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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
ZalokOna 1927 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 4303.
GIOwNY


Kz Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks. A. A. K}owo. Wice-Moderator.
NoJcieCh F. SoSka. SreZsS-
Antonira BaranowSka. Wice-prezeskG-
WotcieSh Menkicki. Wice-pTezes.
romasE 8 Blachowski. Sekretar[
rraneiszsk Witkowski. Skarbnik.
stanisiaw LicZmahSki. Dyrektor.
W3adysiaw LopatSa. Dyrektor.
Nntoni Mazurk, Dyrektor.
Soska. Dyrektorks
ga.omea DgreGcC-Ka-
4 Sranciszka Bieschke. DyrektorkR-
4 Or. FIR. A. Dulak. Lekarz Naczelny.
Adw. Piotr p. Mlndak, Doradca Prawny.
3erta c. wottalewiCZ. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIUROwE.
Biuro ZaTZadu Glownego otwarte ~
nj powszednie Cd Godz. 9-tej rano do
tel WiecZorem. w sobote do lei po-
oludniu). Wieczorem. W dni powszed-
Re z wyjatkiem sobOtyO. cd godziny
mel do 9-tej. w niedzieIe | swteta
~roczyste. b.SrO Jest Eamkniete.
| PreEesai W p~Oniedzialki / piatki wie-
zorami od goiziny 7-mej do 9-tej.
Wszelkie kOrespOndencye do Giowns-
0 Prezesa nalezy adresowac:
wOJCIECH 4. SOSKA,
f55 W. Division str ChIcago, III.
-Ody / czwartki. Wieczorami ID godZi-
7-mej do 9-tek / Cd 1-szej pOpolu-
niu c~odziennie. z wyjatkiem soboty, Cd
tel 90 1-szej.
Skarbaika: we wtorki, srody I ptatki
! godziny 7-mej do 9-tej wieczorem.
3aaanIa OpiAt. Wszelkie Opiaty do Ka-
Gi6wnej przyjmuJe Kasyer Gi0wny
1 1dczas godzin OfisOwych. albo we dnls
godzinach Ofisowych, Sekretarz Ge-
srafny.
Wszelkie listy nadsyiaG nalezy na re-
Sekretarza G~eneralneSo:
TOMASZ g. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
So w. DiVlsIOa str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
PrzekaZy bankowe pocEtowS
heeks. money orders etc.) naleky wy
awiac ma Organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
prEesylac pod aSresem:
FR. wITKOWSKI,
s. W. DIv1siOa str. Chicago, IN
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gt0wnego:
1857 w. Division Utica
Ma druEteu pietrEs.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
dioimi - kasztan6w zysku e ognia l
chaosu - ola obcych nierzadkO
ola naszych wrog6w?...

Gdy sic wszystko zwazy, powiada.
my-przychodzi ma mysl, choc pre-
Gle ola rzadu obecnego w Poasce mai
IojaIniejsze zywimy sentymenty, ne
przecieSmy mole troche "a ukiad-
nj | "a posIuszni, le gdybysmy TAX
komu trzeba - pokazali piesc re
czywista moznosG sprzeciwiania sic
szkodz4cym nam dyrektywom, targu-
jacym sk6ra nasza / krwia nasza'
gdybysmy pokazali, re mozeny sic
odwr6cic / obronic - mozeby to by
10 poiyteczniej ola sprawy naszeI!..'
OF doskonaly mistrz-polityk starry
Clemenceau uzywa zar6wno argumen
tn / pieSci.. -. dobrZe vice, Sdy Jedno
| drugic jest W pogotowiu: gdy argu'
ment przekonywa, a piesc o po'
przet argumentacye.. Czyzesmy ME
"a g~rzeczni? Czyby ME nalezaio wy
staple - energiczniej?...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

niczych swych zarysach ten sam przez przeclag
trzech z CORA stuleci. Zostawiajac ma uboczu "a
mierzch1e dzieje Sredniowiecza, dzieje n%iemowle-
ctwa narodu, przypatrzmy sic gf6wnym ducho-
wynn wiazaniom tel W nowszych czasach wytwo-
rzonej konstrukcyi politycznej, kt6ra nazywaia
sic Rzeczapospolita polska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
rzezie i rabunki W Galicyi, wobec ko-
rych nam ~nailazywano ,bron Zawie-
sza6!'..

