davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
Cd Centralnego Komi-
tetu Polskiej Pozyczki
P%a1stwowej.

Ma Wyrazny rozkaz Polsklego
Rzadu termin pozyczki zostal
przediuzony.
Ostatnie wiadomoSci z Polski
przedstawia5a nadzwyczaj trud-
ne polozenie naszej Ojczyzny, a
przysziosc tel novel, L takim tru-
dem zdobytej wolnoSci, way sig
ma wlosku. DIS juz nietylko po-
magac - lecz bronic musimy -
by niepodlegtoSc i welnoSc naro-
du zachowaG.
komitet, ktory ma nowo zostai
powoSany do sprzedazy Bondow
fozyczki Panstwowej, apeluje do
naJSwietszych uczuc Polakow, a
by tym razem PoSpicszyli wszy--
Soy do tel piracy, nios2c pon1oc
Matce- Ojczyznle W tej cigzkleJ,
prze}omowej chwili.
Rodacy tam W Ojczyznie lie
szczedza poSwieceh l. mienia i zy-
cia i chojnie przelewaja krcw, Cd
pierajac hordy bolszcwickie, bro
MAC tel tax drogiej kazdemu scrcu
polskiemu WolnoSci.
Czyz Polacy ma Wychodztwie,
ktorym O~patrznoSc i los pozwoli-
" dorobic SIG znacznego m~ajatku,
mogliby opuScic te PolSke W tax
ciezkiej Jej potrzebic::
Me.
Krcw tysiecy najszlachetniej--
Szych Jcj synow ME p6jdzie III
marne...
Polacy ma Wychodltwie speEn;4
sNcj obowiazek i dada potrzc,
hne funduszc ma ratunek i obrone
Oicz! zry.
kOmitet potrzcbuie ochotnikow
do tel piracy i ktoko.wiek mogtby
poswilcit czas ma uslugi podczas
hampanii. raczy SIG zgloSit do
biura Sekretarza GlowneSo pnr.
1909 y. Ashland ave.
Jui zgioSilo sig do piracy dla
Po!>ki wiclu l. najwybitniejszych
obywatcli. ale dis trzeba iedno-
Iitei. p~oIaczonej SD, azeby do
Honczyc TAX walnc, Il tax Swlct~
ME rozpoczete dzieio dIa Polskl!
Tryumiy zlaczonych nieprzyja-
ciU! Po,ski "a, "a Wczesnc. -
WielkoSc nicbezpieczcnstwa zwie
kszy silly odpornc Poiakow tax "
Ojczyzuie jak ! ma Wychodztwie
! z}aczoncmi siIami pokonamy
n;cbczpiecLenstwo bolszewizmu.
kt0re prozi luz tcraz ME tvlko
Io,sce ale calcium swiatu!
Il zapaiem ! wiarq. W moe VIA
Sna ! siiv zvwotnc Narodu, zwy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
49,

Wszystkim krewnym i znaio-
mym donos!my re smutna via
domoSt IL najukochahsza iona
i matka naSZa
S. P.
KatarZyna HelaSko
Niewiasta R6zanca sw. 31ej
ROXY, Ego Drzewa, po krotkiej
chorobie, pozegnaia sic z lynn
Swiatem. opatrzona Sw. Sakra~
mentami, dnia 5go sierpnia,
1920 roku. O godzinie 1:15 ra-
no, przezywszy lat 81.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic " sobc-
te. dnia Ego sierpn;a, o godzinie
Sci rano, Z domu za}oby pnr.
144S Cornell ul., GO koscicta
sW. Jana Kantego, a stanltau
ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich kreVnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograieni:
Jan Zelasko, MAJ; Jozcf, Bro
nissaw, syrnwfe; Stanisfawa,
corka; Maryanna Pociask i
Franciszka Smarzewska. ! Hele.
ma Jazowicz. siostry; Antoni
Wodziej. brat. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05

inicyatywy rektora uniwcrsvtetu
dr., Swiecickiego, PREY udzialc
wszystkich w~iekSzycIl stowarzy-
szcn, zwiazk6w i%nstytucyi, "a
fpaonv zostal komitet obrony pan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
MILLION ~zOLNIERZY Boil
sZEWICKICH MA FRONCIE

