davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
OStatniG Dni ma zakupno Bile:
tow ma Wie|ka WystaWe Wo-
jenna 70 Po|oWe Ceny.

Rodacy! Spieszcie sic z zakup-
nem bilet6w ma wielka rzadowa
wystawe wojenna. Macie tylko
dis, jutro i niedziele do zakupie-
MIA ich pc % centow. Z dniem
otwarcia wystawy', ii. W ponie--
dziaiek, 2go wrzeSnia, billet ma
wvstawe bedzie kosztowai 90
centow.
Takiej wystawy ~jeszcze W
Chicago ME byio. Powinnismy
zobaczyc ia wszyscy powinni-
smy zaprowadzic ma owa wysta-
we nasze dzieci. Teraz o~statnia
sDosobnoSc zakupienia biletow,
dajacych wstep ola dwojga die
c; w wieku szkolnym "a % CEN
tow.
Testto nova okazya ola Polonil
chicagoskiej wykazania naszeJ
potegi liczebnej oraz naszej To-
Ialno$ci ola Rzqdu Stan6w lie
dnoczonych.
Kupujcie bilety ma Wystawe !
ma Dzien Polski Cd Komitetu
Dnia Polskiego. "a bilety spree
dane przez agencye Komitetu
Polskiego. narodowoSc nasza o,
trzvma uznanie rzadowe.
Biletv PolSkiego komitetu
Wvstawv sa do nabvcia:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Natures LawIax
ola Edrowia i
SzCzeScia.

Ciafo vase, ia wasza ~przedziw-
an m~aszynerya Cd ktorej wszsytko
Zalezy W waSzem zyciu jak powodze-
ME l ~szczescie, must mice intelligent
tina piecze. Sila, kt6ra utrzymuie
clato vase 'czynnOSci, to jest to
powietrze, kt6rem o~ddychacic. wo-
da, k!6rq pijecie / wreszcie pozywle-
ME vase. Wydzieliny formula sic
we waszem ciele kazdej minuty i
musza bye nalezycie wydZielone W
spos6b n~aturalny, ME si}a szkodli-
wych drogeryi jak solQ, rycynuso-
wynn olejem, ~cathartics, piguikami,
mineralna woda i Setka innych tax
zwanych ,,Sure cures, kt6re i'm
wiecej zazywasz TEN wiecej musisz
je zazywaC. Lecz co do Natures
L1wlaX, to MONA powiedzieG, re
przepisane So przez nature i tax ME
szkodliwe jak jarzyny jake spozy-
waCie. Jezeli ME macie regularnegO
stDlca c. GzieI Il dostajecie bolu
glUW'y, dresZcz6w, niestrawnoSci, reu
matyZmu,. choroby sk6rne i osia-
bienie krwi.
Brndam skazCna krew ME moze
utrzymaC ciala PREY zdrowiu. Po---
mySlcie tylko jake zie skutki mo-
ga powstac W waszych wnetrzno--
Seiach gdy pozwolicie ma zatamowa-
ME sic kanal6w odchodowych.
Da.cie szanse Natures Lawlax
- MECH pomoze wan. Bog stworzy}
was zdrowymi, macie bye szczesliwy
mi i dopom6dz ably SWAT stall sic
lepszem miejscem do zycia poniewaz
jestescie ma swiecie.
Tysiace ludzi, kt6rzy So melan--
chn.i!n!, wEgla, ali blado i straCili
tyli energie, zostali s~zczeSliwymi,
poniewaz moYa lepiej. jeSc, lepiej
spat. pracowac lepiej, zyja lepiej,
wygladaja lepiej, pod kazdym
wzg1edem.
Pogodne czoio, dobre trawienie,
zdrowa cera | siodki oddech macy,
re Natures Lawlax uregulowalo sys-
tenn maszyneryi ludzkiej i przywr6ct
10 go do normalnego stanu.
'PRZEPIS.
Jedna tabletka Natures LaWlax
Jest Srednia GCza. dwie, duza doza,
zazyc 2 woda wieczorem pred poi
sciem ma ~spoczynek. Radzimy wziat
srednia dawke najprz6d. Jezeli je-
dna tabletka rozluani kiszki zanad-
to. zazyt jedna tabletke co drugi
wiecz0r. P~owiekszaC albo zmniejszac
dawki je$li potrzeba. Ola dzieci,
cwiert do pol tabletki z woda albo
mlekiem.
Natures Lawalx jest srOdek ME
szkodliwy i b~ezpieczny. Sprzedawa-
ne tylko w\b}ekitnvch pudefkach pc
25 i so cent6w pudeiko' W sklsdzie
Departamentovym Nteboldta.
{Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Ma P%LEBANIACH PARAFH.

