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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
No More Bills.


On third reading the senate passed
a number of important measures and
adopted a resolution declaring that
no more bills shall be introduced.
Those running the gantlet follow:
Senate bills 10, 16 and II. the So
called Booth anti-profiteering regula-
ton and uniformity in price measures
and which on final passage We're op-
posed only by Donlan and Ellingson.
s. 3. %. permitting soldiers and sail
ors who alta ed their majority dur
ing their service. to vote at special
elections. H. B. II. grain grading and
warehouse regulations. II. b. -. re-
curing city councils to notify treas
urers before October of their budget,
so that tax levieS may be fixed. III.
j. M. ;, praying for relief of home
steaders. H. B. -. Belden's measure
authorizing counties to issue bonds
and warrants for the benefit of dreuth
sufferers. III. B. 20. repeating the
presidential primary laws. S. b. 81.
providing a fund by splitting fines and
forfeitures for the enforcement of the
prohibition laws. S. B. IA, creating
state and county welfare commission
ers. and s. B. 80. amending the ex-
listing primary law
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
CORPORATION TAX
FUND FALLS SHORT
STATE OF MONTANA WILL COL
LEcT $4oo, 600 LESS THAN
LAST YEAR
NEWS OF The CAPITAL CITY
Personal Tax Returns to Government
More Than Twice as Large. as Last
.srfs Year, According to Figures
From Washington

Helena.-Receipts from Montana s
corporation income license tax show
decrease of more than S4O0,OO0
since 1917, the first year the law was
| in operation. Then corporations paid
TO the state $7S9.OS4.52. This year
1899, 410.43 has been collected. 1t is
| believed that about $4,000 more will
come in this year. In 1913 the re-
ceipts were $3.50. 1874.
In making these figures public. State
Treasurer H. l.. Hart and X. Dean Mil
Ter. in charge of corporation income
taxes. quote statistics showing that
this great decrease has been made in
spite Of the fact that more than ] 800
firms will pay the tax this year, while
last year only 702 such companies
paid.
is exhausted. and warrants have been
registered instead of being paid ut
the state treasurer's office since early
in July.
Decrease in the earnings of the An
aconda Copper Mining. company and
other copper producers in the state
is given as the principal reason for
the decrease, since these concerns
have paid by far the greater part of
the tax in former years. Lower cop
per prices and increases in wages and
operating expenses are reported by
the big mining companies.
The increase in the number of firms
paying the tax is due. Treasurer Hart
says. to the amendment to the tax
law by the legislature last spring,
when the arbitrary exemption from the
provisions of the law WIS reduced
from yearly earnings of $4,000 to
yearly earnings of $500. This -ex-
emptiOn applies only TO domestic cor
poratiOns.
The corporation income license tax
law was passed by the legislature of |
1917 and provided that each corpora |
ton should pay one per cent of its
net earnings into the fund.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15

during the time /
was Hooking forward
TO the coming Of my
little one that ! am
Recommending it to
other ex pectan t
mothers. Be fore
taking It, somedays
l suffered with neu-
ralgia 90 badly that
/ thought / could
not live, but after
taking three bottles
Of Lydia E. Pin K
ham 8 v e ge table
Compound | was en-
relieved of
neuralgia, l h ad
gained in strength
and was able to go
around and do all
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
Safeguarding 4 Jewel.

Gould you arrange to have the let
ter carrier call only once week at my
house?r asked Mr.. Crosslots.
Whats the idea?" inquired the man
nj the post Office window.
"Nly wife's afraid the new cook will
think he's company coming to dinner
and leave before we can explain"
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
Hope to End Session.

Edwards offered and the senate
adopted resolution that after yes
terday senators refrain from the fur
Their introduction of bills. and secured
Il reference of S. B. 49, relating TO the
killing of elk. on the ground that it
was general amendment of the game
laws.
Senate leaders are hopeful that the
session may be brought TO an end to-
morrow night or early next week at
the latest. The bond bills are proving
the chief items of contention.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
AIadx Of Distinction,

Is recognized by the delicate fascfnat-
ing influence Of the perfume she uses.
water to thoroughly cleanse the pores.
followed by q busting with CuticurA
Talcum Powder usually means q clear.
0weet, healthy skin.-Adv.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
Aerial Training Co. Incorporates.


