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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07
REDUCTION MADE IN UTAH.
SO Cent. Per 100 Pounds Cut Goes
Into Effect To-day.

SALT LAKE CRY. Utah, Oct. 6.--Re-
duction of the wholesale price OF beet
sugar SO cents per 100 pounds, effective
tomorrow. was announced to-day by
the Utah idaho Sugar Company Of Salt
Lake City.
This will bring the Utah price to
s12.s2. and the San Francisco sea-
board price to s13.02.
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Commission Rates Advised.

1.-THE committee last year prepared
schedule of commissions believed to De
fair and reasonable, covering transac-
tions in Liberty bonds as between the
investor and the dealer. This schedule
was presented at the st. Louis meeting.
but without request for any action, as It
was felt that the matter would be more
fully developed during the present year,
and that minimum scale of commits
sions could be recommended for adoption
not only by the members of the associa-
ton but by practically all dealers in
Government securities throughout the
country.
Liberty bonds and Victory notes are
at this writing selling at prices much
over than would have been thought
possible a year or two ago, but on the
other hand they have advanced quite
materially over the low point which was
reached in the month of May, 1920.
This advance has taken place despite
the fact that more or less constant pres
sure has been brought upon borrowers
gradually to liquidate their loans Sc
cured by Government collateral"
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ELECTION NOTICES.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

NEW YORK, GENERAL OFFICE, MUNICIPAL
BUILDING, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, IN
pursuance Of CHAPTER 22 of the Laws
of 1909 constituting Chapter II OF the
Consolidated Laws), as added by Chap
ter 461. Section 301 OF the Laws of 1918,
of the boundaries of each of the election
districts in the County OF New York and
or the designation OF the place OF regis
tration October 4th. 5th. 9Th. It'll. sth and
sth' and OF the polling places for the
election to be held November I'd, 1920.
IN each OF the election districts In said
county as follows:
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PACIFIC COAST PRICES DROP.
Cane Down to s12 and Rect 10
S11.SO Per 100 Pounds.

SAN Francisco, Oct 6.-Looal sugar
refineries announced to-day another drop
in the local price OF refined cane sugar
to the jobber of 80 cents per 100 pounds,
following a fall of S1.50 yesterday.
Beet sugar was reduced in proper
ton. making to-day's prices Sl2 for
cane and s11.s0 for beet
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IT. McCaskey. relieved n; Camp Jackson. TO
Carlisle Barracks; Capt. W. n. Deas, re-
lieved at Camp Maria, Tex, 20 Preside. San
Francisco; Capt. Charles T.. Murphy and
First Lieut.. Zadoc Lorenzo weatherford.
honorabiy discharged.
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i, d NNNlEIsN,
Mr-or. City OF Pensacola.
Attest: T.. r.. IIEINBERG, City Clerk.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Nor,bcru Pacific Railroad Company.

Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
nRN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
he held on Thursday, October 81, 1920. ut
80 .00 O'clock noon a. No. - Nassau Street.
Now york city. for tho purpose Of electIng
thirteen Directors OF the Company to serve
Tor one year and until their successors are
elected, and for the transaction Of any busi-
nesg that may lawfully be brought before the
,neetinr ~. A. GAY, Secretary.
New York. September 8. 1920.
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,vsrrnpAM CENSUS o4T,I2s.

AMSTERDAM. oct THE population
Of Amsterdam. according TO latest off,
ciai figures Just announced. "a st7,f2j.
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500 AT BANQUET OF
SECURITY BROKERS
BOston's Mayor In Address
Calls Them a Stabilizer
Of Business.
ALLEN B. FORBES TALKS
Pleas Are Made for Means to
Curb Rascals in Liberty
Bond Schemes.
ALLEN B. FORBES TALKS
g,ecta, Deauotch 70 rur nrrAr.p.

