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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
WAS THE FIRST
KANSAS REF0RMER
CHIEF sATANTA, PRoHlelTIoNiST
KILLED MEN WHO SOLD RUM
70 INDIANS
CAUSE OF TROUBLE: WITH WHITES
recIared Against Traffic Among His
Tribesmen and thor Enforced
Edict

Hutchinson, Kan.-Long before Car
rie Nation located in Barber county
there was a prominent parsonage in
the Medicine Lodge country who was
the first real prohibitionist ia South
western Kansas.
His name was Satana. II may shock
those who have pictured Satana as u
bloody Indian chieftain and cruel saw
age to hear him spoken of as a re-
former, but according to Judge Victor,
ot Larned, who knew the famous In
dian well in the early days. he was
really the first prohibition advocate in
this part of the country.
Satanta, who was chief of the Kio.
was, declared none of the white mans
liquor should be sold to his people. and
that the man who sold liquor in the
land of the Kiowas-who then occu-
pied Southwestern Kansas as buff
falo hunting ground-should pay the
penalty of death.
And Chief Sanata enforced his pro-
hibitory law. One grogseller at least
ta's own hand at trading post south
west of Dodge City. the first enforce
rent of prohibition law in that sec
ton without doubt.
1t was this enforcement of the pro
h.bition law that caused Chief Satanta
t. have trouble with the white man,
and he was driven finally to his death.
a tragic death by suicide in captivity ..
Satanta, as Chief of the Kiowas, led
his tribes in the warfare against the
White man in the SOS and '70s in West
ern Kansas The very name of Satan
ia had an unsavory reputation among
the early settlers and plainsmen.
And yet Judge Victor of Layned pic
lures Satanta in an entirely different
light.
Il knew Chief Satanta, and liked
him mighty WELL" said Judge Victor
"He was a fine man, even if he was
2L 1ndian-large, portly, well formed
and handsome, and the soul of honor
| knew him before he got in bad with
the government, and happen to know
JuSL uOW IL Cdluc n
wanted to start store upon Satanta's
territory.
GAIL right said Satanta, you may,
but don't sell any of my children fire
water. If you sell firewater to any OF
rly children'-Satanta spoke of all the
members of his tribe as his children
y will kill you. have spoken.
"The trader started his store and
prospered, but one day he sold quart
of whisky to three of Satanta's war
riors and they got drunk. A few days
after that Satanta came to the traders
store and called the trader out and
said to him:
"You promise me you no sell fire.
water to my children. You lie, now
YOU die
"And Satanta killed him. Then leav-
ing the store and the rest of the white
people unmolested, he left. Word of
the massacre was quickly taken to the
fort, and Uncle Sans cavalry waged
a war of determination upon Satanta's
tribe'
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
ALL THIS BECAUSE FARMER
PICKED PEARS ON SUNDAY
Hog Dies, Colt Is Injured, Baby is
Jeopardized, and Dog is
Killed.

Altoona, PA chapter of core.
lated accidents is told by Henry
Weaver, a Bald Eagle Valley farmer,
in Tyrone. Weaver says he decided
TO pick some pears from a large tree
one Sunday. The limb broke and in
his descent he passed through the
roof of hog pen. He fell on the
back of a fat porker, which was so
badly injured that it died.
In the barnyard adjoining the pig
sly was colt. 1t was so frightened
by the noise that it jumped over a
fence and ran into a clothes line, one
end of which was fastened to a post.
The post was hurled through the
Kitchen window of the farm house,
narrowly missing Weaver's baby.
The colt leaped over another fence
and collided with barbed wire fence,
lacerating its legs and breast. When
the veterinarian came next day to sew
up the cuts he ran over Weaver's dog
which had to be shot.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
School Notes

The Shorthand Class is now study
ing the Eighth Lesson, which consists
Of the rules for expressing r.
The members of the Shorthand ii
class are making shorthand phrase
books.
The typewriting students are very
interested in their work and are aiming
for accuracy and speed.
The Domestic Science Department is
giving lunches every day in the week
for the high school students. They are
serving cocoa, soup, and sandwiches.
The price for cup of soup or cocoa is
three cents. Two girls take charge of
the dinners. This department is pay
ing their expenses and the amount
left over will go to help pay for the
dinners that were given the faculty and
School Board.
Second Grade-The following pupils
have been neither tardy nor ABSENT
Ruth Alexander, Ethel Bradford, Rolen
Scott, Irma Balleau, Basil Blanshan,
Peter Hegerberg, Ruth Kale, Carl
Rosenthal, Norman Stewart, Blossom
Winkler, Evelyn Webster.
Third Grade-We are sorry to loose
Ursle Hogsten, who left for Flint school
and John Drews, who left for Detroit
school. Several little girls from the
3rd and 4th grades gave a surprise
party Saturday p. m, on Miss Coulter,
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Sherman.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1919.

