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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15
k. D. For JOHN
. BAR:|EE YC0RN IS
DUE. TOMORROW

Louisville, Ky. Jan 15-John
Barleycorn's knockout, defln't ely com
pleted tomorrow when he takes the
final count with the advent OF nation
al prohibit on, will be keenly felt in
Kentucky where bonded warehouses
bulge with unattainable millions Of
gallons of prime to ordinary ID ink
ing likker." as Kentuckialc common
ly express it.
aiy n DECEMBER best estimates
were that 35,0O0.0OO gallons with IN
ordina wholesale value of aboG
S400,000,000 were under tho guardian
ship Of Uncle Sam. being mei,owed
and awaiting withdrawal from bond
Most of it, whiskey men say, i. there
yet in stout oak barrels subisct to
slow evaporation, Outrage" Internal
revenue men term it-destructlon By
the elements and other ccmmere al
haza DIS, including possible theft.
It's yicissitudes form an interesting
chapter. Early in 1919 its owners re
fused to be stampeded BY the prob
alb e advent of wartime prohibition
When they saw that law become e.
fective July /, they sat tight and
awaited developments. With the COZ
stitutional.ty of the wartime law de
termined early in December they
were shocked into action and yalnlS
tiled to export it. Now they wat
hoping for a miracle that will enable
them to convert 1t from @ liability
into an asset and turn 1t into cash.
They had pinned their hopes or
executive action in lifting The war
tine ban Tomorrow it was whis-
pered, President Wilson by proclaim
q lion viii declare rehabilitation of
the army completed and the whlskey
ban will be Off"
"Tomo row" never came.
Finally came a ruling from the
Department of Internal revenue a.
most coincident with the Supreme
Courts wartime prohibition decision
that all whiskey intended for expo. t
must be out OF the country by Janu-
airy 16 when constitutional prohih.
ton was to become effectiyeI A
scramble ensued for a safe harbor in
the prohibition storm. interests at
southern ports with their rail con
uSCliOuS Su65tsleu NuDd d5 CCuNcul
ent place to seQuester John Barley
corn. Railroads came forward with
offers of cars, port interests and
steamship companies bid for the po,
tential business, and the United
States Shipping Boa offered to a.
locate enough ships to move the
whiskey stocks to the Island.
Then the blow Tell Ne Their la
ana. nor any other Cuban port had
warehouse facilities sufIlc ent to care
for the ocean OF LIQUID which wa
about to be outlawed. Ingenious
m nds suggested sh pments of collap
sible American steel houses along
with whiskey shipments to be quick.
ly erected in Havana or VIC nifty. II
sounded well until somebody began
to figure on the cost A distillor an
nounced tho belief that the project
would bankrupt anybody who led It
and the plan was abandoned
Gradually, It was sad, export ship
ments were conferred in the hands OF
a New York Corporation which began
sending them TO Hamburg for Ger
man sale and consumption and what
stocks have left the country largely
have been handled in that manner
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

row night IN the Baptist church.
Some of the boys of the American
Legion are anxious to eerve you to all
the good things that the ladies' have
prepared for you; $50 is the hour
ADJ.
my fayorite Psalm" is tho topic
for the B. Y. P. U. meeting AZ the
Baptist church Sunday evening 1t
$50. All young people OF Benning-
ten not attached to a young peoples
soc ETY. of some church are invited to
come to this good old fashioned chr s.
tan meeting. Your first Loyalty is 10
your own church a souYen will
70 given to all who are inattendance
I the opening OF thesetr ,ce.
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DoeA your wife know all

about investinq money safely? Buy
one of our monthly income polio es
and make certain that she " / have
life income free from all chance.
National Life lns. Co. (Mutual)
Earle S. Kinsley, General Agent
Mead Building, Rutland, VT Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

