davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-15
w Rocznice ZDyciestDa.

ne Krakowa Poznania. Thu
nv uchodzc6w kierowano ma
Pomorze. Ludzie trwoaliwego
usposobienia, acz ME pozbawie-
nj jeszcze ognisk domowych,
dszyli W slad "a mimi, zajeci,
jak to pietnowai Skarga, ME
przytomnem bieganiem dokoia
swoich weze4k6w ma pokladzie
i troska o sw6j dobytek, W chwi
Ii, kiedy Ojczyzna byia W ME
bezpieczehstwie.
2 drugiej jednak strony pod
nosif sic W calym narodzie duch
wytrwania i duch walk.
Meska VIOLA zwyciestwa, po-
parta przez wielkoduszny od-
ruch ofiary mienia j krwi, bra
la gore mad trwoga j obawami
przed niepewnym losem. Mi
sja gen.. Waygand'a, stWierdza-
.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-15
Kornel Makuszynski.

jaca wierna przyjazh Frsncji,
dodawaIa otuchy.
HasIo obrony do ostatecZnosci,
w kt6rego imie tworzyla sic
pod wodza gen. Hallera armja
ochotnicza, do kt6rej zaciagne-
la sic nietylko mlodziez wszyst-
kich warstw, ale j ludzie starsi,
nieraz przypruszeni siwizna,
znalazlo posIuch W caIej Polsce.
r Fale ochotnik6w pfyne}y ze-
wszad. Przybywaly do Warsza,
wy pociagami. Maszerowaly pO
zapylonych drogach: Odbywaiy
kr6tkie ewiczenia i SHY W po-
le.
z punktu widzenia wojsko-
wego armja ia, jako zaimprowi
zowana, pozostawiac mogla vie
lie do zyczenia. 2 punktu jed
max panujacego W niej ducha
tworzyla siie, Rt6ra musiaia "a
wazyc ma losach tel wojny.
w pamistnym dniu logo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-15

wiem i p6jdzie wskr6s pokole-
MIA, jak siup mojrzeszowy pred
narodem, swiatfo czynu, bronia
cego honoru Ojczyzny, tych
dw6ch najswietszych j najwie-
kszych dobr, jake posiada ma.
rod wolny.
VAN to, imienni / bezimien,
nj bohaterowie, Tobie, porucz
niku Pogonowski, Tobie, ksieze
Skorupko, Tobie Zygmuncie
Pioszko, innym, innym' in
nym, ktorzy ta sama poszli dro-
ga, a mad mogi}ami kt6rych pia-
cza niewyp}akanemi }zami ma
tiki, ojcowie, siostry i bracia,
Polska skiada hold w rocznice
swego ocalenia, pomna, il to
swieto radosci jest ola niej tax.
re swietem za}oby.
Ma oplatajacych wiencenn
Warszawe waszych mogi}ach,
polegli zo{nierze, przyklekna W
tym dniu tysiace m}odziezy /
slubowac beda Bogu ! narodo-
wi, re waszym p6jda sladem, ze
ME poskapia trudu j znoju W
sluzbie Ojczyzny, a gdy zajdzie
potrzeba, oddadza jej zycie bez
zalu "a MEM, W swiadomosci
ze swiety spe}niaja obowiazek !
przez smiere zdobywaja nie-
smiertelnosc.
Niesmiertelna bowiem jest
chwa{a owych trzynastu Gre
k6w, polegiych W wawozie ter
mopilskim pred tysiacami Lat,
Il niesmiertelna jest chwala
wszystkich, co zyciem swojem
okupili wolnosc narodu.
CZESC I'M!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-15

