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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1920-10-16
NEWS NOTES FROM
ST.STAN|SLAUSCOL-
LEGE FOR THE WEEK.

Last week Bay st. Louis was call
ed TO mourn the death OF Brother
Udon. The end came peacefully, al
ter three months of suffering. For
the past SIX years Brother Odon has
been in charge of the parochial school
and rounded out fifty years OF teach
ing last spring. His death Is DIS
tlnct loss to this community. Brother
Macarlus, the provincial of the order,
came from New Orleans for the fun
eral.
MONTHLY TEST.
The result of the September tests
were called Wednesday. These tests
were gwen in all the classes by the
of class leaders: Graduating course,
wee president. Following is q list
Scientific Department, Louis Clayerle.
Commercial Department-AnthQny
Scafde.
Junior Class-Herbert Babin.
Sophomores-Marion Wolfe.
Freshman Class-Gerald Baron.
Eighth Grade-Stanley Baron.
Seventh Grade-Thomas O'Connor.
Sixth Grade-LeO Favre.
Fifth Grade-Emile Perre.
Fourth Grade-Thomas Creel.
FATHER PAUL"S ANNIVERSARY.
Last Tuesday, the twelfth anniver-
sary of Rev. Father PauPs holy ordi-
nation, was celebrated at the college
with half holiday. 1t was regretted
that the reverend chaplain was not
here that day to help US enjoy it.
FOOTBALL.
By the time this reaches you the
first match game of the season viii
have been played. Boys High of
New Orleans are always worthy op-
ponents and we are not going to
try to foreten the result. The first
team is going '.good" though and
should give real good account of it
self. Last Sunday the scrubs gave q
real good scrimage and since then the
team has rested up waiting for first
blood. Several very good games have
been booked for the season. The Tu-
lane Seconds" date uncertain. Bar
ton Academy, Mobile, October 30th.
Gulfport Naval Station, November 8,
Bogalusa, Thanksgiving Day. All
these games so far scheduled are to
be played at the Bay. The Jefferson
game should prove big attraction
1t was hard to induce them to come
over here as we have never yet
played at their place, but those in
charge felt that the people who have
backed up the team up SO well in re
cent years are entitled to see what
good games we can schedule here
Season tickets for all the games car
be purchased for two dollars.
VISITORS.
The visitors during the past weel
were:
Rev Father McSorIey, A. Accordo
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Total, s13255.69
Grand Total, $53235.51

Grand Total, $53235.51
/ also have in my custody Cal
houn county, Miss, road bonds and
u. S. Liberty Bonds, aggregating
$440O0.0O to secure the county funds
on. deposit with the Hancock County
Bank as county depository.
Also policy No. 10099 of the
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd, in the
name of the Board of Supervisors of
Hancock county, Miss, covering
$4,000 on the M. E. Ansley dwell
ing on Nicholson avenue for three
years to October Z, 1922.
Also two notes of T. j. Collins,
dated August 6, 1919, one for $780,,
one year after date, one for $780,,
payable two years after date, both
bearing interest at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitt>e SAMUEL G.. LADNER,
Treasurer of Hancock County.
State of Mississippi,)
Hancock County.
I, Peter Tudury, assistant cashier
of the Hancock County Bank, of Bay
St. Louis, Miss, do hereby certify
that at the close of business on Sept
ember 80, 1920, the balance to the
rcedit of the several funds of said
count with sal bank as its county
depository including the 10th Sec.
ton funds, amounted to the tota
PETER TUDURY,
Assistant Cashier Hancock Coun
ty Bank.
| After due consideration the Boart
is satisfied that the bid of The Sc:
Coast Echo is the lowest an best bid
it is, therefore, ordered that the BIZ
of The Sea Coast Echo be adopted
upon the proprietor entering int,
bond in the sum Of $4,000 for faith
ful performance of said contract.
| It is further ordered that the sal
Sea Coast Echo secure copy OF til
minutes, as per notice.
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more than per cent interest per

more than 6 per cent interest per
annum.
