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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Stock Of Millinery For Sale.

Desiring to quit business, will
sell my entire stock of millinery
consisting of New Fall Hats,
Shirt Waists, Notions, etc. | pre-
fer to dispose of entire stock to
some one desiring to enter busi-
ness. If buyer is not found,
will sell the stock slightly above
cost at retail. Anyone purchas-
ing stock may lease my present
location, corner of Main and B.
streets, one of the best business
stands in the city. I am desirous
of quick sale. Call at store or
telephone l3O.
GREEN MILLINERY co.
24o If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
CENTRAL KY,
HUNTERS MEETING
Elaborate Plans Being Made For
18th Annual Event At College
Hill Next Week

Beautiful trophies, principally sill
yer sups, to be awarded winners in
the various events of the twelfth an
nual meeting of the Central Ken
lucky Fox Hunters Association pext
week, have begun to arrive and indi-
cations are there will be a record
breaking attendance and participation
of dogs, since President Robert Ter
rill and Secretary Thomas w. Reeves
are busily engaged with reports in
cident to the opening.
1t is believed there will be at least
60 dogs enter the derby, which will
be run on Tuesday and Wednesday,
and that one-third as many more will
participate in the all-age event later.
That there will be participants from
other states there is no question and
preparations are being made at Col
lege Hill for the caring of the larg
est number of hounds in years. 1t will
be necessary for every participant to
be entered and marked on Monday
night. The first event, taking place
on Tuesday morning, October 10, at
6 o'clock, will be followed by list of
events the latter. part of the week
that promise to render the program
both interesting and exciting.
A. w. Parrish, the well known and
efficient Judge who has officiated in
such substantial and satisfactory
manner for years, has been secured
to do the judging at the bench show.
This feature this year, it is said, is
expected to eclipse anything of the
kind heretofore offered at meeting
of this organization.
One of the first trophies to arrive,
a beautiful silver cup standing eight
inches high, is rom Lynn Shouse, of
Lexington. 1t, together with others
to be awarded at other events, will
be on display at local show window
late Thursday. The trophies this
year are said to be above the ordi-
nary in point of beauty and value.
Madison county, which usually fur
nishes the bulk of dogs or this popu-
lar and auspicious event, will be much
in evidence this year, many owners
preparing to participate. There will
be big entrance beginning Monday
morning, and this will continue until
late at night, when the registering
and marking will close. Madison
county has not only been furnishing
many of the winners of this associa-
ton, but the national meetings have
a large representation of local dogs.
Residents of College Hill are prepar-
ing for the annual event, which is
looked upon by them as one of the !
greatest affairs of that locality during
the entire year.
The judges for the start have been
selected, and it is hoped, as has been
the custom, to retain them through !
out the meet, their only withdrawal
being that they own dogs participat- !
ing in some of the events, in which I
case the list of judges is necessarily |
changed. The list to start, which /
will be with the derby on Tuesday |
will as as follows: Raymond
Davis, Lane: ster; Owen Million, Mad
ison county; Jasper Maupih, Yer
sailles; Miley Long, Madison county,
and Everett Green, Madison county. !
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Merry Louisville Man
Chases His Assailant
(Bv AssOclated Press)

Louisville, Oct. 14-Although
hit in the head by five pound
iron ball thrown by a man who
entered his grocery, V. Billeci to-
day chased the man ten blocks
through the down town streets,
aided by a policeman, but the at
tacker got away. Billeci had his
back to the man when the ball
was thrown. 1t would have pro-
badly killed him had it hit his head
solidly. Instead it was a glanc-
ing blow. Billeci bled profusely
while chasing his assailant.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
DAMAGE CASE TO JURY

The evidence in the $4,000 suit fol
damages brought against Berea Col
lege by J. B. Richardson was sub
mitted late Wednesday evening and
the arguments began Thursday morn
ing. This admitted of the case going
to the jury shortly before noon on
Thursday morning. The case has re-
quired two whole days in the hear
ing. There were a number of wit
nesses absent for time that is said
to have retarded progress.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
OPERATIONS SOUGHT
BY Ex-SERvICE MEN