Warszawa. / Bcrlina dono-
sza, re ma ironcic polskim, bolsze-
wicy zgromadzili y dywrzyi, CO
rtwna sic W najskromniejszycl
obliczeniach | milionowi Zoinie-
r1u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05

silva. jako centralny organ oby-
vatelstwa, majacy kierowac ak
eye W caiej Wielkopolsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
DEMOKRACI z NOWEGO
R E PRO-
HIBICYI.

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, 5se
sierpnia. - Nieoficyalna Stanowa
demonratyczna konwencya "a
konCzyia swe pracc wczoral przez
przyjecie platformy. Plattorma
ia zada modyfikacyi aktu Vol
stead'a. W ten spos6b. ably WHO
sci, pozwalajqcy ma wyr6b piwa,
przeprowadzony przez legislatu-
re nowojorska w roku biczacym,
iak najwczeSniej wszedf w zycie
urgujc uznanic ,,irland5iiej re-
publiki': pochwala demokratycz
ma administracye fcdcralna i Sta
nova; p~rzyrzeka Popierac Coxa
i Roosevelta potepia republican,
ska Legislature; proponuje reor-
ganizacve rzadu Stanowego do
maya sic czteroletniego terminn
dia gubernatora.
POZAR NISZCZY GALE
MIASTO.
Dayton. Ohio, 5 sierpnia, -
Wielka stacya k~olejowa | ca{e
miasto Bradford, lezace ma poi
nocnv zaChod Cd Dayton, O.,
zoStaiy nawiedzone pozarem, kt6
~ wvrzadziI Szkody M okofo
S. 100000. Wszelka komunika--
eva tclefoniczna / tclcgraficzna
z0stala zerwana. Okolo 1000 mic
szkanc0w znajduje sic bez dachu.
o ZAPOBIEZENIE
STRAJKOWI.
Pittsburgh, Kansas. S sierpnia.
Scdzia dyStryktowy y. J. Curran
rozpoczaf wczorai prZcs}uchy W
Sprawic wnie>ioncj pre- sad ola
spraw handlowvch Z Kansas. a.
By zapobicdz wywoianiU strajku
y kopalniach " dystrykcic Kan
saS prollamowanego IA dzicn IS
wTzeSnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
DWAJ PRZEMYSLOWCY O.
SKARzENI o OSZUSTWO


Ernest II. Sturm i Jerry W.
Thompson, prezes ! skarbnik fir
nv Adolf Sturm / Ska, SAB w.
Washington blvd, zostali oskar
zcni o oszustwo podatkowc, al
BOWEN suma podatkow "a rok
1918 byia wykazana o $500
mniej. Sprawl ia zostala odda-
na federalnemu sedziu, Samuelo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
DZIALALNOSCI DEMO-
KRAKOW w CHICAGO.

Demokraci powiatu Cook czy-
LA goraczkowe przygotowania
W celu rozpoczecia krajowej KAN
panii W przyszla srode, d. llgo
sicrpnia.
Walne. zebranie bedzie miaio
miejSce w teatrze Auditorium"
gdzie kandydat wiceprezyden--
cyahny z ramienia partyi demo-
kTatycznej, Franklin D. Roose-
welt, wyglosi swa pierwsza mo-
we polityczna ma .temat krajowej
kampanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
VALENTINE

KolcKium DamskIcj krnwiccEyEny.
UcZe damskiei krawieczyzny, kroJu 1
szycia, klasy dzienne j wiecZorne. Wy
dale yplomy. Pozycye dostarczam bez-
~piatnie ola uzdoln;onych. Telefonuj Tub
p,.z. a ia ci powiem co moge Ola Gle
! bic uczynit. SARA PATEk pryncypnlka
24O7 w. Madison. 1850 n. Wells.
CO. s. HnLSted.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
Polska Potrzebuje Pomocy!!!
Polska CZeka!

