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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Less Powerful
Set ScorIna Record

New York. Oct. 2l,-Thc White Plains
believed TO be a new metTopoIitap scholastic
record by defeating the PeeKski!l Military
terday afternoon. The previous record score
was made by Brooklyn Prep in 1916 when
the Crown Heights eleven defeated Adelphia
Academy. OF Brooklyn. 1l3 TO o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
FIVE NEW HOLES OPENED FOR
PLAY IN MA7ZAN7LC CITY GOLF
Tom Wooten Seaside STAR Describes Starter of Proposed &C.
Hole Layout-Expect Better Test of Golf Than Formerly
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

yards. The balance of the course then
continues consecutively over the holes
which were formerly known as ?. 3. 4,
3, 9. Z. 8, o. -. 13, IA. II and 49,"
Par and distances of the holes in the
order they are now laid out can be
seen by the following card:
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1--WE new holes were introduc,

INlNE new holes were introduced to
i tho entrants TODAY in the annual
fou GOLF tourney Of the Country Club
of Atlantic CIty ot Northfpld
,rbo frs. tortb olo,o,tb fftoenth
nv nlnI. tr.n' ~. - NV os IL
gnu S!At'r"sn t hoIeS Vi .nu 'Tr Ino,' oiir,.
maS S'o", , ~, ~ ,sa,'i o,,. oins odTod
.L,.,.,.. hoIaa +, ro
course OF thirty-six holes Is pro-
posed ana nine more new noleS are
about completed. Inc! VIII De rSaus
for play in the spring. and but snort
time after that the entire extra eight
cen holes will be finished.
But that's of the future. To cover
the course as it will be played in the
tourney this week Tom Wooton. one of
the best golfers at Mortified takes
some of his busy time to write us the
following description of the revised
eighteen holes where the play 10 quaiiiy
was held today:
uo..or Tost
'.,,, o,,oa % +ho rrosent
Ill Inc hin mrH m' % to make make n greater test
of golf possible.
The aggregate length OF the eighteen
holes is Increased from oou 10 Wo !arus.
according to the terlng irng'ns. ,n,, sum-
modern golt architecture hns ih'lsu.Su ~ u
the need OF accuracy on many OF tne
holes, While several IaSes on .ne Ia La'' =
ways OF some OF the ne" ho'es "ou d
scenic Improvement .oa
Inc new seV.'u.' tou dnrs T' 81" ,n1 nla ver.
nrr!, "pen,b ~ iotest odd;tions n n casing
. i,r"nounue ute '"'e'' "''''''
''Ni,!T'eiiient !irI' s .ho foiruors of tho now
no;e -, @ '"U 90 l., oxce,Iont condi :
touFSe ln US. tho ar ,,,,onns ~
''o'. !;rt as gre 'ho hoIe uou storts with the
~ nc ..ne' .lS' AO os FornerIv tnrninp
SIM sIlv We ;e. ,;oht .dosiec a dis
ton"a nf ohou+ o50 Yards from the tee.
W. oo,o"d ". sbot ic n long iron shot. or
hno,.,,;o -" accorJirg to the distance Of
tbo dr;yo and nm cycellent undulatine
green is banked with traps on either
slde ana iaAc III ,"' ''"',
"A long driver mas Glstlnct al .
vantage, as a high mound Is aced al
the turn in the course 10 prevent SNORT
cutting. Inc hole no" measures p'
yards.
FuII Iron
~. :. s,,,, Tao, o,o, ,o,o
rr NO. oi.oJ au,. 1''. WV, J',aa;.. ,aNu
ime sry'n .nonnaS a ~ ,%o ,oft Sn ~ fsnn,
Eposrnpns, ,rappeu " 'ne m.t III i'oh' tu.
anu ny rous" az eaSn J nIounu oh 'he
f's.S; III h"io' that ,,ru ,;e.,
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still has Stinchcomb and Workman :.
n backficld nucleus, and is NOT W az
cast out by mere wave Of tho b.rge
Whoever wins, the West faces anntLu.
brilliant season, with a sufficient abnnr
dance OF star material ut hand,
But It's Tough on Rutgers .'
"EYRENCl1, former Rutgers n,ov,.
1 starred for the Army, his via,
attack" oints
Kelly, formerly Of Rutgers" scored
two touchdowns for Yale. eu
Rutgers might arise some dav ons
suggest that certain rival institut;oau.
develop their own material. "'''uS
THOSE who don't believe that q sv,.
4 TEN counts for much in footbo,,
that material in the raw is everytbins
might watch Cornell's progress for tha
next two years. '"e
As FOR the systems - ono ~ N,
"A greatest athletic systems we kno,
of is Jack Moakley. a great trainer auS
a sportsman of high ideals. ""'
TNHE Master Mind is never cauobt
l. but he couldn't be a Master Mind /,
he was. One of his greatest strokes ~
Observation-Disclosures was to adopt Hek's
old motto: Before cracking anytbinS
be sure of your terminal facilities"
A NY town that would extend a vel.
L A come to Jackson. Cicotte, Williams
etc, would build an arch Of triumnb
for the Homecoming of Benedict Arnold
SSa SIosscSy. SrSwn him with a ehnpletsof apple
|WE UNDERSTAND that Mr.
w Levinsky deeply resents the criti.
cism attached to his last contest
Whereas, there are also number az
persons who deeply resent having noid
out from S33 to S55 20 get pCek nj
Mr.. Levinsky's wares.
COPYRIGHT. 1920. All rights rcscrved
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Harvard Faces Hard Game