The clerk of this Board will pub
lish a certified copy of this order,
as required by law, so that the adult
tax payers of said county may pro-
test, if they desire.
State of Mississippi
Hancock County.
l, A. A. Kergosien. clerk of the
Board of Supervisors, hereby certl-
fy that the foregoing is true copy
of the order of the said Board, pass
ed Tuesday, October 5, 1920, and
recorded in Book J, page -, Minutes
of said Board.
Witness my hand-and seal this 5th
(SEAL.) day of October, A. D..
1920. A. A. KERGOSIEN, Clerk.
Whereas, this Board passed an or
der at former meeting to make
changes of ownership from the rec
ords to the assessment rolls from
February 1, 1919, to February l,
1920, for the purpose of properly
| assessing the real property to lawful
owners and,
Whereas, it appears that F. G..
Bordages, Sr., is not able to make
such changes due to sickness, it is,
| therefore ordered that E. Van Whit
field be and he is hereby authorized
an employed by this Board to make
such changes.
Whereas, on tax receipt No. 612,
year 1920, tax-collector credited
| Gulf View Consolidated School fund
with $1,000 when in reality said
| $1,000 should have been credited to
Kiln Consolidated School fund, there
fore, it is ordered that the treasurer
be an he is directed to transfer
from said Gulf View Consolidated
| School fun to the Kiln Consolidated
! School fund the sum of $1,000.
| Whereas, the tax-collector has filed
list of erroneous assessments charg-
ed to him from Kiln Consolidated
! School fund in the sum of $11135.OO
and
Whereas, the Board has looked in
| to the said assessments and being
| convinced that said charges are err
/ roneous, it is, therefore, ordered that
/ the auditor of the county give said
, tax-collector credit in his final set
tlement out the amount of said er-
roneous charges of $11135 at 10
mills or s111.35.
Whereas, it appears to the Board
that the following amounts were er-
roneously paid into the following
fund, therefore, the county treasu-
rer is directed to transfer the fol-
| lowing amounts to the proper funs
| From Sellers to Dedeaux,- 1.2O
From Kiln to Dedeaux, - ll.30
/ From Kiln to Sellers, ------ l.2O
Ordered by the Board that the FOL
lowing amounts be allowed to tax
/ collector of Hancock county IN ac-
count of erroneous assessments OF
personality for the year 1920, charg,
ed to Dedeaux Consolidated School
fund, as per list on file, examined
an approved:
| Alexander Cuevas, $4,000, 1920
Luke M. Cuevas, $305.00, - 6.1O
Total: $22.30.
On realty erroneously charged:
| Book /, line So, page 16. on
l. $4,000, zoo
Book 1, line ID, page IT, on
$4,000, Got
i Total, $500.
Insolvent not reported in Au- s.
Claud Ladner, $25.0o, 5.St
Total, $3.50.
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TUESDAY MORNING.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, as on yesterday.
Ordered by the Board that the
following amounts be allowed and
paid out of the General County Fund,
as per bills on file, examined and ap-
|. proved, to-wit:
Dr. j. @. Fountain, vacc1nat-
ing 323 persons, ------ l2S.29
Jos. F. Cazeneuve, bond for
Jos. V. Bontemps, ------ 1879
Carlee L. Booth, salary for
August, fo.oo
Carlee L. Booth, salary for
September, ------------ 1o.oo
Joe (Tole) Favre, cutting
and hauling 20 piling, = 5000
DR.. C. L. Horton, professional
services small pox cases, 3O.0o
Ordered by the Board that the
following amounts be allowed and
paid out of the Road and Bridge
Fund. as per bills on file, examined
and approved, to-wit:
Andrew Carver, wheelwright, 1l.l5
Calvin Shaw, 2 days inspect
ing road, ------------- I4.oo
y
ing roads and bridges, - 28.00
J. P. Moran,Z3 days same, = 21.O0
w. E. Thigpen, days same, 14.O0
State of Mississippi,)
Hancock County.