NJ. c. A. players developing case
Of cold feet" There will be go
games of the Metcalf basketball ser
. 81 howevr on tn date.
Remember that Mrs Paulson has .
re or, IN max ng the hest o.
clam chowder so be wise and procure
tickets for the supper served tomo
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-Farm of 200 aores.. To-
Gated on Park St. Extension, good est
OK Farm Buildings, one wood lot 10
acres. one of IL acres; farm will WIN
ter 50 head cattle. Land ali under
and buildings in best of repair, must he
sold by March LIST. Price s8,O00--one
half OF purchase price can remsip on
mortgage. II. B. Hutchins. 407 Main
81. e7ts
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

hear Of q man Who fused 80 years
ext having heart disease. Lately he
*; Nltw ali. III be cursed If
iWl'eya will fnalty die Of some.
T. ". IIewo's Monthly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-Good Groom house. With
lot l32xI65. barn, fine garden. variety
of fruit and berries. located on Dewey
St. Extension. Price, FOR quick sale,
So 400. H. B. Hutchins. 407 Main St.
o7ts
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE--Bsy driving horse,
years old, kind and gentle; harness,
light express wagon, one carriageSiaHd
light sleigh. VIII sell all for $1T6.
Eli Bartholomew, Whites boarding
house, North Bennington, Tel. 1919.
d. .
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15
iQA PRICED ADVERTISER
us~re,n

wANTED--competen girl for gem
eral homework. Good pay and light
work. Mrs. l.. Alden Graves. Sl2 Elm
street estss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE--A full set of furnace
CRATES. new, fit Simmpns boiler num-
Der o. WIN be sold at much below BUR-
rent price. Apply at s02 Pleasant St,
Bennington. 96t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-s-p piece mahogany par
lor sdiAe AID one large mirror. In
quire EOS Park St., or tel. 31-W. VI
ae, q
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

TOR SALE-Loose leaf book-lseep-
ing system VIII sell cheap Apply to
Perry Keesman. &st6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE--At low price, Cypress in
cubator. practically new, holds ITO
eggs. Call or address Asa C. Stra6ton.
Bennington Flats. sstes
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

Notiee--Furniture repairing and up
holsterins done in satisfactory man
ner. Martin Madigsn, rear of wal
bridge store. s6t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE--Barn s0xs0. newly
built, l P. P, Stewart stove. 81 heater,
small parlor stoves and few cook
stoves. James Fox. River street
95t6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE---I will sell my farm
containing goa acres two miles south
OF Arlington, also stock and tools II de-
sired on easy terms. Geo. WhHten.
Arlington, VT. 9Stl3S
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICA-GovernmeA clerk exam
nations Bennington Mar. 8. Men, wo.
men. 1880. Hundreds needed, 500
month. Experience Unnecessary. For
free partisulars write Raymond Terry
CORNER civil Service ExAmlner) 1870
Continental Bldg, Washington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

wANTgD-Thrss respectable young
men desire two furnished rooms with
steam heat and modern conveniences.
Can furnish the best of references. Adj
dress p. o. Box 22s, Bennington, Vt.
ost6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

WAETED-Teams to kRul cord wood
from SALISBURY. $3.50 per cord. IL. 2.
'ushnan, NSrth Remington. TSrf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

WANTED--In our decorating depart
ment girls who havs had experience in
hand painting or those whp believe
,hev could learn TO decorate furniture.
a. r. Cushman Manufacturing com
amy, North Bennington. 7Gtf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALR-Kitchsn stove with hot
water trout iron heds, parlor la---,s
Inquire 8 Congress st. setes
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-One set delivery hobs
and one cutter. NJ. III. Burke, 317 School
ST. sSt6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-Sleighs. A. J. Mas
North Bennington. VT. 9fta5
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

North Bennington, Vermont.
ONCE hours. TO and $40 to Is: 80
o. m Telephone. l62-lz.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-15