the State OF Michigan, Hon. Truman
H. Newberry, takes this occasion to
express its complete confidence in his
high patriotism, his undoubted ability.
and his absolute integrity, and
Resolved further, that a copy Of
these resolutions be forwarded by the
Secretary to the officers and members
of the several republican county COM
mittees of the State, and that the Di-
rector OF Publicity Of the Committee
transmit copies hereof to the editors
of republican newspapers in Michigan,
and
Resolved further. that a copy Of
these resolutions also be forwarded by
the Secretary to Hon. Truman H. New.
berry, United States Senator-elect.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
HONEST GIRL GETS TOWN LOT
Her Reward for Returning Lost Dia-
mond to Owner.

Cincinnati, Ohio.-Beatrice Bunn-
ing, IA years old, of South Fort
Thomas, KY, has been presented with
lot 50x150 feet by Blair p. Wilson
of Huntington. w. Va, the capitalist
who is president of real estate COM
pany in Fort Thomas.
Beatrice was blackberry picking
when she found what she thought was
a piece of glass. She saw Wilson in
specting some grading and showed
the glass" to him. The instant Will
son saw the "glass" he felt his tie.
He found his diamond stud valued at
1915 missing. I've lost my diamond
let me see what you found" he said.
The piece of glass" was his dia-
mono. Il am a lucky man to get it
back so quickly and you are lucky
girl to find it," he said to Miss Bum
ing. Il am going to give you one OF
these lots"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
TLGfCE FIFTY THE WOES
OF "FilOMENA THE FAT"
Ashamed When Skates Crack Under
Her 1870 Pounds, She Tries to
Walk Off a Few.

vi
New York.-When Filomena Zirollo
was 10 years old, she held the roller
skating championship OF Mott street.
She could glide from her fatners
grocery store, at 113, to Chinatown
and back while he was selling bag
iul of spaghetti.
But time crept on, and with the
weight OF years came also to Eilo.
Lien. that obesity which, alas! throws
so many into second speed. AT Is
she was already known as "Filomena
the Fat" On Filomena's 14th birth
day her roller skates cracked under
the strain. She registered $50 pounds
On her fathers scales.
Only those who have drained the
dregs of fat dissolvants themselves
can feel for tilomena, her laurels
gone, jeered and pointed at in the
. confines of Mott street. No reporter
who wears 141a collar should be
expected to describe her trials. Jennie
de Stefano, who lives hard by at 203
Grand street, was her only friend.
YOU oughter exercise" counseled
Jennie. Walk a lot-walk miles and
hliles-and then some"
The fat one though. so, too.
So, Filomena stared for Newburgh,
n. Y. Jennie, the counsellor, trudged
along behind her. IN bet a cookie
you'll only weigh $50 when we get
there" she said, cheeringly.
But they never arrived. Filomena's
breath came fast at West Twenty
:, venth street. The girls had SO, so
they rented a room at 314. Their
Iarents searched for them vainly un.
TT Detective Bolger found the wander
ors. Jennie was taken home and Flo
mena to the Children's Society.
Il just won't go home." she sobbed.
Il still weigh $50"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
FAMILY REUNION DANCE
MAKES EARTH TREMBLE
Seven Tons of Husky Hooeys Join in
Celebrating the Birthday of One

Seven Tons of Husky Hooeys Join in
Celebrating the Birthday of One
Saltwater, N. J.-Daniel Hooey of
this city celebrated the seventy-first
anniversary of his birth Monday and
was aided in his celebration by fam
ily assemblage of seven tons.
With an average weight OF more
than 200 pounds apiece, Hooey's sew
en- sons and three daughters contrib
uted over a ton.
Three of the sons are blacksmiths
and their father was one until his re
tirement a. few years ago.
Sixty-five immediate relatives OF
the family Joined in the celebration
and most of these persons big of
build II Is figured that they contrib
uted the remaining six ton of the
family gathering.
A part of the festivities of the day
consisted OF family dance in which
Virginia reel and other old fashioned
numbers proved most enjoyable. IL
was on this family festival day that
earthquake disturbances were report.
ed in news dispatches, but no one yet
has connected mother earth's unusual
vibrations with the terpsichorean evo-
lutions OF the Hooeys.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
G.. A. K. AND w. K. {.
INSTALL
THEIR OFFICERS