Sw. Stanisiawa KOstki, Prob. KS. FIR.
Dembi6ski, Noble i %Ingraham III.
wv ofisie pana Barwiga).
Sw. Amy. Prob. Ks. G. F. slomi6ski
1914 s. Leavitt ul.
Sw. Jana Kantego, Prob. KS. st. Sia-
tka, S25 Carpenter III.
Sw. Jadwigi, Prob. KS. Jan Obyrtacz,
2226 n. Robey ul.
Matki Boskiej cd Nieustajacej POmO-
CIV, Prob. KS. Stanis}aw Nawrocki,
1923 W. sega III.
NajSw. Maryi Fanny Anielskiej,
=. Prob. rs. FIR. Gordon, 1926 North
Wood ul.
Sw. Jacka, Prob. KS. Jan Zdechlik,
1851 Wolfram nj.
SIS. Mlodziak6w, Prob. KS. Jan Zwie-
rzchowski, 743 Armour ul.
Sw. Szczepana, Prob. KS. A. S. G0rSki
923 W. Ohio I'll.
Sw. Jozafata, Prob. Ks. F. G. OstrO-
wski. 2311 Southport ave.
Sw. Trolley, Prob. KS. h. Sztuczko,
1121 Noblee I'll.
SIS. PiOtra i Pawia, Prob. rs. NJ. 10
tecki, 3745 S. Paulina vi.
Sw. Heleny, Prob. rs. P. Pyterek,
2315 Augusta I'll.
Sw. Waeiawa, Prob. KS. F. Scieszka,
1925 n. Monticello ave
Sw. Kazimierza, Prob. KS. W. Fur
man. 1926 S. Whipple III.
Sw. WOjcieeha, Prob. Ks. K. Gronko-
wski, 1850 W. 17ta I'll.
DObrego Pasterza, Prob. rs. A. L.
Jung, 2719 S. Kolin ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Z MARYANOWA.

Sprawozdanie Z akcyi patryotycznej
kOIektor0w / kO,ektorek ma Maryano-
vic, 20 miesiac Iipie".
Ceglarek J0Zef. $l2.2J: DCmska Stani
slawa, OszuScik Marta. Bib: GoIubska
Marya, Siuda Walerya, 35.2J; GoliIon
Helena. Kunkel Emilia, 1925: JawOr-
ska J0zefa. Zabiocka Lucya. ESQ;
Kierna Andrzej. l5.2O: Kicrna Anasta-
zya Sz~czerkowska Ma}gOraata. 15.T5:
Nolodziejski MicIai, $50; KowaIski
Leopold, 100; Kubiak Teresa. Pole
wacz Pelagia, 1915: MaIura Marya.
Bartnik RoZa!ia. 12.75 Maras Cecylia.
LabuIiska Anna. 1920: Mc,lin Franci-
seek, 600; Mik1Idjczyk Anna. Skro-
blcka Franciszka. l16.7I: MOI Emilia.
SmiSaj Marya. 500: R0SzkUwiak Wa
lenty, 1875: ItutkowSka Maya, Fran
cikowSka Anna. 9.25; $~l.rontz J6zera.
Lehman Stanistawa. 16.lU; Skwa:ski
Wtadysiaw. 500; Snarski Jan. 30;
SzczecihSka Ludwika. 1900: WrGhlc-
WSki J6zef. 1875; Hurawska Janina i
Hofia, loo; Offs paraf.alny, 1880.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
z KANTOWA.