rych nam n~ailazywano ,,bron Zawie-
~sZae!"...
~
Teraz tel - PoIska posunela sic
zbrojnie daleko ma wsch6d: ziemie
IMAGINE objela - swoje dawne lie
mie, porzadkuje je i organizuje. Ola
kogo? Kto nam zareczy, re jak
my tam porzadek, lad i spok6j przy-
wr6cimy, znowu Rada Aliant6w z
takim Lloyd-George'm ma czele, ME
zachce ro1porzadzaG sic ziemiami te-
mi? Moie rOzdzielac je beda to
LitwinOm, to Ukraincom, czy Rosya-
nom, czy tam ~jcszcze komu!..
Ola kog0z tam wojska nasze krew
przelewaja, Ola kog0z walczymy ciez-
ko 2 wielkiej Polski idea W sercu?
Ola Aliant6w / Lloyd-George'a, han
dIarskiego premiera Anglii, czy ola
~kotysz6w, Litwin6w, hub Ukraincow
Rosyan:... Me iestze BIO wszystko
to, co sic dzieje, naduIywaniem Pol
ski, ME jest wyciaganiem naszemi
spracowanemi ola wiasnej Sprawy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
IDEA zYCIA ZBIOROWEGO.

Wsr6d rosnacego absolutyzmu W Europe - roz-
VOL swob6d W POlsce. SwobOdy Obywatelskie
i polityczne. Narod zr6dlem w}adzy.
Ustroj p%ahstwowy. Zasady. Sejm
polski j jego rola kierownicza-
Liberum veto. Konfedera-
eye. Intensywnosc zy-
cia publicznego.
Rzeczpospolita.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

Ma prze4omie wieku XVI i XVII Europa po-
czyna wchodzic coraz giebiej W okres nowoczeSne-
go absolutyzmu. Ma calym niemal kontynencie "a
miera idea samorzadu stanowego, wyhodowana
plrzez wieki ubieg}e. Dawne sejmy stanowe, owe
francuskie etats generaux, niemieckie landtagi,
hiszpahskie kortezy, kt6re przy catym swym Ia
ciesnionym widnokregu reprezentowa}y pierwia-
sick s~pofeczny W rzadzie, pokonane W d}ugoletniej
z~acietej walce rodzi1pa w}adza monarsza lub jak
sejm wegierski i ezeski zatamowane W ~rozwoju.
wzglednie zniszczone przez obce silly, ~ustepuja z
widowni. Jezeli czasem utrzymaly sic ~jeszcze for
malnie, zycie, pozbawia je wszelkiego 2naczenia.
f(Ciag daisy ~nastapi,i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