mad naszemi giovanni ma ma
sza szkode - Niemcy = ME
mogly precise ponad tym fax
tenn do porzadku dziennego.
To by} nasz zysk polityczny.
Zysk - powiedzmy otwarcie-
ME zdyskontowany doraznie i
nalezycie przez dyplomacje pol
ska ma arenie miedzynarodo-
wei, tenn mniej jednak zysk re-
alny, trwalej historycznej
wartosci.
| i'm dalej bedziemy odchodzi
Ii cd tego momentu, i'm perspek
tywy historyczne stana sic gle
bsze wyrazniejsze ola naro-
dow, kt6re zachowaiy swoja cy
wilizacje i kulture i ocalify Je
cd niechybnej zagfady, dzieki
bitwie warszawskiej TEN "a
siuga Polski bedzie W ich o.
czach wieksza, tenn chetniej
przyznaja one, ze Polska W ro-
ku 1920-tym sta{a sic nietylko
materjalna lecz morulnq si}a
w nowym porzadku swiata re
ia si1a moralnG musi bye brana
w rachube przy wszystkich po-
sunieciach politycznych, a prze.
dewszystkiem przy tych, kt6re
dotycza Polski, albowiem mic
mas bez mas" rostrzygane bye
ME moze.
lynn, kt6rzy dali nam prawo
do oparcia sic o to size, kt6-
rzy ja dla mas zdobyli, nalezy
sic nalezee bedzie po wszyst-
kie czasy wdziecznosc narodu.
A zdobyf ia zo}nierz polsh.
w rocznice tez naszego zwy-
ciestwa idziemy mysla i dusza
ku tym mogi}om, k6re usypane
ma caIej ziemi polskiej, znacza
jak drogowskazy, bohatersk
poch6d naszej armji. Idziemy
tam peinemi nareczami kwie.
cia pamieci, ably je zfozyc tym
CO gineli 2 mysla o Polsce vol
nej i poteznej, kt6rych krew O
kupiia nasza wolnosc i zapewni
la rozw6j naszej przysziej po'
tegi.
Ofiara ich zycia, ich mlodo.
Sci, ich orlego pedu do siawJ
ME byia daremna. 2 posiewr
ltej czystej krwi wyrasta bo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-15

w pierwsza rocznice ivy
ciestwa Polski mad Moskwa'
tax pisaI W ,,Tygodniku Ilu-
strowanym" 2. Debicki:
,,Rok temu Warszawa sta{a
w obliczu niebezpieczenstwa
bolszewickiego.
Wojska czerwone podchodzl-
Iy niemal do granic miasta, ma
kt6rego krancach s}ychac byso
nietyIko kanonade, armatnia,
ale monotonny grzechOt karabi-
now maszynowych.
Mozliwosc upadku stoliey
PoIski by}a juz tax blisk9, re
zdawaIa sic dla wielu - nieu-
nilmiona.
W{adze zarzadziIy ewakua-
cie. Ma kolejach panowai "a
met. Pociagi, przepelnione u
rzednikaIni, odchodzily ", stro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-15

