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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-29
Notice To Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sinh.
scrlber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court OF Montgomery county. Md, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of
EVANS BROWNE.
late of Montgomery county. deceased. All
persons having claims against said de-.
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, 10 the sub.
scriber on or before the 22nd day of
March, 1921 otherwise they NAV by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this 22nd day of
September, 1920.
LOUISE H. BROWNE,
oV' lot Executrix.
For SALE a..
office, Montgomery county. Nd. several
horses and colts. fresh mich cows brood
sows and q number Of shoats. Will sell
for reasonable price.
FLOYD Z. DAVIS.
7th and Z Sts.. S. w.,
oct Lat Washington, D. C.
II A $50 Victrola for SIPS. .
Good as new. Dozen records included .
Terms cash. Address
BOX 20,
oct S-3t' Rockville. Md. /
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-29

Governor Cox was reported in a Repub-
lican paper as relying upon the League Of
Nations to bring him the votes Of the
women. the church folk and the educators.
II is quite evident that his judgment was
sound. and that these important elements
in the community are going to vote for
the League. And in addition to them are
the soldiers who fought against Germany.
and who will not vote for the candidate
OF the German-Amehcan Alliance
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-29

Under and by virtue Of a certain deed
OF trust from Jessie NJ. Hart. dated May
18th, 1920. and recorded in Liber No. PCS.
at folio 456. Of the Montgomery county
Land Records. default having occurred in
the payment Of the Indebtedness secured
by said deed Of trust. the undersigned trus-
tees will offer for sale at public auction in
front Of the premises, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-29
Trustees Sale

Improved Real Estate Situated
In Norwood Heights. Montgomery Coun-
~. Maryland Facing Ridge Street With
in Short Distance OF Intersection OF
Bradley Lane And Wisconsin Avenue
Electric Car Service. Improved By A
Modern SiX-Room And Bath Bungalow.
Electric Lights And All Modern In
proyements.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-29
SATURDAY, the goth day of
November. 1920.

at the hour Of O'Clock. PM.
the following real estate Of which said
Theodore A. McAtee died seized and pos
sessed. to-wit
First All that lot or parcel Of land stu
ate about one-third of mile east Of Old
Germantown, in said Montgomery county.
consisting Of
Is ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-29

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
as Court Of Equity. No. 1892 Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-29

oct 8-ts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-29

The Supervisors Of Elections for Mont
eomery county. Maryland. hereby give
notice, as required by law. that an election
will be held in the several election districts
Of said county. at the places hereinafter
set forth. on
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-20

souvenir, Of an electric lamp bulb.
He was :ndiscreet enough to make
. flourish Of the bulb In verdu1
cafe. The military authorities con-
fiocated the bulb and then came
the order making the fort ''out Of
bounds" to visitors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-20

YOrR OPPORTUNITY Is M
Women should buy their ~
garments now while McCabs's 81 4
i selling at big price redneel =
The sale featuring women'ss -
and chilcren's wearing apDaf~lst
this week only. 80
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-20

souvenirs Of the battlefront has
Just heen given b. the military
authorities Of Fort vaux at verdun.
which has hitherto been open 70
visitors To verdun. The authorities
have decided to close the fort in
definitely. A few days ago . tour
ist took Possession, doubtless Is a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-20

Paris.--A lesson to, tourists too
anxious to take away with them
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-20

Sweater Goats Ladies' and
Misses in Tuxedo, Byron, and
other styles
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

woju. Obecnie - jako wolne j
niepodIcgle pahstwo. iako naro-
Gowo$c jedna z uznanych W
swiecic, gdy Polska valley o
wypracowanie swego posHannl--
ctwa, kt6re Bog jej wytknas, -
wszyscy, ktorym dobro KoscIota
na sercu ley. powinni zyczyc jej
dobrzc i podat jej dion pomocnq.
Szczeg6lniej odnosi sic to do ma
szceo miasta. w ktorem osiadlo
tax wiele dziatek wiernej zawsze
Polski, przyczyniajac sic do u
tworzenic tn wiernej, ofiarnej
postusznej spolecznosci swic-
ck;cj KoScio}a, a zarazem do WV
twcrzenia znakomitego, slucha--
iqcceo praw zywioiu obywatel-
skicgo m. Chicago. Dlatego -
i%ko Arcybiskup tego wielkiego
koScioia. pragne / ia skorzystac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