An airplane garage and taxi station
for flying machines. which will main
tain plant for the manufacture of
planes and keep a stock of ..all ma
chinery, parts and apparatus neces
sary for navigation of the air. is the
announced aim of the Inland Empire
Aerial Training corporation. which has
filed papers with the secretary of
state. AS its name implies. the COM
pany also plans to teach the young
idea TO fly. F'liers and machines will
be supplied for exhibition purposes.
The company also proposes tn main
tain a wireless station and conduct
school in connection with it. 1t an
nounces that it will operate under the
direction of the federal government.
since government control over these
activities is yet in force.
Butte is named as the home office
of the company. Capital stock is
placed at S500O0 The incorporators
are John w. Hesser of Livingston.
Jack f. Needham and A. b. Smith of
Whitehall.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
PR0F|TEER BILLS !.
PASSED BY SENATE
AGAINST MEASURE TO
REGULATE PRICES
PRIMARY LAW IS AMENDED
5elden Bill Authorizing Counties to
Issue Warrants and Bonds for Ben
eft Of Drouth Sufferers Is Con-
sidered Favorabty IN Senate

Helena, Aug. S.-With only two dis
passed the three Booth Healey-Low
measures, the general purpose of
which is TO stop profiteering in Mon
tana, to provide for the regulation and
control of trade and to provide uni
formity in carload prices on coal.
lumber. timber products. sugar and
cement.
Donlan of AIissoua and Ellingson
of Sweet Grass alone voiced OPPOSE
tion on third reading Gallwey. in
explaining his vote on the trade COM
mission bill. expressed the opinion
that the measures would not prove
satisfactory but would instead be
boomerangs in that the people would
ask for something they would not get.
In the hope that it might do some
thing toward alternating the situation,
however, he voted for it.
The senate disposed of everything on
its calendar yesterday afternoon. both
in committee of the whole and on third
reading, including number of impor--
tant measures. Among those of great
Importance fayorably considered in adj
ditiOn to the so-caIled profiteerhg
bills. were those amending the pri-
mary law. repeating presidential pri-
maries. creating state and county well
fare commissions. and the Belden bill
authorizing counties to issue bonds
and warrants for the relief of drouth
sufferers.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
House Also Works Fast.

The house also made splendid prog
fess in the consideration of its bust
ness. AT the morning session it killed
Haaland's bill fixing the fees of attor-
neys in foreclosure proceedings, and
the Higgins bill relating to securing
railroad transportation by false con-
tracts.
The judiciary committee submitted
a favorable report on the bill increas-
ing the number of supreme court jus
tees from three TO five. while Raslnus-
sen offered a resolution authorizing
the state land board to purchase bonds
and warrants issued under the pro-
visions of the Belden bill for the re-
lief of drouth sufferers. Meigs intro
duced an embargo on foOdstuffs as
a means of reducing the high cost of
living.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
Primary Committee Reports.

| Both houses of the state legislature
had previously gone on record re-
| guessing the governor to include in
matters which may be considered by
| the extraordinary session the amend
ing of the primary election law and
had adopted report of the joint COM
nittee to investigate the status of the
proposed primary election. holding to
the opinion that the attorney general
was in error in deciding that the cleo
ton could be postponed to the gem
eral election of 1920 through the fill
ing of petitions under the referendum
provisions of the state constitution.
This request was made of the COVER
nor. the report declared, in order that
the law providing for the referendum
election upon the amendment of the
primary law. whereby il was sought to
substitute closed primary and a
state convention for the nomination
of state, judicial and congressional
delegates for the present law. may be
repealed and a law might be passed
amending the primary election law as
mary might provided for. names on
the ballots printed in rotation and
other minor defects in the present law
may be rectified.
1t is the contention of the commit
fee that any citizen may bring man.
danus proceedings to compel the Sec
rotary of state to certify the election
10 the various county clerks of the
that the supreme court now is. i'm
summer recess and it is hardly prob
able that Il decision could be secured
in time to permit the printing of
ballots and the completion of arrange
ments for the proposed election. and |
reference is made to the fact that the
state is in the grip of a serious drouth |
and financial conditions are such that |
it is desired to conserve all the public /
funds possible. and therefore it is
that the special election idea
should be abandoned.
The committee also suggests the ar
of dates for primary cleo
lions so that in presidential years it
will be necessary only to hold one pri-
nary election.
The report was signed by Senators
Booth. Burlingame. Parker. Morris
md Slattery. and by Representatives
3aggs Gibson, Coburn, Meyer and
Bent.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
No References.

