davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-07-09

man. Emmett Trice and w. Cham
payne; committee on refreshments,
Robert Butt; committee on athletics
and amusements, A. Cornell and F. A.
Duffy, and committee on publicity
and printing. Dom V. Smythe and H.
A. Cassell.
Evening star., 1920-07-09

Chile has frequently been dismayed
by the fear that her supply of nitrate
might become exhausted. This would
mean not only a disturbance of chem
ical conditions in all parts of the
world. but also a disastrous fall in the
income of the Chilean government,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Military training has been com
pulsory In New Zealand since 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

HoAE-sevcrai persons wounded
- Demonstration By those IN favor
u psnsions 70 permanently diAbied
soldiers and widows Of those slain n,
the front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
PIRATE SHIP
IN THE ARCTIC
Vessel Flying American Flag
as a Blind

ANCHORAGE. ALASKA. Dee. To-
A pirate schooner. small but wicked.
Is at large In the Arctic. according
To word brought here by the Aias
IA. the first bcishevist weasel 10
land in an American port
The pirate. ., Ia reported. was cent
gu, from viadiycstok on q trading
cruise She hois,cd the xsar~ and
stripes A. . blind. and IL charged
with NUMEROUS depreda,ions along
tho lonely coast OF Siberia
Among other crimes laid IN the
pirates IL the theft Of 80 tons Of
coal at Emma Harbor. The coal
was sold at Nome before word ar
rived that Il had not been come by
honestly.
The accused craft 4. saId 10 have
touched at Ansdir. the Siberian set.
Element where n trading post Of the
iibbafd Swcnron Company OF Seat
tie war looted last season and sew
erai lives Loaf In gun fights between
natives and bano.ts. II was b.
iicvsd that the .ast Of the Ans sir
gang was shot In September.
II the robbery charges are true.
the pirate u In bad fin as he IL
winterinT at Port safety lagoon. 20
miles from Nome. and win be easily
captured by the authorities.
The Aiaska-si one time used
by stsfansson. In commanded by
Capt Charles weekman. a well.
known Arctic navigator. and three
other Nome pioneers are In her. to-
gether with two sibcrians The ne.
tie vessel 10 under soviet charter
and brought In fun cargo Of peits
from siberia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge in the strenu-
Gus exercise Of out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
Of youth! But the
end of the week finds
you all in - you are
tired, listless and lack
the energytogo out for
a vigorous walk or a
round Of the links--or
any other exercise that re-
quires much physical excr-
ton. Many . man, even in
his middle forties, has a
vague feeling that he Is
getting old"-and right
Mt a time when he should be
at his very best physically.
Andheisgrowing old. not
In the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
him but in the sense that
his vital forces are wasting
away faster than Nature re-
places the worn out tissues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
ECONOMY MOVE
ON IN CONGRESS-
Substantial Aid to Farmers
Is Urged

WARRINGTON. Dec. e. - One
MEASURE OF importance has bcen
finally acted upon by tho third ses.
sion OF the seth congress. which
started on its third week today. The
MEASURE was q resolution for ap-
pointmcnt Of a commission TO study
reaiignm.nt OF government depart.
nenis IN the interests Of efficiency
and economy.
Meanwhile. the decision OF leaders
that appropriation bills would be the
sole business OF this session Of con.
xrcss seems likely 70 be overturned
by the determination OF the Western
and Southern members TO DO some
thing for the farmers. hit by falling
pric~s.
One measure IN the interest Of
farmers has passed both houses In
different forms. This 10 the rc-olu.
ton to revive the war finance cor.
poration. 10 create foreign markets
for farm products The senate was
10 consider house amendments 70
this measure and probably will send
IL a. .ss.tsf.n<Ras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
To Ask Raise for
Corporation Counsel

fncr-as> Of the corporations coun.
sells salary from $500 TO $4,000.
was TO be proposed by Councilman
r. H. Thomson to the city council
Monday. II approved. the measure
viii be submitted TO the votrrs at
the city election March s. The
proposition wac defeated when sub.
mitted al tho elections In March.
1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