The members of Stevens Post No. sc
G. A. r. and Stevens w. X. e. No. 16l
held installation of the officers OF the
two organizations at their headquarters
on Safest last Saturday, Jan. 4th.
Below are the officers installed for the
ensuing year:
GRAND ARMY
p. Civilian Harrington
S. V. C.-Jonas Kocher
j. V. George Pringle
Adjutant-Henry c. Swafford
Sergeant-A. r. Ostrander
Chaplain-F. H. Steele
O. D.-Frank Smith
O. G.-Robert Webster.
WOMENS RELIEF CORPS
Pres.-Catherine McEachran
S. V. P.-Clara Sheldon
j. V. P.--Eunice Bowen
Chaplain-Nancy Smith
Treasurer-Sarah Rogers
Secretary-Elva Barrie
Con. Director-Matilda Harrington
Asst c. D.-Addie Tindal
Guard-Eliza Swafford
Asst Guard-Elizabeth Scott
Color Bearers-Fannie Zerwekh, Car
rie Dewitt, Alice Evans, Florence
Evans.
Delegate to State Convention-Lor
ena Kocher.
Alternate-Elva Barrie
Patriotic nstructor-Eliza Swafford
Press Cor.-Eliza Swafford.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
Jaybird Robs Mail Box

Admission, Ala.-ADniston federal OF.
- Sers are wondering IL they must be-
Tin search for jaybird guilty of
robbing the mails.
A postman placed letter In the
box of Dave Young, Twenty-first and
Mobile streets, and then long came a
>jaybird and took it out. II the jay
lird can be identified, the case may
,bme before the next session of the
tderal grand jury.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
NOBODY LOVES A FAT MAN?"
Huge viroinian Says Old Saying Is
False One

Clarksburg, w. Var. .Westerman,
who weighs 453 pounds and claims to
Abe the heaviest man in the state, re-
5cently married Miss Irma Gavin, who
tips the scales at 119 pounds. The
couple will live on Westerman's farm
near here.
The romance started in a hospital
where Westerman was patient. Miss
Gavin was nurse. Mrs. Westerman
says there is absolutely no truth in
the old saying that nobody loves a
fat man."
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
WOMAN AND MULE PULL WAGON
Attacks Officers With Ak to Free
"Her Man."

Lincoln, Neb.-A woman hitched
with mule to a wagon and driving
slowly down the road near the State
Prison, was picked up by Sheriff
Hyers. She gave the name of Mrs.
Hopkins, and said that her husband
hat been driving her as he would an
animal.
The man denied the story in part
and insisted that he had taken his
turn in the harness besides the mule.
When the man entered the Sheriff's
automobile the woman attempted to
beat the officers off with an ak, insist
ing that they should give up "her
man."
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
POISONOUS WASTE CAUSES SICKNESS

When the kidneys are well they filter
waste matter from the blood. When
sluggish or overworked, the kidneys
fail to clean the blood, and poisonous
substances lodge in joints and muscles
to cause aches, pains and soreness.
Foley Kidney Pills strengthen, act
quickly and relieve kidney and bladder
trouble. -TIite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

The war may be over but you're not
over with the war.
A young boy is instinctively truth
full but he doesn't always follow his
instincts.
Then there is the kind of educated
man" who thinks he has a good library
If all the book covers match in color.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
HEN FAsTS % DAYS; LIVES
Without Food or Water Fowl Becomes
Skeleton.

Indiana, Pa Twenty-Five days
without food or water and still living
is the remarkable record of a Plym-
outh Rock hen at Georgeville.
Some one put hen in the back of
J. H. Stewat's buggy and closed the
flap. Stewart drove home, put the
buggy away and did not use 1t until
twenty-five days later. when he ac-
cidentially discovered the chicken.
The fowl, reduced to a skeleton, Is
recovering rapidly.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

Philadelphian Is the inventor OF
shaving mirror to be attached to
ms shoulders by harness so that
IL always is in front of him and the
same distance from his face.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10
CHICKEN COMES HOME TO RoosT
No, Not Barred Rock; Simply q
Common "CIocker.'