re sposobnoSci. podanej mi, ably
wziac udziai w pierwszej Po-
zyczce Panstwa Polskiego, u
micszczonej ma rynkach handlo-
wych Europy i Ameryki, a to W
tel mysli, by dac dotykalny do
w6d mel sympathy i poparcia ola
nowego rzqdu Polski, starajace-
go sic o postawienie Pahstwa ma
nogi i o wykonanie tych donio-
siych zadan, jake sic pred MIN
zrajduja: w tym celu zalaczam
moi GEEK ma sumo TYSlACA
DOLLARoW. jake wptate ma
M. osobista subskrypcye owej
Fozyczki.
Pozostaje Z najlepszemi ola
Vas zyczeniami.
S~zczerze oddany.
X. Jerry w. M~UNDELE1N.
ARCYBISKUP
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
DO WAL

wsxystkIeh TnteSesantow H~ajuprse!'
eaiej proAiny Q prEestrHegnnie Oonls
ssych wskaG6wekI
Biura AdmInIstraeyi nasEeJ ,Otvarte
srana do I80 wieeHDPem - CO dnin, .
wyJRtkiem siedHfeI . Sufat Obo-isEu-
lscych.
Ear1aaea Pisma naszego prEyJmuJe
I~nteresantbw co dnin W GoDZINACH
REORGANIZATION cd 2-Giej do S-te1
- n wyJatkiem sob6t. .
Redakeya dla interesnntow otwarta
fest TYBKo w GODSINACH PORAN-
NYCH, Cd GODEINY 1oS30 Do
NY II taob po pOlu.niu tyIko nm speey-
Redaktor NnczeIny p~rxyiEuie inte-
Pesnnt0rv TYIKr 20 GODzINIE 10-feJ
PRED PoLUDNIEM-
Uprnsza sic, wsEelkIe sprnw1 > Redak
ey9 Salat"iae, . lie moSnoAci PiSEh-
ME, BIO ma konwersacye dfuEte PIE ma
nav czasuy tyIko W sprnwnch BEc<eGOl-
uleiNEeJ unEi OsobiS1ych, lab ME daJa-
cyeh sic xnlntwIe swtesle - arcEs kO-
respondencyi - prOstmy Jawte sic oso-
biscIe, Eaehowujac m w~Ggledzie1 se %
koaO EodHipy 11-teJ kamykamy gazette
zys nnJbardEieJ jesteEmy wtedJ
s~ntrudnlenL
Rorespondent6u uprnsHamJ stano-
wczo. ably plsal - ATRA-
1DYT SCISLIwIE 4 TYLKO Ma JE>
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIEnU.
JesH utvxory ~JakiekOSwtek ME maJa
bye oElOszOne, poeklania Je - kosx
r~edRkeyjnyI jest; ~pozadnne - do xwro-
tu. W rnEie ME ogfOsKenin, naleSy %
WYRAZNIE ZAzNACzTC ! ZALACZYC
HNACzEK PoCzTowY Ma zwRoTN4
PRZESYLKE.
Zadnyeb k~omznfknt0 do ogioszenIa
ale nnlezy prEesSlaS nn kartach Cd
krytychi ZADNYSB TEZ ME PRZYJ-
MCJE SIZE KOMUNIkACfI TELEFo-
NICzNYCH - ehyba ~ wyjatkouych
uyPadkachg 6zsIe4 oEIOszeh, dotyess-
eyeh tOwarHySTV, Te~issonieznie nie
przyJnauJemy. .
wszeikIe O~gloa1enia HaleiS do DKia-
tn OSfoSzen w AdIniniStrneyf tam sic
. niemi Kwracae nnIezy.
POdkiekowania - WSEELKIEGO re-
aEaju, REZOLUCIE ZAEODNE, POLL
TYCZNE . L o. RaleEa do Osiaip Ogfs-
Azen-
wsxeikie koreSpOndeneye. Eavfndo-
msenIa Q & p. MUSIC bye podpfSnne -
peinem nazwiskiem vrnE . sdreSem pa-
onseego; bezfpiiennyeh, lab podpisanyeh
aomySinikiena. aIbO wreSzcIe siowen
ek0mitet" - komunikReyt. nt koRes.
n0ndeneyt nte znmies8cEafny.
uOw uie 0ElaAzlmy SADNYCH
.BALOW", AMI WycieeSek. lub ,pAKn1-
G0wr. URzADZAAICP " NLEDzJELA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