CHAMPAIGN. Iii--B. p. Harris.
banker and agricultural leader. dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
F. c. Riley Dies on
Train en- Route Here

r. c. Riley. ~. died Of heart trou-
BILE on a Chicago. Milwaukee a St
PAU train shortly before Il arrived
here Saturday night He wns on his
way from Spokane 10 his home in
Vancouver. II. G. Riley wns promi-
nent Northwest iumbcrman. For
years he was connected with the
Donovan timber interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
EMBARGO MEASURE
TO AID FARMERS

Another measure aimed 10 aid
farmers IL an emergency tariff with
dutics on farm products 30 high that
{, would effsciually shut off importa-
lions. thereby acting as an embargo.
This has been reported by the house
ways and means committee. and
Chairman Fordney. OF that commit
tee. win try 10 rush IL thru both
houses.
While both house and senate lead.
crr would like 10 shut off these meas
urcs. they are powcrless 10 do NO. in
face OF n combination Of Western and
Southwestern legislators. President
Wilson will veto them, II 10 believed.
but this viii not prevent congress
from taking up Its time with them.
to the dctriment Of necessary appro-
priation bills. which Prcsident.eiect
Harding has asked BE- paused before
March 4.
The senate committee on recon
structlon and production today was
to start its investigation into the
coal and building trades during the
week. the senate finance committee
will hear Secretary OF the Treasury
Houston on a soldier bonus. Hear>
ings on communications will be 70
stunned before the Kellogg committee.
on the house side there win be de-
bate on the emergency tariff and .
hearing beginning "Wednesday on the
Briiten resolution 10 allow the naval
wireless TO handle prcss messages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
UNIVERSITY or WAsHTNGTON

STUDENTS have formed radio
class OF Is members. New radio
equipment Ia 10 be installed this win.
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
COUNTY CLERK
NAMES STAFF
'New Chief announces His
Appointments

A. n. Olson. cashier IN the county
clerks office. win become chief depu.
" county clerk under County Clerk.
elect George A. Grant. when the lat.
Ter takes office. January 10. accord
ing TO Grants appointments. recent.
y announced. Practically no changes
% Importance have been made. The
list follows.
Ghisf degu'y, A. ~ Olsen. pr~-isias
iadEsa CLERK. o ". Springer coart clsrt
70 !. y. y. Myers. court eioska n
uattsnfisid Hen;amin q f.,r' y 70
Iisayes. John " wiifnos. Percy HuntinK.
lester Hessnthsi. John Burrows (. n
uaftis. cashier. w r. Hiatt. s,.ist.n,
cashier. ~ W. Flsrminr. accountant.
a. Hu.hnan; sxscatlen cisrt, n r,
Hart; assistant execution clerks. n ..
knfnin. Esri " csrness liberalization
slerk. , Frazier. rsrtlarats clerk y.
". canrbnii. indes clerk O. q Feusfsk
docket clerks. y. v Vernon. W n. Hieks
= l. LaWrenees calendar clerk. Laura
q kurtx. transcript clerk. y ~ aears.
hisf recorder. n A. Brennani recorder
Fsien Aubrig recorders Louis. Rlddis,
MARTHA Niiiar, ~ ~ Nadiaan wn J
Ross l.. A. Powell. gcrtrud. wits Marie
4. Hoyt Edith PoiudeHtsfs readers. Cora
r Dress Cora y. Davis eh~eksr. W.
fiift. chief probate clerk. ~ G Gordon
assistant probate clark. George L. uerncr
chief file clerk. Charles l. smith assist.
ard flo clerk. William T.rvt. assiHt-
mt file clerk Paul y. Quisiey. juysniis
Jerk. Kate Sy~; utility clerk. John Reid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
BRITISH SHOOT
z SINN FEINERS
Prisoners Held as Hostages
Are Slain
NJ WEBB MILLER