The Pattie A. Clay hospital, which
is noted as a busy establish ent or
dinarily, is experiencing c.. Impetus
in business generally as a result OF
the institution being represented in
the United States hospital unit re-
Gently established. There have been
number of operations performed
on ex-service men and there are q
number more booked for the near fu-
ture. Some will be of a yer yimpor-
tant nature. There are many young
veterans of the late war being ex-
amined and large per cent of them
it is reported, will undergo opera
tions for various Affections.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
FUNERAL OF MRS. PALMER

The funeral of Mrs. Lee Palmer, of
Round Hill, victim of fire beneath
kettle in the yard where she was
washing, took place Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Round Hill Christian
church and was largely attended.
There were friends from afar to pay
their last respects to the well known
woman, and the capacity of the
church was taxed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Child's Leg Broken

While playing in swing at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. J. Mckee, Gladys Mckee, aged
IA, sustained broken leg. The
child, which had been attending
school in Winchester, had been
brought home owing to illness,
and had been here but a short
time until the accident took place.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Cotton Gin Burned
(By Associated Press)

IBy ASsOclated I'reSs1
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. l4-The
first indication of possible night
rider activities in West Tennessee
was reported in a dispatch from
Homerville, telling of the destruc-
tion of cotton gin and bales OF
cotton at Warregan, valued at
$1,000. Several other gin burn
ings are reported in other south
ern states last night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

You can tell lockwood Coffee
user a block away. He wears the
smile that never comes off. More peo-
pie are trying lockwood Coffee every
day. Get on the band wagon, brother.
If d. B. Mckinney Co.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

Arnold Turpin is at the Pattie A.
Clay hospital, where he had his tom
sils removed Wednesday afternoon.
The operation was successful and Mr.
Arnold will be able to resume work
within short time, it is predicted.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
ROUND HILL FARMS SELL WELL

For James w. Turner, Real Estate
Dealer R. G. Woods, of Paint Lick
sold his farm of 35 acres of unim-
proved land this week. For w. T
Turner. Mr.. Woods sold 35 acres OF
unimproved land to the same buyer at
$500 an acre. These tracts are be-
tween Kirksville and Round Hill and
on the Kirksville and Kentucky rivel
pike in the famous big crop tobacco
section.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Card of Thanks

We take this means of thanking
DIR. Pope, Mr.. Rufus Brakeman,
and all who so kindly and tenderly
ministered unto us in Our great
bereavement. For the beautiful
floral tributes. the sweet words OF
sympathy and Brother Tinder for
his great consolation.-L. S. Pal
mer and Family. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Mrs .Malloy Injured

Mrs. John Malloy fell from a
window at the Gibson House, on
Main street, Wednesday night,
and sustained a compound frac-
ture of her ankle. DIR. O. F. Hume
after an ex-Ray examination,
stated the fracture complete Of
both bones. Mrs Malloy will be
compelled to remain in bed for
several weeks.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

Cincinnati, Oct. 14-Catt1e ex-
tremely slow; hogs slow ano
steady; Chicago 1Oc higher.
Louisville, Oct. IA Cattle 45O
ST lower; tops $13; hogs 1,4OO
steady and unchanged; sheep 100;
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Chinese Report Untrue
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
Washington, Oct. l4-Rumors
that the Pekin government had
been overthrown was disposed of
today by message received at
the White House from President
Husshih Chang, of China.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

FOR SALE-Nice 5 room cottage on
Fourth street: 2 porches; water works
electric lights; garage Tor Two cars.
see ii T. evans 249 4p
FOR RENT-Nice home on corner OF
Moberly avenut and Third street; IN,
quire next door. Mrs. Wm Sowmans
249 2p
FOR SALE-4-roll Mccormick corn
husker and shredder; 10 h. p. kerosene
engine; Blizzard cutter; Superior wheat
drill cevington Jett. phone 10,
Kirksviile. 247
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
MacSwiney Holding On