Jones-"Have you references from
your former employer Typikt
'Well, no; I'm unfortunately married
to him"
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15

Every department Of housekeeping
needs Red Cross Ball Blue. Equally
good for kitchen towels, table linen.
sheets and pilIowcases, etc.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
Personal Taxes Increase.

Montana's personal returns for 1915
Under the income tax law show a big
increase. according to figures received
from Washington. In 1913 there We're
1854 returns, compared to 1.O01 for
1917. Incomes reported by personal
returns were SOS. 2O2, 1872. and s19.467 T.
019. an increase of $50, 49,, 9T3. The
returns for classes $1,000 to $1,000 are
$14.610 and the incomes S21.915,000
The tax yield for the state from per
sonal returns for 1917 and 1918 was
81 ,403, 943 and S304.4 AS, an increase of
81 .099, 495.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15

Mitchell, Ind -" Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound helped me 20 much
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15

Marie Van der Weyst of Holland
vile was brought to Chinook for med
zeal treatment for badly cut ankle.
The injury was sustained when the
girl, who is 10 years old. ran in front
of moving machine, the ankle be-
ing caught by the blades.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
Compressed Air Causes Accident


The dangers of hot air and cold all
are well known. and now compressed
air comes in as danger producer
Frank A. Thompson of Great Falls
while working for the Crystal Ice
Storage company, started to unjoint a
pipe under high pressure. The air
suddenly forced the accumulated par
ticles of iron into his wrist. His case
is now before the state industrial &C
cident board.
r 4 4
Appointments of supervisors in
charge of the 1920 census for Montana
are as follows, according to Wash
ington dispatch. First, James W..
Faulds. Stevensville: second, William
H. Barth. Great Falls third, Paul II.
Lynch. Wibaux.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15
Recommend Road Improvement.

Recommend Road improvements
John N. Edy, assistant chief engi
neer of the stAte highway commission
has returned from Glacier Park
where he served MS a member Of the
American commission which met Ca
madam government and park Officials
regarding coordination Of American
md Canadian parks near the border.
Improvement OF roads connecting the
parks and building Of one 15-mile
stretch from Babb to the Canadian
line were recommended to Secretary
Lane OF the department or the interior
at Wnsllingt0n.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15

Members of the Great Falls Team
sters' union numbering about 100 men.
have presented demands asking for an
increase of 81 a day from the present
wage of S4.7J
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15

Or. George r. Coffman head Of the
department OF English at the Univer-
sity OF Montana at Missoula. has nc
cepted the position Of professor Of
English and chairman Of the depart
ment ut Grinnell college. crinneil Ia.
He will take up his new duties Il. the
fall.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15

Reports that the water shortage has
caused contagious disease in Helena
are denied by Or. Max Barbour, city
physician. He says there Is not u case
of typhoid there
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15

Accused of shooting six horses. four
OF which died, and calf Heller
OGreen and a companion are locked
up in Jail at Bozeman awaiting trial
on charges of committing a felony.
The horses belonged TO Ernest Spieth.
a rancher. OGreen is said to have sat
on the fence and shot at the animals
while they We're feeding. His compan-
ion. juvenile, says O'Green shot at
them Just TO see them run
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-16

4 sE HOSPITAL N Tz UNITED CRY ACCOMMODATIONS
WOUNDED HAVE ALREADY But q EXPECTED
tpAaeu hcayrrhsa BY uusrv~64 -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
M1yn. sic spall W Chatfield szko-
da wynosi cd $1,000 do $4,000.