LONDON. Dec 7o.--Two d>aths
were reported today a. resulting
from the miii,ary's new policy 81 us-
inE Sim rsln prisoners as hc~fas~s.
The prisoners were said TO have
been shot near casheL The rcascns
for the shooting were not announced
sinn Fclnerx there wer. warned that
troops hereafter win carry prisoners
with thern IN an movements. Aside
from thix there were miner In
stances Of vioi~nce none approach.
inr the usual weekend Disturbances
20 which Ireland has become aocus'
TONED In the last months.
Indications were that the attention
Of sim Fein~rs and troops alike was
being diffuaed over number Of NH
nor dlsagreemcnts. instead OF being
conferred on one another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
RrpRIs ARE
NOW Forbidden

Wrist. there was the declaration Of
sir Newt MacReady that troops In
the martial law xone must no, AZ.
tempt reprisala Severe punishment,
was threatened for any violation OF
tho order.
There was the excompuncas,on or
der Of Bishop Cohslan, OF Cork. re-
celvrd with some reseStment BY Sim
Fciners. which threatened to put
Sim Feiners out OF the church n
they participated In ambuscades.
There were reports that Eamonn
~ vsiero. president Of the Irish re-
public viii arrive in chcrbours this
afternoon. aboard the Aquitania.
These unofficial reports were re-
ccived here as an indication that Dc
Valera IL flying kite" 20 determine
tho direction Of the wind rs 10 his re.
turn for peace conferences with Bait.
ish officials.
Another matter wa. the continued
exchange OF letters between Father
O'Flanagan. vice president Of tho
Sim Fein. and Premier LLOYD
George. There was hope today the
two would find n meeting ground
whereby Sim Fcinerg leaders. IN a
scmi-officiai capacity. can MEET with
British leaders 10 determine on
peace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-30
DO WIADOMOSCI.

wszystkIch Interesantow najupr1el-
mIeJ prOximy o prEestrEeEanie Donis-
ESych wskaE6uekI
Riura AdmInIstracyi nasEej otwarte
grana do 1880 wiecEorem - CO dnia' ,
UyjatkIem SiedzieI Z 6wiat obOwisEu-
Iarych.
Zarzadca PISma naszeEo prEyJmuJe
IntereSnnt6w CO dnia w GODZlNACH
POPOBUDNI0WYCH cd :-stej do o-teJ
wytatkiem sObot.
Redakcya Ola lntereSaut0w otwart1
Hest fHBKO w GODLlSACH PORAN
NYCH, Cd GODHINY 1880 DO GODZI-
ny IIi3Oi pO pOfudniu tylkO In spec1-
alma umowa.
Redaktor Naczelny przyJmule Int:
TeSant0w TYIISO 20 1o-teJ
PRED POLUDNIEM.
UprnSza sic, wsxelkie sprawl . Hedak
eya Ealntwine, o lie mozuoscf P1SEM-
ME, DO ma konwersacye dfuGfe ME ma
nay cznSuB tylkO W sPrawach sHczeSSt-
afeJszeJ waEi OSobiStych. lub ME da1R-
rJch sic Halatyyie Hviehle droga ko-
pespondencyi - prosjmy Jnwtc sic osO-
b3kcIe, zaehowuJac mn wzgledxte, ne o
kolo EodzIny 11-teJ Eamykamy gazette
9 vvszyscy n~ajbardziej jestesmy wted1
1atrudnieni.
Eorespondent6w upraszamy stano-
wczo. ably piSali AFHA-
LUB Ma MASZYNIE, ME-
ZBYT SCISLIwIE 1 TYLko Ma JE-
DNEJ sTRoNIE PAPIERU.
JeSu utvvOry JaktekoSwtek ME mn1N
bye oxfoszOne, pOchiania te - kos1
rcdakcytny; jeSI pOiadane ~ dc Ewro-
In. w ruEIe ME 0gloszenIa, nale1y &c
WYRAZNIE zAzNAC$YC i ZALACzYC
ENACZEk POCZT0WY Ma zWRoTNA
PRZESYBKE.
Zadnych komsnIkat6w do ogiosEenia
ME nalezy przesyiae mn knrtnch oa-
Ervtyeb. zADNYCH TEE ME PRzYy-
NiyJE sIE KOMUNIkACYI TELEFO-
NICZNYCH - chyba ~ wytatkOwyeh
~Uyuadkaeh; r0wnie4 OEloszeh, dotye1g-
eyeh towarzystw, t~elefOniesnie ME
prGyjmutemy.
WsIeTkEe ogE6szenia naieEs do Dsia-
an Oeloszeh w AdmIniEtrncyt ! tam sic
: niemf Euracae naleiy.
PodxIekOwania - wSZEbkIEGO re-
azaJo, REZOLUCYE ZALOBNE, POLL
TYCzNE I {. .. nnleis do Dsiafu oSfs-
UKeh.
Wa1eIkIe korespondeneye. xawtade-
uienIa . {. 70. musEa bye pOdpisane -
pr8nem na1vrfskfeaa wraE y adresem PIE
Szscego: beximiennych, Tub podpisaAych
SamyklBIkiem, alb wresEete slower
.KOmftet'' - kOmunikaeyf. nj kofeS~
DOndencyt nIe samfesSeEamy.
Stnnowcxo ME oElassafay
.RAL0W~, ami wyeiecEek, lnA .gakn1.
AAws. UhzADzANTCH " NLEDzJEAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-30
Me Wstydz sic!