London, Oct. 14-Lord Mayor
MacSwiney was reported by his
doctor this morning as being ex-
tremely weak. This is the 63rd
day of his hunger strike in Brix-
ton prison.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Hang 2; Reprieve 10
(By Associated Press

Chicago, Oct. 14-Frank Cam
pine and James H. Reese, muir
derers, were hanged here today.
Frank Sagar, another slayer, will
go to the gallows tomorrow. Ten
others men sentenced to be hang
ed today or tomorrow for murder
were granted reprieves.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
Weather For Kentucky

Increasing c1oudiness probably
followed by showers Friday and
in west portion tonight; some
what cooler in west portion Fri
day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

AT Cape May, N. F., fisherman
took from the stomach of fish which
he caught with hook and line a
Spanish coin dated 1890.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

FOR SALE-Prosperous Millinery
store; best location in city; sickness
reason for selling Emden's Miliiery
Shop. 315 w. Main, Lexington. KY,
phone 1865 Y. 24S Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14
ARTHUR DENMAN
DIES OF WOUNDS
Nicholasville Merchant Shot Over
Football Ticket Argument
Succumbs To Wounds

Arthur Denman, prominent young
merchant of Nicholasville, who, it is
alleged, was shot last Thursday night
by Prof. T. B. Threlkeld, as the re
suit Of quarrel between his brother
William Denman, and the professor
over the sael of football tickets. died
in Lexington at the Good Samaritan
hospital, where he was taken imme-
diately after the shooting for treat
ment.
The affray occurred in the Denman
dry goods store at Nicholasville. Will
liam Denman, who, it is alleged, was
beaten about the face and head by
Prof. Threlkeld and his son, was ta-
ken to Lexington for treatment. but
was discharged several days ago.
Nicholasville, KY, Oct. 14.-When
the news of the death of Arthur c..
Denman reached here from Lexing-
ton a gloom was cast over the city.
The trouble arose over the sale of
tootball tickets by a student of the
Threlkeld Select school, when young
Threlkeld went to the store to settle
;he argument. The professor, know
ng his son would come in contact
With the Denman brothers, armed
himself, it is reported, with a pistol
and went to the store, where he and
Arthur Denmap engaged in difficult
" in which he is alleged to have shot
Oenman. Prof. Threlkeld J., ne of
Nicholasville's most respected citizens
md is conducting a successful school,
having so pupils enrolled. He is 73
years of age and the affair is deeply
'egretted here.
The body of Denman was brought
20 the home of his mother, Mrs. Will
lam Denman, Sr., on Richmond ave-
lue. Arthur Denman was one of the
:ity's most popular young business
men, 35 years of age and lived all of
lis life here. He is a grandson of
Judge w. H. Phillips and is survived
~ sister, Miss Alice Denman, of
his city. Immediately after the news
cached here, Prof. Threlkeld went to
The sheriff's Office and gave himself
Up.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22
DO WIADOMOSCI.