Special Despatch to THE HERALD.
BOSTON, Oct. 6.-Speakers at the ninth
annual banquet of the Investment Brok-
ers of America at the Copley Plaza to-
night including Charles i. Weed, presi-
dent of the First National Bank. Bos-
ton. and Mayor Andrew J. Peters, paid
tribute to the association as an organ
ization that Is serving as a stabilizing
factor in the business world and as
sured the members that Boston's bank
ing situation is thoroughly sound super
fetal evidence to the contrary.
The dinner that marked the closing OF
the bankers convention was attended
by more than 500 persons from all Sec
tons OF the country. Gov Coolidge,
who was to deliver the principal address,
was unable to be present. but in q mes
sage read by Mr.. Weed. who presided.
extended the greetings Of the Common
wealth.
you have a most important role to
play in maintaining the welfare of tie
country" the message said. Yours Is
the responsibility to see that the savings
of the people are safely and construc-
lively invested. Your great Influence
and perstige must always be on the side
OF law and order"
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Fire Record

a. NJ Losp
2:30-fTs Sullivan street; John Ris-
s:a5-25i Eas, isoth street. The 800"
Bronx John Crelio. ....... .Trffiinx
io25-ais East 5o,h street; william
fo:40--sii East Tooth street; Sam
II so-iii West ilsd street; Thoinp-
gon Bros. - .......s.s..s.s. Unknown
II 1926 East 4Tth street: Biitmore
Garage Co...s..s ..s...... Unknown
2 .Oo-i77 Grand street; Reliable Cane
Co. ............s.s..... thrilling
so-225 West 3eth street; Standard
Engraving Co................. Trif1ing
s:so-Gji West 1881 street. John
Harper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Tr1fling
B;Oo-i43 West 10th street; Alice
Caleder ...........s.....s... Unknown
q .ao-iGT East I'd street; unknown. .TriflinE
6,55-54T East if5th street; Abe
ROsenblaut ....sss.........s..s Trifling
7:oo-4G3 West s5th street. William
Gronin ......s.s....s......... thrilling
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Government Bonds Discussed.

The convention also took up the ques-
ton of Government bonds. A special
committee that has been studying the
problem during the year submitted
report which points to improvements In
the stability of the value of Government
obligations. 1t shows that the value
has gone up recently in spite of the
efforts to bear down on them. and 1t
recommends the Liberty Loan Bonds
and the Victory Notes as being good
investments to-day The committee also
related it's efforts at discouraging scalp
ers In the course of its report 1t said:
"In the 1919 report of the Govern
ment bond committee reference was
made to a discussion with the Treasury
Department concerning a possible fed
eral license to be issued to all dealers
in Government securities with a view to
the Government controlling the activities
Of scalpers and all persons dealing I'M
fairly with owners of Government secur-
tiles The Treasury at that time decided
that the plan was not feasible and
stated that the entire situation had
been presented to the Attorney General
with view to appropriate action by
him.
1.-THE Treasury Department has ad-
vised that no legislation, however, has
been secured toward better popular
understanding OF the value of Liberty
bonds and Victory notes and the dangers
of dealing with scalpers and other I'M
scrupulous persons. The Federal Trade
Commission has also undertaken to in
vestigate matters involving offers TO ac-
cept Liberty bonds and Victory notes in
exchange for stocks and other securities
and has reported that it's efforts in this
direction have discouraged large pro-
portion of the various questionable pro-
motions Brought to its attention. which
attempted ito dislodge Liberty bonds and
Victory notes.
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Fourth Assembly District.