uLowNY,

KS FrRae!ssSk Gordon. Moderator.
Eh DR!mu1d Applet. wice-Moderator.
wotc!ech =, sOska, PreEes.
Anto0lnR DRFRnOWska. wice-prezeska.
woiC!sCh Mcnkicki. aWice-prexes
G'omnsS g. Blachowski. SekretarL
Julian S~zraspRhskl. SkRrbnik.
btauIsiRw L.Ic8mAhSki. Dyrektor.
Jan MRG!stswski. Dyrektor.
5xcEepan Imbiorskl. pyrektor.
Franciszk4 Bicsohke, Dyrektorka
MaryR lmblorska. D~yrektorka.
E~oaRtRncya CzskRla, Dyrsktork&.
DR., FrRnctsSoI a. Dulak. L0kArs
SGCzolny.
Adv. wswrEynIse zySmunG DorNdos
1srtraGa MErehlewicz. A,yst. sokr. Gen.
GoDZINY BIURowE.
Biure otwsrts Cd Stej rano do ste!
Wte:Sorem. (w sobot9 do lei popo{u-
Snlu) W cawRrtek wieczorem Cd go6Ei
ny 7-si 20 9-s!. - w niedziele 1 swie-
H. ste biuro Eamkniete.
ws4slkIe llEty nadsytac nalsEy ma re.
90 sskrstRrzR G~on0rslneEo.
rom. =. BLACHoEvsKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mnter,
Ass w. DIVGzlSa str. ChIsaEO, NJ
FINANSE.
PrsekaSy bankowe pocztowe
tchecks. moRey orders etc.) nAleSy wy
sta~!Ss IA srganiEacye
POLISH ALMA MATER.
prsssShRe pod GdrSseml
Ill.,. EEczEPANsKI.
less W, DfVll0a str. Chicago, Ill
Do esskew . posa mlasta> Chicago. do
ieosye tFssea Zoe nS ERmiNne.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
D!uro zRrzGdu Glowuego
iass-s7 w. DIVISION UTICA.
Tslssoa Monroe SSo1
Chicago, Ill
Va druKiem pietrze En.nehu
sDaisanIkA ChieaGoskiegoS,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
POLK I OJCZYZNY Do
POLEK W AMERYCE.

Siostry!
Polska z grobu izmartwych--
wstala. Bog w sprawiedllwoscl
dzieiowej odwalii wieko trur1ny'
W kt6rej przez wrog6w przez
przcszlo 100 lat byla za,nknleta.
wysz}a z niej jasna i promien-
ma do wolnosci zycia.... | well
kim glosem zwo}uje syny swojc
do ;wietego dzie}a odbuGowy %
czyzny.
Posluszne jej ~etosowi poszSy
wierne syny ma BOZ ! krwia swo)2
b~obaterska wyznaczaja jel gra--
rice i straz zbrojna pred wro-
giem trzymaiq. A lpoaostali W
domu w zboznym trudzie zak'a-
daia kamicn wegielny pod fun
dament gmachu wolnej Ojczy--
zny.
Lecz ME j~esteSmy wszyscy "a
zcm. Wy, si1stry Polk coscie z
ojcami, mezami i bracmi s%yml
W Gas nieszczeScia wyszli z do
mu niewoli i jak liscie iesienne
tulaly sic pc Swiecie szukajac
siohca wolnoSci - W. jeszcze
jestescie cd mas zdala.
Lecz choc dalecy cialem
w bliskie nam duchem. Starry
kraj 0 Was pamieta - Wy o
MIN pamietacie, jak dzieci o Mat
&C.
Posluchajcie vice gsosu Matlil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