Oh. Stanislaw Tokarz, zam. pnr.
915 n. Racine ave-, kolektor Podat-
ku Narodowego W parafii Sw. Jana
Kantego, ktory poSwieca sic zupel-
ME bezinteresownie dla sprawy pol
skiej, wczoraj, gdy kolektowa4 Pc
domach ma ulicy Racine ave. trafii
do domu niejakiego Franciszka o.
sioI, zam. pnr. 964 n. Racine ave,
ably skolektowaG ~powyzszy Podatek
Narodowy, tymczasem jegomosc ten
nietylko, re mic sam ME Gar, ale W
grubijanski sposob sic z MIN OBJ
szedi, w~yzywajac W oezczelny spo-
sob cd lotr6w, oszus;ow I wi0cze--
gov, powiada, re ma Polske mic ME
da re ten glupi Co dale, a nawe;
chodzii "a MIN pc caiym domu, u
przedzajac mieszkancow, by mic ME
dawali. Widac zjeego mowy, re jest
pro-germanem, BIO take wyraza} sic
niepochlebnie o Aliantach. Takiego
bratka radzimy aresztowae, a ME be-
die wtaki szorstki spos6b sic wyra-
za1. Navel, jak sic dowiadujemy. 6w
D. Osio& peini obowiazki marszafka
przy kosciele sw. Jana Kantego.
Choir Sw. Grzegorza W parafii sw.
Jana Kantego bedSie mia} lekcye
spiewu W sail budynku Edison"
zbiegu ulic Clark / Adams, ma 10.
pietrze, o godz. Smej wieczorem
punktualnie. Wszyscy cz}onkowie |
czionkinie maja sic udac wprost do
sr6dmieScia do sail wyzej wymienio-
nej; lekcya spiewu JEST zwo{ana ma
dzisiaj wieczorem, ola tych ch6r6w,
kt6re wystepuja ma Wystawie Wo-
jennej W parku Granta. Uprasza sic
Spiewaczki i Spiewak6w, ably sic jak
~natliczniej zgromadzili ma dzisiejsza
probe spiewu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
WykOnal.

Lekarz zapisaf ca:opu lekarstwo
a p0sypujac reCepte p:askiem, Cd
dal pacyentOwi re slowami:
- Prose- zazywaC 8 razy dzien-
ME.
Ia try dni plzychodzi lekarz do
Ch}opa, chlopisko ley i ledwo dysze.
- Co sic stale? pytal lekarz prze-
razony, czy braleS lekarstwo.
A tax panic doktorze. Steka
chlop. zjadiem presto Gwa garnce
piasku, a mic mi ME pomog}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
7 PARAFII DOBREGO
PASTERZA.

Panic n~alezace do To~warzyStwa Po-
mocy Armii Polskiej, i'm. Heleny Pa
derewskiej, W parafii DobregO Paste
RIA ina Krakowie) maja sic stawic
ma ~miesieczne ~posiedzenie, kt0re sic
odbedzie dzisiaj wieczOrem, dnia 29-gO
| s~ierpnia, O godzinie 100 w sail para
~fialnej.
| Ma ~posiedzenie to stawiG sic maja
wszystkie czkonkinie, gdyz rozdana be-
die weIna; upa}y cokolwiek minely
a wieczory So teraz d1uzsze, dlatego
panic NIGGA sic szczerze zabraG do DIAL
szej piracy.
Try mieSiace temu, do biura para
fiji Sw. WOjciecha, gdzie prOboszczem
jest Y. X. Gronkowski, odwieziono w
automobile p. X. Zakromskiego So par
s%zkarpetek, Is sail, II koszul szpital-
nych, 6 BAHAMAS, 40 kawalk6w my
dfa, 100 paczek ,,CamelV papierOs0w,
80 funt6w cukru a cd dzieci
SzkOlnych z tejze parafii Is par szkar-
petek i . weiniane potniki.
Panic z Parafii DObrego Pastoral
ina KrakOwie) pracuja stale dla ma
szych zuch0w W Armii Polskiej "a co
nalczy i'm sic uznanie.
W sk1ad zarzadu Tow. PomOcy ola
Armii POlskiej i'm. Helcny paderew-
skiej wchodza W. Jacek, prezeska; p.
Kukielska, wice-prezeska: p. Freli-
chowska, sekr. prot. T.. Murawska,
sekr. fin. 2. Za~kroczymSka, kasyerka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Co wOlnO w~olcwodzic.

