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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
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NE<i<II3 sZIt IRPETY

D,bre -auze bawelu.auo. trwaly mo
tn, rZ;Iylfy koIur hialc. hcZ5z"W-
knwe. wiclkosci 81 do lI'2, war
s s1r, ~sprzeIul, para "a hOC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
>UnuOwLECE nLUGIE SLIPS

r,bin,r z dobrcgO ~nainS0Ok, NaIItH
nr2ybranr, lcmstitcicd skirt, wic!--
l., tYnio4G. wielkosci Is micSlecy "u
roku, warte So, " po- QSr
n.edz.aick ..........
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
MILDLY BLUZKI

dla kobiet i panien, dobry gatuhek
lean " kolOrach khaki, r0zOwe
blekitne. pieknie ugarniroWane, -
SECS wartosG, dop0ki star 20
CA, W p~Uniedziaick pc A'sS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
vrs1IxovE XoCxE KosxuLE

Ola kobict i panien, uplp" Szohe ko-
rnnka i Laftcm slipOver Styl, khno-
no aIbo set in rekawy, wielNoSci i
do, Il, warto5G $50, W po- nm
niedailaek tylko ........ A'SS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
DZIEwCXECE STKNIE

organdy i pl6Cienne, blaie / koloro-
we, haftem ugarnirOwane, cokolwiek
zbrudzone, wielkosci 8 do II lat -
warte $6, w poniedzialeK I 70
tylkO .......
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
Sto6iiciie Walentowo!
Me wchodzc:e do tego s;<Iepu!

Me kupu;cic u sIackcra bondowc&o dotQd, al zobaczy-
&C, zc III czerwony guzik przypiety - he Poishi Bond kupi',
Haaba ter,u poakowi, ktry Sme Iudzoa, n& oc-y sig pokazywat
bcz guika ia pirsiach.
Gdyby5 mteszhaE medzy obco7arodoweami zyi Z mich - TAX,
jak zyjesz &c swOich a przy5Hby do Cie6ie, ze5y5 hup5 ich Bond, to by5
ME odm6wi, zraz by5 kupih aay ME utract ol5orc6". Cy ME hupisz
vice Bcndu poshiego - cd POIaA6". do kt6ych sam sic zaicZasz i 4 hto-
rydh zyiesz dorabiasz sic majetku? Czy nc kupsz Bondu - to ME jed
nego - TAX na odczepne, - a tye ma lie &c stac, \ ludze wiedza M lie
Gle STAG wiedza tel ial poz2piG trzeba 4 tahin, kt6ry ME kupi, aibo &C.
lmie tyIko INA odczepne" Kiedy Ty bierzesz tyko ,na odczepne', TO cd
Cnbe sic odczepiq PREDICT, niaeH sic tego spodzhwasz p5jda tam, gdie
widniGe guzk ma pierstach w}ascciea, . Et6ry chojnie zakupf Bondy.
pobacy " Chicago dumni s, ze maj2 poskie apeki, srosernie,
buczernie, wile roEkich SHADOW skep6w - pophras2 je, re ida do
obcych. Ale Pchcy W Chicago Cd tel Rampant pozyc2kowei - abc bqdq
naprawde dunni re swych kupc6w, kt6rzy wykaza sic guziczEami re ME
t,ho movie, ale i czu& 20 polshu potrafia, a5o ich zbOjkotuja - jezei
guziczkami ME dowiodQ swej pOskc&5d.
Juz zjechaE do Chicago Konsul Poski. PzyjcchaI pc to- ably bro
mic twoich interes6w, raprezentowac GIG, przemawiac "a Cie5ie W imieniu
cocj RzcczypOspOlte jnoskici a t cze1n sig w!Nazesz &c ma tg o'rone "a
s}ugujesz?
Czerwcny guzk w klapie surduta - to twoa legnymacya.
Jeden kupnc polski ma Ashland ave, datego, ze odm6wH zakup1a
Pondu, W ciacu iedneg0 tygcdnia utracH 80 odbiGrc0w.
Kiedy penal, ae popesnif bqd, zakupI bcndy, wywiesi karte W
oknie, ale opinia jego juz zostaia nadwerezona.
W jenej faOryee ma West Side gdde pracoj? prnwie s sami poa-
cy. dw6ch robomk6w cdm6wHo zakupna bondu pokpie"ai sobie z tych,
Et6zy kupOwai.
Rzecz doniosta sic do formana do superintendent. supeinten-
dent powiedziai, jezeis ty kiepski POlak to kiepski robotnik, a ola KEEP
skch robotniA6w W mojej fabryce niema miejca.
Me badz kepskim polaLiem. Mech czerwOny guzk widnhe ma
twej piersi. - Kup Bond.
Idz dzisiaj do Centralnego Komitetu
w Domu Zwiazku Polek
1909 N. Ashland Avenue
Kup Bond i przypnij sobie guzik!
Jss 49, Uwazaj ma twoich znajomych
80 czy majq guzili P. P. P.
c. s1slY Pytaj ich: gdzie nlasz guzik?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
]DZIHCINCE SUKIENKI