NEXT Saturday will be of the biggest days Of the
IN football Heading the list is the Harvard
Center contest: next in line Princeton and the
Navy and after that comes the Dartmouth Syracuse
affair Pitt plays Georgia Tech and Penn mingles with
Virginia Military Institute of Lexington, Va; but they
should worry.
The eyes of the football world the game at
Cambridge, and it looks if Harvard confronted
with a big job. Center College has been training hard
with this game in view. This is the first chance
Charley Morans team has had to perform in what is
known the big league and nothing has been overlooked
When Charley Morans team faces the Crimson at
Cambridge next Saturday it will be in top form. The
will have played together for than a month,
the team play will be perfect and the attack should be
smooth and very effective.
To my mind small college team always has the edge
big eleven at this time of the year. Harvard. for
example still expermentng The varsity has not yet
been picked and will not be until the Princeton
November g. Coach Fisher has pointed his toward
that game and Center will be treated like any ordinary
opponent
1t was the with Yale in the Boston College game
last Saturday Before the contest stories of New
Haven that the in bad shape, several of the
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otroko better!
Somehow or other the stars OF the
feminine ranks seem to be playing at
least a stroke or two better in their
media, play this year.
Miss Marion Hollins. New York,
brought home the winning nrd In the
national qualifying round, with an ",
closely pressed by Miss Alexa Stirling,
the champion. ,.
| The following week Miss Stirling
broke the Huntingdon valley course
record for women here, with an 81, TO
qualify for the Berthellyn Cup.
Yesterday Mrs. Clarence II. Wander
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Man o. Var Fooled BookmakerS

THERE has been whole flock Of great horse in
the past furnish topic for conversationaly inclined
and historic clashes such the ourlCss
Omar Khayyam and the Billy Kelly Eternal duel
there has been in this country that caused
anything like the excitement that little S75 900 affair
at the Windsor track last Tuesday week. when Man o.
War made Sir Barton look like goat with three wooden
legs and the other one in splints.
When the great thoroughbred exhibited Rose
Tree Hunt yesterday of the wise persons spilled
conversation about the 1t quite interesting
In connection with that there lot of incl
dents that to the surface far the general
public is concerned and few of them happened in
this city.
far is known according to the gossip. it the
first in history that Philadelphia bookmakers
absolutely showed under and forced to quit by the deuge
Of money flung at them in the form of bets.
The pari mutuel machines at the track paid odds of
! to 20 Man o. War, and that about where the
local bookies and those in other cities started to quote
but lot of things happened and later betors joyousy
accepted a price of to 3 on the great champion.
That stimulated the betting, and bookmaker who
boasted that he had to up the sign and thought
he would swamped when $4,000 bets came
in faster than he could handle them.
There a lot of mystery surrounding the and
all the insiders began to suspect something wrong
when a strict censorship put the telegraph and
telephone wires leading out of Windsor.
The only advance matter sent by the Associated
Press. and the boOkmHkers all the country
petey up in the air the condition of the weather
and trackand everything else for that matter. Finally
managed to get in touch with fellow bookie in De-
troit the long distance phone and discovered that
the track also being guarded to prevent of its
condition leaking out However, the Detroter had learned
that it was 'cuppy and slightly soft.
IMMEDIATELY the I TO 20 odds on Man o War
1 began to faH and ended at I to 3. as Sir Barton
is good in any kind of going. whic Man o. War
problem bad track Our bookeS are
facing hard ointer.
CopvriOht 1920, bv Public Ledger Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