FOR sALE-Loose leaf bool-lSeep-
ing system. VIII sell cheap. Apply to
Perry & Keesman. &sts
: FOR sALE-s-pieoe mahogany par
lor sai,e AID one large mirror. In
quire 20s Park ST.. or tel. sl-W.
! FOR sALE--I will sell my farm
containing goa acres, two miles sol IN
OF Arlington, also stock and tools II de-
sired on easy terms. Geo. WhHten.
Arlington, VI. sStlas
FOR sALE-ons set delivery bobs
and one cutter. NJ. III. Burke, sl7 school
81. sSte'
FOR sALE-sIeighs. A ]. Nash
North Bennington. VT 9u2Ss
FOR sALE--Bsy driving horse, 3
years old, kind and gentle; harness,
light express wagon, one carriageSiand
light sleigh. VIII sell all for $lT6.
Eli Bartholomew. Whites boarding
house, North Bennington, Tel. 1914.
s1ts'
FOR SALE-Good Groom house. w'ith
lot i32xI65. barn, fine garden. variety
of fruit and berries, located on Dewey
St. Extension. Price, FOR quick sale,
.a7ts
FOR SALE-Farm of 200 aores. To-
Gated on Park St., Extension, good s.t
OK Farm Buildings, one wood lot 10
acres one of III acres; farm viii WIN
ter SO head cattle. Land ali under
good state OF cultivation. fences good
and buildings in best of repair mus he
sold by March LIST. Price sS,O00---one
half OF purchase price can remsiB on
mortgage. H. B. Hutchins. 4O7 Main
ST. Ae7ss
FOR sALE-A full set of furnace
crates new, fit q Simmpns boiler num-
Der o. WIN be sold at much below BUR-
rent price. Apply at s02 Pleasant St.
bennington. pets
FOR SALE--At low price, Cypressfn-
cubator. practically new, holds ITO
eggs. Call or address Asa c. stra6ton.
Bennington Flats. sstss
FOR sALR-Kitchsn stove with hot
water trout. iron hnds, parlor la---,~
Inquire Congress st. sstes
FOR sALE--Harn sOxaO. newly
built, l P. P, Stewart stove. 81 heater,
small parlor stoves and few cook
stoves. James Fox. River street.
seto'
FOR sALE-A good COW; part Jersey
and part Holsteln. Freshen first of
March. c. A. Toomb, Arlington. VT.
05tf
FOR sALE-47 acre truck and pouf.
rs farm near trolley. Lot of choice
fruit trees, in high state OF cultivation,
running water at houas and barn from
slated barns. 2 big hen houses. Q
corn houses. 1 hog house win lex-
change for village property Geo. r..
Davis, near Haynes Cor, tel 2sl-3
sstis
For sALE--House and barn. meat
@arks4, cart and toolA Address p %.
sata5e
FOR SALE--Sevoral desirable build
ing lots located on Cage street exten.
sion. WI Soil on easy payment piHr.
lEquire of y. $. Payne. North BennlnE-
con sIt25
- ,tr~.
40 RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Inquire Az Main street, upstairs.
oste'
TO RENT nfurniehsd, two reorrs
and bath. Tel s44-J. s7tG
TO RENT-Large front room. suit
able for two people Electric Iighte.
yhIL Henl ana telepnone. Mrs. i. g..
Holton, School st. AGte,
TO REET-Frunished room and
hoard for two gentlemen. bath pit-
vilsge. Tabs board day or week ard
suite OF furnished rooms for house
keeping from Dec. 90 at 13O North
81 Fnohe 46S-N f0tf
TO RENT--Stores Offices tene-
neuts shops stables individual ssor-
ICE lockers furnished apartments and
rooms all centrally located. Geo. NJ
dawks, 425 Main. ST. 76tt
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Copyright by Peter b. Kyne
Continued from Page Three.