z ginghamu. organdy j wolfe, r
kowate. w paSki i r6wne kOlory, -
Dieknie ugarnbrOwane, wielkoSci ,
do 6 lat, warte 500, 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

- DOMOwE PANTOFLE
meskie. wygodne. cushion wewne-
trzne ~podeszwy. Juliet style. lake
rowane czu6ki gUmowe obcasy- wiel
kosci do 8. W ponie- . AZ
dziaiek ara .......... 6'TS
JANE PANTOFLE
dzieWcZeCe. bale canvas Mary Jane
gumowe pOdeszwy, z kOkardka ma
rzubku. wielkOsci II do ,, 0Oo
n poniedZialek .....-.. WV
SANDALNI
,iemoylece. czarne. re sprzaczkami
/ paskiem, wielkOsci 1 10 s. 90
" pohiedziaiek 20 ...... SON
PANTOFLE
~dzieciece. biaie, anvas Baby Doll
recznie p-rzewraCane podeSzwy / OBJ
easy wieIkosci 3 do 8, " DO
poniedzialek pc $500"
S4NDALY Ma BOSE NoGI
i panienskie. Zrobione 2
cegIastei lotus calf. goodyear szyte
nodeszwy. wielkoSci S12 do ?. Sl.69
wjeIkosci ) do 8, W ,po- On
niedzia}ek tylko DO -. $500
CANVAS ONFORDS
darAkie dZiewczece, biafe, Slstkle
szyte podeszwy / bia4e al
no EneFsSh walking obcasy, wleEKo-
Sci 3 do 5, W poniedziaaek . nm
tylkO. para
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
D.MSEIE PANIENSNIE SUKNIE

robione z dobrego gatunku perkaiu,
pieknie ug~arnirOwane, jasne cle-
mne d~esenie. wartoSoi $3.50, G9
w poniedZiaiek ........ ~O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
DANISKIE

robione z dobrego gatunku Singha-
mu, extra wielkoSci. passionate de-
,sepie, dobrze sArojone, war DE-
tie S1.9S, W p~oniedzialek AoGO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

dry W naszym kraju ola odbu-
dowy Polski. Cokolwiek uczy-
nimy, ably wzmocnit paistwa de
mokratyczne Europyy przyczyni
sic do utrzymania pokoju ma ca
lynn ,swiecie.
]. J. A. Burnquist,
Gubernator.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

iorv, kratkowate i w paski z pas
Klein i k.eszeniami, wszystkie wiel-
kosci. warte $2.25, W po- O
niedzialek po .......... A'AO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
FNRDA

DObry pokost ma pOdiogi. MONA go
dzialek gallon .......... A"@S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
DAMSKIE X

z kraakowatego %ginghamu ,robione,
dobrze zrobione, pieknie u~garnirowa
ne, wielkoSci "a do A, warto1 70
Sci do $2.9S, w poniedzialek AssO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
EIELIYNA

Gotowa mieszana farba dOmowa, a
sortOwane kOlory. W ponie- 4 60
dzialek tylko, gallon "a ASSO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
DZIECIECE PONCZOCl

trwalego kOlOru, 'czarae, baWefnlane
prazkowane, bezszewkowe, wielko--
SCI 5 do Z. warto5G 35c para, CIo
W noniedZiaIek para GF(
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
DAMsKIE KOSZULE

elastyczne prazkowane' doory Satu-
mex. niska szyja, bez rekaw6w, kO-
ronka o~bsadzone, wielkosci 30 do
A.. warte soc, W poniedz!aieH TGo
specyalnie pc ............ @SS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
SIENIIENNY 0LEJ
POKOST