Olds, Alberta-A family near here
sold a number of hens to neishbor
who lives some little distance away.
In the pack was "clocker," which
was marked before being sent away.
In the evening of the following day
tney heard clucking in the hen
house. Investigating they found the
''clocker" in her old nest. She had
come back across country, a distance
Of three or four miles. One on the "in.
telligence OF the Barred Rocks"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

Passenger locomotives in Europe
earn on an average of s1.06 per mile
run, those for merchandise. S1.4S per
mile.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

A law passed in Norway makes girls
ineligible for matrimony unless they
can show certificates of skill in cook
ing, knitting and spinning.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

Canada has 2S,OO0,OO0 acres in tim
Der reserves, as compared with 1877
0O0, 900 acres in the national forests of
the United States.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

In the search of a source of supply
of potash it has been discovered that
a ton of banana stalks will make five
pounds of pure potash.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

vegetable silk" which, like silk
cotton, is only suitable for stuffing, is
made from the covering OF the seeds
of a Brazilian tree.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

Coal mine explosions are to be
prevented by an application of rock
dust in the mines, and a machine has
been invented for the purpose.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

BY French law no doctor may in
herit property left to him by a de-
ceased patient.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-10

A whale struck by a harpoon has
been known to dive at the rate Of
800 yards q minute.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
DO ~WIADOMOSCI!

wssystkIeh InrsresBRtou nnJuprsej-
nlot proEimy o prhestrseganie poniE-
ssych wAkna0wekt
Btura AdminIstracyf nasSeJ ot~nrt
~ pEzes asIeh eAfy Cd EOdztny s-mej
Ernna do 7t30 wiecEoFem - CO dnta. .
wyistkiem nIed1ieI I EwfSt krnjOWych,
sbOwiaEuJscych.
0arsadSa PisBlS massage p~r1yjuute
aferesaat6w co dnfa " GODLINACH
POPOLUDNIOwTCH cd 2-EIej do 5-tsJ
- wyjatkieRl Eob6t.
dlR Ister~aantST otwRrta
lest TYLKO " GODElNACp
- CD GODYINY 1889 no GODZINY
iIISOI DO pOtudniu tylko Al S~DecJalna
unaowa.
RedRktor Sncyelny PrsyjmuJe Int
reaantO~ TYLkO PO GoDNISIE 1o-tS5
FRIED PoLTDNIEh.
TpraSxn sic o lie n~o&noSri vSEeskie
sprauy q Rednkcya EaiatWiae PlSEH-
ME DO ms kOnyyersacye dlugle ME ma
nay cEaSuI - L<O " Spr1Unch sscseEoi-
AleJsGej waEI, OEObiStych, Tub ME dat9-
ryeh Efe zalatwIe Ewtekle - drOGq ko-
TeSYOndeacyI prOSimy tawie sic oSo-
BfscIe. kRchOVSuiBc na w~EElcdEte, &c o.
kOlo SodElny Il-tej Eamykamy gazette
wSsyscy nRJbardkiej jesteSmy wEedy
E~atrudnlcni. .---
wczo. ably PISaIi CZETELSlE-ATRA-
MFNTE9I. LUZ Ma NASSYNIE. NUE.
gEBEF sCISLIWIE 1 TLk Ma 4
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
SGNA utVOry AklckOlNNicA ~ mhJN
bye OEROSzSRe, pochtania je - - kSsa
redAkcyinr; iesii poi2dRne - do xwro-
a., W rasie nile OStosz~nlR, naieby 70
WYRAZNlE ZAZNACHNC l IALiC2YC
ENACZEH POCzTOWY Ma ZNROfNA
PRZESFSHE.
EaaRych kOmunikat6NN do cESOsEenIn
nEe naiezy pFEcsylRc M kart<1ch Od-
krstyeh! ZADNYCH TEE ME PR2GJ-
NIUE SIZE kOAUNIKACNI TELEFO-
NICZNXCH - chyba W wyJatk0Uych
w~ypndkRrhI r6yTnieE oSiOSEeh, dotyess-
eyeh rnchu W tOwarzystwach teieHont-
eznie ME prGyJmujemy.
WsEeikie OEiOSEenta nnleEQ do Dalai
I'm OEloSzeh W AdusInistracyi tam sie
q niemi IuracRc nRleIy.
PodEiekowania - WSEELKIEG0 ro-
aaaiu, REZOLUCYE ZAGOBNE, POLL
FYCzNE {. y. haIeSa do Dzlafu ogso-
aEen.
wsxeIkie kOresPondene-e, kavviadO-
mienIa 4 Z. p. muszR bye pOdpiSane -
peRnem nazwiskiem UrnK 4 adreaem pi-
psseeEoI be1Imiennych, lub podpisanych
aOrySlnikiem, Rlbo wresxcie Slowem
.Komitet' komunikRcyt. nj kOres-
nOndeneyi ME knnsiesLc1amy.
StanowcEO ME OElassnmy
-HALOW,, AMI wyciecsek, lub ,,pikni-
kow". URzADZANYCH w NIEDZIELE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