sierpnia nastapi1 prze}om. BIZ
twa warszawska z godziny ma
godzine stawaIa sic dla wojska
polskiego bitwa wygrana.
Wojsko czerwone weszio
wprawdzie do Warszawy, ale
wesz}o w charakterze jencow.
Bohaterska smierc por. Po-
sonowskiego i ks. kapelana Sko
rupki, kt6rzy obaj zgineli ina
szancach Warszawy" W roz-
strzygajacej chwili, zgonami
swoimi uswiecajac idee, dla
kt6rej polegli, krew przeIana
obficie ma polach radzymin-
skich przez nieziomna dywizje
litewsko-bia{oruska, obrona Pho
cka przez dzieci i kobiety, tax
podobna do obrony Lwowa, ry-
cerska postawa zolnierza, kto-
ry DO demoralizujacym odwro-
Gle 2 pod Kijowa z mad Bere-
zyny, odnalazf utraconego du-
cha i przechodzii ma caiym from
Gle do zwycieskiej ofensyWy'
obdarty, lie zywiony, ale peien
animuszu w poscigu "a. Wro-
giem, tysiaczne przyk}ady sa-
mowyrzeczenia sic, ofiary ! po-
swiecenia re strony miodzlezy
hacerskiej, szkolnej i akademi-
ckiei - wszystko to naleSy dzl-
siai do historic. Ona ten boga-
ty material fakt6w uporzadku-
ie i oceni, a przyszioSt zbuduje
nieiedna, z tego materjaiu le-
gende, kt6ra zyt beda pOkOle-
MIA.
Ola mas jednak, ktorzy prze-
zylimy te chwile realnie' ME
przestanie bye nigdy rzeczyWl-
stoscia to, ma co patrzyiy nasze
oczy. rzeczywistoScia stokrotnie
wieksza cd legend p6zniejszych'
Wynieslismy z tel DOLBY we,
cei, niz pokrzepienie,
w ciagu tych kilku tygodnl
sierpniowych uroslismy dusza'
iako nar6d, poczulismy swoJa
si8e i ocenili znaczenie tel silly
dla obrony niepodlegioSci. Wi
dzielismy, jak krew wytoczona
i kosci pogrzebane ma pobojo-
wiskach, staja sic podwalina
wolnosci, scementowana jed
nem, Wsp6lnem wszystkim po-
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czuciem ,,Honoru / Ojczyzny", I,
wypisanem, jako has}o, ma cho-
ragwiach naszych pu}k6w.
To mas zespoli4o, to da}o nam
wiare W samych siebie i w ju-
tro narodu.
PrzekonaliSmy sic wowczas,
re to ME traktat wersalski stwo
zyi Polske, ME akty diploma
tyczne, opatrzone pieczeciami i
podpisane przez zebranych W
sail Zwierciadlanej reprezen-
tow ca4ej kuli ziemskiej, ale ze
staIa sic ona pahstwem o zde-
cydowanym ciezarze gatunko-
wynn i jasno okreSlonej roll
dziejowej w tych w}asnie
dniach sierpniowych.
Wygrana bitwa warszaWska,
kt6rej nastepstwem by} pogrom
czerwonych band Trockiego,
doprowadzajacy je do zupe}ne-
go rozprzezenia niezdolnosci
bojowej, staia sic puktem wyj-
scia dla nowoczesnej historji
Polski.
Zwyciestwo nasze uzasad-
milo racje naszego istnienia mo
carstwowego praWa do ma
szych granic wschodnich lepiej
i wymowniej, niz wszystkie "a
biegi pred Rada Najwyzsza.
w opinji narod6w, sprzymie-
rzonych z nami W opinji tych
wszystkich ,ktore umia}y Edo
bye sic ma sad bezstronny ! woj-
ne nasza wschodnia ocenic VIA,
sciwie-Polska stala sic obron-
czynia cywilizacji, szagrozonej
przez zalew barbarzynstwa.
| SWAT caly zrozumiaI, re o
piers zolnierza polskiego rozbi-
la sic nietylko fala obcegD naja.
zdu ,grozacego Polsce, ale rozb-
biia sic takze i fala rewolucji
miedzynarodowej, kt6ra znisz-
czyfaby obr6ciia w gruzy Eu-
rope, czyniac niej pustynie
wIadztwo ogoiego cz}owieka ma
geiej ziemi", rzucone, jake ha-
slo, przez oblakanc6w bolszewi-
zmu.
Nawet niezyczliwa nam An
glja, nawet yrogie j sprzymie-
rzone z bolszewicka Rosie po-
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oSTATNuA POCzTA
AREszTowANIE KoMUNIsTdw

ARESZTOWANIE KOMUNISTOW
w WARSZAWIE.
WAR6ZAWA. - w mysl zarz9
dze6 nio dopuszczaniu do wystq@
pien acknowledgement organa poll
eli sIedczej aresztOwaE podczas ~
nifestacjl 20 os6b.
RoErsacaly ono Odeswy komuni7
stycme, oraz wznOsily antyPanstNc:
we okrzyh.
Aresztowanl zostaH przekazanl ~
ddemu sledczemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-15
w sierpniu 1920 Roku.