which she suffered from all too tr"
quently; and. moreover his voice. hs
respectful manner. his alert eyes ana
his wonderful clothing were all rather
slluring. The hutter of great ah
venture was in Moira's heart auG the
flush of n thousand roses Ia her checks
when. Buck Ogilvy having at length
departed. she went into Bryces private
Office to get his opinion as to the
propriety of accepting the invitation
Bryce listened to her grayely as
with all the sweet innocence of her
years and unworthiness she laid the
Ogilvy proposition before him.
by all means accept" he counselled
her Buck Ogilvy is one of the finest
gentlemen you'll ever meet. I'll stake
my reputation on him. You'll find
him vastly amusing, MORA. He'd
make Niobe forget her troubles. and
he does know how to order a dinner"
When MORA had left him. Bryce
was reused from bitter ntrospec'
tons by the ringing of the telephone.
To his amazemept Shirley Sumner was
calling him!
you're wee bit surprised. aren't
you Mr. Cardigan" she said teasingly.
"You're wondering why have tele
phoned to your"
mo. I haven't had time The sud
denness of ii has left me more or less
dumb. Why did you ring up?
II wanted some advice. Suppose
you wanted very. very much to know
what two people were talking about.
hut found yourself In a position where
you couldn't eavesdrop. What would
you dO?"
II wouldn't eavesdrOp." he told her
severely THAT isn't a nice thing TO
do. and ! didn't think yOu would con-
template anything that isn't nice"
"But have every moral ethical. and
financial right to be a party to that
conversation, only-well-"
"With you present there would be
no conversation-is that it,"
Exactly. Mr.. Cardigan"
"And II is Of the utmost importance
that you should know what is said?"
'Yes."
"And you do not intend to use your
knowledge of the conversation. when
gained. for an Illegal or unethical pur-
poser
" do not On the contrary, II ] am
aware Of what Is being planned. can
prevent others from doing something
illegal and unethical."
I'm that event. Shirley. l should say
You are quite justified In eavesdrop-
ping"
"But how can do IT. can't hide
in a closet and listen"
BUY photograph and have It hid
den In the room where the converse.
ton takes place. 1t will record every
word of It."
"Where can buy oDe?"
"In San Francisco"
"Will you telephone to your San
Francisco office and have them buy
one for me and ship 1t to you. together
with directions for using?"
shirley. this is most extraordinary. =
~ quite realize that May depend
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zone thc"" ~ settle the score with
J,N., Ea''aau.
WITH fl" 'Htiencc and c"h''neSS a
.trrrs>"y lohn Nardl-an h"Hrd the
.,.r, unN "rt though i'".r" gave no
l''. .u ru"|~ that h.> 'H." IONS Werg
f..lva3 E. 'u" ilCht fer i'.' 'HrtigHn
a...- se- Blob his fWb" "N u FIR
f. ..~ uD~rn' N"' ear hr"r
3.f ont IN ~Nmp"'h' 80" h,- boy
/ understand sonny understand
This Young .adl is only ,rr ada tiuna
rr.~.u Nhr You must win tor of '"ur~
won understand she il not iudIIGpren
to Volts"
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Last year was ar unusually bad
year for Geas about houses. The time
IS again At hand when, though the
voice of the flea may not be heard in
the land, his tickling will be felt III
the flesh unless the simple prevent
i've is applied Fleas usually get into
the house from the basement or some
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place where dogs or other animals
have slept. Make thorough clean
up. Then sprinkle the moor we'll with
salt and wet it down-not wet enou,.
to cause it to run. 1t may be necaS-
sary to repeat this treatment two or
three times at intervals OF about
three days.
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gin at the beginning and let me have
all the angles of the angle"
Bryce obeyed, and for the first time
John Cardigan learned Of his sons ac-
Guaintance with Shirley Sumner and
the fact that she had been present in
PenningtonS woods the day. Bryce had
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Continued on Page Seven.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11

/ zapal. / gdy rz1d polski dwie " Oh
cSyznie rozpissi pozyczki wewnstrz-
ne, gSdns i pozadan1 / konieczaa
Jest rzsrza, hysmy my rolacy NJ wy
chod7tv4e pokryii trzeei3.
Pownsary do giosu p. A. Ptwo--
warsSt odczytai | wyjasni odczws
~naieslana Kcmitetowi Obywatclskle-
mu przez Centrally Komitet, a o lie
p~oprzedni m6wca kladl naeisk ma ma
see bogactwa narodowe W Polsce, Sc
kretarz wiecu rzucii slow nieco ma
nasze bogactwa indywidualne, lie je-
dnostka zdrowa Jest warta / lie daG
moze, ME dae, a potyezye ojczytnle.
Przemawiai n~astspnie OBJ. J5zof
Wlekliiski ma temat ,trudncsci, ma
jake napotykaja kolektorzy SUB
skrypcyjni. Dobra VIOLA duzo mole
zdzialae, jeSli GAIA grenada wezmie
udziai we w~sp6lnej piracy, by dziefo
tax watne do naszego narodoweso
bytowania do skutku doprowadzic.
Patryotycznem uczuciem owiane
byio przemowienie p. Waciawa Fabi-
siewicza, ktory W piracy wszystkica
stan6w widzi promienna przysziosc
naszego narodu, a robotnik fabrycz-
ny powinien przedewszystkiem krze-
pic swoim produktem rolnika, ktory
W Polsce - jak zresSta wszedzie ns
swiecis - Jest sila k~onieczna do
prosperowania kazdego narodu.
Przemawiali ieszcze inni, jak ID.
Bochnowski, kt6ry oswiadcSyi, ze
Komitet Obywatelski dopilnuje spra-
wy 1 bedzie tym rybakiem, ktory wy
lowi I dopiInuje, by kazdy dorosiy
Polak posiadaI bond P. P. P, oraz
przewodniezacy OBJ. Wadas odezWai
sic / zaapelowai goraco do polskich
kupcow i przemysiowc6w, by Ct ME
dali sic wyprzedzit mniej majacym.
Wsr6d tych przem6wien W sail
wiecowej zapisywano nabywc6w bon
dow, kt6rych dotad s~przedano "a kill
kanaScie tysiecy.
Personal---very. podziekowal NOW
com 1 zebranym ma wIecu rodakon
"a zrozumienie wa4noSci chwili 1
spiewem ,,Boze cos Polske" wiec ga
konczono.
Andr1ej Piwowarski,
Sekretarz Wiecu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11
p. p. =.
osTATN1 TYDZ1EN.