vTyHEN it comes to stepping into golden showers and
wv things like that. the of football certainly is on
the job this The well known sport Of kinks is
enjoying its most and yet there has
been nothing get excited about. The big still
be played but date the attendance figures which
have quite bit to do with the gate receipts have been
unusually large and healthy
It If the public. after reading about the base
ball scandal and the deal handed out by several White
Sox players has decided to ratronze sport which is
absolutely on the level. Another thngand this applies
only to Phadelphiathe spectators not overlooking
a chance to a home win games. 1t is
unusual the percentage column and discover tho
figures 1000 but such is the The University Of
Psnhsylvania hasn't lost game this year-n fact 1t
hasn't been scored upon. Connie Mack and William F.
Baker, please note.
Last Saturday just ordinary football day, but
could have it by the size OF the crowds
More than $4,000 fans the Penn Lafayette game
2 900 present when Boston College defeated Yale
there packed houses at Harvard and Princeton
and in Syracuse mob of % 600 sat through driving
rain storm Pitt and Syracuse play I to tie.
Philadephans have turned out in such huge
numbers this year. The opening with Delaware
drew $4,000. Eighteen thousand the Bucknel CON
capacity last Saturday. Approximately $4,000 spectators
have attended the four home and this is record
If the early games draw such crowds. what
will happen when REAL opposition comes to Franklin
Field? State will be here October 80 and will be fol-
lowed by Dartmouth, Pittsburgh and Cornell Those four
games will jam the arena to the waters edge.
AND those battles betpeen Yale aud Harpdrd,
<1 Princeton and Harrdrd aud Yale aud Prince
ton not to be sneesed at rhen figuring
ATTENDANCE
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Montgomery County champs Fst.d

Souderton, champions OF the AIontgomerv
County Baseball League. were honored last
night at the annual banquet OF tho orpanI
zatior at the Hotel Walton. Two hundrsb
enthusiasts attended. The six clubs. Souder.
ton. Amber. Doylcstown. Lansdale Chest.
nut Hin and Fort washington, were reprs.
sented around the festive board
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

ABOUT $4,000 FOOTBALL FANS
HA We SEEN PENN PLAY THIS YEAR,
WHICH RESEMBLES GATE RECORD
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger


best men were the sdeines and this looked like an
abi framed in advance. However. since the defeat not
has been made by the Yale coaches. Yale
took that beating without whimper and deserves great
credit for it, Spirit like that pass unnotced and
Yale should feel proud of team which be just
as great in defeat in victory.
Now 1t is Harvard's turn. 1t will face n team com
posed Of veterans, two OF whom selected ALI
American players last year. 1t virtually is the same
eleven which made such brilliant record last year Only
two men were lost and their places filed BY better
This Center with everything in it's favor will face
a team which has not yet reached top form.
THIS does not mean that Hdrrdrd iciH be de-
4 tcdtCd. Far be il from that. However, indicd-
tionS point TO a tough tusSle, and kmowS it
better than the Crimson coaching staff. Forccdrncd
is forcarmed, so let's odit and sec phdt happens
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