Ochotnicy "a ~prosZeni o lak ma
rychlcjszc z~gloszenic sic do no
mitetu Gfownego ma Chicago i O.
kolice!
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05
BISHOP WALKS
OVER 8OOM|LES
Bishop E. S. johnson, Form
Z erly Methodist Pastor
Here, in Central
Africa.
LETTER FROM WIFE
Daughter Marries British
Keeper of Archives at
Cape Town.
LETTER FROM WIFE

Miss Julia IngertsOn of this city is
Just in receipt Of letter from Mrs. r.
s. Johnson of Cape Town, South Afri-
ca. Rev. f. s. Johnson, now bishop OF
South Africa. was formerly a popular
pastor of the Methodist church in this
city. Mrs. johnson writes that the bi-
shop has just returned from survey
trip over the country which he serves
as bishop. He walked (trekked) the
entire distance of 500 miles.
Mrs. johnson enclosed in her letter
an announcement of the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss D0rothea, to Mr..
Colin Graham BOtha, which was cele-
brated Nov. 10 in the Metropolitan
church at Cape Town. Miss DOrOthea
was born in Webster City. Her hus-
band is British keeper of the archives
in Cape Town.
Mrs. JolnsOn's letter. written Oct.
81, contains much of interest to- Web
ster City people. In part it follows:
Dear Julia: Did tell you the bish-
op was trekking from the west coast to
central Africa? He left Cape Town
May 16 and went by boat to LOanda
Nll(l IUeucc ny TAIL W IMuluNyS. A1C
held conference there and visited the
mission station. He then left on his
trek the first of July.
s,"He was taking a. survey of the
country our church is supposed to evan.
gelize. Some of tile country he and
his party went through was quite wild,
the natives not yet having been sub
dued. They had never before seen a
missionary. The bishop and his party
arrived in Beekawa the middle of Sep
TENDER, having walked over 500 miles.
1.-The bishop has only been with us
in Cape Town total of about three
weeks since we came here tho latter
part Of last year. We have no Me,ho-
dist church here, SO DOrOtllea and
have been attending the Wesleyan
church. We both nave classes in Sun
day school and DOrOthea was On the
social committee. and also a member
of the Band of Hope.
I'VE expect to ship our goods when
we are home (SiOux City, next year.
1t is very expensive living here. a
pound does not seem to go much fur
Their than dollar in the states and
prices are still soaring.
I'VE leave here some time next
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05
DAILY MARKETS
Furnished by The Trans-N Mississippi
Grain Company, II. HI. Audley.
Manager. Phone $40.

Chicago, Jan. j.-Corn: Early de-
clines met strong commission house
buying and the offerings gradually were
absorbed, bringing about steady adj
vance which was maintained to the
close. The news was largely in favor
of holders. Weather predictions are
for milder temperatures, but more pre-
cipitation. and cash corn 4c to sc high
or than Saturday. There was keen
demand for the POO cars here today.
Oats: Oats suffered from early weak
ness with corn. There We're further
rumors of seaboard export sales and
cash premiums gained about half cent
with cash prices half to one cent high
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05
Marriages in 1919 Increase.

Dan Cupid has been living up to his
name little better during the past
year in Hamilton county than he did
in 1913, according to marriage records
in the Office of the county clerk. There
was an increase Of about GA per cent
in the number of licenses issued in
1919 over the number issued the previ-
GUS year. There were 1877 marriages
in 1919, while in 1918 there were only
ia.
The records indicate that December
is Replacing June as the month OF mar
riages," case of Santa Claus VS.. Dan
Cupid. or something of the kind. The
last month of the year shows the
largest number of licenses issued in
both years. with % in December of
1919 and IL in December, 1913. June
comes close behind, with II marriages
in 1918 and 81 in 1919.
The increase in marriages last year
over 1918 may be due to the fact that
many soldiers discharged during the
year were married soon after their re-
turn. There were almost as many in
1919 as in 1917, when so many men
were married before entering military
service. The records for that year
show POS weddings.
Divorces recorded during the past
two years have been fewer than in
1917. Eleven were granted in 1919, IL
in 1918 and Is in 1917. At this rate
there were only about 50 per cent as
many divorces in 1910 as marriages
81 DER cent as many in 1918; and ~
per cent as many in 1917. This would
indicate that an average Of 7.6 per cent
of the marriages in the county end in
divorces.
There was slight decrease in the
number Of births in 1919 as compared
with 1918, and the number OF boys born
each year was considerably more than
the number of girls.
The records show 2S4 boys and ~
girls born in 1913. a total OF 546. while
the number of births in 1919 was 5l2
.2G7 boys and 245 girls.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