Zakrzyknal lew niebieski gIOsem, co gardzieli
Jak piorun straszliwy wybucha;
Wicher rwal mu plOmienie grZywy,
Ze aniO{Owie truchleli,
A CLOS byl, jak Zawierucha,
WOlajacy wyciem bury:
SpusGcie ju4 ze smyczy ducha,
Wy, pOlscy smetni rycerze,
A SERGE, CO ma ksZtaf ROXY,
Wciat rozpachnione miIOScia,
Mech sic jake stal wydlu4y,
SZaIu MECH sobie nabierze,
Mech sic nape}ni ObIedem,
NiechaI sic zemsta zachlysnie
I jak granat MECH sic cisnie,
Lub dzikiego kOnia pedem
Pedzi, zanim dech MIN skona;
Jak chmura, wichrem szalOna,
q czarciem, ponurem obliczem,
q piorunami glebi Iona,
Gradowym siekaca biczem,
Czy kto zyw jest, czy umariy!
Czy to sic groby Otwary?
CzyH ci, CO padh ranO,
Wiedzieli, re W nocy wstana,
By umrzeG siedemkroG razy?
Czy koSciOlach pekly gEazy
A z pod zatartych napis6w,
StrasZni wyszli bezimiehce
/ na siny blask kirys6w,
Ogniste wloiyh whence,
| wprOst trupiego nOclegu,
POszli, by - stanac " szeregu?.
Och, patrz, SERGE upOjOne,
Jak straszliwa noe sierpniowa,
"a archanielska namowa,
Duchy, Srniertelnie strudzope,
MIN zorza blysnie Swietlana,
Biegna cd SBietegO Jana
KIada swoje ciala blade
Ma smiertelna barykade
I dzial nasluchuja grzmotu,
Ma powt6rna smierc gotowe
Jeden z mich Swietlana glove,
MiesiecznegO pe{na blasku,
Wzni6sl sIucha, jak z6rawie,
Smierci patrzace pod chmury,
Bowiem wSr6d wielkiego trZasku,
Wall sic, iak strumien CORY,
Ognistej pOdObny lawie
Jakis najstraszniejszy pulkow,
Co pod mur6w gdzieS wyrasta:
To dzwon zbudziI wsr6d zauik6w,
Szewc6w re Starego Miasta....
SmierG. Iub iycie!!! 1900. Chryste Panic!
w posadach zadrzaiy dOmy,
Tysiac okien zasziO krwia,
A ma Okropne wOlanie,
GranitOwe dfgneIy ziOmy,
Kamienie, jak serca drza.
Jeszcze chwiIa, Bog sic zdumiejc,
Cudem straszliwym przelek{y,
Bo wszystkie kamienie jek{y,
Wichrem westchneiy ulice
cisneIy sic pred siebie,
Jak welOwe blyskawice,
Gdy straszliwy BOZ jest W niebie
Bowiem tax jest napisanO,
le gdy POlsce duch sic budzl,
To ponad cudy urasta:
Wtedy W kule O}owiana,
Zamienia sic SERGE ludZi,
A ma wOjne chOdza miasta...
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Groby sic widely j cmentarz
PIOmienista sta& sic g6ra....
BOZ szaI. -. Bog wychylOny
RozkrwawiOna skryty chmura,
Patrzyi W mas, smiertelnie blady. go.
AniOiOwie bill W dzwOny,
l niebiOS OtWarli wrOta
Ola wedrujacej grOmady,
A kurzawa wstala zIOta,
Ma niebieskiej, mlecznej drOdze,
ze byia jakO W pOzOdze. -.
Az Bog drgnaI, bO prZyszly posly,
/ tako pred MIN wyrOs4y,
JakO kwiaty purpurOwe,
/ skrwawiOna chylac glove,
Ostatnim rzekli Oddechem:
Jam jest sEuga TwegO Syna,
Ksiadz SkOrupka. -. OtO, Panic,
Biele tu pod Radzymina.
CaIy ZmieniOny W wOfanie,
Caly znieniOny W roZpacze,
l ME jekiem, lecz krwia pfacze,
By ich ME Odbieg{y mOce.
Otom wZiaI, jak David prOce
I krZyzem bRem W Goljata,
Lecz tam smierG mad mimi lata,
A Oni, Panic ma niebie,
Polske ratuja j. Ciebie|
las drugi, ZfOciste pachOle,
GIosem, jake srebrny dZwOnek,
Umierajacy skOwronek,
RzekIo Bogu: ,,Bylem W szkOle,
1--WE sic PioszkO ze szkO&y.
Pomiedzy biaIe anio%y
PrzybiegIem prOsie Gle, Panic,
Ably Iaska Twoja swieta,
Ocaliia pOchOleta.
ia sIodkie mialem konanie.
Lecz MECH ocaleja Oni,
Ably matki ME plakaly. ..."
A Bog, jak Oplatek biaIy,
Glove ku MENU nakloni,
Wlosy mu zgarnie ze skrcui,
Ma gI6wke pO8ozyl rece
/ oczy caIowaI dzieciece. -.
Wtedy niebo sic rozblys@O,
Ziemia. krzykneIa straszliwie,
/ dOkOnal sic mad Wis4a,
Cud dOkonal sic prawdziwle'
Ia Dol i wszystkie rOzpacze,
Ia splugawiOne zywOty,
Ia matke, CO dOtqd p4acze,
Ia krwawe, zo&nierskie pOty,
Ia zniewaionegO BOga,
Ia trupy, chat swych prOga,
la tych, stawianych pod scians.
..&..
Chwa{a ci, o, pOlski duchu,
w nieSmiertelnoSc swa spOwity,
Cichy, jak morze W bezruchu,
A piOrunami pobity,
TAX straszliwy, jakO morze,
Kiedy burZa Je rOzOrze
| straszliwosG W MIN rOZpeta.
o, mocy polska - usnieta,
Czy czekasz na pachOleta,
Iw laurowym gaju drzemiesz,
Zanim nova krew pOciecze?!
Wstah i OdpasOwawszy niece,
w bOaym szale chwyc "a lemiesz
Laury W ZlOto zbOza Zamieh,
BO wspOmnienia ka1de siOwo
w piers sic cisnie purpurOwa
Jako cieiki, mSciwy kamieh
Ze sumienia strasZnej prOcy....
Mocy! niesmiertelna mOcy!
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Irresponsible fer BensoA's downfall.