Czysty gotOwany siemienny Olej W
p~oniedTialek tylko, or
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

Damskie biaie.. ksztaltne praZkowa
ne, nieiIa szyja. bez rekaw0w. koron
ka " koIo Nolan, wielkosci 81 do IS,
wartosG sec, W poniedZiale co.
specyalnie pc ........ ~SS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

Meska, Sredniej wagi balbrigEan,
robiona z czesanej przedzy, kr6tkte
rekawy. gacie o dubeltUwem s!etze-
niu, wielkoSci 81 do 46. wartosc Ito
w p~onieiziaie& ~specyalna 2Qc
SDrZedaZ ......... WV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

ma Town OF Lake MONA otrzy
mac ,,Dzienrik w nastepujacych
m:ejscach.
ClCHOWLAZ -
4612 So. Lincoln u]ica
KRUPOWLCZ
17lS ~. Coma utica
MIELZYNSKI -
17I4 w. 93-ma utica.
STREJSMAN -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

MeSkie, dObrsgo gatunku, kremoWE
kOIor ba~lbriggan. kr6tkie rekawy -
dlugosci DO kostek, closed crotch -
wielkoSci 81 do 46, $50 wartO5c. W
p~oniedzialek specyalna 10
sprzedaz pc ........ AS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26
! :: z3 .jl|} Il El.lg. 1.l'}5II2 4 II
zRaclki Sy! T9sssTfY9 ~ %VsSESaSaT TE-gYs9 yyFgT5T Hafa
HautI1We sslSsAs aesslgjAE W. len ata
KID OXFORDS

Damskie czarne. lakierowane czubki
CRUDE, szyte podesHwy i gumowe 90
easy .wicIkoSci / DO y, = 40
W pUniedzialek ........ o"ES
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

hae now. Thseo waD - League Of
Nakieos tAea svsn n contenpla-
tn. ~ ~ were not building then
70 outstrip Great Britain. Nov
Why shouh ~ 1t the present time.
sven without the League Of Ma
tons, embark upon . program to
eatbuilA Great Britain! Why should
we change The policy We have fol-
lowed for the lest fogr Or nvs
ysass!
Secretary Daniels: I do not
think We ought to start On pro-
gram or be influenced. BY . pro-
gram to outbuild Great Britain or
in competition with any one par
ticulaf nation; but I think II ws
are to 90 hack to the old condi-
tons, particularly with the great
unrest throughout the world, that
our country ought to have . navy
not surpassed by any navy In the
world.
"Mr. Hicks: Then you think there
IL some single national situation
that warrants going ahead and
building the largest navy in the
world which did not exist five years
ago when there was no league?
Secretary Daniels: The war
taught rs some lessons, and l have
learned something. I hope. l think
in this country, all OF us-And l
say all Of as because think 1t APP
plies truly to Americans-thought
we were not in danger Of = war, a
world war. Many people thought
that the great commercial inter-
ests OF the world we're so powerful
that they would prevent a world
war, and think, looking back upon
It, that We did not apprehend the
dangers that existed and that II our
foresight had been as good as our
hindsight in 1918 and 1914, | would
have recommended and urged this
committee to build many more
ships than we built. am certain
that when the war came would
have given anything on earth and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
Tx hSkANCE
Pon BRITISH
colONIAl NAVY

AcCentinued ffea PaeD OnA)
ofoat Britain ! would not Ike to
n. Browning: I did not pre-
1880 hat Il y 0lncial.
The chairman: It purportsd TO
onote tie Ambassador who II COM
fng to this country. and. Mr.. Secre-
tASy, II that statement should be
verified, IN other words, II this
lofatemsnt Of the ambassador should
tufn ont to bs tho policy Of Great
Britain, what have you to say
4bost Il!
Ssaocretary Daniels: would like
T. s1k whether that il the policy Of
Great Britain ~ represented in
parliament In London, or whether.
Instead Of building these great
ships BY Great Britain, through the
imperial government. the increase
II 10 b made in line with the pol
icy for which Lord Jellicoe has
been going around the world, where
he hes proposed to Canada, New
Zealand and the English colonies
that they should themselves build
navy, which they have not had
heretofore. In that case it might
Be that the imperial government in
London would not add ships, but
the colonies would.
Why Largest Navyl
"Mr. Hicks: As ! understand It.
Mr.. Secretary, you stated that I'M
less the League Of Nations is enter
ed into by the United States, you
feel constrained, as l understand.
to recommend that the United
States build the largest navy in
the world?
Secretary Daniels: Absolutely.
"Mr. Hicks: What I would like
to know Is. how can you reconcile
that TO this condition. Previous to
the war Great Britain had the
largest navy in the world. as she
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
Timber Up QaieAly Under The SootA-
Ing, Penetrating Application Of
HaDlln's Wizard on