ED. Location. Occupied as
f-GT4 Water st......,..........R Restaurant
2-Cor. Jackson and Madison SITS; f.
emit on Madison st.........P g. ~
s-Cor. jackson and Madison SITS. w
eut. on Madison SYSTEMATICALLY S, 10
Cor. Henry and Gouverneur ST. D.
ent. on Henry t................p, g. f47
5-Cors Broome and Cannon sts. e.
ent. on Broome st...........P. &. 10
0-34 Goerck ST.. Pool parior
T-Cor. Lewis and Rivington SITS. Exit
q on Lewis st.................P s. IS
s-Cor. Lewis and RivinBton sts.; Exit
on Rlvington st.............P. g. IS
n-Cor. Broone and Cannon SITS; N
ent on Cannon st............P g. ITO
io--Cor. Broome and Sheriff SITS
Sheriff A. ent. ..................p 3. 80
if-Cor. Broome and Sheriff sts. ent
EXIT on Broome st...........P. 8. 81
fs--Cor. Broomo and Ridge SITS. "a ent.
s. OF Delaney 81. on Ridge et. r g. %
fs-Cor. Broome and Ridge ST.; main
en, on Broome 1t. ,.:.........P. S. 90
f4-Riyington. Ridge and Pitt SITS: g.
emit. on Ridge st. ............P p. S. =
in-Rivington, Ridge and Pitt sts.. s.
emit on Pitt st.................P g. 4
fe-Attorney IT. bet. nivington and
stanton ats; boys ent. .......P. s. ia
t7-kttorney ~. bet. Rlvington and
stanton SITS; boys ent. &. IT4
1S-fG3 Suesolk st.s...s.. .ss.....s.. OFFICE
ia-C'or, Rivingtou and Suffolk sts
Vivington ~. ent. g. ian
oo-tsT Broome ST.: u. ent........P 81 100
of-is7 proomc st.. w. ent.....P a f9o
sa-Cor Riyington and Suffolk SITS;
Suffolk a.. cnt. ...............P. s. 100
2s--ii2 Ludlow t........s........... Barber
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Second Assembly District.

~ ,.too Occupied as
a-Forsyth st. bet. Canal and Hester -
sts.; N ent. on Forsyth ST.. ::.f. p %
3-Hester ST.. bet. Essex and Norfolh
st.; ent. centre exit on Essex s,' no
A1e Pile 81 Barber
5-Hester, Essex and Norfolk SITS; 8. 90
ent on Norfolk st. ..P. . o.
6-Cor. Grand and Ludlow sts.; W; 90,
emit on Grand st. .;'...;;:..' e. A''
7-Hester. Orchard and LUDLOW stsc 40
ent Exit on Ludlow st. ...P. D. AZ
S--Cor. Chrystie and Hester sts.' ties i
ter st. ent. ..................P . .
Burlington and Forsyth sts.: ent. .,
Exit on Forsyth ST.. ......P. s. ~
i0-Cor. Delaney and Ludlow SITS; ;. -,
emit on Ludlow st. p. 8. 16l
1i-Cor. Delaney and Ludlow sts:; J. 90,
ent. on Ludlow ST. ......:.. r. . ioi
Darlington and Eldridge SITS. ent. ~
Exit 3 on Eldridge st. ......P. = ~
I3-Cor Forsyth and Stanton SITS; y. ..
ent. Forsyth st. -. ~
i4-160 Chrystle st. boys ent. ..'P ,. %
1870 Chrystie ST.; girls ent. p. 5. 80
16-Cor Chrystie and Hester sts;
chrystie and Hester sts; Chrys- :
tie st. emit. ................-.f ~ ..
fT-143 Baxtsr ST.; 8. yard ent.. p >. l50
1913 Baxter ST.; N. yard ent. p 5. $50
1858 Sullivan st.................... Grocer
a0L Pfiacs st, st. Ss Spring ana 100
2i-Lafayette ST., bet. Spring and
Prince sts.; y, ent. p. =. 1Ob
a2-Cor. Forsyth and Stanton SITS; 9.
ent. on Forsyth st..........P. s. VI
23-3l y. Sd st....... ..........'. BARBER
25-1S5 Prince st. ................... barber
26-ia9-201 Prince st................-.B barber
2T-176 w. Houston st................T Tailor
2s-27 Barrow st. Settlement House
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PROPOSALS.
CITY OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA

NiUU.VUO.VV--li.oo.
Dock and Belt Railroad Improvement Bonds.
Principal and interest payable In Gold Coin.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board
Florida, from September 10th, 1920, to
twelve o'clock noon Of October 18th. 1920.
for all or any part OF the City OF Pensa-
cola $500 900. o0-iiAe5 Dock and Belt Rail-
road Improvement Bonds for delivery TO pur
chasers November / 1920.
Bids must be form OF proposal fur
nished by the City of Pensacola.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all
bids.
For furti.,r particulars address tho United
States Mortgage q Trust Company. 50 Cedar
Street. New York, n. Y, or tho UNDER
signed
+. ID. SANDERS.
Moor. City OF Pensacola.
Attest; l.. T.. HEINBERG, City Clerk.
WAR DEPARTMENT sale Of buildings and
army offers for sale at Otisville, orange
county, ". Y, General Hospital No. 3 Otis
vile Is located on the Erie Railroad about
miles N. w. OF Middletown. N. y.
About 60 buildings, formerly used az wards.
uuarters, barracks, laboratories, storehouses
Kitchens, garage, Ice house, post exchange,
SC. each with les contained fixtures, the
latter comprising plumbing radiation. cleo
trical and fire alarm; also fencing and n
railroad spur.
officer in charge viii show buildings fix
lures &C. 70 prospective purchasers at any
time Circulars, proposal forms and further
details may be obtained from Chief, Real
Estate Division, room 2i36. Munitions Build
ing Washington, D. c., In whose office pro-
posals viii be opened ut 10 a. NJ. November
T. 1920.
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ATLANTIC MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Atlantic Building,
40 and 81 Wall Street,
New York, October Q, 1870.


New York. October Q, 1870.
Special Notice to Holders OF
Certificates of Profits
The remaining outstanding certificates of
profits of the issue of 1915 will be redeemed
and paid to the holders thereof or to their
legal representatives on and after Monday,
November !, 1870, from which date ali
interest thereon will cease; the certificates
20 be produced at the time of payments and
Cancelled.
A dividend OF interest OF Eve percent
tbeing at the rate of six per percent Der
annum( on the said outstanding certificates
Of profits of the issue of tho year 1918, will
be paid To the holders thereof, or to their
legal representatives on and after Monday,
November /, 1920 Checks for tho said
dividend of interest will not be mailed In
accorc nce with mailing orders to those
who have filed such orders with the Com
pany but will be delivered TO the holders
OF the said certificates OF profits upon
their surrender.
The transfer books, with respect 70 the
issue OF 1915 certificates, will be closed on
and after October "a, 1890.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
q. STANTON FLOYD JONES, Secretary.
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First Assembly District.

Ed: Location. Occupied as
5s-5595 Henry St. ....................:C Candy
4-cor. Gouverneur and Monroe sts.;
w. ent. on Monroe st.,........P. s. 81
o-Cor. Gouverneur and Monroe SITS;
a eht. 81 Gouverneur st......... p. 5. 81
6-249 Clinton st.....................B Barber
7-Madison st. bet. Ike and Rutgers
,st;i main ent on Madison st.....P. s.
O-Henry e., bet pike and Rutgers
a St; ent. Exit on Henry. st....P. s. 2
io-c9r: Market and Monroe sts.: ent.s go
1l-Honry ST. on b sonf Catherine and oil " ~
yer M st; b. ent on Henry st..; I,,I s.
1s--cor Market and Conroe SITS. emit.
i4-oak st. bet. oliver and James sts.: -,
15-oak st. bet oliver and James;
w. ent. on Oak st.............p. S. ia
16-Henry 81. bet. Catherine and OIL =.
- yer SITS; W. enE' on Henry st''''F' o
$50 lsGoI Mott st, boys, snt S. los
2o-Cor. Mulberry and Bayard SITS; :,
ba yard st. :, ent.'..'..ReFst aaran nj
22-ss Roosevelt IS st. boys ent.....P. S. Il2
23-sS Roosevelt ST.; girls ent.. ..P. :, IL
s5 -1yt MaIl Albany and Carlisle
sts;; Z. ent. on Albany ST.; r; 8 ~
26-Washington, Albany and Carlisle
sts.; center ent on Washington ~
27-cor. Hubert and colister sts;
center ent. on Hubert st. ......P. ,. -
2s-is Grand ST. :..... ........ =. .o'o
29-Clark, Oorninick and Broome SITS. -
W. ent. or Proome st. ...,..'..F: o 90
3o-Clark Dominick and Broome sts.' ,a
Dominica st .ent. *. >. %
31-29 MacDougal st. a,io Z
32-29 King st. T.. ent. on King st...P. ,.
33-W Houston st. bet. Hudson ana
Varick sts. e. ent. on w. Hons- ~
ton 5t..........s.. d. - - ~ o
34-o9 King ST.; girls ent. on King st;f- DO
35-Clarfkson st. bet. Hudson ana
Varick SITS: main ent. w. on ~
Clarkson st....... 49,. ..,'.I. D %
36-Cor. Grove and Hudson ST.: AUDI @ ,
forum ent. Hudson st. .....:.f. o.
3T-Cor Grove and Hudson ST.; center q
ent. on Grove St.. ..... -. ~
3s-272 w. 10th ST.; boys ent. .....P' o ~
39-272 w. 10th ST.. girls emit. r. D lo'
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RAILROADS.
An NOnFN a.