wSzystkich Interesant6w nnjuprIei-
miej prOsimy o prEeStrEegante poni1-
s1ych wskaZ0wek;
Biura Administracyi nasxeJ otwnrte
sa przeB dzien eaty Cd godEiny S-meJ
Ernna do 1880 wiecLorem - CO dnta' q
wyjatkiem niedziel 1 swiat Obowiazu-
jacych.
ZarEadca Pisma nasxego sPrsyJmuJe
Iuteresnnt0w CO dnia w GODZ1NACH
POPOLUDSIOWYCH cd 2-giej do S-tej
- q wyjAtkiem sObSt.
Redakcyn dla jnteresant0w otWarta
lest TYLKO w 'GODZINACH PORAN-
NYCH, Cd GODZINY 1880 DO GODZI-
NY IIi3O; Pc %pOiudniu tylko I'm specJ-
alma umOwa
Redaktor NaezeIny pr1yJmuJe inte-
TYLkO Pc GODZINLE 1O-teJ
PRED POLUDNIEM.
Uprasza sic, wszelkie sprawy z Relax
eva K~alntwiae, o lie HoInoSci PISEM-
ME, DO m kOnSyersacye dfusie ME ma
my czaSu; tylkO w sprawaeh szczegol-
niejszej waEi Osobistych, Tub ME dajq-
eych sic zalatwie EwieSle - drogQ ko-
- prOsimy jawie sic Oso-
btscie, ~EachOwuJae ma w1gledEie, re o.
kolO Eodziny 11-tej Kamykamy gazette
I wszyscy najbardziej jestesmy wtedy
~udn
weEO. abb pisaH CZYTELNIE - ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASZHNIE. ME-
ZBYT SCISLIHIE 1 TYLkO Ma Z
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JeSh utwOry gnklekOiNfieA ME HAJS
bye oElOSzOne, pochlania je - kosE
r~edakcyjny; jesi ~pozRdane 50 do zSVro-
IN. w razie ME ~OGlOsSenia, naleEy TO
WYRAZNIE ZAZNACZYC L ZAhACZYC
6NACzEk POCzTOWT Ma zWROTNA
PRZESYLKE.
Zadnych kOmunikat6w do ogloszenla
ME naIeEy przesylae M kartach Cd
krytych: ZADNYCH TEE ME PRLSJ-
NIUE SIZE kOMUNlhACfI TELEiFO-
NICZNYCH - chyba W wyjatkowych
wypadknch; r6wnieI OEioszen. dOtycza-
eych t~owarEystT, t~elefOnieznie ME
p~rzyjmujemy.
WszeIkie OElosEenia nnleza do Dzia-
IN OxfoSzen w Administracyi 1 tam sic
n niemi zwraeae naleEy.
PodHiekOwania - WSZELkIEGO ro-
dxaiu, REZOLUCYE POLL
TYCzNE 1 I. y. naleIa do DIialu OSfo-
vxen.
wSEeIkie korespondencye, zaWiado-
mienIa 1 I. p. MUSIC bye pOdpisane -
Deluem naEwiskiem wraz g adresem pt-
ssaceEO; bezimiennych, Tub podptsnnych
d~OmySInikiem, albO wreszcie slowem
.KOmitet, - komunikacyi, nj kores-
p~Oudencyi ME Hamieskczamy.
StanowczO ME Oglaszumy ZADNYCH
.RALOw-, ami wycieczek, Tub ,,pikni-
k0y" URZADZANYCH w SOBOTY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22

KEDAKCYI.

G.. 2. - Ma pytania anonimowe
ME odpowiadamy. Do pytania nalezy
dolaczyc znaczek 2-centowy oraz
musi bye podane nazwisko l adres
pytajacego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22

Oto tylko kilka wzgled6w i
punkt6w Z projektowanego ola
Koia PrzyjaciG Uniwersytetu
Lubelskiego programu, Mkt chy-
ba ME zaprzeczy, il wszystko to
So kwestye wazne, rzeczy dobre
! cenne, a dodamy my jeszcze, IL
PREY jakiej = takiej checi do pra-
cy i wytrwania W niej - navel
do przcprowadzenia nietrudne.
Wierzymy, re z]amierzenia ONO
wione ME beda s}omianym O.
gniem. Koiu Przyjacio} Uniwer-
sytetu Lubelskiego Pismo nasze
bedzie staralo sic dopomodz mai,
zyczliwsza checia i wptywami
swymi, a jesteSmy Pewni, re W
sentymencie tym ME bedziemy O.
dosobnieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22
Go sic Dzieje w Grecyi.