Hope, bred SOW sale.
Jan. 2sJ. NJ. shaffer. southwest of
Webster City.
Jan. 29.-M. II. Lennins, southeast
of Radcliffe.
Jan. 29-l. j. Hoag. ut Carson sale
barn, Webster City.
Jan. 29-T. J. Johnston, at sale pa
wilton.
Jan. 3O-Lars Void, southwest of
Jewell.
Jan. 3o-Bcn Read, north Of Blairs-
burg.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05
4 4 4 4 X 4 X 4 4 4 kt K 4 !
X SALE DATES CLAIMED. ,
Il = = - - q 4 Il II II 4 4 r I

r 4 4 4 + + 4 + 4 + 4 4 r
Jan. S-Alva Shaffcr, southwest of
Webster City.
Jan. Sd. c. Erton, southeast of
Williams.
Jan. ed A. Norris, east of Web
ster City.
Jan. 9-E. T. Evans, at the sale pa
vilion.
Jan. 9-Nels Swanson, north Of Web
ster City.
Jan. 12-Wln. Oakland, lBlairssburg
Jan. Pc. Gage, northeast of Jew
Jan. 12-Fred Smith, west Of Web
ster City.
Jan. 13-Walter Coble, south of
harrisburg.
Jan. 14-Nclus Olson, south of Kan
Jan. .14.-W. NJ. Erton, west Of Web
ster City.
Jan. 14-Ray Stoffer, near Blairs-
burg:
January 15-H. E. Satire, at Stan
hope, night sale.
Jan. 15-Dennis Murphy, ST., north
of Williams.
Jan. 15-G. o. Satire, at the sale pa
vilion.
January 1G-Tom Guam, southeast
Of Stanhope.
Jan. 16-T. E. Duncan, south OF Al
den.
Jan. IA. 3. Willard, south Of
Webster City.
Jan. 1S-Wm. Jass, south of Wilke.
Jan. Deco. L. Oppedahl, east OF
Stanh0pe.
Jan. 10 A. Il. Lee, northeast of
Webster City.
Jan. 19-Thorson 4 Sandage, north
east of Jewell.
Jan. Clarence Stone, northeast
Of Webster City.
Jan. 2O.-George c. Olson-north-
west of Jewell.
Jan. 21-John Callahan, north Of
Williams.
Jan. 21-Lawrence NJ. Peterson,
northwest of Blairsburs.
Jan. o1-E. j. Vulgamott. north of
Webster City.
Jan. 22-George Fleming, northeast
of Williams.
Jan. go. II. Olsen, northeast of
Ellsworth.
Jan. 233-Chas. Sandncss, southwest
of Jewell.
Jan. 23-John Meyers, south of Will
liams.
Jan. 2s-J. E. Adams, south of Web
ster City.
Jan. 2G-Frank Johnson, east of Jew
ell.
Jan. o7-Miller & Hove, southeast Of
Stanhope.
Jan. 27-Ole p. Frette, northwest of
Radcliffe.
Jan. 27.-Hines Brothers, southeast
Of Webster City.
Jan. 27-David Rankin, north OF
Wilke.
Jan. os-H. L. Hcnningson, south Of
Ellsworth.
Jan. 2s-James Clements, east, of
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05
fine school.
FOR RANDALL
Site Chosen Friday for
new Consolidated School
Which Will Cost
$4,000.
MODERN IN ALL WAYS
Jonas *. Johnson and John
H. Sparboe Donate $1.5OO
Clock.