g. Bost & Albany. 1861 1877 126ls
400 Bost Elev.. 80. 63h Ga GO
50 Bost q Maine 3s 80 80
Northern " II SO SO S3
1l5 NYN II & II. 35iz S5% 35h
II Old Colony. SPA SO s2h
Prov & Worc.l20 100 100
3i4 West End. 40 40is 40
80 West End of. 40 49ih 80
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ELECTION NOTICES.

17-664 9th ave. Barber
ent. east side Of court. .........P. 8. IT
hat QsA 0&t,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
pLACZEGO TYS14CE OS0B ]
DLIECI UMIERA Ma ZAPALE-
ME PLUG?

Dlatego, re gdy nabawia sic ta-
kiej choroby jak Influenza, gryps,
kaszel. zaziebienie, kstar, bronchi-
It's, z~apalenie gard!a, zapalenie mig.
dal6w, bole pierSiach. ME stree
"a sic / ME staraja sic wyleczyt
shor6b, Z ktorych zwykle rozwija
sic zapalenie pluc, jeS!! ME donna
sacie, lub cierpicie na kt6re Z wy
tel wymienionych do!CgliWosci, ME
odkladajcie lecz idacIe do vaszego
lptekarza | %zakupcie sloik Kamph-
rol. Zapewnijcie sic, Re d~ostaniecie
prawdziwy Kamphrol Z czerwono-
bialym krzyzem IA kazdej paczce.
Kamphrol zawiera balsamowe O.
lejki. mentol. kamtore / inne leczace
srodki, "a to lagodzi on wszelkie
b6le jako 1 reumatyczae I leczy ka-
szel natychmiast. Wielu lekarzy.
rzpitall uiyva | poleca Kamphrol.
Kupcie sloik Kamphrol dzisiaj l
niejcie pod reka. tosf.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
S. P. KAzIMIERz GLIRSKL

w d. 1go stycznia, w sanato-
ryum w Na}eczowic, zmarl kazi-
micrz Glihski, poeta duzej MARY,
talentu nieprzecictncgo o tw"r--
czoSci bogatej i r6znorodnej.
Urodzi4 sic W r. 1850, w rodzin-
nej wioscc Wasyl0wce, w pow.
Skwirskim. Wyksztaicenie wyzsze
pobierai ia uniwersytccie w IRA
Ikowic ma wyd1iale historyczno-
filologicznym. Pierwsze swe 1.-TWO
nv poetyckie drukowal w latach
1S76-lS7S w ,Kalinie" krakow
skiej i ,!!Strzesze" lwowskiej Ry-
chtera. w latach nastepnych O.
glosii drukiem caSy szereg prac
l~literackich Z dziedziny poezyl,
belletrystvki i dramatu. Powiesci
Gliiskiego cicszy}y sic zaSfuzo--
mem powodzcniem. Zwlaszcza "a
siugujq ma uwage .,Kwiaty be-
won't, powieSG. wydana w roku
1894, .Tarantula' 1896, ,yKle-
ska" 0S9O. ..Wr6ci' (189S),
y1Losy" C1S99), YKrzywda'
QS99) i innc.
Utwory $p. Kazimjerza Glih--
gkiego oprocz wartoSci "literac-
kich odznacza}y sic zawsze wy
sokim poziomem moralnym.
TreSc czerpal Poeta Z n~aszej pre-
szioSci historycznej, bQdz tel Cd
twarzal naszc stosunki obyczajo-
we i s~poleczne.
Schodzi Z MIN do grobu pisarz
r2sowy o rozlcgivch widnokrc-
zach tw6rczej mySli p0eta szczc-
ry, kt6ry wora} SIC slime w za3o-
ny piSmicnnictwa polskego.
Ma razic cGrauiczamy SIG jcdy
mic do kr6tkicj wzmianki dzicnni-
~karskiej. dotycz&cej Sp. Kazimic-
RIA GIIislicgo. Tw0rczosci jc%o
nicbawcm roSwiec'my artykuI %
szcrnicjSzy i bardziej wyszcrpu--
jqcv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