On motion duly seconded and
carried, the following was unani-
mously adopted by the Board OF
Supervisors at its October 192O)
meeting -
Whereas, it is necessary to borrow
money for Hancock county to meet
the expenses of the current year,
now, therefore, be it resolved, it is
the intention of the Board of Super
visors of said county, on October 5,
1920, to borrow $20,000.00 for tht
General School Fund in anticipation
of taxes for the year 1920, to de-
fray the expenses of said year and
to issue the negotiable notes of said
county, matuEing not later than Feb
ruary Is, 1921, and bearing not
more than per cent per annum.
The clerk of this Board will pub
Iish a certified copy of this order,
as required by law, SO that the adult
taxpayers of said county may pro-
test if they desire.
Following resolution was adopted
Whereas, the Board at its October
meeting, 1920, being on the 3rd day
thereof, adopted the following reso-
ution:
Notice To Taxpayers.
State of Mississippi
Hancock County.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried, the following was unanimous
| " aopted by the Board of Supervi
sors at its October, 1920, meeting
Whereas, it is necessary to borrow
money for Hancock county to NEE
| the expenses of schools for the cur
rent year, now, therefore, be it re
solved, it is the intention of tht
Board of Supervisors, of said coun
tv. on November 1, 1920, to Dor
row $40, 100000 for the Genera
School Fund in anticipation of tn
/ taxes for the year 1920 to defra.
| the expenses of said year and to is
sue. the negotiable notes of sai'
county, maturing not later than Feb
ruary 18th, 1921, and bearing no
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A. & C. THEATRE

MONDAY.
: Dorothy Dalton in ''L'Apache," and
Comedy. Paramount.
TUESDAY.
George Walsh in "Sink or Swim"
Mutt & jeff and Fox News.
WEDNESDAY.
Mabel Normand in ''The Pest" and
Big v. Comedy.
THURSDAY.
Extra Special-Cosmopolitan Fea-
ture. sThe Miracle of Love-"
FRIDAY.
Nav Allison in "The Walkoffs" and
Fox News. 81
SATURDAY.
Dangerous Hours" All-Star cast
Paramount-A ,and 2-Reel Sun
shine Comedy.
COMING: "Huckleberry Finn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Beach, Mr.. G. A.
Boehm, Mr.. L. Chastant, Mrs. A. Ciac-
clio, Mr.. L. Dinkeldien, Mrs. 7. Dris-
coli. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eisler, Mrs. j.
Keiffer, Mrs. B. Laporte, Mrs. S. Ma
sa, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Merdier, ,Mrs.J. .
Schiro, Mr.. w. S. Torian, Miss Flo
renee Riley, Miss Lillian Muller, Mr..
George Jaquet, Mr.. F. Muller, all OF
New Orleans, and Mr. and Mrs. 0. d.
Braud, of Thibodeaux, Louisiana.
CLASS '21.
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And that said amounts be res
pectively credited to the said tax
collector in his settlement with the
clerk.
Orened by the Board that the
services of j. E. Smith as game war
den be discontinued and that Joe
Dedeaux be appointed in his place in
stead at a salary of $4,000 per
month.
Ordered by the Board that w. P
Lee, Sr., be appointe game warden
in Beat No. 8 at a salary of $4,000
per month.
Whereas, Hancock county has
dead timber ON Section 16, 7. S.
r. Is going to waste and whereas
the Board is of the opinion that Is
same, be it, therefore, ordered by
the Board that this Board agrees and
binds itself to sell the dead timber
on Section 16, T. S S. R. Is 70 M.
Shaw at the rate of Is cents per tie,
said timber to be made in ties, and
M. Shaw is given s months to make
and remove said ties and accounting
is to be made between county and NJ.
Shaw monthly, when all said timber
shall have been made into ties.