Pc ~przedwozesnym a praWdzl--
vie tragicznym zgonie m}odego
krola Grecyi, Alexandra, ktory
pc niespeina trzyletnich rzadach,
bardzo dobrze zapowiadajacych
sic, DO miai to bye czAowiek IDOL
ny i porzadny zmar} wskutek
zakazenia krwi, jakiego sic naba-
viii - ugryziony przez... ysza--
Iona maipe" - jak 0 tenn ,,malo-
wniczo" wyrazii sic tutejszy,
,,Dziennik ~Narodowy", pc Ego
ME tym Grecya pozosta}a bez OBJ
sadly w jednej Z wazniejszych roll
swego pahstwa i trzeba sic byfo
ogladac ma gwaNt "a wykonawca
nastepnym tel roll. Nasuwafa sic
mySl najpierwsza, najprostsza -
n~aj}atwiejsze dis nastreczajaca
rozwiazanie sytuacyi, a mianowi-
Gle - POGO krola? obyc sic be-
niego i koniec! Niechby Grecya
nadal republika by}a! Gas koh-
czyc z monarchiami, koronami i
tronami! Tymczasem rozwiaza--
ME take ME nadawafo sic w To-
kalnych warunkach narodu gre
.ckiego, ktory - jak najlepsi
znawcy jego z niego samego
wyszli, samiz Grecy stwierdzaja
jednozgodnie, jeszcze ME dor6sl,
ME dojrzai do republiki, j~eszcze
rpotrzebuje monarszego uroku,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22
Dlaczego Tysiace Osob
! Dzieci umiera Ma
Zapalenie Pluc?

Dlatego, Re gdy nabawia sic ia
kiej choroby jak influenza, grypa'
kaszel, zaziebienie, katar, bronchi-
its, zapalenie gardia, zapalenie mig
daf6w, b6le W p%iersiach, ME stree
ga sic 1 ME staraja sic w~yleczyc cho-
rob, 3 kt6rych zwykle rozWija sic
zapalenie pfuc. Jesli Electromagnetic,
lub ~cierpicie ma ktore z wyzej wy
mienionych dolegliwosci, ME odkla-
dajcie, lecz idzcie do waszego apte-
kara 1 zakupcie sioik Kamphrol.
Zapewnijcie sic, re dostaniecie pra-
wdziwy Kamphrol z czerwono-bfa--
lynn krzy1em ma kaidej paczce.
Kamphrol zawiera balsamowe o.
lejki, mentol, kamfore l inne le-
cuace Srodki, dlatego lagodzi . on
wszelkie bole, jake 1 reumatyczne,
1 leczy kaszel natychmiast. Wielu
lekarZy, szpitali uzywa 1 poleca
Kamphrol. Kupcie sloik Kamphrol
dzisiaj / miejcie pod reka. 1888 w.
47th str. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22