ia. czyli, &c "a glupicgo dolara
dostajc sic ich Gala setke lub vie
ccj - to co bedzic, jak one "a
czna isG w gore, a naPewno poi
da, gdy Polska stanie ma nosl l
zacznie ex%portowac materially.
Wtenczas, gdy "a marke bedzIc
sic p}acilo diva Gently, to juz po-
dwoileS TIVE picniadze, a gdy
p6jda do pieciu ccntow, to juz
masz twoje sto dolarow czy ty-
siqc piet razy pomnozony.
Gdv sic jcszcze Z drugiej stro-
ny rozwazy fakt, re te akcye tax
ze pojda w gore i "a jakieS rok,
diva. kazda z Mich bedzie warta
jake cztery hub piec tysiecy ma
rex, to dopiero widzimy, jaki to
bedzie zarobek. A inaczej bye
mic mozc / ci, co dis kupuja ak
eve Banku Spofek, "a pare lat be
da sobic jczdzili Pc Polsce jake
.jacy magnaci. Ola mas, majacych
anerykanskic dolary, lest to i'll
tcres tax dobry, re nalezaloby
sprzedaG ostatni Sunday suit" i
kupic ,,szery" bankowe.
DUO jeszczeby MONA ma ten
tcmat pisaG, ale ma razie to. co
powiedziaiem, wystarczy. Mole
stosunki z bankierami, jake to
Il biedncgo proboszcza ma prow1n
cyl. byly bardzo nieznaczne; ivy
klc ogranicza}y sic do tego, re 2
drzcnicm i biciem serca czekalem
czy mnie lub parafii Jake sto
Tub pare set pozycza, lecz PREY
szed}ej do nastepujacej konklu-
zyi: Sprzcdam, co mann pod re-
ka. a "a to kupie o lie moznoScl
jak najwieccj akcyi Banku Spo-
lex, rcsztc pieniedzy W postacl
poISkich marek wySle do tego Sa-
mcgo banku W Poznaniu i pc
tenn iak n~ajpredzcj wracam do
Pcls&i. ably ma ojczystci zieml
pracowac Ola Boga i ludzi.
KS. S. A. Iciek,
Virginia, MINI.
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Bank Zwiazku Spolek W Poznaniu.