Ordered by the Board thai the fol
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the General County Fund, as
per bills on file, examined and ap-
proved, to-wit:
Jos. V. Bontemps, making as
sessment rolls, -------- $500
J. w. Habens, sheriff of Har-
rison county, arresting,
feeding and conveying pri-
soner, f.ou
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed the mem
bers of the Board, out of the Gen
eral County Fund for their attend
ance:-
H. S. Weston, 2 days, ---- 14.OO
J. L. Favre, days, ------ 14.O0
Calvin Shaw, 2 days, ------ 14.O0
w. E. Thigpen, days, - 14.0O
Joseph Moran, 2 days, 80 400
Ordered by the Board that Board
adjourn until Board in course.
H. S. WESTON, President.
~,-~,- xxyrrU At THE
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Ordered by the Board that the
Board adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
H. S. WESTON, Present.
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NEXT WEEK AT THE
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Ordered by the Board that Board
adjourn until Board in course.
H. S. WESTON, President.
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Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, as on yesterday.
Ordered by the Board that the
following amounts be allowed and
paid out of the General County Fund,
&c nor hills ON file examined and ap-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15
BYDLECA w
W Jakich Warunkach
.Pracu;a Koleje Polskie.

w WarSzawskim ,.Przegladzic Vic
czornym" q dnia pogo marca, czytamy
uaStcpujgcc- uwuGi i zCstawienia MA te-
mat pOwyiSzy:
Jaz1a kolejami ~polacDOna jest obec-
ME z wirlkiemi prz%ykrOSciami, pOtcSo-
wanemi 20 pewicn czas OSraniczenlem
ruchu pociIg6w OSObowych.
DolrgliwoSci tie zaS So nastepstwem
rozpaczliwCSo Stanu W jakim kolcJe do
staiy sic W rece pOlskie.
Okupanci O~puszczajac Polske, costa
will nam 4-letnia wOjna do oStatnlch
gramic wytrzymafoSci nadwyrcaony ta--
Dor IT,. popalOne warSztaty kolejowe,
kt0rych ruiny dotad j~eSzcze stercza. Me
tale i wszclkic zapaSowe materially Wy
WE'LL jua pare mirsiecy przedtem.
Czynili to systcmatycznie i Swiado-
mie, ably uniemohliwic na d}u2szy cas-
prawidlowy ruch eksploatacyjny w ca
lei PolScc.
Kiedy r0wnOczcSnic OSwUbOdzonym
Czechom przypadiy w udziale nictknie-
tie wojna olbrzymie zakfady Rinshofe-
ra w Pradze Czeskiej (budowa parowo-
z6w i wagon6w) i GAIA siet dobrze
funkcyonujQcych warSztat0w kOlejo-
wych, w Kongres6wce ME by}o gdzie
rozbitych wagon6w i parowoz6w napra
vic. Oslo parowoz6w palily sic, a tn ME
bylo koniecznie ~potrzcbnego biaicso me
talu Ckompozycyi) ably spalone fozysko
wymieniG.
w bardzo cichkich warunkach zapo-
czatkOwala sic era kOlejowa pOlSka.
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w s~tyczniu ~nacierai nieprzyjaclel on
wschodu, Od zachodu i czeSciowo Oh po-
ludnia. Trzeba by1o Ia gwaft sac III
front pociag IN pociasiem z piechota' z
artylerya, amunicya i pr0wiantaml' d
r6vnoczesnie zaopatrywaG W opal, l
aywnoSc obie stolice i miasta.
A w ca1ej Kongres6wce i w Gallcyl
(po SAM w tym czasie byio tylko 1''S
parowoD6w q togo poiowa niezdolnych
do piracy, a reszta wYmagajacych cla-
giej naprawy.
n nadludzkim wysifkiem, dzleh l
O pozostaiac ma posterunkach. zdo-
laIi pracownicy kolejowi opanowac Sy-
tuacye i ruch pociagdw prowadzic oez
przerwy.