w Milwaukee skazano ma grzyw-
ne mela. kt6ry Z zazdroSci pomalo-
wal swoja zone ma zielono.
A ~dlaczegoz ME skazuja tego IL
cznego grona kumoszek, kt6re bez-
ustannie r6wniel z zazdrosci ma
lula ma czarno" jezorem swoje PREY
iaci0}ki?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Pewny siebie.

Pewny siebie.
Dokt6r: - No, jake wczorajsze
lekarstwo? Lepiej, Co?
Glory: - Daleko leplej.
Dokt6r: - Bylem przekonany, &c
to lekarstwo pomoze.
Glory: - TAX, ale ia panskiej re
cepty ME poslalem do apteki.
Dokt6r: - To ~jeszcze lepiej, pa
MI pomogla moja sama recepta -
be: lekarstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
ltONITET'.

Kto chce czytat Tajlepsze co
izienne pismo polskie, nieci. sis
ida do pana F M. PAWOLL
naszego asenta ma Duncan i oko-
lice j zaabonuie sobie .Dziennii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Zarty.
CudOMnX CAlOMieK.

Tam idzie czIowiek, kt6ry nj
gdy mic ziamai ~jeszcze swego slowa.
I~artujesz
Bynajmniej. IMAM go OsObi-
Scie. g}uchoniemy cd urodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
w ~areszcie.

- Wyobraz sobie brachu, wsadzi-
Ii mnie, re ME nam n~ijakiego po-
mieszkania.
- A mnie, zem wlazl do cudzego
mieszkanai bez pozwolenia.
- Na$ci. -. i dOG0dz tn ludziom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

,,Dziennik Chicagoski' molina
anawrae u nsstepujacvcb agen.
tow: Jones. SS27 N. Troy utica,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Oiciec: - Oducze ia Gle Stasir
wybredzaG W jedzeniu! Kiedy byleT
W twoim wieku, rad by}em, gdy mia
lem kawalek suchego chleba 10 j.
dzenia.
Sta$:. - Biedny tatu$, Ale "a Il
teraz tatuS cieszy sic, ze lyjc T. ma
mi. BIO dostaje codzienn1e obiad
kolacve.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Baczno$G pp. KomitetOwi!

Sprzedaz powierzonych nam
biletow kohczy sic w niedziele,
din. 1go wrzesnia. Wszystkie pie
Made "a sprzedane bilety oraz
wszystkie niesprzedane bilety
musza bye oddane w rece skarbni
ka Komitetu Polskiego, p. Pawla
Drzymalskiego, W ponledziafek,
Wv Labor Day. dnia Ego wrzes-
mia, 1918. w tym celu skarbnik,
'P. Drzymalski i sekretarz, P. Joz-
wiakowski, oczekiwac was beda
w Banku Polskim, pnr. 12Ol
Milwaukee ave., W poniedzia}ek,
.dnia 2go wrzeSnia Cd godziny Gel
'rsno, do 12tej w pofudnie.
Wszystkie bilety zatrzymane
.po dniu 2go ~wrzeSnia, musza bye
zaplacone Rzadowi gotowka
poszczegolni komitetowi beda o.
sobiScie odpowiedzialni "a tako--
we:
L szacunkiem,
Edmund K. Jarecki, prezes
St. Adamkiewicz, wiceprez.
A.. Korzeniewska, wiceprez.
Paw. Drzymalski, skarbnik
Win. Jozwiakowski, sekr.;
A. Baranowska, asyst. sekr.
Flip M. Ksycki,
Jozef S. Zientek,
Marya Sakowska,
Wojciech F. soska,
DR.. Wfad. Kuflewski,
Walenty S~losarczyk,
.POLSKI KOMITET
WYSTAWY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Ola sic.