ody powracass do domu - trSS'
riescia, 70 skladu. ofisu Tub fabrynL
KIND sobie DZIENN1K CHICAGosKl
1 smialo czytaj " tramwaju Tub Va
Eonie.
Dz1ENNIK CH1CAGosKI motnA
stale nabywat ma nastepujscych ma
rotnikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skiaden
departamentowym Boston Store.
State 1 Madison - pred aptskl
tirmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skiadeu
depertamentowym frmy CArSoA
PIrie, Scott and Col
State 1 Quincy;
State / Van Bure1I
State 4 Harrison:
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 In SallSl
Adams I La SalleI
Adams 1 La Sails;
Washington 1 In SallOS
Randolph 1 Dearborn;
WashinStPs H-tA enc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-30
EalOSona 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEEON MONROE 4303.
ZARZAD GbowNYI

EARZAD GBOwNYG
KS. Franclszek Gordon. Moderator.
rs. A. a. K}owo; wice-Moderator.
Wojc!ech F. Soska. orezes.
Antonina Raranowska. Wice-pSeEeskA
WOjciech Menkicki, Wice-preZes.
romasz 8 B~lachowskL. Sekretan
Franciszek WitkowS&i. Skarbnik.
stanlsiaw Liczmanski. Dyrekton.
RlsdyslRw Lopatka. Dyrektors
AnLSA4 kasurA DSESkIor. O.
CsokAdya SCSka, Dyre&tork&
Eranciszka BieSchke. Dyrektorka.
Dr. Fr. 4. Dulak. LeEarz Naczelny.
Adv. PjoIr p. Mindak. DOradca Prawny'
ssrtrUda MarChlewicz Asyst. Sekr. Gea
GODLINY BIUROWE!
Biuro Zarzadu GlownegO Otwarte "
ali powszednie OF so IL. s-tej rano do
E-JeJ wieCZJrem. Nv SObote do lei po-
cOluiniu). WieCzorem. W dnI .powSzed-
lie z Tyl2;Eiem S9Ootyln: cd s9 VEN 7
IroCzySce. biuco jest zamkniete.
Prezcsa: W ~poniedzialki / piatki VIE
szYIami. Cd goiziny 7-mej do s-teL
Wszelkie correspondence do Gowne-
go PCeZeSa nalezy adreSowac:
wOJCIECH F. SOSkA,
1855 w. Division str, Chicago, III
Sekretarxai W ,poniedziaiEi. wtorKl
Srody i CZwartki. Wieczorami Cd Sodzi-
ny 7-mei do 9-tei, / Cd l-szej ,popofu,
l-tej DO l-Szet.
S~karbnika: we wtorki. srody 1 pIatki
ID SOdZiny i-mej do 9-tej wteczorem'
ikIadania opIat. Wszelkie oplaty do Ka-
sy Gi6wnej DrzyjmUje Kasyer Glowny
)Odczas Eodzin OfisOwych. albo we dnle
v S~OdzinaCH of.sowych. Sekretarz &C.
leralny.
Wszelkie listy nadsyIaC na,ezy ma re-
&c SeEretarza GeneralneEo:
=. BLACHOWSNI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
t455 W. Division str. Chicago, Ill,
FINANSE.
PrZekaZy bankOwe pocZtowe
fchecks. money orders etc nalezy wy
7tawiaC ma or~ganizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
I przesy}St pod ajresem:
FIR. wITKOWSKI,
1855 W. Division str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gi6wnego:
1455-57 w. Division Utica,
Ma drusiem pIetrze.
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-30
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Ssst organlEacya laczsca mlodziet pol.
ska obojga picI W pracach naukowyeh.
patryotyczuych 4 bratniej pomocy ola
podnlesienia duchs moralnoscl l dooro-
bytu W spolecZetfStwie, a sIczegolnte
miedzy mlodzleEa polska. Molina zapl-
sac sic ma poSmiertne cd lat Il do As;
ma czioDkow Stowarzyszonych BEG o.
SranicZenia w!eku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-30
Jeszcze o Wykupie Pol
skiej'Z iemi w Po--
znanSkiem.
% pewien przeciag czasu