In cases Of rheumatism and
lame back It penetrates quickly,
drives out soreness, and limbers ND
stif. aching joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil IL IN absolutely re-
liable antiseptic application for
cuts, burns. bites and stinks,
Sprains and bruises heal readily
under it, soothing. penetrating
qualities.
Get 1t nom druggists for thirty
cents. II not satisfied return the
bottle and get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache! Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little Pink DillA -
DnDHn~ 0mnRnnhnnh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

yeer he's ocnssooed the loss Of
much Of the moral force that =
Isaguo Il nations should have. It
viii b years before the countries
Of the world will accept it, dscis-
Ions. and I think that this country
ought to be in = position to furnish
quite q strong : force for the
world mobile police - any other
nation. I do not like the idea OF
our country, rich - II 10 and pow
srful q II il, saying. We VII let
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
FRmAY-THE ROCK ISLAND AkGUS-MARCH II, 1920.

The foregoing II not only . re-
markabls passage IN naval history.
but It shows that President Wilson
Il not altogether sure that naval
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

disarmament il going TO b accom-
plished very soon. The adminis-
tr1tion policy toward dfsarmament
has not changed, but the conviction
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

has grown that IN order n
suade Great Britain to reda "a = e
navy. the United States mn. =
ready to build an equivalent 80 :
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Greatest Of Hun cr,m,s.

Evidence thnt destruction wrought
In France and Belgium by German ar.
mics was deliberate and unjustifed
by military necessity has accumulated
since the signing NJ the nrmIstIcc. &C.
cOr'ling to q statement given out by
the national committee Of the United
States for the restoration Of the H.
brary Mt Louvain. Col. william Bar.
clay Parsons. subway builder. who
commanded the eleventh engineers.
the regiment thu, went to iInig's aid
with picks and si,ovels when the Huns
were driving nj the channel ports. In
n letter to the executive committee. Of
which NIchOlns Murray Butler. presi.
dent OF Columbia university. Is chnir.
man. called the destruction OF the Lou.
vain library. with It's precious treas.
ures. the greatest Of Teuton crimes In
Belgium. Noted Europeans were quot.
ed as sharing similar Views.
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Prosecution will he carried out. &C.
cortIng to ann ouncrincnt made In Ber
lin. OF German subjects charged with
offenses and crimes committed In Ger.
innny against the person or property
Of hostile aliens during the war md
up 10 June ~ Of this year. The A..
torney general viii he Obliged 10 pros.
ccutc crimes perpetrniei by Germans
abroad during this period n tho crimes
nre also punishable under the law Of
the country where committed.
The law covering general procedure
In these cnses Inns been submitted TO
The national assembly. II permits rel
ntives or heirs Of The injured party 10
appear a compaainants
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ore.. Lake. s..m.n A.k increase.

ChIcngo. -l'ic three unions ~ Grem,
Lakes s.mln"n murine fir.in"n, mar.
Inc cooks and sailors have submitted
demands for n ~ per cent wngc In
crease mud III" eight hour day Ia repre-.
s~n'niiv"s Of III. shop owning interests.
Victor OInndcr. nnd" the announce.
'h"ni, The present schedule for ordin.
AIRY s"n'ncD and ""nl pnsscrs IN SIS II
month, while nbIc bodied scnncn ana
murine fircinen get 500 The wages
Of marin" cooks vary on different yes.
sela.
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Chicago overdrinks Booze Allotment

Chicago chicngo is gulping more
Ihan It's share of the available hOOz"
supply. capt. II. Il. Howard of the
United Stnies dry enforcement depart
mcnt says III" maximum daily nllot
meht permissible under The Inv IL ~.
WU pints Of whisky, but Tint 10000
pin,s mrc being consumed dniiy. or 49,
no more than the city is entitled to-
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This Day ONLY.