dnej parze trzewik6w, pc dwie pa
ry ponczoch, 1 i "a jarda piotna
(muslinu) ma spodnie ubranko, 1
i "a jarda grubego sukna ma ubra-
ME wierzchnie. Pfotno i sukno
poslalibysmy do poszczegolnych
miejscowych komitet6w ratunko-
wych ola dzieci w Polsce, a W kaz-
del miejscowosci kobiece iowa
rzystwa igietkowe uszysyby ubra-
mia ola dziatwy. Plan ten zdaje
sic bye NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i maj
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z kazdego
punktu widzenia.
Koszt wyzej wymienionych ar
tykuiow wynosi3by okoio S. ma
dziecko, wiec razem potrzebaby
SIS, 900, 900, ably zaspokoie potrzeby
miliona dzieci, ktore teraz karmi-
my W Polsce.
Ably te sumo zebrae, trzebaby,
ably wszystkie organizacye intere-
sujace sic TENN sprawami wspoi-
dziafaiy jak najrychlej. Amery--
kanska zydowska Komisya Dy--
strybucyjna juz przeznaczyia ma
ten eel $500,00 do uzycia ma po-
trzeby wszystkich dzieci bez roz-
nicy.
Rozumiemy, re W obecnej chwi
Ii srodki Panow ME So zbyt wiel-
kie, ale niezawodnie MONA pre-
prowadzic skuteczna kampanie
wsrod Polonii amerykanskiej. Pc
wnem jest, re zadna akcya ratun-
kowa ME dozna szczerszej SYM
patyi i poparcia jak ratunek die
CT. Przedewszystkem ME jest to
ja1muzna, ktoraby mia}a W sobie
zarodek demoralizacyi i p-zyzwy-
czai4a ludnosc polegac w przysz-
iosci ma zewnetrznej pomocy, al
bowiem Gaia ia akcya ratunkowa
odnosi sic do dzieci, ktorym po--
moe sic nalezy Cd spo}eczenstwa.
Uzdrowienie i wzmocnienie tych
vyynedzniafych dziec jest nietyl-
ko ludzkiem przedsiewzieciem, a
lie jest to zarazem praca ola dobra
ca1ego przysziego pokolenia pol
skiego, ktore przez te pomoc be-
die mog1o wzrosc w zdrowiu /
peinej sile, i bye zdatnem do pra-
cy s~poiecznej i narodowej.
Ratunek dziatwy specyalnie
poleca sic ofiarnym ludziom w
Ameryce, a to z tego powodu, re
kaldy ofiarodawca moze bye Pc
wynn, IL kazdy cent ofiarowany
ma ten eel, dojdzie swego przezna
czenia i dany bedzie dziatwie w
Polsce w postaci zywnoSci Tub O.
dziezy. Polska Administracya w
Polsce posiada monopole i specy-
alne przewileje cd rzadu, moca
ktorych gromadzi ona wszelkie
fundusze potrzebne do opedzenia
kosztow i do zakfadania kuchni
ma drodze osobnej, a ami cent O.
fiarowany ma ratunek dzieci ME
bywa uzywany ma koszta admin
stracyi.
z powazaniem,
HERBERT L. ~GUTTERSON.
New York City, 6. pazdz. 1919 r.
=
Do powyzszego Komunikatu
,dodany byl list nastepujacy cd
Urzedu Prasowo = Informacyj--
nego:
,,Rada ZarZadzajaca Wydzialu Ma
rodowego Polskiego ma SVEN posie-
dzeniu z dnia $50 p~azdziernika, br.,
postanowila poprzec jak najzywiej
zbawienna ola dziatwy polskiej ak
eye Amerykanskiei Administracyi
Ratunkowej, a osobliwie jej Fundu-.
szu ola dzieci %polskich, i w lynn celu
uprasza niniejszem ga posredni-
ctwem swego Urzedu prasowo-infor-
macyjnego) Szanowna Redakcye o
laskawe ogloszenie W Jej pocytnem
,arysach ten sam przez przeclag
Zostawiajac ma uboczu "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
MACIERZ POLSKA.

ese organizseyR lsezsca mlodzies pol
kkR .obojga p2ci W pracach naukowych,
patryotycEnych 1 bratniej pomocy Ola
DC nieSisnia ducha moralnosci I dobro-
byIu W spo4eczehStwie, a sZcZesolnle
miedEy mlodziezs polska. Molina zapl-
nae sic ma posmiertne cd lat IA do Is;
IA czRonkoW StowarzYsZonych beE o.
Er8nIczenIa wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
Antoni Cho3onieV~sid.
Ouch Dziej0W PO|ski,
wytacEny Przedruk dla rDziennika ChicagoSAieSo
Iastrze4ony) !
(Ciag dalszy.)