Co pewien przeciag czasu -
co dni pare przypominamy Czy-
telnikom te ogromnie wazna spra-
we, kt6ra W Polonii naszej repre-
zentuje Bank Spolek Zarobko-
wych w Poznanskiem, z giowna
swa reprezentacya, istniejaca W
Nowym Yorku, oraz z filialnemi
biurami, takierni, jake jedno ma
my~i w Chicago, ktorego kierow-
nikiem, oraz przedstawicielem
giownym Banku owego i prowa-
dzonej przezeh skcyi jest P,
Br. Kowalewski. Reprezentacya
Banku Poznanskiego p~opularyzu-
je sprawe, ola ktorej przybyla do
PoEonii amerykahskiej nader in
tcnsywnie i skutecznie: wszy-
stkie pisma polske-co wazniej-
see ogiaszaja Bank ow, Ponadto
biuro jego giowne nowojorsEie
nadsyla nam znaczna liczbe ko-
nunikatow - W formie artyEufow
prasowych, pouczeh, objasnie1
praktycznych ftp. Me wszystko
nawet mozemy zamieszczac -
Z zapas6w tego materyafu, vice
tvlko niektore wazniejsze rzeczy
iGa do gazety, poniewaz W SEQ
ME obecnym miejsce drogie / ma
10 go, a spraw aktualnych z in
iormacyjnych dziedzin zatrze-
sienie Gale! Niemniej jednak ola
Banku Spo}ek Poznahskich zaw-
see u mas - choc Cd czasu do
czasu miejsce znalezc sic musi. =
-
Bank Poznanski - jak p~fsali-
Smy niejednokrotnie, Podjat o.
statnio walke W Ojczyznie Q cd
zyskanie w posiadanie polskie
ziemi naszej w prowincyach, Cd
stapionych Polsce traktatem Po-
kojowym. Robota to jest ogrom-
ME doniosla-tam idzie o rzeczy-
wisty nasz stan Posiadania w pro-
wincyach owych, o nasze mienie
i m~ajetnoSc ludu polSkiego! Vie
Ia moze mad tenn sic i ME zastana-
via, ME rozumie tego! Ogoi clio
sly sic, re Prusy, re Poznahskie
powrociiy do Polski, a ME my
sla ludzie, ME uprzytomniaja So
bic tego, IL wrociiy one zaniem-
czone, zgermanizowane f~atalnie:
re tam przecie CT Niemcy, CO
przez lata nakupili ziemi, domow,
realnosci, fabryk przeroznych -
kupili po dobremu, czy gwaitem
w acknowledgement i wywlaszcze-
mach, - CT Niemcy tam leszcze
So - przemoca ich p~rzecie ME
mozna wyrzucif, body to pc ME
nlieoku by4o, - miedzynarodowe
prawa ich bronia i prawa nasze
wSasne - polskie! Ich wykupic
trzeba! SposobnoSc, szansa ku te-
mu Jest: oni sami chca zabierac
sic precz, lie i'm miedzy Polakami
- niewesofo, radzi sprzedac ma
ietnosci swe, chocby / re strata,
"a bezcen! Korzystac Z tego trze-
ba, korzystac koniecznie odku-
pywac cd mich ziemie nasza dro-
ga, azeby powiekszac nasz stan
posiadania W odzyskanych pro-
wincyach, azeby ziemie tie no.
minalnie, politycznie odzySkane
- naprawde polskiemi znowu u
czynic. Boo jakby tam Niemcow
masa ~zostaia, toby moze tn
.owdzie wiekszoSG mieli, mogliby
zatem do Sejmu Polskiego po--
slow wybrat, W samorzadach To-
kalnych decydowac, szkoly ME-
mieckie utrzymywaG i qomnazac,
a chybaz tego nie'chce1ny! Niedo-
czekanie ich!
Vice Bank Spoiek Zarobko--
wych- W Poznaniu podjaf rooote
wykupu "a fundusze, jake miai
DO dyspozycyi, a re je rychfo wy
czerpai, DO do kupna tam okazyi
Ii majstk6w co niemiara, przeto
po MOVIE pieniadze ma ten eel zna-
mienity przyslal delegacye do A
meryki. Przybyli, powiedzieli
nam, o co idzie i odrazu zyskaii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-30
Z Text Redakcyjne