Enjoy the blessings of the day n
God sends them; nnd tho evils bcnr
patiently and swce'iy: for this day
only In ours we nrc dead 10 yester.
day, md not born to tomorrow
Jeremy Taylor.
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IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNDNYSQpD0L
LESSON
(By REV. p. 3. FlTZWATER, n d.
Teacher Of English Bible In the Needy
Bible Institute Of ChicAgo.)
(Copyrssht. 1890 Western Newspaper Uaioap
LESSON FOR MARCH 2,
JOHNS PICTURE OF WORSHIP
IN HEAVEN.

LESSON TEXT-Rev. 7:s-l7.
GOLDEN TENT-BicssinK. and glory.
and wisdom. and Thanksgiving. and honor.
and power. and might be unto our God
for ever and ever. Amen.-Rev. 7:ls
PRIMARY TOPIC The Heavenly
Home
JUNIOR TOPIC.-A Glimpse OF Heaven.
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
"A Vision OF the Glorious Future.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Permanent Message OF tho Book OF
Revelation
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Paris. - I.c'cstnblisIm.ni NJ N.
Bnvnrinn monarchy has been pro
claimed IN Munich. according Ia n tcis.
phOhic in"ssag" received IN Berlin
from the EnvnrImn rapiinl and ieIc.
grsplied ~ the Temps
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and power. and might be unto our God
for ever and ever. Amen.-Rev. 7:ls
PRIMARY TOPIC The Heavenly
Home.
JUNIOR TOPIC.-A Glimpse OF Heaven.
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
"A Vision OF the Glorious Future
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Permanent Message OF tho Book OF
Revelation.
I. The Worshlpsrs wv. e-l4).
I. Who they ARE wv. q. ny. ~
Redeemed men ". 9. They are main.
~ Gentiles-"Of nj, nations. md
kindreds, and people, and tongues"
They are those to whom the gospel
of the Kingdom" hns been preached
by converted Isrnclites (Aintt. 24:lO.
In the first part OF chapter seven we
saw God sealing his chosen ones from
Israel. They were sealed with the
seal OF God In their forchc1,ds, which
doubtless means the supernatural en-
dowment OF the Holy Spirit on the
last days tJoel 2:2s-32). While this
was partially fulfilled on the day Of
Pentccost, its lnrgcr realization In
still future (Acts 2:l5-2D. This out
pouring il for the equipment OF the
Jews for their div'ne'y ordnincd mis-
sion, namely. to preach the gospel or
the kingdom TO tho whole world.
When God sends forth the $4,000
Jews with the JUNCTION OF the Holy
Spirit. the innumcrnble multitude
from all nations Will receive Christ.
the slain Lamb. for their redemption.
~ All the angels ". 1D. These
angels ind"rse this inscription or
praise offered by these redeemed men
by saying Amen.
=. Whence came these redeemcdf
wv. IL. lD. They came out OF the
great trlbulatlon ". 1D. After the
RAPTURE OF the Church u T"esS. +:it
is). nwtu' days or s""erlhS anu tr'a'
shn'' come upon the w"r'd ~ i"ess'
Z:'. ~. 1t IL 'he Time OF sorrow
when the aht''Chr'st sh"'' h"'o
""aS' such n"ys as were moi '"'"re
nor small ne "I'er' W wh'ch u "o' SNORT
eheh no hcsh could be s"v"' tMntt'
H:io. ~ 20 Ct. Dan. 10; ":N' 20.
D. What 'hey say wv ~ ~. w
sa'vatioh 10 our "ou ana the ''nmo
". IoD. Inc! nscr'Ue ''eir "Nh''o"
70 Jon throngh the sncr'hc~ OF '"o
I.amb. Jesus Chr's'. '2) b'es"'hR'
Inc! acknowledge "'"t u" o'e"s'"R"
come from h'm' W "ors. '"ev
acknowledge MN ~ '"e e'"r'""s "ne
anu the one 10 whom MI glory Sho""
Nc given. W W'H""m. "e !" W.
nh'te'y w'se anu hI' wisdom COME"
irom MIN. "' i"""kSes'hR' IN"
cau"e H"'S"''o" w"s Pr"S'"fe' v! "'"''
I" Honor ihe'r "c"rls wen' OUT
10 MN IN h'Rh esteem. w ROVER
anu m'Eht' Ihey r""g"'"e" '""' nv
power 'hherei ID MN.
". The UIsessonsss o. the Woren'p'
]. They nre before God'. throne
wv. D. l5). They are In heaven nhi
nenr the throne ~ God. Jesus CHRIST
IN now preparing mansions TOR thoSe
who shall 20 To heaven Gohn 41'ap.
2. Clothed with white robes wv. y,
lD. Their white robes suggest their
character. They have been made such
In the blood ~ the Lamb. The only
way for n sinner TO l9 nndc rcnhy
Tor heaven IL through the blood Ot
Christ.
g. They hcnr pnim branches w. ~.
The sIeniilcnnc" 81 the pn'm " found
IN the Use That the Jews made OF II
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oraatsst Of All cunninn.