klein coraz to wyzej wznoszac
jego potege i size: Cd lat wielu,
Jake to dzialo ma pozycyi, stall
on w obronie polskoSci i polskic-
60 robotni&a. Tax jak my tn z
nieufnoScia i gniewcm patrzymy
ma te nasze i~nstytucye flnanso-
we, uwazajac je "a naszych wro-
gov, tax tam w Poznanskiem /
ca{ej Polsce ma Bank Zwiazku
Sp6iek ludzie pattza z duma /
radoScia, gdyz byl i jest on do
broczynca ME tylko Zaboru Pru-
skiego, gdzie sig oparf najstrasz-
niejszym naPadom niemieckicJ
hakaty, ale calej Polski. kt6rej,
gdy zrywala peta niewoli, PREY
-szedi Z dorazna pomoca wielo-
milionowych pozyczek.
Jakaz -roznica miedzy prezy-
dentem syndykatu bankow anne
rykanskich, ktory w szuby i fu-
ira odziany, w pieknym Packar-
die hub krytym Cadillacu, boga-
to ubrany, z drogimi sygnetaml
IA palcach i dyamcntami w kra-
watce, o dziewiatej rano przez
umundurowanego szofera jest Cd
wozony re swej PozamiejskreJ
will do gmachu bankowego W
naszych duzych miastach, a ia
kim ks Adamskim! Przybyl on
u do mas ME blyszczacy Cd zfo-
ia i drogich kamieni, ale jaSnie-
Ijacy wieloletnia ideowq Praca
ola polskiego narodu, a zyjqcy
checia podzwignienia narodu 7
poskromienia naszych odwiecz--
nych wrogow Niemc6w zyd6w'
w Joliet che,pil sic ks. Patron,
re miai ma sobie clegancki gar
nitur, kt6ry go w Amerykanskich
picniadzach kosztowa} az S9.25.,
ale zauwazyc MONA bylo ma MIN
purpury monsigniorskie jake u
znanie jego wieloletniej piracy
ma niwie koSciclnej i narodowej.
Totez lego imie jest W poszano-
waniu u caiego narodu, czegoby
ME MONA powiedzicc o wielu Z
naszych bankierow amerykah-
Akich. w,aczajac / dis s>awnych
Ii ogolowi dobrze manych ban
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kierow polskich. Lecz pomimo
swej wrodzoncj skromnoSci i pro
stoty, Ks. Adamski jest cziowie-
klein nieposzlakowanego charak
tcru i nadzwyczajnych zdolnosci,
ktorcmu pod tym wzgledem ma
10 z naszych Morganow i poteg
iinansowych mozc dor6wnac.
Reprczentuje on pod wiclu
wzgledami instytucye, w ktorej
~interesie tu przybyl. Bedac w
Polscc rok te1nu, byiem take w
Banku Zwiazku Sp6tek w Po-
znaniu. Budynek ladny, ale ME
imponujacy; panowai w MIN pod
Gas mojej obeonoSci ruch bar
do ozywiony, gdyz ludzie zno-
sill tysiace nicmicckich ~.traucr-
shein0w" ma pozyczke panstwo-
va. Ma czcle instytucW stoja III
die re wszech stron dzielni
zdolni, nadmienit nalezy, re
pierwszy polski byly minister
skarbu. DIR. Bnglich. Jest dyrek-
torem tego banku, jak rowniez
DIR. Bajohski. jcden z m~lodszych
ludzi, ktory dis pracuje w mini
steryum skarbu w Warszawie.-.
lest tam takich wiecej i niekto-
rzy z Mich til przybyli z ks. A
damskim, wytresowani ma wzor
niemiecki.
Polske dis MONA porownac
do ziemi zyznej i urodzajnej, ale
pclnej pichkow i kamieni: to SO
Niemcy i zydzi. I ma}ymi pion-
kami ! kamieniami - to nasz go
spodarz lub przemysfowiec sam
sobie da rade, ale te DUE pnie,
| civil wielkie niemieckie majqtki
i fabryki, hub wiekszc zydowskic
intercsa, potrzebuja wiekszych
sil i pomocy, azeby je Z polskicj
ziemi wyrugowat. Tel wiaSnic
pomocy f%inansowcj dostarcza
bank Zwiazek Spo}ck w Pozna'
niu. luz ola samych narodowycl
powod6w dobra jest rzecza pc,
picrac ten bank zakupujac jcgo
akcye pc s22. sztuka, azeby TEN
samem dopom6dz do wyrugow0
MIA jakicgoS Hindenburga lu'
Mojsie Gonna Z Polski.
Lecz Komisya, ma czclc kt6,
rel stoi ks. Patron Adamskl, ME
przyjcchafa do Amcrykii Ola &C.