Total--645o yards. par Il.
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Ascension has the two Walders In Its
IIne-up and these two lads are the making Of
two fast PLAYERS. Roy 10 setting the drib'
bling down In hn1 form.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

Matt Ryan will tackle the Hlbernians on
next Sunday afternoon on the latter's
Erounds. Second and Bristol streets. The
Ascension team In going strong again this
season having played two much stronger
teams TO a tie finish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

As FOR the systems one OF tho
"A greatest athletic systems we knov
of is Jack Moakley, a great trainer arJ
a sportsman of high ideals. "'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

Ness has been assigned TO regular berth
Of ROalkerpRr for DisstOns this season, HIS
work against the North Ends was blS
feature last week.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

W sail Northwest, pnr. 24O0 W.
North ave. odbyl sic onegdaj ban
kiet ma czest radcy miasta p. Kaindl,
podczas kt6rego wreczono mu zto-
ia gwiazde aldermahska wysadzana
dysmentami. Blisko 1000 gosci Ee-
bra1o sic do ]obszernej sail pomie-
dry kt6rymi byio take wielu Fola-
kow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
z JADWIGOWA.

- Czlonkowie Tow. Sw. JaCka No.
2G9 Zjed. przystapia do spowiedzi
dis W sobotq, d W niedzielG rano O
godzinie $50 do Komunii Sw. Ze-
braG sic W sail posiedzeh odzna-
kami. - Szczep. Grzemski, PREF,
Ant. Zielinski, sckr. prot, 2215 Car
yer vi. ,
- Tow. Sw. Cecylii No. 1S3 S. P.
W A. ma ~posiedzenie W niedziele,
SGD wrze$nia, o godzinie 2ej popo-
ludniu. - J. Gasikowski, PREF; B.
Figiel, sekr. prot, 1928 Hervey vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
Z WACkAWOWA.
-Wakacye sic koncza to tel

I -Wakacye sic koncza to tel
szkola Sw. Waclawa otworzy swe
podwoie ola dzicci t%utejszych W
przyszly wtorek dnia ;go wrze-
Snia, w ktorym to dniu trzeba
bedzie dzieci zapisywac czcig.
Si6str Nauczyciclek a nauka sic
rozpocznie w Srode. Przytcm przy
pomina sic parafianom o tenn, Il
Ii Msze Sw. w nicdzicle zmieniolic
beda tax ze pierwsza Msza bedzle
o godzinie 6smej, druga o die
w;atei, a suma o godzinie 1890.
-Kluby T. Kosciuszki Kr'
Kingi beda miafy wspolne posIe-
dzenie W druga niedzicle wrze~-
Snia to Jest dnia l2go, bcdzie o
mawiana sprawl roczncgo baza-
ri, to tez wSzyscy powinni sic sta
vic.
-Siostra NJ. Amancya nauc2y
cieIka osmej klasy ma Waciawo--
vie. kt6ra ~przeszla hardzo n;chez
pieczna operacye. p~rzvchodzi sta
lie chot powell do z@7,w;a. Z czc
go sic wszyscy ma WacFawowie
~ciesza. MIME jcszczc nicjaki cas-
rim bedzie n dosyt silna, BY "a
jqt sic swa praca, do kt6rei 'ada
by jak najpredzej powrdcit
- Zapowiedziany Wielki Pix
nix naszych panienek odbedzrc
sic W najblizsz2 nicdzi'S dnia D
go wrzcSnia, w pieknym ogro
die ATLAS diva biloxi N ?6}noc
Cd Lawrence ave. ma lin;i tram
waiowej Crawford. Poczqtck pix
niku o godzinie drugiej po polud
niu. Wszyscy Wac}awowianie
oraz przyjacicle Waclewowa Wy
tierajq sic ma ten pink, sdyz M
SIC panienki ME zaSvpialv Snra--
wy lccz przez Gala pore lctnia jah
mr6wki pracowaly mad dostarcze
nicm rjznych niespodzianck, kt6
&c kazdcgo zabawia. Zehra}y tax
&c miedzy SODA i Cd na:zych pol
~kich kupc6w spo-o sIicznycl' IA
crGd, kt6rc sic do5:cn" tym, kto
ry1n ~szczeScic posluzy. Oznajmia
"a take IL przygotowuja smacz
nc przckqski, ~ciasta, owocc i ka--
VIC. tax. by goScic mic odczuli 81
du; sprzcdawac to bcde p bar
tzo umiarkowancj cc7ic. Przygrv
wac do tanca bedzie orkistra bra
ciKipkowskich. N.'iec wszyscv
razem ma piknik naszych panien
przez to dodamy I'm zachety do
da!szej piracy okoir rozwoia
swfych bractw i ola COBRA parafii
iw. Wac}awa.
Komitet sprzedaly bond6w
dalei chodzi cd domu do domr!.
Dotychczas w obecnym ,,drive'
komitet ten sprzeda! bond6w "a
przeszlo 5000, lecz to RTE dosyc
gdyz parafia nasza ma zcbrac WIG
cci. WieIu icszcze rodak6w ma
Waclawowic ME poezric sic do o
bcwiazku zakupicnie cfoc jedne
80 bondu polSkicgo. cllot MONA
je nabyt ma dogodnych warun
kach. Kazdy. kto nosi imie Pola-
la. powinien posiadaS chot jcdcn
bond, vice ocuccie sic z letargu
W'acfawowianic i wszyscy be-
wyjatku pozyczcie Polsce swego
grosza.
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'NOTATM OSOBISTE.