At a meeting held Friday in Ran
dali site was chosen for the new
consolidated school to be erected there
The new building will entail an ex.
penditure of $4,000, and the site chos.
ell is at the northeast edge of town
The old school building and site Will
be sold when the new one is Coniplct-
ed.
The school will be one of the most
modern and convenient in the state,
and will include also teachers cot
tage. janitor's home, garage and SUI
perintendent's home. A rough plan
was submitted by the Forest City ar
chitect Friday and was favOrably
considered, although it will not be
adopted until the completed plans and
specifications are sent in, probably
next week.
The School Rooms.
The proposed plan for the school pro-
vides six grade rooms, Il gymnasium.
domestic science room, agri-
cultural experiment roOm.. physics
room. teachers rest room, high school
auditorium and recitation room.
shower DHIIlS are W Dc IIiSldllSus dLu
it is planned to serve warm lunches
each noon in the cafeteria.
Jonas X. johnson and John II. Spar
Doe, two of the prominent residents
of the Randall territory, have agreed
to donate to the school a system Of
electric clocks to he operated by mas
ter clock. Ii possible u master clock
will be secured with large dial for
the outside of the building which will
strike each hour and which will have
Il bell system by which, the beginning
and end of class periods will be an
n0,ulced The cost of the clock. it is
estimated. will be about $500.
To Beautify Grounds.
Not only will the building itself he
one of the best, but it is planned to
make the grounds unusually beauti-
full. A landscape gardner was present
at the meeting Friday and present
ed his plans for laying out and beau-
tifying the school grounds.
As soon as the specifications are
adopted for the building, bids will be
received and the erection of the school
will be begun as soon as possible, ac-
cording to County Superintendent h.
f. Snow.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

Frank Clerff has resigned his posi-
tion as salesman at the l.. "A. Lehnhard
clothing store and has accepted Il posi-
Merle Johnson of Williams, who has
been employed at the w. A. Crandall
grocery store for Il number of months.
has been secured to take Mr.. Clerff'S
place at the Lehnhard store. Bernice
Markwardt, who was recently prOpric-
tor of the Little Owl cafe, has accepted
the position made vacant by Mr.. john
son at the Crandall grocery.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

Iowa democrats will pry the lid off
the 1920 campaign at statewide con-
ference and banquet to be held at the
Fort Des Moines hotel in Des MOines
Jan. Is. a number of Hamilton cOun-
ty democrats, including Postmaster d.
Fl. Bauman of this city, Postmaster
Carl Bentson OF Jewell. Lawrence
Reilly of Stanhope and WIN. Neese OF
StratfOrd, are planning to attend.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

The National Sewer Pipe company,
Webster City's largest factory. opened
Jan. /. after being closed since the
first part of November on account OF
the coal shortage The company EN-
ploys about so men and these had all
been thrown out Of work by the shut
down. They are, however, back III
their places again and the plant will
be i'm full operation in few days
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

month for Medeira Island. We have
not been able to get there before be
cause Of the war. We enjoyed the win
ter here. although some days we suf-
,fered with the cold. as we had no fire
in our boarding house. Twas laid Tip
with an abscess on my-leg. 1t is not
quite well vet, but can get around. y
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

Il. o. Brumfield, who has been en-
ployed in the Farmers National bank.
has accepted position at the Savings
bank and has already entered upon his
new duties.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