responsible fer BensoA's downfall.
Benson swears revenge. He is sent
to prison as his victim did not die.
Gaspard has planned injury and
torture to the boy, but the youngster
wins him over, until the man loves
him dearly. Then Gaspard learns
that Benson is about to be released,
and is driven mad with the fear that
the boy will be taken from him. He
lays a diabolical plan to rid him.
self Of Benson, so that he may re-
tain the youngster. Accordingly,
he captures a huge wolf, and makes
trap, which is fastened to the door
of the cabin. The release of the trap
allows the wolf to enter the cabin,
where Gaspard expects him to tear
Benson to pieces. Each night, Gas
pard takes the boy away from the
cabin, awaiting Benson's arrival.
The night of Benson's return, the
boy walks into the cabin in search
of Gaspard, and the trap is sprung.
Gaspard breaks his way into the
cabin, and pushes the child out
through the spring door. In ter
rife battle, Gaspard kills the wolf,
and energies from the cabin to find
the boy in Benson's arms. The lat
ter, learning what Gaspard has done,
forgives him, and the two are re-
conciled. Benson takes the boy
away to be educated, and promises
that the youngster will return 20
visit his "uncle Gaspard.' The trap
per, then prepares himself for the
day when the youth shall return.
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FOR SALE
/ will sell my house at bargain.
See ARNE ANUNTI, 4O3 West 9Th
st. 7-St.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Dena Hanson was an Ash
land visitor this week.
f
Mrs. Clarence Nelson was taken to
the ST. Josephs hospital at Ash
land for treatment.
+
Anton Johnson left on Tuesday for
Buffalo, N. Y. where he expects to
work this season.
Mira. E. N. Oistad and daughter
Gene visited at Bayfield, with rela-
lives the forepart of the week.
f
Mrs. Irving Spaeth and daughter
Of Spooner are visiting in the city
this week with relatives and friends.
+
FOR SALE-Sawing machine out
plete with 21z h. p. gasoline engine.
Cheap. Inquire of JOE MARTELL. tt
f
Mrs. Amos NJ Hansen has been vi
aiting at the home of Mr.. Hansen's
mother at Elk Mound, this state, dur
ing the past week.
+
Fraser and Jackson have just COM
pleted building fine, new double gar
age for the Albrechtson boys at
their residence on East 5th street.
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Rev. Baker will preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday
at IL A. M.
-f.
Mr.. Baker comes as q candidate
for permanent pastor and it is hoped
there will be large attendance.
r.
VIM. Johnston, Of Duluth, was a
visitor in the city on Memorial day,
returning to his home the same even
ing.
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MASON OVERFLOW