ByI sobie pewien starry woJsko-
Wy pan, ktory prawie Gale zycie
zo8nierka SIG zajmowal i major
silva sic dosiuzy}. Kiedy z stare
Sci z wojska odszedl i zyl ma Ia
skawym chlebie, wziql z SODA
wiarusa. Temu imie bylo Maclel.
Byl to do usfrrgi jedyny czfowiek,
a pana majora oddawna z wojska
kochai i wszystko ola niego bN-
by zrobii. Jedne tylko miai wade.
ale te tez i pan major posiadal to
Jest: lubili Iyknac i to dobrze. L
poczatku sic tax trafialo, re hedy
pan major sobie pociagnai, to
Maciej jakby ma komende tax sa-
mo pijany, az sic majorowi sprzy-
krzylo i rzekl:
Moi kachony, jcden Z mas Wi
MEN bye trzezwy, wiec kiedy sic
ktory chce upic, to MECH drugie'
mu zawczasu o ten powie zeby
SIC drugi ochraniai," Ale coz? kite
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

sic predict obudzis, ten zwykle
zapowiadal, re size chce uPic, a re
Maciej najrychlej wstawal, wiec
takiem prawem bylby major IL
krzywdzony, vice sobie znow
sam pozwalai. A miedzy panem
majorem i Maciejem ME bylo tam
takiego wstydzenia jak miedzy
panem ! siuga, ale byii to pc sta
rel znajomosci starry wojacy Z
roznych wojen razem odbytych,
przeto bardzo do siebie byli smia
Ii!
Razu jednego major i Maciej
jakoS ogromnie sobie dokazuja
.po miescie, do izdebki (mieli oba
tylko jedne) wcale ME zagladaja.
Pozno w wieczor pierwszy PREY
szedl pan major do domu. Macie-
ia jeszcze ME byfo. NamruczaI
sic ma szelme pijaka Macieja, re
sic ws6czy pc nocach, posfugi Z
.niego niema i poiozyi sic spac, ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
Ko~esnnndnn~7'a
Redakcyi.

Oh. Teofl Stan, Chicago. - Cprzej-
mic dziekujemy "a ciekawy wycinek
zachOwamy go przyda sic z czasem
artykui redakcyjny o tym bezprzykfa-
dnym hymuie zawiSci mieliSmy juz O.
ko4o diva tygodnie temu Z przytocze-
MEM wyjatk0w.
SIS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z Ochrcnii i
PM 5. Urbanska, Chicago: Przez
dzieSiec dni redaktor, do kt6rego adre-
sowano ~kOmlrIikaty W sprawie wiado-
mego przedStawienia ME byi obec,
nym W Redakcyi, dlateso listy ME
otwarte pOzostaly i rzeczy ME "a
mteSzczone.
Oh. b. Gabrelesk, Chicago. PismO,
o kt6re pan zapytuje, jest ~Specyalnie
poSwiecone pOpularyzacyi pewnych ga
lez przemysAowej prOdukcyi; ME sadzi-
my, by ono zywiio wrOgie przeciw nam
~intencye. choc wydawcy - niezawodnie
NIGGA bye krewnymi Pc duchu Her,
Ska Bernsteina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
Wykretne Niemieokie
WybiegL