swej Ojczyzny. Polska powStaSa
2 grobu wolna i o%drodzona, ale
wrog obrabowai przedtem naszc
siola i wioski. nasze miasta XVII
tnace. MySlai, re W ten spos6b
Polska zmartwychwstala legnle
ponownie w.gr6b.
Pokazmy wrogom, re sic pre-
litzyli.
Nasz zo}nierz bohaterski stoi
ma rubiezy O~jczyzny, ale Cd wal
HI Z wrogiem straszniejszy mroz,
BIO zoinierz czesto ME ma piasz--
cza ma grzbiecie.
Dopomozcie mt
Nasze dziatki drla z ,zimna,
MIRA z giodu, a biedne wynedz-
Male matki = siostry Vase -
mic maja czem ich nakarmit n;
przyodziac. To &ez dziatki nasze
- przyszlosc i siia narodu - IT,
mirraja ~tysiacami. Wy wiecie o
ten i dalyScie nam juz pomoc
wspaniaia. ale to ME wystarcza,
muscle. ciagle pamietac o jch
ricdoli.
Dopomozcie dziatkom naszym.
Nasz lud wytrwaiy i pracoWi'
y laknie swiatia, iaknie wiedzy,
DO chce wyjst z ciemnosci, w kto
rel pograzyl go wrog.
Dopomozcie mu.
Nasz przemysi i handel znisz-
czony przez wrog6w diwiga sic
z ruiny z trudem - Vase do
Swiadczenie i umiejetnose piracy
nloze podzwigniecie stokrotnie
przyspieszyc. n
Dopomozcie mu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Nasz skarb narodowy ponosi
olbrzymie wydatki ma obrone
granic Panstwa, ma dzwigniecie
przemyslu i handlu, ma ponloc
pozbawionym piracy, ma tysiace
;nnych potrzeb, ktore pred MIN
stoja.
Penny skarb - to sita Pahstws
- przyczyhcie sic do jego napet'
r%.ienia.
Kupujcie Polska Pozyczke..
SiQstry, Polska must bye silna'
Pamietajcie, re TO ME zebraczy
CLOS nieszczescia dolata do Was
Z "a oceanu to CLOS obowisz-
ku. to CLOS Matki - Ojczyzny
zmartwychwstalej, kt6ra VIOLA
dis i zada pomocy i wspoidzia'
lania cd wszystkich dzieei
swoich.
Wy jej giosu sluchajcie, pra-
~cujcie ola odbudowy Ojezyzny
~naszej, a stanie potezna i silua,
DO podtrzymana praca i miioscia
Poiakow j Polek caiego swiata.
Wierzyny, re to ~speinimy i cze-
kamy ma Was.
Warszawa, dnia % listopada,
1919 r.
,,Spojnia" Zwiazck wszechpol.
ski Stowarzyszen Kobiecych.
Przewodniczaca Zarzadu
]. Klawerowa.
Cz3onkinie prezydyum: Felieys
Karszo : Siedlewska. Helena Ma
s{owiczowna.
Czio:kinie Komitetu: Zofia Ian.
kowska, E. Grachel, w. Przezdzie
cka, z. .Oswiatowska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
HUMORYSTYKA
ME GRZECH ALE SWIM
. STWO.

Pewien Czech poszeR do spo-
wiedzi do polskiego ksiedza' Gdy
skohczyi wyliczanSe swych gree
chow, zapytas sic go ksisdz, czy
wiecej juz mic ME pamieta. Peni-
tent nasz odrzekl, re juz mic vic
cej ME moze sob,e przypomniec.
Ksiadz jednak ME dal "a wygra-
he. i badas go dalej. Zniecierpli-
wiony Czccz odrzeki: ,,zadnego
grzcehu juz wieccj ME nam, chy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
DROCI KSIEzE GORDON

Polska Jest i zawsze byia kFa-
icm katolickim, z tel przyczyny
mic tylko jcj wiasnc dziccl, lecz
katolicy calcgo swiata, d szcze-
ie6iiniej sfery koscielne odczu-
vuia zywe, ME przemijajqce "a
in,cresowanie ola jej dobra / roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

REDAKCYI

Oh. X. C!ep:ela, Chicago. Ksiazka
zadana = wyczerpana. Wiersze ME
nadaja sic.
OBJ. W. PijarOwsk, Chicago: j.
ivory ME nadaja sic do druku; 10
ode3rania W Redakcyt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

baceAOSc! Id2 d. tWegO 10
SciOia! Id& do baHku! lds do
tcego towareystwai Ids do
arego)k lu6u! Id do trego ko-
Rifetu! Pgtdi tweGo prdco6q-
zee. p KTPTJ. kU-
oUJ Polskie Bardy Reqdowei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Kupuj polskie bondy rsqdo-
ace. Jest to tw6j spoS6b prsB--
csynicnia SIG do szcze$cin I do
bro6yta u Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fsst erganiEScyS tacEaeS miod1teA pol.
Bk9 obojga pfol W praoach ~naukowych,
patrYotycBaych | bratn!ej pomocy Ola
p0dn4sssenia duchR m0TslnoSct ! dobrN-
bytu W Epol~eCzehstwie, 4 szczsgolnis
miedEy TlodsieIQ polska- Ma posm!er-
the Cd lat IL do Is, Ma c1ionkow Sto-
W~SEzysZoRyGh. bez oGranicSenla wisku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

ba to, re jestem Gzechem."
.Grzech to niewielki moi kocha-
ny, ale W kazdymbadz razie swim
stwo", odrzekl spowiednik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
(w tiumaczeniu:)

(w tiumaczenlu:)
Do PrzewieIebnego X.
Franciszka Gordona, {.
r, Proboszcza Kosciola
p.w. Ma sw. Maryi PAN
ny An;e''skiej, 1925 No.
Wood Sir. Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
.J.E. X. Arcybiskup MundeleinZ akuplBondP.P.