The Rrcntcst of NIL cunning In to
oecm blind 10 the sDnres which we
know nrc hid for MS: men nrc never
NO easily deceived ~ whlic they nrs
sndea v0rIng 10 deceive others
00chefOucauid.
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Doesn't hurt bit! Drop little
FreexOne on an aching corn. instantly
that corn stops hurting. then you lift
1t right out. Yes, magic!
A tiny bottle Of Freezone costs but
few cents Mt any drug store. but 10
sufficient to remove every hard corn.
soft corn. or corn between the toes,
and the calluses, without soreness or.
irritation.
FreezOne ID the sensational dis
covery Of Cincinnati genius. 1t 10
wOnderful.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-18

Berlin.-Protest strikes are In full
swing in Dresden, Cussel and GOtha.
Newspapers have ceused publication
in Dresden and the railroads are not
running
The various parties In Gotha refuse
to recognize the new Berlin govern
ment. The Oberpresident OF the prov
ince of HeSse has issued II procluna-
ton favorlng the old government.
Likewise General Won Schoeler, COM
mnndlng the reichswehr ut Cnssel, has
adhered to the old government.
Berlin.--In fighting AT DOrtmund,
Westphalin, several persons were
killed and wounded. The big smelling
works there are idle.
1t is stated that IA soviet government
has been proclaimed In BOchum and
Essen. Frankfort on Main IL reported
to be In the hands OF the workers.
WOrkmcn have stormed the railway
station al Hanover.
The workers at ChemnitZ, SaxOny,
have formed II provisional committee
of action consisting Of three Social.
lists, three Independents and three
Communists. The committee disarmed
the volunteer battalion and the home
guard and removed armed bOurgeOisie
from the security guard. Three thou
sand armed wOrkmen occupied the
railway station, IOstOffice and town
hall and have assumed power In sur.
rounding towns. The publication Of
hOurgcoisic newspapers have been for.
hidden.
Berlin.-The counter revolution In
Germany appears to have reached the
end OF the road. There IL II strong
probability that one government will
be In control and that President Ebert
will come back to Berlin with his min.
listers. A basis OF agreement between
the government set up by DIR. Wolf.
gang kapp NJ chancellor and that Of
President Ebert In enunciated In a dec.
laratiOn issued by the present Berlin
government. Announcement IL made
that negotiations toward II settlement
have been opened between the TIVE
governments ut the instance Of Presi.
dent Ebert and his associates. There
Ii, however. no direct confirmation Of
this from Ebert, who In understood to
he at Stuttgart. Chancellor Kapp IL
agreeable to continuance OF the pres.
ent imperial presi'ient"-who IN Fred
erich Ebert; he renOunces formation
Of II new ministry and placing direc.
ton Of affairs In the hands Of the
undersecretnries Of state.
The agreement, * vet forth by Chan
cellor knpp provides for II cabinet
which shall include professional min.
listers, Or experts; elections within
two months for members of the Reich.
stag and the PrussInn National A.
sembly. and subsequently an election
for "impcrinl president" by the people
until which time Eber, shall hold
office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-18
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METAL. MARK FITS.

METAIs MAWKETN.
Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. el.3l.
Copper. pound. lS03eo.
Lead. eS.36.
Spoltcr. $s.72.
Tungsten. per unit. Ss.tO0i3.oe.