Paul Hemmmgs of Duluth, is
spending few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Iverson.
+
Mr.. Greger with Barrett & Barrett,
of st. Paul transacted business here
Tuesday.
Paul Welty of Drummond, spent
the week end here. M
f
C. Devine Of Benoit transacted bust
ness here Wednesday.
--
Misses Grace Johnson, Esther Eli
strom and Clara Iverson and Messrs.
Oliver Olson, Harry Swanson, Carl
Swanson and John Iverson attended
the dance at Sanborn Saturday even
ing.
r m
The local team went to Hayward
Decoration day to play the team
there, but owing to the continual
rain, the grounds were sea of water
and the ball so slippery that after
playing four innings the game was
postponed on account of rain" The
score at end of the 4th inning stood
Hayward and Mason 2, but as only
the four innings were played it does
not constitute a game, five innings
being necessary. Owing to the
condition of the grounds and the ball
it could not be classed as a ball game.
| The County Highway Committee
and Highway Commissioner have de-
cided to relocate piece of the Ma
son-Ino road at the Mrs. S. G.
Peterson farm so as to avoid two bad
sand hills; the relocation will run
along the line between the Nels
lLedin land and the Peterson land a
half mile thence west along the Sec
ton line to connect with present
| highway. A fine example of pub
lie spirit was shown by both Nels
lLedin and Mrs. Peterson who grant
ed the RICH of way free of charge
Ialtho it was all cleared field. They
REALIZED the great benefits derived by
this highway and gladly did their
share to help out. If all land own
ers would do this, the county would
have no trouble getting right of ways
for. highways.
| -
The improvement to Highway No
LA is progressing nicely and is now
about ready for the grader. The
stretch constitutes the only clay
stretch left and when this is sur
faced we need have no more concern
about the road between Mason ant
Bibon after a rain.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-06-01

WANTED-More housewives to
ues Garland City Four, 6-tf
F.
FOR SALE-Brown wicker baby
carriage in good condition. Phone
335-W. Tit
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Class Day exercises were held al
the Washburn High school on We'd
nesday,
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Nathan Buzard is assisting at the
post Office during the absence of the
Postmaster.
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Mrs. Chr. Christensen and daugh-
Ter left Wednesday for Chicago
where they will visit relatives for 9
few days.
A delegation Of ladies from the We
mans Conncil went to Bayfield, yes
'terday to attend convention being
held in that city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-06-01
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!. George.
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FOR SALE
will sell my house at bargain.
|See ARNE ANUNTI, 4O3 West 9Th
ST. 7-St.
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Miss Della Hanson who had been
receiving treahnent for throat
trouble at the Ashland General hos
pital returned to her home here
Wednesday.
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Judge Warden gave an interesting
talk to the Troop 2 Boy Scouts on
Pioneer Days in this section. The
meeting was the last formal meeting
Of the year.
Dwight Robinson, superintendent
of the plant at Du Point, Wash
ington. formerly resident of this
ciey, has been here the past few
days visiting with old friends.
F.
Miss Grace Hull, who has been
teaching school at Drummond, was
in the city for a few days the first
of the week visiting at the home OF
Miss Jessie and Ruth Smith.
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Miss Title Holman who has been
visiting relatives and friends here
the past two months, returned to
Seattle, Wash, Wednesday where she
has been employed for several years.
f
The Washburn News says the
Times has been trying to destroy the
Peavey administration. Far from
it. Like the calf we believe il given
enough rope it will hang itself. The
rope is beginning to tighten.
f.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Downs and
family left on Sunday morning for
Milwaukee where they will attend
the Republican convention to be held
in Milwaukee on June 1st. Mrs.
Downs is q delegate from Bayfield,
county.
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The members Of the Masonic order
and their wives will enjoy social
evening at the lodge rooms tonight.
There will be dancing and cards. and
during the evening there will be an
apron presentation to nine OF the
members who have joined the order.
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Harry Sagen is here for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sagen,
Of the town Of Washburn. Mr..
Sagen has been teaching agriculture
at Plymouth, Ia. the past year. He
expects to leave soon for Athens, Ia,
where he will take summer course.
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A short circuit in the lines leading
to the plant Of the Excelsior Pro-
ducts company caused part Of the
lights of the city to be cut of for a
short time Monday morning. The
short was soon discovered by the
Lighting company and the damage
was repaired in short order.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-06-01
Everybody
Needs to be Checked up,
Especially in
health Matters.
See Your Doctor---Then
See George and Pete.
Drugs (FOX BROS.)