D1a sly
- COZ to, Ziuta, poraz trzeci wy
chodzisz "a MAJ?
"A tax. DO widzisz y pierwszym
mezem bylam szczesliwa, a 2 dru-
GIN nieszczSliwa, w,ec chce sic te-
raz przekonac jakich meow jest
wiecej ma Swiecie: z;ych czy do
brych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
ZrOZulniaIa.

Lekarz do wieSniaczki: - Process
choroby meza, jest caikiem dobry.
- o.. moi starry zawsze miat
szczescie do wszystkich procesoW.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Fortuna.

fOrJuna.
Kt6z sic pochelpi, re PAM Fortuna
Stale go swymi wZgledaml "a
szczyca? -
Mkt. - A kto winien. - Wszyscy
do p%ioruna!
Ia wiele gach6w ma Ia k~aprysnica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
w Saddle.

- Jakto, ME prowadzit pan zad-
nych ksiag handlowych?
- Pc co, panic sedzio? - Ma co
mialem zdrowie TRAGIC i martwic
sic, re sic W mich rachunki ME zga-
dzaja sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Zrebak i osiOi.

lie mial nieksztaltne uszy, $miai sic
zrebiak z osia,
| gdy go swada owa coraz daleJ mo-
sIa,
Rzekl osioi: - Smiej sic, g;upcze,
mnie tonic ME wzruSzy.
Wiedz. najlepiei poplatne So dis
dlugie uszy.
The courier-index., 1918-08-02
FOCH IS TOO CRAFTY
 FOR MAJOR OFFENSIVE
ALTHOUGH FRENCH ARE cAu- TIoUS AND CONSERVING MAN
 POWER, THEY ARE FIGHTING
 HARD-PaRlS IS No% SAFE.

New York. July 27.-Gen. Foch has shown by this weeks cautious attacks of the allies along the Afsne, Marne salient that he does not intend to allow the fighting to grow into major offensive
 The time for taking the measure of the Germans on so vast a scale has not yet come. Gen. Foch can not be led into any trap of this character which Won Hfndenburg IS capable of setting.
 The controlling factor in Gen. Foch's strategy is the strength of tho American forces in France. This will continue to dominate all plans at the allied headuuartars until the war ends. Since there are not ..yer enough American troops overseas for a major offensive, Gen. !Foch IS pressing against the Aisne-Marnes HaIient very slowly V These cautious . tactics, however do not mean the German position within the salient is secure.
 Although Gen Foch is conserving his man power, be ts persIseentp hammering at the German line along one or two important sectors, threat ening to throw the Germans or their balance.
 Paris has been made secure again- st any possible German drive, ana Von Hindenburg's ~own future plans for offensive warfare have been ter minated These are sufficiently ln' portant triumphs, without the capture of two or three whole German armies
The courier-index., 1918-08-02
TOR AMENDMgNT No 1&. AGAINST kHENDMENT NO. ts.
rrs~s-es os..stat.s..I A.eaA-sat

Prsps~eA Csssdtuessesf Aacna2ent
 1e Ec 9<asfwea sy the senate sad Hsase sf Representatives sf She state sf Arksasss. ths Majority sf Both Hsu~c- Agreeing Therctst That the following is aersoy pro- posed ss sn amendment to the Con : stltution of the State Of Arkarsas. ana the same being subIaitted to the eiec- tors of the State for approval or re- iection at the next general election for Senators and Representatives. f majority of the electors voting at such election adopt such amendment the a me shall become a part of the Con stitution ef the Stats of Arkansss- to- wit. t
 That Sections and ot Article ' of the Constitution of the State of Ar kansas b- amended 70 read as follows:
 The Supr-rpe Court shall be compos- d of seven Judges. one of whom shall De styled Chaef Justice and elected as such. In the consideration and decis- ion of cas-s all Judges may sit or the Court may be divided into two dtvis- ions. and the decision ot each nf said divisions shall be the decision of the Court The Chief Justice shall assign three of the Associate Justices to each division. and he may changs such as- signments from time 10 time. and the Associate Justices may interchange with each other by agreement among
 