Gays juz zakupii bond polskiej
pozyczki? CzyS spelnil Obowia--
eek dobrego Polaka? Jezeli tax,
toS dobrze uczynii. Jezeli ME,
spiesz, DO to ostatni tydzien kan
panii pozyczkowej. Spiesz ably
zakonczenie Rampant ME zastaio
Gle z pietnem ziego syna Ojczy-
zny. Polska prosiia Gle o pomoc
W postaci pozyczki. Dawala CT
doskonale warunki. Oczekiwaa
cd ciebie dowodu, re jestes do
brym obywatelem Rzeczypospo-
litej, dobrym synem Oiczyzny. A
tvs zwlekal, az doczekaieS sic
konca pozyczki.
Spiesz sic. Kup bond polskiej
pozyczki zaraz. Mech ci pozniej
Mkt ME w~ymawia, yes ME dai pc
mocy Polsce, gdy jej potrzebowa
Ia, gdy Gle o nia prosiia..
Jezeli wrocisz do Polski, beda
Gle tam pytac wszyscy, czy masz
bond - bond polskiej pozyczki W
dolarach amerykahskich? Co i'm
odpowiesz? Co i'm pokazesz?
Jezeli zaS zostaniesz w Anne
ryce, beda CT p~rzymawiac twoi
sasiedzi, twoi znajomi, i koledzy
PREY piracy.
Kup zaraz bond polski, ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11
CHICAGO, IND.

Sprawozdanie z wiecu agitacyjue-
so Polonii W East Chicago ma rzecz
sprseda3y BOnd6w POlskiej Po5yczki
Panstwowej.
W ubiegla niedziele ma skutek ma
volywan z ambon i rozdawanych roz
rzutek zebrala sic pOkazna liczba po-
wa5nych ~obywateli. by wysfuchac
om6wic sprawy po1yczki dla Polskt
czem gorliwie zajmuje sic mietscowy
Komitet Obywatelsh, by ma tuts1'
sza osade natoiona i wyznSczona su'
me W bondach ~rozsprzedac.
Vice stosownem przem6wieniem
Oh. Jan Bochnowski, prezes Komi'
tetu Obywatelskiego, wyjaSni}, CT
Komitet dotad zdziaiai i powoiai ,na
estrada komitet subsequently, "
sk}ad kt6rego obok mezczyzn wcho,
dza panic NJ. Jak6bczyk, K. Z6lkoS
Eubacka.
Ma prezesa wiecu powoiano preze'
sa tutejszej gminy grup 2. W. P. p,
Adama Wadasa, a ten ma sekretarza
poprosii OBJ. A. Piwowarskiego.
Pc kr6tkiem wyjasnieniu spraw!
We wstepnej przemowie, przewodnt
czacy udzielil giosu p. J. BielaW'
skiemu z Chicago, gdy gi6wny NOV
ca DR.. Stefczyk przybyc ME mogl.
Pan Bielawski W movie przeszic
calogodzinnej wyjaSnil eel poSyczk
I podaI racye, dla czego o~bowiazkter
Polak6w amerykafskich jest koniecl
mem. pozyczke pokryt. Pred oczy
ma siuchaczy przesunai obrazy woj
ny I jei skutk6w ma ziemiach pol
skich / stan obecny, strescic SIC la
lacy W dw6ch wyrazach: wytrwaaost
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11