.
w sobote rano, spaliI sic mfyr
T: E. Hollcrsn & Son, W Chat.
field szkode obliczaja ia $4,000
do Sc, 900 ktora ma bye Gala pokry
ubezpieczeniem. 80.
Ogien wykrytoso.paI 2giej "
nocy puszczono alarm i ogien EOS 20
tax umiejscoWiony " kilku mint in
taeh. NajWieksza szhodasVyyrzaa.
dzonazzostala cd woody. Farmerzy
odczuwaja bardzo. ciezko uszko-
dzenie tego mIyna przez oggi l1
gdyzz nie tax dawno diva inne MY
ny spalily sic. ale prawdopodob-
ME panoHie Halleran j syn beda
operowacc da1ej sw6j miyn Ola po-
zytku i dogodnosei sWych SASHA
dow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18


Energicznie prowadSone sledzt-
wo doprowadziio do wyk;rycial
sprawcy zbrodni pope'nionej mao
sobie S. p. Enilii Sadeckriey boga
tel obywatelce, GORGE slawnego
polskiego uczonego uniwersytetu
Jagiellonskiego.
Jest MIN 27-letni sfuchacz pra-
wa Henryk Grodzki, ezestny gosce
" domu zamordowanej, 2 corka
ktorej podobno laczy1 go stosu-
mex mliosny. Poczatkowo Grodz-
10 wypieral sic zbrodni bardzo
stanowczo, dopiero pozna noca
proWadzacy aedztwo oficyal poll
cyl Kantor wydobyf re znekanego
badaniem mlodzienca przyznanie
sic do zbrodni.
Grodzh podaje jake motyw "a
bojstEa uniesienie, W jake POI
padI q powodu re mu S. p. Sadec-
ka odmowila poreczenie ma wek-
sci 1000 koron.
SpraWa tasze wzggledn ma to-
warzyszace je okolicznosci i ma
osobe zamordoWanej WyWolala v
miesscie niieslychana senzaeye.
Pred domem zamerdowanej gro
madzily sic " ciagn zdniaWieellkkiiee
tIumy, omawiajace zywo okollcz-
nosci towarzyszaee ej1aiennlnuiii=
ezej zbrodni. sSSs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
UMARLI.
S. p. Maryanna Paznbicka.

" sebote wieczorem nadeszla
III wiadomosc IL " stanowym szpi
taiu " Rochester umaria $. p. Ma
ryanna Palnbicka. aNieboszka Ii.
tzyla okolo 10 lat, pozostawia jed
nego syna Jozefa, Fam. pod mr.
PIG ST. Charles Ill.
Zwioki zostaly przywiezione dc
Winony a pogrzeb odbedzie sic
koscioia sw. Stanislawa we VITO.
rex o 9tej godzinie.
je,
dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
~ SPRAWL SIER0T W


Washington, D.
Major Nellegar, Dyrektor Amery
Ekanskiiej Pomocy.dla dzieci " Eu
|ropiie otrzymaI " tych dniaeh cd
|PoIskiego Wice-ministra SpraW
FZagranicznych, p. i. Skrzynskie
go list tresci nastepujacej HDro
gi Majorze Nellegar: List Panski
p dnia Ago Wrzesnia tylko co o
|trzymalem spiesze wyrazie Pa
MI moja nieograniczona Wdziecz
nose "a nieoceniona Wprost pomoc
jaka orgtalniizacya ma czele ktorej
Pan stoi niesie dzieciom polskim
Niezliczona Hose dzicci polls
kich byla wydarta gfodowej smie
rel dick szczodrobliwosci Naro
du Amerykanskiego.
Rad polski ME tylko zezwala
lecz do1ozy cd siebie wszelkich
staran, aby.plan~pracy dalszej pc
|djetej przez panska organizacye
odni6a jaknajlepsze rezultaty. 9
sobiscie przyrzekam uczynic wszy
stko co ley " mojej mocy, " ce
III zapewnienia panskiej organi-
zacyi jaknajdalej idacego .pepar-
cia i pomocy
W. Wszelkich .sprawach, odn rl'o
szacych sic ypomocy ola. dz1ieci zgga
diam sic zQlpelnie re zd(laniem p.
Hoover'a kt6reggoj ia i moi ziomko.
vie nwazamy "a najWiekszego or
ganizatora, ktory kiedykoIwiek
przedsiewzial byl trudne zadania
nicsienia spolecznej pomocy ma
|obydw6ch kontynentach. Wierz
mi pan panski serdeczny, q.
Skrzynski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
sCh1opiec zadamai sic ma lodzie