Jeaeli por6wnamy prace kolel pol
skich W r. 1919 2 praca kolei, danny ia
TO, n~ienicckich w r. 1911. to prZeko-
am sic. ae koleje niemicckie przepra-
cowa{y 600 million pociago-kilometrow,
posiadajac - tysiecy dobrych parowO-
x6w / 600 tysiecy dObrych wagon0w u
lego najwyzej ) procent W r~eparacy1)'
koleie polskie nS p~rzepracowa&y w ro-
ku ubieglym 1919-tym 80 milion0w po-
ciago-kilometr0w, majac 2 poczatklcm
IL 4-1I-~ 1-zS N % En1roJn TIDlSu p1UO
w. po4owie dobrych parOwoz0w u teSo
30 proc w r%eparacy), 80 tysiecy WACO
now e. tego 20 proc. W ~rcparacyi(.
Jcacli por0wnanie piracy ma bye spra
wiedliwe, pOwimny bye ~wSzystkie czyn-
Mkt, czy to hamujacc, czy tez wzmaSa-
jace te prace wciqgniete W rachube.
Ma picrwszy rzut Okla zdawafby sic
stoSumek w~ydajnoSci piracy kolel pol
skich do n%iemieckich wcale ME poole
szajacy.
~Zwazywszy jcdnak:
j re rzeczywista ilo$C p~racujacych
parowoz0w u mas byta II razy mnie1-
Sza.
~ lie stan %wagon6w, przez wOjne sill
ME nadwyrezonych, byt o % proc. COR
sly nia stan taboru wagonowegO niemie-
ckicSo w r. 1911
8 re zamkniccie granic wskutek woj
ny cd wschodu, zachodu i pofudnia, O.
slabila nasz import i ekSpOrt, hlisko o
IS proc, Okazuje sic, re stosunek 6O0,-
100000: 3O,0O0,OOO prDepncowanych
pociqgo-kilometr6w ulcga zmianie ma
nasza korzy6t, gdyz koleje niemieckie
w warunkach przytoczOnych W punk
tach Is, majac stosunkowO TAXI ma
}y i ely tabor parOwOzowy, a co mai
waaniejsze majac z%amkniete granice, o.
siagne}yby. rocznie, jak to n~astepujace
wy}uzczcnie wykazuje, zaledwie 8OO,-
900, 900 pociaso-kilomctrGw, kt6ry to
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I DENVER, COLORADO.
(W7asna korespondencya ..Dzienni'
ka Chicagoskiego').

NastaI czas goraczki i upaiow, a
jak slychac 2 gazet, W niekt6Eych O.
kolicach ma wschOdzie. ludzie wprost
padaja pod palacymi promieniami
lipcowego slonca. Otoz, jeheli tax
jest ma caiym obszarze Stanow lied
noczonych, to jednak my mieszkan-
cy Stanu Colorado tego prawie ME
odczuwamy. Dnie many znosne. a z
nadej5ciem nocy powietrze stale sic
tax przyjemne. chlodne. ozywcze. re
wprost ME uwierzy ten, kto tn ME
byi; powodem tego jest to. re tu
sa wysokie CORY i jak rok diugi po-
kryte Sniegiem.
Czyta sic czesto " dziennikach o
rekordowych w~zlotach aeroplanow,
kt6re bujaja W przestwcrzu ma wy
sokoSci kilkunastu tysiecy stop. gas
my tn W Colorado many sposobnost
jezdzic pociagiem ma tejze wysoko-
sci: ME jest to zadna przesada -
bynajmniei. Rozpoczeta pred laty,
lecz nieskonczona kolej, ktora miata
W prostej linii laczyt m. Denver Z
m. Salt Lake City, Utah. Niejaki Mr..
Moffat rozpoczal budowe, lecz ME-
stety projekt okazai sic bye o wiele
trudniejszym do ~wykonania niz PREY
puszczano. a koszt daleko wiekszym,
niz o~bliczano, przeto kolej ME jest
ukonczona do dnia dzisiejszego.
Dodac naleiy. il ma przestrzeni
~niecalych 200 mil t. j. cd Denver do
m. Oak Creek musiano przebic so
tuneli. LIMA ia zwana jest Denver
Salt Lake R. R." Tub .,Moffat Road;
| przerzyna ona najwyisze szczyty gor
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.TElEGRAMY KRAJOWE:
Dokonczenje re strony l-szei.