NONSS
Gdy DO obaleniu despotyzmu W Rosyi W mar
Gu 1917 r. pierwszy rewolucyjny Rad zwroclt sic
do narodu polskiego z odezwa, zawierajaca uznanie
naszego prawa do samoistnosci, zakonczyt "a ma
Stem powstancow polskich z r. 1881: Ia naszs
wolnosc i wasza." W przyswojeniu sobie tel szero-
kiei koncepcyi wolnosciowej naszych -przodkow
przez nar6d, kt6ry tax nieskonczenie dsugo sfuzy'
"a niewolnicze narzedzie do tiumienia wolnoSci h-
dow, tkwi wspaniaie uwierzytelnienie zywotnosci
i wszechludzkiego znaczenia przewodniej mysh
naszych dziej6w.
a. * X
w ostatnim szczegolnie tragicznym okresie
naszej meki porozbiorowej, pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wp1ywem sponiewierania cia{a i duszy Polski przez
przesladowc6w, zmacilo sic mas poczucie wielko-
sci i wartoSci historycznej idei polskiej. Zrywa3
sic kontakt z mia, tax zywy jeszcze W pokoleniu
Mickiewiczowskiem. Historyografia lat po-stycz-
niowych oszuka{a mas. potepiajac rycza{tem dro-
gi, ktoremi Polska sz}a W epoce poprzedzaJaceJ
robbery. Nowsze bahama historyczne podje}y re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

gen.. Przypuszczamy, IL must bye
cos prawdy ma owej pog}osce, skoro
jq natychmiastowy wyjazd premiera
p~Olskiego do Londynu jakby potwier-
dza; W kaadym razie znana dobrze
wzgledem mas poIityka Anglii napra-
VIDE czynia te wies6 neutrality-suspicious..
A wiec now r~ozporzadzaja sic sk0-
ra nasza - wbrew wolf naszego ma
rodu / ma nasza oczywista sZko--
del.
. l mysmy - czIonkami Koalicyi.
PolSka jest sprzymierzencem a TRAGIC
ma - M zyskS, ma rzecz ~wszystkich,
Co dotad prZeciwkO Koalicyi dzialaia,
co raczej wrOgami jcj So! Dlaczego?
DO takiei AngIii jest ME wygodna
wielka i silna Polska, DO mozc je.
dina jedyna Francya, ME Iiczac Wloch
- naprawde Chce Silnej Polski W
ckwfwalencie ROsyi Ia wschodzie
Europy, by mice z mas sprzymierzeh-
ca poteznego w miejsco Rosy pre-
civ Niemcom. Obey - przcwainie
angielscy pOlityczni szachraje pa
mietaja o TEN, le prZecie ~zagranica
ma znaczne polokowane fundusze we
wschodnio-galicyjskich kOpalniach
wcsku zicmnego, w bogatych oyster
mach naftOwych, przeto wygodniej
nieporownanie byIoby i'm znowu,
gdyby tereny owe nalezaly do jake
Cos mic ME znaczaccgo politycznie pan
stcwka Odrebnego. W kt6rcm zagra.
niczni konccssyoniSci reiby wOdzili,
anizeli do pOteznego panstwa polskie'
Co.. To jest pOlityka angielska -
to nieCdmienna robOta p. Lloyd
Georgia., TAX sauna, jake dawnicj,
gdy za jcgO wPlywem mic dano nam
Gdaiska "a Slask G6rny w plebiscyty
pu%SZczon0.. -. WsZakze POlSka, "a
bogata W wegiel Slash i aelazO, mo.
giaby bye zbyt groznym konkurcntem
ola Anglii, Il iej i6dzkie tkalnie mo-
glybS z poIskiego Gdahska zbyt. oh
ficie wysylaG ma rypki Swiata bawel-
niane wyroby polskic, co tczby
.Anglii ujelo dlatcGO to handlar-
stwO niskie wygrywa sic przeciwko
Sprawiedliwo$Ci | SIuSznOSCi i II BIZ
je mas, naszq slusznOSC / sprawiedli'
woSt...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

Me%ourts sedna uSreds2s svo.
ksujq sic u EdaHt2, 2e must III.
HGe6 EiedRocsono, RteSuLeEs9
eaRaEE4dnG PoLSkd.
- Woodrow WILSON,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