Gh1opiec zadamad sic na lodzie
sack Easily 13 letni syn 81. Eas-
tyzam. pod mr.. SO zach Mill III.
@ Inalo co uszedl smierci przez u
toniecie W przeszly czwartek W
peaudnie gdy sic zalama1 ma To-
die jeziora winonskiego IA
wrrost Huff I'll. Chlopca wyciagg-
nal jego towarzysz Is 1etni Hero
MIN Rostanka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
S. p. Jan Rock

w poniedzialek rano umarl s.
p. Jan Rock Fam. pod mr.. 1863
wschod. 3ciej III.
Pozostawia on zone i 10cioro
dneci: J6zef, Tomasz Emil, Wa
lenty, Jan, Pawel Rufin, PAM
Maryanna. Schneider, Jozefina j
Rozalia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

w swterskd nia18golistopadias
po po1udniu i@wieczoremm,m Hub
Harmonic Harmony Glubl ur e
dza przedstawienie ruchomych @
krakow " Liberty Theatre. Po-
lowe dochodu ma noWy dom ma ia
szej mlodziezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
POCZTOWE GOLEBIE POMA
GAIA LEsNIKOM.

GAIA LESNIKOM.
Washington, D. c.
Podczas niedaWnych wielkich
pozarow lesnych W Stanach Ia
chodnich, golebie pocztowe byly
z powodzeniem uzywane " celach
przesylania wiadomosci zfron-
tn" do glownej kwatery. Proba
poslugiwanias egolebiami po-
czatku by1a o%graniczona, lecz re
zultat jej przekonaf nrzednikow
lesnych re eksperyment ten MOI
Ia prowadzic ma wielka skale.
Obecnie poruszono plan, wzaje
mnego wsp6ldzia1ania miedzy De
partamentem RolnictWa a Depar
tamentem Marynarki ma zasadzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18


1PIo'otwoluiac sic na komunikat z
|dnia 2O-go 5. m. Konsu1at General
ny szwraea 2 cafym nseiskiem viva
&c Wszystkich zainteresowanych
na ustep brzmiacy: "Konsulat
zmuszony jest Wstrzymac wyda-
Wanie paszportow. AZ do odwoIa
MIA zadne zgloszenia o paszparty
|osobiste ami pisemne, przyjmoWa-
ne beda."
Prose- vice ME nadsylac aplika
cyl ami oplat paszportoWych POI
czta, ani4wprost do Konsnlatu, q
nj "a posrednictwem agentow, bo
podania tie j pieniadze beda bez
WarunkoWo nadsylajacym ezWra
cane. Naraza to jedynie mteresan
tow Ma niepotrzebnek oszty
Konsulat proa iseisle zastoso-
Wanie sic do poWyzszeggo j ptoczzee-
kanie z Wnoszeniem.aplikaeU do
ehwM, v ktorej Konsllat ogIosi
ze wznawia WydaWanie paszpor-
tow do Polski. Nastapie to moe
" bardzo niedlugim ezaae, skoro
,tylko obecne trudnosci komunikas3
cyyjne usuniete zostana.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
-Przeprowadzn sic do miasta.

Jan Drazkewski z Bluff Siding
sprzeda1 sWafarme swemu szwa-
growi p Mrozeh akupl dom %
swe.gosojca p. Marcina DraazkoW:
sHegoprzy 2giej ul.i przeproWa
dza sic 40 miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
WYDAM WOJNE
SZCZUROM.