Venizelosa, najznakomitszego
polityka greckiego, czAowieka ko-
losalnych ola ojczyzny swej "a
slug - niepojetym wprost sposo-
benz - poniosia niebywafa kle-
ske, a z~wyciezyla w tych wybo--
rach partya Venizelosowi przeci-
VIVA - wfasnie Z Konstantynem
trzymajaca. Sam Venizelos ma
wet ME dostal mandatu p~oselskie-
go, wiec natychmiast zghosii swe
ustapienie - zarowno cd w1adzy,
jak z kraju wog6le, oswiadczy},
re podporzadkowuje sic wolf ma
rodu i ME chce STAG jej spe}nieniu
ia zawadzie.
Zdawaioby sic, IL teraz mic ME
bedzie przeszkoda W drodze po-
wrotnej Konstantyna z wygna--
MIA szwajcarskiego ma tron gre
cki. Ale Alianci ~zakiadaja stano-
wcze veto powrotu jego ME chcq
i z Gala si}a oglaszaja, re ma po-
wr6t Konstantyna do Grecyi i do
wfadzy W Grecyi - ME pozwola.
Gdyby Konstantyn sic upieral
PREY powrocie do wladzy, wo-
VEGAS Alianci cofna Grecyi swe
poparcie, swe protekcye, wspol-
dzialania swe W regulacyi spraw
terytoryalnych greckich i maio-
azyatyckich po wojnie! A via
domo, re ma takie ich usuniecie
sic Grecya stracicby mog}a kolo-
salnie wiele! Me trzebaby wojny,
ME trzebaby zbrojnego wystapie-
MIA zadnego - samo usunlecle
sic, odwrocenie sic Aliantow cd
Grecyi mogloby stanowit ola niej
niepowetowana kleske i straty OIL
brzymie. Tylko cd dobrych Z A.
liantami stosunb6w zalezy mp,
co Grecya dostanie W Azyi Mniej
szej, tylko Cd mich zalezy usto--
sunkowanie przysz}e Grecyi
wzgledem niedogryzkow Turcyi
Grccya p~retensye ma wielkie ma
caiem Morzu Egejskiem i ma ma
Eo-azyatyckich jego brzegach,
Grecya marry o znacznem wzmo-
zeniu swej roll i stanowiska W
zastepie paistw europejskich -
ba - Swiatowych! Do togo wszy
stkiego trzeba jej koniecznie zy-
czliwoSci Aliantow, trzeba jej
dobrych z mini istosunk6w; tie
jej potrzebniejsze So naprawde-
niz Tino (Konstantyn) ma tro-
ME. Obaczymy jak z tych kome-
ray politycy greccy re swa ma
Wa panstwowa wyjada...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22

Jezeli macie jakqkolwiek skorna ME
d~yspozycye wiecie co to jest zaognienie,
~pieczenie / swierzbienie jake one po-
woduja. TAX DUO ludzi ME moGe wy
leczy sic Cd Eczema - letter l innych
sk6rnych chor0b dlatego, re ME suka-
ia zr6dla choroby, a zadna choroba
ME mode bye d~ostatecznie wyleczona,
jeaeli ME jest zaatakowana W samem
zr6dQe-
Sk6rne choroby powodowane SO
przez nieczysta lub niedobra krew l
ME MONA otrzymaG prawdziwej albo
zupe4nej ulgi al dopoki te n~ieczysto-
Sci we krwi zostana uuniete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22
W Druga Rocznice ME-
~podleglosci Po!ski.

PVuACSIVSSl Oh
Hej 2 BiaIym dis Orlem wyletmy
ma zwiady
Ia Armia - IA nasza - tuz raznU
- q w trOp...
Mech zmiIkna pogwary be1myslnej
>biesiady,
Gdy Ouch nasz sic wmiesie pod nieba
az strop.
Nasz Sztandar okryty wszak piersi
milionem
Juz przeszedl Zwyciezko prze1 krwa-
wych siec dr6g;
l zastep polegIych meczenskim swym
zgonem
JUL macy re z Mani ma wteh jest
Bog.
1 Polskich Heroj6w Ojczyzna INA
GAIA
Cd wissy i Dniepru, Baftyku do
fal;
Bo p1ynie ich czyn6w opow1esc
wspaniala,
Niezlomna, a grotna jak miecz6w
ich stall!
Cho6 lzami zroszona widow sierot
pOwieka,
A below s~erdecznych be1demna dis
ton;
Cho6 swieta krwia nasza Ian Polski
ocieka,
I zgliszcz6w polarnych wciqS dlaw1
mas won;
Rak Lackich piorunem raiony tlum
wraiy
Pochylii W pogromie s1arahcze
swych glow;
w rozpacznej bezsiIe choG piers ich
sic larry,
Wyznajo, re Polskle zn6w Wilno
/ Lw0w!
30 sfyszy, jak pieSnia wolnoSci R6g
dzwonl
Do wt6ru przygrywce kartacz6w
/ dial;
30 widzi, 10 Nar6d dis ca3y przy
broni,
A W broh te moc swego D~wyciestwa
Bog vial!
10 czuja Observation-Disclosures
sowiety,
10 Polska bolszewii gotuje jui
Gdyz plersia iofnierzy, a wiarq
kobiety
Ro1trzaska i zmiaidzy cznrtowski
ich tron.
Jui poszio W rozhowor przez iaH
/ pola
AZ W Nicmna tajemny - odwieczny
nasz Dor,
Ze Polski Piastowej / Boza W Mel
dOla
TrwaG bcdzie Swietlana jak Polskch
pas g6r.
Gdy slonce korona prominent z "a
chmury
ZwieicByio ioinierzy rycerske dis
skroh,
/ Orzel nasz Polski - ten WodZ
Srebrnopi6ry,
Gdy wsiawif jui Polski zwyciezka
wCiqi brOI;
l Zygmunt Z Wawelskiej gdy OIL
brzmial juz wieiy,
o Polskich wawrzynach az W niebo
Slac wieSG -
Hej, Bracia, kto Polak 1 W Polske
kto wierDy,
Mech VIOLA: ,,DziS POlSce | Armii Jej
czeSc."
Shenandoah, Pa, II listop. 1920.
KS. Alfred Wr6blewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22
Wyrzuty Skorne
Sprawiaja Torfrujace Swieribienie.

