci
pod nazwa Hoffman House.
D1isiaJ ~popo3udniu p. Franciszek A
rendt, wspGpracownik admlniStracyi
naszego Pisma, wyjeAdha do Toledo, O.
hiO, ia prymAcye nowo-wyswieconeGo
y. Stefana Jazwieckiego Miody kaplan
poraz pierwszy ]sprawowac bcdzie bez-
krwawa ofiare Mszy Sw. W polskim
kosciele tamtejszym. 7. Arendt PREY
sposobnoScl zwlethi miastO Detroit, Mi
cMgan i pobliskie pOlskie Seminaryum
w Orchard Lake, Mich.
-
Edward S. Jukome, Fam. pn1.
1882 Noble III. wyjezdaa W tych
dniach ma kilku miesieczny pooyt
do Stan6w: Arizona, New Mexico,
California / Texas. Pracuje W banku
Home.
-
w dcmu PIP. Antonicgo | Iofiii Ry-
welskich, odbyiy sic uhiegiej nledMell
zarcczyny ich c6rki Gcrtrndy Z panem
.AntCnim Kujawiak. Ma zabawie opr0t%
rodzicGw Obojga stron n~arzeczonych.
byli take krewni i grono najblizSZych
przyjaci6l. Palec patDny Gertrudy zdobi
dis piekny brylantOwy p~ierScien. Stub
ich odbedne sic W niedalekiej PREY
szloSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-29

Dsieci Polski kr'ciq swoiH
uswiecay jei ziemie. D=iecj i"i
~ Ameryce musgq poSyc<yf j"i
s,Ceqo aota, aby krew tnch jo-
hater6w ME pos2}a ma marne.