J.E. X. Arcyblskup neutrality-suspicious. III
T@MAgY Artbaintese Of gbira9n
ffESAAA Gbantrrp 0ffmr
4@9ESR '''''' ''"'
Chicago, Illinois. July 1t, $780,
The Very Rev. Francis Gordon. C.R..
Church Of St. Mary of the Angelo,
1926 No. Wood St.,
Chicago. Illinois.
NY dear Father Gordon:
Poland is and always has been a Catholic country. For that
reason not Only her own children but Catholics the world ov'r and
particularly eoolestast1cs have moro than a passing interest in or
Welfare and progress. And nov that ~ a FREQ and independent
government, ae ne Of tho recognized nations Of tho earth. she Is
struggling 70 work out tho destiny that COD has mapped out for her.
all who have tho welfare CT tho Church at heart should wish her we'll
and hold out to hr a holp4ns hand. Particularly is this true in
this o1ty whore 60 mar Of the children Of faithful Poland have
s.ttlea and helpd to rake up the faithful, generous and oeedient
1sitv II tho Church and tn. splendid lar-.b1d1ns citizenship Of Chicago
Al veil. As mohb4e hop Of this great Church therefore. I desire TO
take advantage Of the opportunity offered 10 to participate in this
fret government loan that Poland has placed upon tho markets Of Europe
ana America. in order to civ. a tangible proof Of ny sympathy and support
work before it. and for THE purpos. I enclose my check Of ont thousand
dollars in payment Of my personal subscription TO tho loan. with eo't
''''''' - ''' . '.''''' % >Z;;': Z'||:::;:; (: ::;::...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

MeSoUte stdnu DSzedsie svd-
ds1jQ sic ID sddniu, re mUsi ISL
nice zjednocson0, RiesdkeSnG
DGmoIsQdna PoLSka.
- Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Rsqd norodu pHzez n0n6d do
nGTodu. ME s0inie DoUierzchM
EiemL
- Abraham lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
TEKA

o zYCIE TO WoJNA, o wOLNOSC, A zYCIE DRo.
Ga: WIEC DO PEZEzYCIA TEGO PRZEsILENIA BAR
DO, CIEAKIEGo DoPoMaA PoLsCE PoLoNIo A
MERYKANSKA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
Polska walcay 2 bolSseWH-
mem 0 ca{y SWiat!

Wzmocniss poIskt Skarh,
Armie,
Praemys3,
Rolnictwo,
' O$tCiate,
Granice,
Dom polSki.
Kupuj POLSKIE BONDH
RZADOWFf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21
NECK OF THE BOTTLE.

New York interests are lombard
the proposed st. Lawrence ship ca
nal. New York has SO long profited
through her position as the main
outlet for the Eastern and Central
states and the Mississippi valley that
she cannot bear the thought of any
thing that would allow commerce to
pass by or around her.
VIC can no longer afford to. put all
of our foreign-bound commerce in
one bottle with New York as the
mock. The neck is too small. It
afforded free passage for the COM
nerce OF tho country at ono time,
but that time is past. The vast in
dus:rial and agricultural interior OF
the country needs new, quicker and
cheaper outlets.
The port of New York will always
be the gateway of all tho commerce
TO which it offers tho easiest and
cheapest access. And that is all thai
it is legitimately entitled to. TIL
country cannot for a moment SUBJ
scribe to the idea that Improvement
like the proposed st. Lawrence wa.
tcrway, which will expedite ship
ments and reduce transportation
interest of one port. This sarors toe
much of monopoly and special priv.
ilegc.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21
iulilnliMlIHll iInIlnlMlINiMu nMHHMNIiH Observation-Disclosures
first, and saved all this?. That wom-