Me wielc dotad ~sprawiIy We wszy-
stkich tyCh kwestyach Pr~zedstawic.
mia poIskio - pOwazne, spokojne, mic
wzruszenic slime w argumcntach, 60
dine i stale w~ystepujacc Z zasady IL
trzymania harmonii z Aliantami . d.
Mo zdoial P~adcrewski obroniG nam
Gdanska, nj Slaska - ME wielc ~
skai Ostatnia bytnoScia W Paryzu W
sprawic Nicmc0w mad Bahykicm; o.
bawiamy sic, IL / tcraz W Londynic
ME wiele sprawl, jczeli bytnOsc jego
tam iStotnie zlqczona jest z kwestya
Galicyi Wschodniei. Nasuwa sic py-
TAME, czy ME nalezaloby moze ZacZac
odnosic sic do kOgo nalezy wsr0d n
Iiant6w zaChodnich i ~ iCh najwyz-
szei Radzie - niecO mniej grze--
cznic, mnicj ukfadnie i pokornie?. e.
Me pomogIo nam dOtad klanianie sic
> przedstawianie teoretyczne nasZej
sIusznej sprawy, ME ida sic ma mic
anty-SZambrowanie W Londynie i Pa
ryzu, a powiadajq nickt6rzy, &c to tyl
ko godnoSci narodu ubliia...
-
POlSka - raZem Z tom, &c jeszcze
giodna i ME odziana, &c n~iezawodnie
Aiiant6w potrzebuje i szczcrze chce
przymicrZa z mimi - reprezcntuje
dis jednak najwieksza stanowczo ST.
Ic w Europie Wschodniei / Srodko-
wei. Many bliskO milionOwq armie,
a ma potrzebe mice mozemy i wieccJ
nii million zoInierza! Many, iedyni
tam - p~orzqdny system pahstwowy,
Swietnie sic zapowiadaiacy, many
cbszary z~naczne, organizujace sic po-
rzadnio, pokoiowo, my stanowimy Ia
we ~porzadku / pokoju pred wschOd-
n~io-rOSyiskim chaOsem i anarchia!
AIianci wiedZa O TEN, ale ME s~Zanuja
tego / ME licza sic Z tenn d~oStatecz-
ME, DO POlska "a ukladnic, IA po-
kornie slucha ich we Wszystkiem, a
kahde skiniecie z Paryza, Tub Z Lon
dynu - roZkazem jest ola naSZego
rzadu, chotby to nawet najciezsze
ofiary a kosztowafo, re wSpomni--
my tylko owych $4,000 5olnierZy, dar
no wytraconych, lub oMe ukrainskie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

Rad ndypdR pESeE nGr6d ola
mayodR, ME sotIEe"g pOLteEschHt
NGGal
- Abraham LncoLn
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-26
Methodist Hold an important
Meeting.

Last Tuesday and Wednesday there
was a large number of Methodist min
listers and laymen and lay women in
Columbia, being called here to attend
meeting of the Centenary Commit
tee formed for the purpose of assist.
ing in raising S35, 600, 900 in i've years,
to be expended in Outstanding the
United States, helping to reconstruct
in the War Zones and for the purpose
of converting the heather to the
Christian religion. This district, en-
braciDg a number of counties is to
raise $50, 900, if we have been correct
ly informed. This sum can be easily
raised by each member giving 10 cents
per week during the time allotted for
its collection. The S35,00O,OO0 is to
be raised throughout Southern Meth
odism. All the ministers and lay
men we're very enthusiastic, expressing
themselves as being confident that
the full amount would be paid in dur
ing the five years
Wednesday morning Judge Charles
Williams, of Hodgenville. laid out the
work, the ministers and laymen re-
turning to their respective homes,
feeling confident that they would not
fail in their great and laudable under
taking Mr.. Ed Hill, Of Campbells-
vile, was Chairman of the meeting.
Tuesday evening Bishop Collins
Denney, Of Richmond, Va, delivered
a discourse, one of the most interest
ing, the most learned heard in this
place for many day 1t abounded
in beautiful thoughts, clothed in the
very choicest language and delivered
in a very forceful manner. His SUBJ
jsct was Paul's defense of himself
before King Agrippa. The Bishop
has Travelled in many countries, and
he gave to his hearers the scenes in
benighted localities in a most enter
tanning manner. He occupied about
one hour and fifteen minutes, the
church being crowded to its fullest
capacity, and no speaking ever adj
dressed Columbia audience who re
ceived closer attention. He also made
most interesting address to the con-
gregation Wednesday forenoon. Dur
ing the Bishops stay in Columbia he
was the guest of-Dr. and Mrs. W. f.
Cartwright.
From expressions heard upon the
street the entire delegation was we'll
pleased with Columbia and the hos
pitable manner in which it was en-
tertained.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-26
Died In Louisville.