To ttdmaczy dlazego, lezenie ma
Sciam | innemi Zwyklemi lekarstwamt
zawodI.
s. s. s. da}o wierie usfugi " lecze-
niu tych niedyspozycyi, dtatego, he Jest
ono doskona}ym czyeccelem krwi. -
Czysci ono krew. 70 wszystkich ME
c~zystosci 1 zapobiega dEialaniu bak-
cyli ktore wwoluja choroby storna.
Zacznitcie brat s. s. S. dzisiaj, a -
zeli wyraznie opiszecie swoja chorobe,
nasz lekarSki poradca da wan porade
zupefnie darmo. AdreSujde Chief Me-
dical Adviser, so Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga. (Ogl)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22

nimbu korony, powagi krolew-
skiej, by go utrzymac W karbach
subordynacyi, by go zjednolico-
nym zachowac - zwlaszcza po
wojnie Swiatowej, z kt6rej Gre
eva wysz}a znow zwiekszona, Z
szeregiem nowych prowincyi, O.
debranych innym pahstwom, do
tad wszedzie monarchow maja--
Gym. Zachodzila Ottawa, IL owe
MOVIE nabytki uczufyby sic nieja-
ko ~ponizone, upoSledzone, gdyby
z pod dawnej wiadzy krola -
panujacego, przeszly pod ma
10 rozumniane wIadanie ludowe:
dawniej mialy swego monarche
- mniejsza o to, re sic pred MIN
ma brzuchach czolgac musialy, a
teraz miaIyzby tel przyjemnosci
zostac pozbawione? Me zdawa}o
sic to wskazane; experiment ma
streczai ryzyka zbyt wielkie. u
mySlono wiec ma okres najbliz--
szych lat konsolidacyi ziem / lu-
dow nabytych Z dawnieJszem
paistwem greckiem - ME urza-
dzac prob reformy rzadu / posta-
nowiono postaraG sic o krola.
Dawniejszy kr6l Konstantyn,
przebywajacy ma wygnaniu cd
czasu swej detronizacyi, dokona-
mel "a sprawl Aliantow - dlate-
60, IL w wojnie s~wiatowej try
mai oczywiScie ME Z mimi, lecz
Z Centralnymi, kr6l ten ma vie
eel syn6w, aliSci ten z kolci, kto-
remu tron greek ofiarowano, O.
swiadczy}, il go przyjmie tylko
"a - tatka i many pozwole-
MEM, ME wbrew wolf rodzicow,
DO OLGA uwaza "a prawowitego
wladce i dziedzica tronu Grecyi,..
Take pojecie ME podobalo sic
zgola i odrazu wykluczylo MO
diego ksiecia poza nawias mozli-
woSci monarchicznych. Tymcza-
sem nastaly W Grecyi wybory
parlamentarne, a W mich partya