panStwo IdZi i EWclna RatkOWScy,
am. pnr. 10 Noble ul, o~bchodzlli
w tych dniach ~jcdcnaSta %rccznice
wsp6lnego pohycia maiAeiSkicSo. Il O.
kazyi tel krcwni i przyjaciele urzadzi-
Ii solpnizantom Skromna nicSpodZlAn-
Ike W domu ich, Gdzic sic bawiono do
p6incj godziny. Podczas wieczcrzT
skladano Solenizantom ScrdccZne ~
czenia i take wrcczono i'm hilka cen
nych upOmink0w.
W ubicyla Srode W ko%ciele p. W. sw.
Jacka ma MSzy Sw., o gOdzinle $50 z
rama y. FranciSzck Rcpiiski G. r., stu
la polaczyl p. EuSonilTsza Rynicwicza
z parma Lcokadya KaczyGska c6rka
PIP. L%conoStwa K~aczynSkich. MSze Sw.
ma i~ntcncyc nowolenC6w celebrowai y.
ArAtur Dabr0wSki G.. Il. w aSyStencyi
y. DIR. Leona J~asihskicgo jake dyakona
Bronislawa LazarowiUa G. r. ia
kO subdyakona. Funkcye mistrZa Co.
remonii pelnil Y. Franciszek RepinSEl
c. II. M{odej pare drulbowali p. Ed
ward Kaczyfiski Z PARMA Maryanna
Pacana i p. Wladyslaw klusiew1cz z
panna Maryanna Harmacihska. Dana
honorowa byIa PARMA R0zalia kaczyn-
ska. pierscionki nioSly made dziewczyn
XII: Rafacla Ringa i Andzia klnSic-
wicz. Pania mtoda do Oitarza pnpro-
wadziI oiciCc a pana mfodegO matka.
Oitarz byf specyalnie ~przybrany W
kwiaty i palmy Oraz rZesiScie oSwle-
tlony. Ma ch0rze podczas MSzy Sw.
apiewaly micjscowc SioStry zakonne.
Uczta weSelna Odbyla sic W sail OBJ. j.
WarSzylskicgO przy Central Park i
Wolfram I'll. Panstwo m}o1zi zamiesz-
kaja ma stale We wiaSncj rezydeucyi
pnr. 3J1S Diverscy ave.
Tadcusz RyszkowSki many zaszczy-
tnie W ko}ach handlUwych / przemr-
slowych, oddajaT sic gorliwie Spra-
won narodowym. cz1owiek bardzo e.
nergiczny i przedsiebiorczy objai 20
SADIE generalnego organi5atora korpo'
racyS traktorow pod nazwa ,Ursus
Motor Co." i ,.Polskiego Towarzystwa
Technicznego". Ma ten stanowisku "a
wsze chetnemu do uslug swoich roda-
k6w, zyczymy mu szczerze ~powodzenia
- MECH organizuje i buduje.
Doktorowi C.. P. / Annie z DOM
browskich Janickim, Zam. pnr. 1896
Armitage ave-, urodzil sic onegdaJ
zfrowy synck. Matka i nOwOnar"dzonc
dziecie 2najduja Sir W Szpitalu Sw'
Elabirty pod troskliwa oUirkq Dr. C.,
o. Kr~ysiGskicgO.
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WnOSCla WHCnodZlWo lliO%S PO
winno koniecznie okazac dowcdy
Iswojej przynaleznoSci narodowej,
zakupujqc bondy Polskiej Pozy-
czki.
Polska, z~najdujac sic w ciei
klein polozeniu finansowem, Cd
Iniosfa sic Z Gala ufnoScia do swo
ich dzieci ma obczyznie tutaj, re