"Ao ~ ~o 't>AS 49, poppy
rae wszystko, jake re trzeba dat
i ma Pozyczke Polska, DO to pier
VISA rzecz i ma Bank Poznanski
i ma warszawski ,;Rozwoj" i ma
jeszcze inne rzeczy, to juzciG -
racye ma; wiele tego, ale mu pc.
| wiemy, re i'm wiecej on w te
wszystkie sprawy wiozy - TEN
lepiej ola niego! FORTUNE be
tym sposobem ola siebie i.dzieci
swoich skSada - fortune prawdzi,
wa, gdyz rzeczy tie wszystkie sta
nowia lokacye kapitaiu income
pewne, a W dodatku So ~pierwszo,
rzednemi dzwigniami naszej ma
rodowej pr~zyszboSci. Dieki Opa,
trznoSci many my sic tn ODE,
cnie niezgorzej, a kto tylko ME
jest utracyuszem, ten ma co -
nieeo odlozonego grosza: tedyi
ME dusie centow w siennikach, nj
Pc starych ponczochach, a dac je
ma Swietne te inwestycye - ku-
powac bondy Polskiej PozycDki
- Swiety obowiazek patryotycz-
ny, kspowac akcye Banku Po-
znanskiego, czyli jak tu popular
ME pojawiadaja - X. Adamskie-
go - DO to sprawl Swietna
zysk pewny. Madrze rozliczyc,
fundusze i dobrze je ulokowac -
OTTO bedzie godnc postqpienie do
brego patryoty, porzadnego 60
spodarza, ktory sietak zarzadzit
potrafi, by i sprawl harodowa -
zen pozytek miaIa, a zeby i jemu
samemu rosfy zyski prawe.
*
Kaida dobra p~rawdzrwie rzecz
= powinna sic dobrze opiacac jeJ
praoownikom : jeSli sic ME op{aca,
to z pewnoScia - jest zle prowa-
dzona. Bank Poznahski - oplaca
sic oddawna, DO to przecie ME
dzisiaj dopiero zaHozona instytu-
|cya, ME nowo tworzaca sic proba
jakaS, ale cd pol wieku dziaSaja-
ca, zasiuzona juz Swietnie i W ca
lei Polsce znana organizacya fl
nansowa, sflna, trwafa jak muir
Prowadza ia ostroinie, sumien--
ME doskonali urzednicy, statuta
surowe strzega jej, popierajs Rad
Polski, otacza zaufaniem i UNA
MEM Gala Ojczyzna - to chyba
dosyc, to powinno i ola mas wy
~starczyc. Wszystko razem -
summa jedna: JeSli jeno masz
grosz zbedny - ulokuj go. W
Banku Poznahskim; zyskasz ma
akcyach i procencie dywidendy
dobrej, jaka CT przypadnie, ~
skasz Swietnie i ma roznicy walt
ty-obecnie wanna tn role grajacej
- "a niewielka sumke dolarow-
dostaniesz doskona}ych akcyi kup
ke, ktora prawdziwy majatek W
przyszfoSci stanowic bedzie. Pa
mietaicie o Banhu Poznahskim j
pomagajcie mu groszem waszym
wykupywaG ziemie Polska y rak
niemieckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-30