 Judges shall be necessary to q decis- ion in either division. When the Court is sitting in banc the Chief Jus tice shall preside and the coucurreuce of four shall he necessary to a decis- ion. The Chief Justice shall sliot the cases te the divisions. and he may orr der any case to be decided or recon sidcred by the court in banc. The Chief Justice may sit in either division. sad shall preside when 30 sitting. The Judges Of each division shall elect a presiding Judge for that division. who shall preside when the Chief Justice Is not sitting In that diyisien. If the Chief Justice is absent from the Court the senior Judge present shall perform his duties
 The Govsrnor shall appoint tho two additional Judges provided for herein. one Of whom shall hold office until his suocesssr is elected at the general cleo tioa for State officers in 1929. and ausfiaes and one os whom shait hold offtce until hts succosssr ia elected at the gcnsrsi election for Stats officers ia Is14 and aualifies.
 Approved by the Governor. and nled fn the office of the Secretary of State. January IT. IsIT.
 Each elector may vote for sr against the above amendment
 witness my official signature this, the z&th day ot April. 1913.
 rSeaiI TOM J. TERRAl. {
 Secretary of State.
The courier-index., 1918-08-02
WHEAT MENUS TO
 BE RESTORED SOON
EATING HOUSES ARE RELIEVED OF PLEDGES BEGINNING NEXT THuRsoAy-cA5LEcRan FROM HOOVER IN. ENGLAND.

Washington, July 2S.-Release of hotels. restaurants, clubs and dining car service throughout the country on August 1 from the voluntary pledge 10 use no wheat until the present harvest, was announced to- day in a cabtegram received from Food Administrator Hoover, who is now in England. Public eating places the food administrator said would continue to comply with the baking regulations and to serve victory" bread
 graduated the proprietors of public eating places upon patriotic service, expressed appreciation of the sub stantisl savings effected and voiced confidence that the spirit shown will enable the American people to build up a great food reserve against the exigencies of the future
 Though exact figures have not been compiled 1t was estimated today by the food administration that through the voluntary pledges made by the hotels, restaurants, clubs and dining cars there has been effected between October 1, 1917 and August 1, 1918, a saving of between t75.o00,000 and 200 900 900 bushels of wheat and it's products. fs0.O00.00O pounds of meat and 50. .00e 900 pounds of sugar. The action of the proprietors of public eating places, it was aid has also been of great educational value in carrying to the homes of the nation the necessity Of food saving
 Approximately 5000 hotel proprie- tors have observed the principles of the wheat saving pledge and many of the O0.e00 proprietors of other public eating places have observed the regulations of the food adminis- trstion.
The courier-index., 1918-08-02
SALE OF ImpouNoEo STOCK

Whereas, on the 17th day of July, 1918. the following animals were talk en up. running at large upon the streets of Mariana Arkansas, de- scribed ss
 One red CON. branded with TT" on left shoulder Crop off left ear. Underbit ands overbit iu right ear
 One red COW, branded with err on left shoulder Crop off left ear. Un- derbit and overbit in right ear. Cow bell locked on with chain
 The owners of said animals are hereby called upon to prove their ownership. and upon proper proof, and upon the payment of the costs, penalties and expenses of said i'm pounding. the said animals will be delivered to him.
 Should the said owner or owners fail or refuse to appear and prove their ownership within ten (t0l days from the date hereof, notice is here by given that I, the undersigned chief of police of Marianna. Arkansas, will on
 TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1918 within the hours prescribed for iu- diciai sales. at the gate of the city pound. offer the said animals for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash in hand
 Out Of the proceeds Of the said sale will be first paid the costs, pen alties and expenses of the said ina pounding. and the remainder, if any. to be paid Co the treasurer of the city of Marianna, for the use of the owner or owners of such animals, as provided by Ordinance No. l60 of the ordinances of Mariana, Ark.
 Given under my hand, as chief of police of the city of Marianna. Ark ansass this the 27th day of. July, 1918.
 HENRY P SLAUGHTER. 8 Chief of Police.
The courier-index., 1918-08-02
MHAr ME FIGHT FOR