E. N. Oistad, who has been spend
ing the past week visiting with re-
latives and friends in the city, re-
turned to st. Paul on Sunday.
f
Mrs. Valentine Ragmer and daugh-
ter were called to South Dakota last
Friday morning on account of the
death Of a sister of Mrs. Ragner.
f
Miss Inga Olson, who has been a
patient in St. Joseph's hospital the
past two weeks returned home We'd
nesday much improved in health.
f.
Everybody Is out for his moneys
worth. Here you are, Mems Maho-
gany Calf Oxfords and balls in
Goodyear welt, French toes, punched
tip, at the low price of $5.0e.
A. PAULSON.
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Miss Selma Kosberg who has been
receiving treatment at st. Joseph's
hospital at Ashland for several days
for throat trouble returned home
Wednesday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Peter Kosberg.
F.
STRAWBERRY PICKERS WANT.
ED-Picking will start about June
10th to 18th. Lodging and board
can be arranged with growers. 21zt
per box paid for season pichers. Write
us at once. Bayfield, Peninsula Frui
Association, Bayfield,, Wis TIT
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-06-01
TO PLAY ASHLAND

Washburn is scheduled to play Ash
land Sunday at Ashland. Packard
OF Minneapolis will do the twirling
for Washburn. The boys are hitting
their stride after a poor start, having
defeated the strong Bessemer, team
Tuesday by score Of z to 2.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-06-01

Clyde Estabrook has been linping
around during the past W eek on &C.
count of broken bone in his foot.
Clyde says years ago he injured his
foot while playing foot ball and
during the past week he again in
iured the member and an x-ray ex-
animation revealed the fact that
the bones have been broken.
#
A surprise party was given in hon.
or or Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Oistad at
the Assembly room at the Du Pont
Club last Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oistad were presented with a
beautiful clock by the guests.
Luncheon was served at the midnigh
hour. Those attending had de-
lightful time. Mr.. and Mrs. Oistad
and daughter expect to leave soon
for their new home at st, Paul.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-06-01

Miss Della Hanson who had beer
receiving treatment for throat
trouble at the Ashland General hos.
pital returned to her home here
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
A Sure Way to
End Dandruff

There Is one sure way that has
never failed TO remove dandruff at
once. and that Is to dissolve IL. then
you destroy II entirely. To do this.
just get about four ounces OF plain.
common liquid arvon from any drug
store 0hls Is all you will need. apply
IL at night when retiring: use enough
to moisten tho scalp and rub IL In
gently with the finger tips.
by morning. most II not all. OF
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely
destroy every single sign and trace
OF II, no matter how much dandruff
you may have.
You will find all itching and dig
sing OF the scalp will stop instantly.
nd your hair win be fluffy, lus.
trous. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred times better.
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