Jesli kto powie, iesli sic oba-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-30

Vice Bank Spoiek Zarobko--
wych- W Poznaniu podja} rooote
wykupu "a fundusze, jake miai
90 dyspozycyi, a re je rychho wy
'czerpat, DO do kupna tam okazyi
i majatkow co niemiara, przeto
po MOVIE pieniadze ma ten eel zna-
mienity przyslal delegacye do A
meryki. Przybyli, powiedzieli
nam, o co idzie i odrazu zyskali
przyjecie i poParcie ca4ego nasze-
go wyShodztwa. X. patron Adam
ski, stojacy ma czele roboty i dele
gacyi wzmiankowanej spopula-
ryzowal Swietnie zadanie Banku
Poznanskiego, pozyskal i'm po-
wszechna z~yczliwosc, ktora pra-
gnelibySmy ~podtrzymac utrzy--
mac stale, gdyz niemasz lepszej
rzeczy wsrod tylu naszych obe--
cnych narodowo : spolecznych
robot, jak wlasnie Ia sprawl wy
kupu ziemi poiskiej W odzyska-
nych prowincyach.
LII; ttn nonuGe ;esli sie Cha
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-16

ment was announced today in the
South African House of Assembly by
the Premier, General SHUTS.
He explained that enemy assets held
by the Custodian of Enemy Property
in South Africa totalled G13,000,0 900
of which 100000 had already been
paid out to Germans domiciled in
South Africa. OF the remaining f10,-
100000, one million pounds would be
temporarily employed applied in sat
isfaction of South African claims on
Germans for debts or for property in
Germany sequestrated by that gov
eminent.
On the balance of f9, 5000 the gov
eminent of South Africa has decided
to pay interest at per cent, raising
the total to e10.OOO,oOO, which will
then be held by South Africa as loan
from the German owners for term Of
so years, the government paying own
ers 4 per cent interest.
Premier SHUTS added that the gov
eminent did not. propose to pay this
money to the PREPARATION Commission,
which would practically mean confis-
catin. AS there was no guarantee that
if the money was sent to Germany It
would ever reach the proper owners,
he said, it had been decided to take
it over as stated, namely, as loan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. :
3; u :: :: {. q .; q :: :. :: .: 3. u q 8

New Yerk. Sept. 15.-Prime mercan-
tile paper 8 per cent; exchange irreg-
ular. sterling 60-day bills 3.44 1-2.
commercial day bills on banks 3.55 IA !;
commercial day bills 3.44; demand
3.49 IA: cables $50 Francs, demand
6.55; cables 6.57. Belgian francs: de
mand 6.91; cables 693. Guilders: de-
mands 1915; cables 3o.87 Lire: de-
man APT; cables 429 Marks: demand
168; cables 1863. New York exchange
on Montreal II sic per cent disco
Government bonds firm; railroads
firm. Time loans strong; so days, 60
days and six months to 8 IL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-16

of Deputies. bill appropriating 2,000,-
900 lire to cover the cost of lectures,
Communications Examinations and
other forms of tribute.
This proposed expenditure, however,
is opposed by Benedetto Groce, the
newly appointed Minister of Instruc-
ton, himself a distinguished poet,
critic and author, who declared that in
these hard and serious times he dis
approved on the principle of this form
of honoring the memory of Italy's SUI
premely great writer.
Instead Signor Croce invited his fell
low countrymen to celebrate the sixth
centenary of Dante's death by reread-
ing the works of the great poet. Some
approved of this suggestion while
others were indignant.
The poems of Dante, even in Italy,
are more talked about than studied
and it is to be feared that few will do
more than take down and handle with
reverence the much thumbed copies of
the poet who gave the first great i'm
pulse to modern European literature.