The high aims Of America aud her allies are well expressed in Presi- dent Wilson's greeting to France on Bastile day:
 AS France celebrated our Fourtn of July, so do we celebrate her Four- teenth, keenIy conscious of com radeslap of arms and of purpose or which we are deeply proud Tne sea seems very narrow today, Francs is 30 close neighbor to our hearts The war is being fought to save our selves from intolerable things, put 1t is also being fought to save man kind. We extend our hands to eacn other, to the great peoples "len whom we are associated. and to tne peoples everywhere who love risne and prize justice as thing aooVe price, and consecrate ourselves anew to the noble enterprise of peace anu justice, realizing the great4 concep tions that have lifted France anu America nigh among the free peo- ples of the world. The French lias flies today from the staff of 1o White House. and Amertca ts naPss to do honor to that flag
The courier-index., 1918-08-02
FOR AMENDMENT NO. Is AGAINST AMENDMGyr NO. t5.

Be It Resolved by the House of Rep reseutssfves and the Senate of tho state of Arkansss. the Majority sf Both Essuses Agreeing Fheretef
 That the following is sshereby pro- posed ss an amendment to the Constf- tuition of the State of Arkansas. ana the same being submitted to the elec- tors of the State for approval or re- lection at the next general electlon for Senators and Representatives. 1T & majority of the electors young et sucn election adopt such amendment. the same shall become part Of the Con- stitution of the State of Arkansas. to- wit.
 Section L Notwithstanding the lim- itation contained in Section of Artl- cis 1s of the Constitution. the credit of the State may he loaned and in- febtedness incurred to an amount not exceeding two per cent or the assess cd valuation of all the property in the State for the purpose of providing funds to be loaned upon the security of farm lands within the State. subject to the limitations herein contained
 Sec. g. The Governor, Secretary or State and State Lard Comfnissloner shall constitute the State Land Board. which board Is hereby authorized and directed to issue and sell or pledge bonds in the name of the State. to De
 known as Arkansas Farm Credit Bonds" in an amount not to exceed two per cent of the assessed valuation oS aiI the property in the State. and 10 place the proceeds in the State Treasury in fund to be known as tn e "Arltansas Rural Credits Loan Fund"
 Sec s, Said bonds shall be issued in denominations of s25.00, $100.00. $500 co and $f.o00.00. and shall be is- sued in series of $10.OOO.0o or multi ples thereof. drawn to mature in not said bonds be sold until applications from bona fide purchasers of land ag- sregatfng Si0.00000 have been filed with and approved by the State Land Board Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate of four per cent per an- nun, and shall be exempt from tax ,tion by the State of Arkansas. or any of its subdivisions.
 Sec. 4 Said State Land Board is au- .horized and directed to loan the mon- Loan Fund to bona fide purchasers of farm lands in Arkansas. upon notes se- cured by mortgages or deeds Of trust constituting first Hens on such farm lands in amounts which shall not ex- ceed seventv-five per cent of the ap- praised value of such lands The cred it of the State shall not be loaned to any person tto prrchase more than so acres of land. nor land valued al more ef less than ssn0 90 nor raore than ss.- 900 % be made to any purchaser of land
 except 10 owners who operate" and soccupy" lands morfgaged and shall ba made for the following purposes: fa} The payment for lands pvrch ased fb) the purchase of live stock and oth- CT equipment. and the making of im- prov eunents which. h the judgment of safd boa.d. will increase the produc tfvfty of such lands or add te their value as A farm home in a degree tc justify such expenditure: and Gel for