Miss Hazel Doty has accepted posi-
tion as stenographer in the Hamilton
County State bank. Miss DOty was
formerly employed as stenographer at
the Webster City Electric shop.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

cr. There was little doing in domestic
the continued export takings deferred
sellers. The market is in a position
tonight to respond quickly to any new
buying induced by export or dOmcsti:
demand.
Butter, Eggs, Poultry.
Trading was very quiet on butter
and eggs last week, as is usually the
case during the holidays. Prices are
showing lower tendency both in con-
Stunning centers and producing territory.
Reserve stocks in storage are above
normal. and appear ample for future
requirements.
Receipts of poultry are light, and.
due to the demand, there has been
some advance in paying throughout tic
country.
Reserve stocks of poultry in storage
appear to be lighter than year ago.
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS.
Hogs $4,000 Top $685..
Cattle 10000.
Sheep 10000
RANGE IN PRIO1A
Open High Low Close
Jan. 1859 1872 1.34a 1871
July 1.31a-1a 1873 1903 1928
May 1929 1.34a 1917 1.34a III
lDats-
July ., 7Gs-Ga 77s &c 77s.71
May s3s-3s SAB s2s S4s-4l
LOCAL MARKET.
Shelled corn Observation-Disclosures
Ear corn LOS
Wheat 2oD
Oats --- 30
Barley Observation-Disclosures 1.15
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

FOR SALE-B0urbon red turkeys.
Gobblers 81. Hens S.. J. E. Tap
per, phone 35f4. 12-12j4f4x
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

FOR SALE-pure bred Toulouse geese.
Call, write or phone. c. II. Harring-
ton, Williams. Iowa. 5f2j1*
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-05

John Conley and sister, Miss Eliza
beth Conley, Of Duncombe, left this
morning for Dubuque. where they are
students at Mount st. Joseph's college.
FOR SALE-residence on west First
street, Webster City. Inquire Of G..
Il. Conway, Blairsburg, Iowa.
1-3f2j1x
FOR SALE-tWO year old heifer,
fresh in two weeks. Rev. II. n. Ger
des, Kamrar, Iowa. fix
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
EXIT A
NIEMCY ZAPLACA % BILIO-
NOW DOLARoW ODsZKO-
WANNA WOJENNEGO.

Bruksela, %. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Druga k~onfcrencya fl
nansowa pracujc mad okreSleniem
sunny odszkodowania wojeunego.
jake Niemcy maja zapfaci6 allan
tom. "a podstawe wzieto SUNG
wynoszqca 100000 100000 marek
w z~focie, co W przylbizeniu r6wna
sic $4,000, 900, 600. Suma ia Jest
o wiele nizsza, niz przcwiduje
traktat wersalski, lecz jest uwa-
zana przez ekspertow i delegat6w
niemieckich. IL ME przekracza
zdolnoSci p~iatniczej Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
INOTATN OSOBISTE.

l.. Hieronim WiSniewskl, pracu-
jacy ola kompanii kolejowej Chica-
go, Milwaukee and ST. Paul r. r.,
zjedzie ma Swieta Boaego Narodze~,
mia do domu rodzic6w, zamieszka-
lyCh pnr. 1858 w. IS ul. P. Wis
niewski pracowa1 ola tel kompanii w
czterCCh Stanach, a mianowicie:
Iowa, Wisconsin. Minnesota i Hi
nois.
4 = ~
Oh. Leon Drozik. zarz9dca teatru
kinematograflcznego pod nazwa
Ashland Square Theatre" pnr.
1918 w. IS III. ma Woiciechowie,
odrestaurowaf jego wnetrze | teatr
ten przedstawia sic @adnie. Sprowa-
dill ON szereg nowych obraz6w spe-
cyalnie ma swieta Bozego Na7odze-
MIA i Nowcgo Roku z firmly filmo-
wei Paramount I Selznick''.
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dnia Ego Styc11ia p. r., przedSta vic
ME w sail i'm. Adama Mickiewtcza, pnr.
3310 SO. Morgan ul. Odcgrana zOstanir
nader wcSofa komCdya p. I. ,~,PrzySody
MfodzieGca W podrGiy SlUbncj'. Role
powtierzono najlCpSzym anAatOrOm togo
T~OwarZyStwa wiec ME llcga DajmniGj
sci watpliwoSci, IL przrlStawicnic u
da sic dobrzc. Po przedstawicniu zaba-
wa.
w iych dniach W Iziclnicy Bridge
port otwarty z0Stal nowy Sk}ad z 0hu
WIEN. kt6rcgO w~sp0lnikami So p. 10
wy polski intcrcs ~zaslugujc ma popar.
Gle tutcjSzci Polonii.
i'm. Hcleny ModrzejcwSkiej, urzauza
bankiet dla Swoich czlonkGw, iCh ro-
dim i przyjaci0f. w cclu zasilcnia sZczn
piej kaSy. Bankict Oll'edzie sic W sail
Adama MiGkieWicza, pnr. 1910 SO. Nor
gan vi. WStCp do sail "a Okazanicm
zaproSzclIia.
X
Prey So. HalStcd i 3Scj uli"y wy'la-
rzyI sic wczoraj wypadck, kiIrcgo oft1-
RI padl OSmiol"tni Andrzcj WolJk, ~
micrNkaIy 2 rcdzicami rt1r. 376 SO.
Ha1Atcd nj. Chlopicc przcbicgajac uli-
ce 3Sma u~dcrzony zostai przez ciClaro-
wy autrmcbil, kt6rym k!CrOwdl Jan
Bynha, zam. pnr. 7240 Carter place.
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Notatki
Reportera.