Last Sunday week Mrs. Mollie Lii
lis, who was In her 61st year. died at
the home of her brother, Mr.. M. Rey
Yarberry, Elliott Ave, Louisville
She was the widow of the late Capt.
J. 81. Lillis, who was the keeper OF
the arsnel at Frankfort, during Gov.
Beckham's administration, and who
died some years ago. The remains of
Mrs, Lillis were conveyed to Frank
fort and inferred by by the side of her
husband
The deceased was born, reared and
largely educated in this place, and is
remembered by a number of Colum-
bans.
She was afflicted for a long time,
and was treated by some of the emf.
nent physicians of the city of Louis
vile.
AS a girl she was modest and at
tractive, possessing a genial disposi-
tion. Her old associates, yet living,
will be sorry to learn that she has
crossed to the other side.
Besides her half brother, she is sur
vived by devoted mother who had
been her comforter all her life, and
who now sorrows as only mother
can
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-26
Left for Indiana.

Another enterprising ami popular
gentleman, in the person of MIR.
Walker Bryant, left, with his family,
for Clark county, Ind their future
home, last Monday morning. 1t has
been known for several months that
Mr.. Bryant mad made up his mind to
locate elsewhere, and it was believed
that his new home would be Okla
homa, as he had some interest in that
State. But on trip he made to In
diana some weeks ago, he became
we'll pleased with that State, bought
two farms in Clark county, which has
heretofore. been mentioned in The
News, leaving the first of the week
to take possession of them.
Mr.. Bryant is one of the best known
men in Adair, and is popular through
out the county. He has frequently
held positions, and for eight years he
was very efficient county court clerk.
He has been one Of the Democratic
leaders in the county, and he will be
greatly missed in party councils. He
is straight, honorable man, and his
gentlemanly bearing will soon win
him substantial friends in ms new
home
Mr.. Bryant has an excellent family,
consisting of a wife, two small sons
and four daughters, one of whom is
grown, Miss DLllie, who is popular
with all the young people, and whose
departure will be regretted by all her
associates The smaller ones will also
be missed by their little playmates.
Mr.. Bryant will always retain a
warm place in his heart for the PEG
pie OF Adair county. They have "a.
ken pleasure in honoriDg him in the
past, and he never violated a trust
emposed in him
We cheerfully commend this excel
lent family to the people of CLARK
county, Ind, knowing that it gains
while Adair county, KY, loses.
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AGENCY AWARDED
LOCAL DRUGGIST
PAUL. Drug Company Secures
Sale RIGHTS for Tfuiona in
Columbia.

Trutona, the perfect tonic, that has
now become widely popular in Louis
vile and other cities of the State, now
is on sale in the store of the PAUL
Drug Company.
The unprecedented success of Truto-
ma is due entirely to its efficiency.
Scores of KentuckianS are daily testi-
flying to the beneficial results they
have obtained from its use. What
better proof of a medicines merit
could be desired?
TrutOna is a tonic of the highest
degree, exciting the appetite and in
MIGRATING the digestion. 1t is highly
recommended for the treatment OF
dyspepsia, stomach trouble, liver and
kidney troubles and catarrhal affec-
tionS Its action on the liver is al
most instantaneous, exciting that
most important organ when ianguid
and resolving its torpor and chronic
engagement.
Trutona acts directly on the mocus
membranes, producing sharply stim-
ulative effect and leaving a pleasant
tonic condition. 1t is a very valuable
agency in all catarrhal affections, in
cludlne those CT the alimentary tract,
head and nose. Trutona is prompt,
efficient and absolutely safe laxative,
it is a strength builder, unsurpassed
by any preparation. Its use is recon-
mended by run down and weakened
men and women who are recovering
from the serious after effects of pneu-
monia, influenza aud deep colds.
Trutona is now being introduced and
explained in Columbia at
THE PAUL. DRUG co.
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Personals.