! first, and saved all this?, That womz
an '- -
The brightly-dressed old man be-
side the carriage advanced to meet
her. Like every man she had seen in
this. country, he was Of fine height
and bearing, and wore a long pistol
thrust through his scarlet-silk girdlk.
"Gospodin Michael Balsic?" she
asked, stammering over almost the
only Scrvian word known to her.
He smiled and nodded. producing
a letter. She tore it open eagerly.
There were only a few lines, in. Mi
|chael's ford and caressing style. He
thanked her from#Ahis heart for her
angelic confidence in him; he would
pass his life repaying it. Never
would he have dared ask what she
had so generously accorded; never
Would he forget her coming. He was
waiting for her. on fire until she was
altogether his own. He urged her to
! start Immediately; the drive was
long.
Delight raised a glowing face from
the reading, and gave her hand to
Rupert.
1T is all right she said. hapnilv
There is no more trouble. This let
is from Lieutenant Balsic. j do
thank you more than l can say, Mr.,
Rupert. Perhaps. later, you will
come to see US. l want to thank YOU
Il can't. see any special reason why
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HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS.

If the federal government had cho-
sen to pay the expenses Of the war
by direct taxation. most Of US would
have had to pay about as much tax
es a = we now hold in Liberty bonds.
In that case we should have put away
ordinary tax receipts instead of good
securities paying regular dividends
There were % million original Lib.
crty bond purchasers; but already
millions of the smaller holders have
found themselves unable to resist
selling their bonds. They have fel,
compelled to spend the proceeds for
this emergency or that investment
And for this reason millions Of dol.
lars worth of such securities are go.
ing over the counter, usually leaving
the seller poorer. II there had beer
a mere tax receipt in the vault, prob.
ably the urgent necessity to spend
would not have arisen. It is hard tc
endure prosperity.
The government is doing its best t.
protect the small holders. But the
government cannot defend a mar
against all his follies. The result is
that prices have fallen and thought.
full. persons arc now buying these
bonds of thoughtless persons.
Government bonds outstanding De.
cember 81, 1875 amounted to, $780,
236, s44,750. Their market value
February 81, according to the Wall
Street Journal, was $1S,65S,6 GA, O99.
This depreciation of $~1,577,270,651
does not affect the earning power Of
the securities one penny. 1t only reg
listers the fact that many are not
holding tight to their bonds. Every
seller of bonds in the present market
suffers a part Of that billion and a
half loss. -
On the other hand, this is a. good
market in which to buy. A FEEDER
al Reserve Bank official figures that
at the present market Victory notes,
which mature May 20. 1923, will yield
aboue five and a half per cen interest
on the investment; and Third Liberty
bonds. bearing four and a quarter per
civ ihleiee'' VIII Slelu llFc ana z
quarter or the Investment. J
The best thing about these bonds
is that no matter what ups and downs
ma come, what revolutions and over.
turnings. what financial flurries, these
securities will serenely pay their in.
%terest every six months with the reg.
ularity of sunrise; and when they ma.
ture they will pay over their full face
value in good bard gold.
And then, the mere fact OF havinz
a thousand or so Of such gild -edgec
property always in hand, gives one q
self-confidence that may tbe worth
ten times as much as the securitie.
Observation-Disclosures Journal,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21

Regulated solely BY tho state railway
commission. A body charged with du-
ties affecting so closely the welfare OF
every resident Of the city is NJ whose
selection the citizens must regard as
more than 4 mere matter of form. and
moro than a matter Of partyRr facs
tional politics. II the vital interests
OF the people Of this and every otncr
city ar to be protected tho railway
commission must be composed Of men
who are both honest and capable,
n en- Of sufficient character and !nde-j
pendence to render their decisions
solely on the merits of. tho case, in
fairness alike the the investor. .he
operator and the consuming puhAic.
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THE REAL RICH.
The hand which does no useful toll
is very soft and white
And on its fingers jewels CLEAN and
sparkle day I'M night,
But better far the weary hand, the
calloused hand of care,
For 1t has done moro lovely things
than idle hands a wear.
The painted cheeks of women fair
who meet at PLEASURES shrine
May never show the trace Of tears or
troubles lasting line,
But sweeter far the gentle face which
wears the marks of woe,
For it has lived more loneliness than
pleasure a bestow.
The ripping voice of luxury is pleas
ant to the ear,
But sel1shness is in its speech and il
is cold and drear,
Jet me hear the words of those
who live with common things.
Fol they've a. knowledge Of the world
which is denied to kings.
I've stood where all was gayety and
watched the idle hands,
I've seen the women fair who wait on
fashions poor commands,
I've heard the empty Words which
pass in pleasures brilliant
scenes,
But only they are rich on earth who
know what duty means,