W tel ciezkiej chwili odrodzenia
pospiesza Jej z pomoca.
Niema nikogo, ably ME odczuS
tego, re Polska potrzebuje pomo-
cy i re naszym Swietym obQwia-
zkiem udzieli6 tel pomocy.
Dotychczas jednak, pomimo
wysifk6w niektorych jednostek,
pozyczka ME dopisuje, a szeregi
szerokich mas w~ychodztwa ME
odczuiy jeszcze, re wolnosc odzy
skana ola Polski MOVIE obowiaz-
Ii ma mas wiozyla, ably wolnoSc u
trzymac.
Tutaj jednak ME tylko pewna
HASA hub Geese spoleczenstwa
ma tego dokazat, lecz Gale be-
wyiatku wychodztwo, - be- wy
jatku z ktorej czeSci Polski kto
pochodzi.
Smutnie sic slyszy nieraz ida
MIA powtarzane przez niektorych
Polakow jeszcze, re ten z Galicyi,
ten z Krolestwa, a ten z Poznan
skiego, Doc to wszystko nasza
kochana Macierz, ia Polska, kto-
ra przez lyle lat starala sic tie
swoje rozproszone dzieci utrzy--
mac wiernemi ola idealow Pol
skich.
Jedna z naszych gorliwych pra
cowniczek w sprzedazy bondow,
opowiadaia nam ciekawe doswiad
genie z dni ostatnich'
w jednym z domow napotka--
Ia trzech szwagrow, dziwnym
zbiegicm ok~olicznoSci Pochodza-
cych z roznych dawnych zabo-
row. Pc przediozeniu i'm propo-
zycyi, aby zakupili bondy, ten po
chodzacy Z Poznanskiego ME tyl
ko &c ME kupii, lecz nawymySlaf
ma obecny rad i stosunki W Pol
see ! re ME warto kupowac bon
dow, -drugi - z dawnej kon-
gres6wki. stale w obronic, &c tax
lie ME Jest i re ob~owiazkicm kaz
diego Polaka Jest zakupywac bon
dy lie moznoSci. Gdy przyszSa
kolej ma trzeciego, ten oswald
cyl, re on juz dawno zakupii bon
dy i jcszcze wiecej zakupi We
dug sill. Podobnc zdania sIyszy
sic czesto, chociaz tego ME MOI
ma brac "a og6lna regule, Doc
wszyscy Polacy przeciez jednako
kochaja Polske i jednako odczu-
waja potrzebe siuzenia Jej W tych
ciezkich i przeiomowych chwi
ZACH.
Dzisiaj wiec, gdy ia znekana
Oiczyzna boryka sic Z przewaza
jqcym wrogiem i tyle tysiecy
szIachetnych Jcj dzieci poSwieca
ia swe zycic, mienie i swoich maj
drozszych, wychodztwo zrozumie
dohiosioSc obowiQzku i pospieszy
do zakupna bondow.
Gas nagli. WolnoSc odzyska-
ma i szcze5liwoSc przysziych po-
kolefi wazv sic ma wiosku.
Obowi2zek Jest pred Mani, a
niespeinienie go sProwadzi ma
wychodztwo sromote / wstyd i.
przyszie pokolenia przeklue mas,
ze5my ME pomni nawo}ywah, ME
pospieszyli tel n~aszej wsp6lnej
Matce ma pomoc.
Dalej wiec! Me odwlekajcie
d}uzej. lecz zakupujcie bondy jak
najpredzej, abysmy kiedyS ME
musieli zaiowa6, gdy bedzie zap6