go
w ashington,D. G.
Fundusz " sunie 100000 dola
zebrany Wcelu tepienia szczu
rev W -powiecie Palm Beach Fla.
W regionie tym szczury mnoza
2 TAXA szybkoscia re Wedle
|twierdzen farmer6W. praWie Is
Iprocent ziemniakow i orzechoW a
Fmerykanskich zosta1o zupelnie Uni
szczonych.
. Re Wzgledu ma Wielki obszar,
W ktorym szczury proWadza
skolosalne zniszczenie ME Wypa
sdalo mic innego czynic farmerom
jak ty1ko zorganizowac sic wsp6l
sln,emi silami tepic tie zwierzeta "
zsposob obmyslony i skuteczny. W
.rezultacie agent miejski Wymie-
zrzyI Gale terytoryum i naszkico-
wal caly plan Rampant przeciW-
Eko szczurom. Pod jego kierun-
ken wszyscy farmerzy " ozna-
zczonych dniach maja po1ozyc tru
:cizne wzdfuz brzegu jeziora.
Wieksza GEESE W ten spos6b oh
~ r--EsEEZE-#eH- - , -.
jetego terytoryum jest pokryta
zielskiem co ogromnie przeszka-
dza W uskutecznieniu calego pre-
dsiewziecia. Mime to jednakze
zdaje sic re zbiory jesienne zna
cznie beda lepsze dzieki masoWe-
mu tepieniu szczur6W, a suma
stracenia ma wake re szczurami
przyniesie ladny procent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

- oASE.ls
iroczysty odpust naszego patrOna
fKoseiolasW stapislay@4K.xNa
tie uroczystosc, przybyI naszemtll
fNajprzeW.ks. PralaatoM Wiel.
s.asystentom do pompcy s1us'
chaniu spoWiedzi odpraWianiiul
nabozenstwa nastepujaeyPrzew
KS. dziekan Jakub WojtoWiczz Z.
Grenville, So. PrzeW..O OrIoWski
Rolingstone, Mimi, Prev. ks:
|Jozef Cieminsk 2 Minneapolis, j
N iiel. KS. Jakub Cara, i. Pine
Greek, Wis.
Sumo Wsasysteneyi Wiel. Ks ks
j Misiakai Hazins1kiiiego Nwy
stawieniem Przenajsw. Sakramen
tn odprawil Prev. ks. JozefG Gle
miinski, piekne ..budujace kazanie
izast6sowane do Euoczystosci wy
glosif Prev. ks. Dziekan Jakub
Wojtowicz.
Nasz wielki kosciG IA Wszyst-
|kich nabozenstWach byi przepei-
|niony Wiernymi.
Do Sacramento IS. przystapno
kilkanascie set osob. OTTAWA cd
|pustu zupehego zakonczy sic W
przysz}y czwartek, wlaczne:
Do uswietnieni& uroczystosci
przyczyniI sic wielce spieW ch6-
ru Aria pod dyrekcya p. Ro-
mualda Hameskiego.
SPRAWIE BOND0W VOL
NOSCIOWYCH.
Washington, D. G. - Do biura.
naszego naplywaja zazalenia cd.
robotnikow kt6rzyspodezas kahn
spanii Pozyczek Wo1noscioWych
=pobrali Bondy Wolnosciowe " ia
.brykach, Tub zakladach, gdzie
praeowali, j wp1aciWszy pewne
sraty pc niejakims czasie, byli
z powedu r6znych przy
=5ezyn opuscic sNe miejsee piracy,
ME otrzymawszy AMI bondoW, AMI
.tez pieniedzy ia ME wp1aconych.
Najczesciej robotnik, 2 braku
znajomosci jezyka angielskiego,
ME byl W stanie wyt1omaczye
swym pr~zelozonym 0 co mu cho-
|dzi, alboo odwrotnie jego prze1o-
zeni ME raczyli go wysluchac,
skutkiem czego robotnik, mach
nawszy reka, staral sic zapom-
nice o calej sprawie.
Ot0z biuro nasze pragnefoby
przyjsc z ponhoca tym, kt6rym
naleza sic pewne sunny czescioWo
wplacone IA Bondy, a zaniechane
q wyzej wymienionych powodow.
Mech kazdy vice, komu przy-
Isluguje prawo do Bondu,. albo pie
niedzy nan wplaconych, zwr6ci
sic listownie lub osobiscie do ma
szego Biura, pod nastepujacy a.
F. T.. G.. I. S.
Polish Bureau
1924 g.. 28th. St. New York City.
P. 8. Gala sprawe trzeba opisac
krotko, lecz tresciwie, podac pei
me nazwiska i adresy os6b int
resowanych i nastepnie przeslac
to wszystko do wyzej wskazane-
go Biura.
Biuro to jest pod opieka RIA
dowa i udziela rad i pomocy bez-
platnie.
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