Gdy sic spOjrzy W tych dniach
przedSwiatecznych ma ckna SHADOW
p%rzybrane W nEjrozmaitsze rzeczy i
ma ten ruch " skladach, TO az sic W
OczaCh :oi. Wszedzie wida6 tlumy lu-
Iii kupujacych pOdarki ma ~gwiazdke,
alo podcBas gdy tn cieszymy sic do
statkami, to w Polsce dziatki CO jeSc
ME maja. Czylii zapomnimy o mich?
z p~ewnoScta, 20 ME. Kupujmy pre-
kay zywnoSciowe, kt6re MONA ma
bye W bankach lub poSlijmy ofiare
ma polskie dzieci ma rece Wydzialu
Narodowego.
" pieknym niedawno otworzonym
skiadzie mehlt p. Stanislawa j. Woz-
nego, mies5czacym sic pnr. 1852 Mil
waukee ave, blisko North ave, u
rzadzono udatna wystawe zabawek I
~podark6w gwiazdkowych. Sklad ten
/ jego okaa odznaczaja sic istotnie
artystycznym ukladem i doborem.
Pan S. J. WOzny jest cd lat dOSwiad-
czonym kupcem W dziale ~meblowrm
= przez szereg dlugi lat byi zarzad-
ca wydzialu mebli w skiadzie depar-
tameutowym Wieboldta i on faktycz-
ME dial ten " owej firmie rozwinal
do o~becnych rozmiar6w. P-zed pa
RI zaledwie niesiacami p. WOzny
rOzpocZat iutCres na w4asna reke.
Jest on znanym / p~opularnym obywa
telem W naszei dzielnicy miasta, ma
ley do licznych naszych organiza-
cyl i t~owarzystw, jest przytem ma
szego Pisma dawnym oddsnym
prgyjacielem. Szczeg6ly dotyczace
lego sNadu W o~gloszeniach.
= Is -
Sklad znanego jubilera polskieso
| zegarmistrza p. Michala Wojtec-
kiegO p. T.. 1887 Milwaukee ave. "a
prowadzil ~pozadana przedgwiazdko-
wa nowosC. Wszystka bizute-ya. W
sk{adzie tym uabyta, oraz zesarkt,
odznaki - s'owem wszystko cd RE
czy najkosztowuiejszych do najtan-
szych - zostaje ma zadanie naoywa-
jacego odpowiednio zaregestrowane'
ku czemu zaprowadzil p. Wojtecki
wzorem wierktch firm iubiler-
skich W SrodmieSciu odpowiednia
ksiege numerature. Jest to $ro-
dek o:hronny - ma wypadek kra-
dziezy. rabunk6w, zgubienia itp.:
p-zedmiot regestrowany latwiei o
wiele MONA Vdszukat podajac je-
90 dokladny OPS Z ksiegi rege-
s~tracyjnej. numer II. p. u zegarkoW
ttp. Faktyczn;e juz kilkakrotnie re-