..EurOpaeisChe Stats ind Writ.
schafts-Zcitung' poswieca kilka nu-
mer0w kweStyi wschodu n~ieInieckie-
go. Rzecz ujeta W forme o~bszernej
broszury, przeznaczOna jest zar0wno
ola ceI6w agitacyjnych W kraju jak 1
zagranica. Szerog wiec niemieckich
ckonomist6w, ~polityk6w, publicly
stow, wysila caIy sw6j spryt ma o.
bronze pretensyi n~iemieckich do pro-
wincyi, przeznaczonych przez kongres
pokojowy Polsce. Jest rzecza ola mas
niezmiernic waznq pOZna6 tresc tel
publikacyi, przez kt6ra ~prZezicra VIA
sciwe niemieckie obticIc. Z~ObacZymy,
~ pomimo d~OSwiadczen w~ojennych'
Niemcy pozostali zdecydowanymi
wroga;ni w~szystkiego, co pOlskic. Ia
rozumialO$c i buta niemieCka ME IL
stspiiy, u co wiecei, ster p~olitycznet
mysli niemieckiej dzierzy ten sam
UuCn pThShl, htOIS uGA' @SO'o""
Nicmcon, kleskc. Jezeli celem tel
woiny mialo bye ziamanie pruskiego
imperyalizmu, wojna zadania swcgo
ME spemila. Pogodziws7y sic ia a
zie z koniecznoSci4, czekaja Niemcy
wybuchu Swiatowej rewolucyi, ably
wr6cit do dawnei poteSl. POdkresla-
my wiec, re oddania zietn polskich a.
nj jeden Niemiec ME uwaza "a prosty
akt sprawiedliwoSci: siuszne nasze
zadania pietnujc jake objaw impery.
ali7mu.
Pierwszy 4 rzedu DIR. Schotte, sta
lac wobec faktu utraty wschodu, py-
Ia, czy Europa vie, co macy wsch0d
nieniecki? Ten wsch6d bronit przel
wieki Europe chrzeScijaisko german
sko - romaGska pred barbarzyn-
stwem az~yatyckiem. Teraz chce sic
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MA WOLNA CHWILE.
Dwoch CxY Czterech?

re NIT sic w gfowic kreci&o, omi-
nal swoje fozko, a W m%aciejowe
sic poiozyl j zasnal. Trzeba bo-
wien wiedziec, re pan i slrpga
mieli lozka PREY jednej scianie,
jeno re g'owy miaf kazdy W ipna
strone.
Ia jake poi godziny przychodzi
/ Nlaciej, nads%uchujac, ME slyszy
jakoS pana, DO pan spi wiaSnie CT
chuteiko, maca pc pahskiem loz-
ku PRONE; wiec znow mruczy
sobie, re starry sic znow skuje, a
jutro bedzie m~arudzii; i talk po-
wolf polozyl sic spac, mic ME czu-
JAG. re tam juz pan ley W nogach
jego }ozka.
w nocy budzi sic pan major
czuje COS obok siebie, maca j
chwyta, a toe ~wyraznie nogi i to
ME ma}cj, vice laps "a ME, DO O.
ozywiscic ktoS sic do niego "a
krad{.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
Z POLSKIEGO
KONSULATU.
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Konsulat Generalny podaje do
ogolnej wiadomosci, re obligacyc
Rzadu Stanow Zjednoczonych, to
jest tax zwane Liberty i Victory
Bonds, oraz War Savings Stamps
maja wiasciwa wartosc talk W
Polscc jak tutaj. Ma razie ME do
radza sic tych bondow sprzeda-
wac, lt1b w inny sposob pozby-
wac. Nalezy oczekiwat, re wkrot-
&c takze W Ameryce bedzie MOI
ma nabywac bondy Polskiej poly
czki paistwowej i zapewne be
die mozna zamienic jedne ma dru
gle.
konsulat przyjmuje Cd obywate
Ii polskich celem przekazania do
kraju tylko dolary w gotowce.
pocztowe przekazy Money Or
der), czeki bankowe (certified),
albo tax zwane ,,Cachers Checks"
on New York Funds. Wystawio-
tie powinny bye ma consulate
General Cd Poland", ME przyj--
mujc zas celem przekazania ami
papier6w wartosciowych i ksia--
zeczek kas oszczednoSci, ami tel
rubli. koron Tub marck, ami tez
czek6w ME certyfikowanych.
Posiadaczom koron, rubli lub
marck w gotowcc radzi sic wobeC
obecnego niskicgo ich kursu, ME
pozbywac takowvch. lccz albo
zabraG je re soba do kraju, albo
oddat osobie godnej z~au'ania do
kraju jadacej:
Rad Polski wprowadzajac 10
wa walutc ,.ziotych', co w maj
bli1szym czasie nastapi, bedzie
wyrnenial mark i korony Nd
,,zIotc'. Go sis tyczy rubli, to w
kraju MONA "a ME zaklpi6 pol.
ska Wewuetrznq pozyczkc Pan
stwowa. opiewajqca ia ruble.
K. Buszczynski,
Konsul G%cncralny,