zno, ably zn6w to stare przyslo--
vie ME sprawdzi}o sic na mas, re
mQdry Polak pc szkodzie.
Kupujcie wiec wiecej i nawoluj
Gle drugich, ably ME byio pomie
dzy nami ami jednego ,.slackera".
kupuicie wiecei bondow P. p.
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Z ~wiasnych rak piracy. Przez lato
pracuje a ma zime ide do szkofy
medycznej. P~ieniadze, ktore tn
zaiaczam w czeku stanowia WIG
ksza sumo mojej oszczednoSci.. -.
ale mojej Babusi Polsce ukocha-
mel chetnie pozyczam. Pojade tez
w drugim tygodniu do Cleveland,
Ohio, do mych rodzicow starusz-
k6w i poprosze ably pozyczyli Pol
see poiowe swojej oszczednoSci.
Wien, re Rodzite chetnie wySiu-
chaja mojej prosby i uczyni9 ten
'Swiety obowiazek ola cierpiacej
.Ojczyzny.
Pismo, Sw. mowi, re w cierpiacej
ludzkoSci mieszka Chrystus Pan,
a kto pomoze tel ludzkoSci, pomo-
&c Zbawicielowi, ktory "a zycia
pc Smierci nagrodzi kazdemu we
dug uczynk6w jego. Ew. Sw,
Mateusza, 31-46 %.
FIR. Sadowski,
S57 So. Holman ave-,
Hammond, Indiana.
P.S.-W tym liScie jest praw-
da, ktora przeniknie tysi9ce osob
ospalych do spehienia dobrego u
czyrku. Uzyjcie te prawde do pu-
blikacyi jezeli chcecic. - F. S.
Kupujcie Bondy!
Me zwlekajcie!
Donosza, re Polska przepedzi-
la bolszewik6w i CT uciekaja w po-
pfochu co i'm tchu starczy!
A Ty czy juz przepedziieS tu-
'tejszych bolszewik6w, ktorzy ME
tylko, &c sami mic chc2 kupic bon
du, czy to &c wzgled6w osobistych
czy to Z innych ale " dodatku
jeszczc rozsiewaja falszywe po--
gloski o Polsce! OdpowiCdzi2 ma
to: Kup bond polski, kup ~jeszcze
jeden wiecej i staraj sic p~rzekonac
drugiego moralnie o jego obo--
wiazku i powinnoSci wzgledem
Polski.
Kup dis! Kup zaraz! Kup
wiecej! Me zwiekaj!
Kup w Centralnym komtecic,
1909 North Ashland ave. "a So
towke albo ma spiaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

RaZem

Przedstawiciel PolskieSo Mini
sterstwa Skarbu pan HiPoIlt OIl
vic W odezwie swej do Polskie--
90 wvchodztwa odzywa sic: "Ro
dacy! Zwyciestwa polskiego ore
"a zdumiewaja SWAT caiy. Pc
swiecenia Narodu Polskiego ME
maia granic. Nasi rodacy W sta
rym kraju ziozyli ma oitarzu o.
czyzny zycie, krew i mienie swe.
Kobiety i dzieci SHY do szere-
gov. Entuzyazm ogarna1 cafy
,Nar6d. Najezdzca zostai Pokona-
ny, wypedzony, Inicestwiony.
Dokonano tego wiasnemi siiami".
Jezeli spoieczehstwo polskie
znekane tylo-letnia woinq kle<k2
mi rozmaitemi potrafilo nieprzy-
iaeiela czychajacego na zgube