Mr.. J. o. Russell left for Louisville
Friday, TO be absent several days.
Mrs. Georgia Crenshaw returned
from Edmonton last Saturday.
Mr.. Albin Murray was in Louisville
last week, purchasing spring goods.
Mr. Ed Hill, who is active and Iiber-
al in all Church work was with the
committee.
DIR. N. NJ. Hancock and wife, Cane
Valley, spent two days with Judge and
Mrs. Hancock last week.
Judge Charles Williams, of MunforG-
vile, presided over the Centinnary
Committee, which convened here last
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Baird, of Louisville, sis
ter of Mrs. Anna Miller, accompanied
the latter here, who came with the
remains of her husband, Geo, r. Mil
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Callison, of Mid
dlesboro, were here to attend the fu-
neral of Mr.. Geo. r. Miller, the de-
ceased being a nephew of Mrs. CALI
son.
Mis-. Bruce MontgOmerg's condi-
ton remains about the same as re-
ported last week. Her affection is
serions, requiring time to bring about
permanent relief.
Rev, W. f. Hogard, who was resi-
dent of this place for four years, the
Presiding Elder of the Columbia Dis
trict, was at the meeting of the Gen.
tennary Committee, his many friends
being glad to see him.
Mr.. G. W. Giles and daughter, Miss
Helen, Thos. Cornelison, J.R. Roberts,
Rouse Fades, ]. o. Durham, Mrs. r.
M. Rice, Fl. 7. Parrott and wife, N.
Hobson and wife, were here, from
Campbellsville, last Wednesday.
Mr.. w. B. Barger, wife, and two
children, Geraldine and Walter B.
Barger, Jr., of Aberdeen, Washing
ton, are visiting relatives in the eoun-
ty. Mr.. Barger is son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Barger, who live at Joppa.
Mr.. Barger is associate principal.
Grays Harbor Business College, 10
Gated in his city.
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Married.

Last Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Judge ]. J. Simpson, Miss
Lena Wilson and Mr.. Robert A.
Montgomery we're united in wedlock
by Ed F J. Barger The groom is
81 years old and the bride 20 The
ceremony was pronounced on Judge
Simpsons birthday, he being seventy
four. The groom is farmer and the
couple will likely reside on the farm
owned by the bride, near Wilson'S old
mill site. The bride was an orphan,
but she has many friends, who trust
that she and her husband will be hap
py and contented as long as they both
may live.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-26
GEO. R. MILLER DEAD.
At One Time a WeII.knOWn Trav-
cling Man Over the
State.
BURIAL SATURDAY AT COLUMBIA.

Mr.. Geo. B. Miller, who was born
and. reared at. this place, and who was
known ut<oughout Kentucky, died at
Lakeland last Thursday evening at
7:30 O'Clock, aged 4S years..
The deceased was a son of the late
10 H. Miller and Lou f. Miller. His
wife, mother and two brothers sur
vive him.
For thirty years or more Mr.. Miller
was travelling salesman out of Louis
vile, and he commanded large trade.
The last five or six years Of his life he
was partner in Tinsley, Miller
wholesale candy house, selling his in
terest the first of last year, at which
time his health was rapidly failing.
About five months ago it was decid-
ed that it would be best to send him
to Lakeland, and accordingly the Or
der was made by the Jefferson county
Judge, Mr.. MIXERS home being in
Louisville.
The remains reached here, Column
bia being his old home, Friday night
about 1890 Saturday morning the
remains were inferred in the family
lot in the cemetery.
The deceased was member of the
Presbyterian Church, Columbia Lodge,
No. SO, free and Accepted Masons
and Columbia Chapter No. z, Royal
Arch Masons, but the burial was pri
vate.
The deceased was an honorable,
high-toned gentleman, and his death
brought sorrow not only to his home
people, but to friends throughout the
State.
The funeral services we're held at
the Christian church, Rev. B. T. Wat.
son and Ed. T. T. Williams officiat-
ing.
There were a number of beautiful
floral offerings.