rrac ami chwili. Znajdziesz bon
dy polskie wszedzic. Idz Go
banku, idz do twego ksiedza pro
boszcza. do prezesa twego iowa
rzystwa. Idz ma vice pozyezko-
wy W twojem miescie.
Me badz ostatnir1, skoro ME
byies p~ierwszym. Kazdy jest "a
rowno dobrym Polakiem, kto do
pomogl Polsee, wszystko jedno
czy ma poczatku czy prey kohcu
Rampant.
Ale ME jest dobrym Polakicm
TAXI, co odmowii matce Ojczyz-
ME swojej pomocy. A ia pomoc
mic cie ME kosztuje. Dostaniesz
"a tive pieniadze bond Rzadu
Polskiego, ktory wart lyle, lies
"a niego zapiacii. Mozesz kupic
"a ten bond ziemie w Polsce,
wszystko jedno jak gdybys kupo
wal "a gotowke. A dostaniesz W
dodatku co rok procent po szeSt
doiarow Cd kazdej setki. Cd bon
du pie6set dolarowego bedziesz
mice trzydzieSci dolarow roczne-
go dochodu.
Bondy polskie So tax dobre jak
zioto, DO Polska placi je zlotem
amerykanskiem W pe}nej sunie
ma jaka kazdy bond opiewa.
Mysl o radoSci jaka zapanuje
W caiej Polsce, gdy pc zakoncze-
niu calej Rampant p6jdzie do
Warszawy wiadomoSc, re dzieci
Polski ma ziemi amerykahskiej
wsparli Matke W potrzebie pei
ma suma, o jaka ich prosila. Mysl
o tenn, jak zakwitna w Polsce
przemysl i rolnictwo dzieki two
jemu patryotyzmowi. MySl o ten
wszystkiem i jezeliS jeszcze ME
kupii bondu polskiego, spiesz do
banku ! kup araz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11
Wielki Vice ma Sail Pa
rafialnej Sw. MIodzian-
k6w.

W ne 'ZSls, cRla $3.50 czcrwta
T. ,. y god5niG $3.50 2opoludniu W
sail paraGasnei sw. Mlodziankow
edbTdzic SIC wielki w4Ee W So ava
P.jakiei Pozyczki Panstwowej, urza-
dzony staraniem gminy 70 2. N. P.
" ~polacZeniu z parafia sw. Miodzian-
k6w.
Ma wiecu tym przemawiae beds
Pierwszorzsdni MONEY!, pomiedzy
ktorymi beda take MONEY! przybyii
z PolsSi, reprezentanei RzGdu Po:-
skiego, przyslani tutaj, by pomodz
PREY sprzedaty bondow P. P. P.
Kazdy, kto sic czuie Polskiem,
powinien IA ten wiec PrzybyG, 5uyt
sprawl Polskiej Pezyezki Panstwo-
wei Jest spraws calego narodu pol.
skiego 1 must bye prBez ten nared
popiersna. Kazdy powinien przyi,-
eye swa prace 1 pieniadze. ably stwo-
rye trwaly fundament ma jakim Do
Wilma stanaG nasza ojczyzna. Polska
potrzebuie pieniedzy ably podniesc
handel i przemysi polski. Polska po-
trzebuje pieniedzy, ably stanac W re-
die pierwszych narodow W Europe,
jak niemniej r6wniei IA stawienie
cola bolszewikom, kt6rzy doksada-
"a wszelkich sill ably Oiczyzne nasza
zniszczye.
Polonia W Amerycs kt6rej dano
sposobnoSS wykazania prawdziwego
patryotyzmu PREY obecnej ~sprzedazy
bond6w P. P. P. powFnna stanac
do apelu / zakupit Gala sumo, ably
dac te podstawe nas1ej o~jczySnie. a
arazem by przekouano sic, 3e Pols-
ey W Ameryce nigdy ME pozwola ma
to, BY tam brakio p~ienisdZy.
Przybadicie vice wsZyscy ma ten
wiec ma kt6rym dobrzy m6wcy wan
dokladnis wszystko wyjaShia. Me
chat ME bedzie nikogo W. dzielnicy
Bnodziankowa, ktoby ma wiee ten
ME przybyi.
Zarzad Gminy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11

IA Town Of Lake motna otrzy.
mac .pziennik W nastepujscych
m;ejscach.
-
46l2 80. lincoln VlisS
KRUPoW1cZ
IT'S ". Ge-na ufca
MIELZYNSKI -
TIA w. 48-ma utica
STREJSMAN ~
IS0e LOOMS Utica.
alma uL ! Racine ave.
LOPACINSKI -
1863 Gross ava
S. ITALIAN -
1919 w. 61-ta vi, Skiad paAzy.
-
I62A S. Ashland ave.
BOCHNIAK -
1915 w. 43-cia utica
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Polsko prosi cie, aby$ kupo-
wa3 bomdy jej poSyczki pGissts0o.
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