naczony - jake dzien rozpocze-
cia ro%zruchow. jezeli nowy Rad
ME zastosuje sic do zadan Will.
Washington, Is. lipca. - De-
pesza, otrzymana tn przez repre-
:entanta nowego rzadu meksyEan
skiego oznajmia. re reorganiza-
eva armii meksykahskiej oparta
IA takiej ~podstawie. jaka posiada
Chile, zoStaia wreczona pewnemu
wydziaiowi. zamianowanemu
przez prezydenta de la Huerte.
Wydziai ma zdac swoj rapport jak
raiwcze$niej.
Depesze zaprzeczyiy pogfoskom
ze cenzura zostaia przywrocona
z powrotem i wzmiankuja, re Nv
cafym kraju kazdy mole pisaG i
Publikowac. cokolwiek sobie zy-
-czy; jest to fakt ogolnie znany
wszystkim korespondentom dzien
nikarskim w mieScie Meksyku."
Depesze take okreSliiy ostatnio
raportowane ~rozruchy rewolu-
cyjne generate Osuna W Tamau-
lipas i generaia Guajarda w Goa
hula, jake ME zbyt wazne i ME
stanowiace zagrozenia ola no
wego rzadu, oraz praw jego j
regui."
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c.zv-npik W rnchlibe por6wnn wcza must
bye wcagniety.
! (po zamknieciu granic zwyciezonych
Niemiec " roku 1918 ustaf
tolbrzymi ich ekspOrt wesla kamelhe-
90 do Austryi, Wegicr, Rumunii | ma
Balkany, dalej ustaf eksport wyroOo"
~zelaznych. armat, maszyn roinic|ych !
~s}vnnci niemieckiej m~anufaktury
Made in Germany. Jak r0wnlel u
stof musiai do Niemiec wiclkl import
zamorski pszenicy, zboza. ryzu' kuku'
rvdzv, MESA ~mro5Onego etc, dalcJ 2
ich ~wIasnych kolOnii import kruSzroW'
surowc0w. drzcwa budulcowcEo ia o
krety drzewa do f~abrykacyi oio"No"
etc. przcz co odpad}o wieceJ Jak 81
nroc przewOz0w. Nadeszle do Bremy I
Hamburger towary namorskie rozwonV
kolcje 20 calych Niemczech w ty0s'
each relacyi). Odjawszy Tux sp?.Woao-
wany 80 ~proccntowy ubytck przewozo-
wv ntrzymamy 600 miliUn6w 300
milioh6w) - 3OO,O0O,009 proc. kilomc-
tr0w.
Stos,mek przeto ~roczncj piracy koiol
polsEich 2 roku 1919 do r~ocznej, piracy
kolei nicmieckich z roku 1911 bylby:
3O.OOO.O 900: 3OO, 900. to znaczT,
ze WINK ~rocznej piracy ia kolcjach pol
skich W ubieglym roku byl OIL wyullku
c~a,orocznej piracy M pierwSzorzcdnych
koIejach, jakiemi So. b~ezwzSlcdnle ko
Icjc n~iu1nieckic. tylko
10 razy mniejSzy,
co odpOwiada take W z~upelnosci:
al 10 razy mniejszcmu ~StQsunkowl
ilostanu parowozJw polskich do nc.
| mieckich,
$500: $4,000
HI / 10 razy mniejszemu StoSunkoUi
taboru wagonowego ~polskicso cd Mo
~mieckiego
10000: jJ0.O0N
Wfdzimy wicc, re praca kolci nj
szych W ubicglym roku 1919 w~yraAona
W p~rzejechanych pociaso-kilometrach,
wykazuje nam taxa sama ~wydajno$|.
iak takaz caIoroczna praca kolci mic
miecEch.
Stwierdzaja to liczby, wyjctc z URIC
dowych zrIle}.
Jak ma pierwszy rok samoiStnej prn
cy lest to rezultat zupe}nic zadaWGlG'
jacy.
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c~iagnacych sic z po}nocy ma poiu-
dnie. Ma szczegolniejsza uwage Ia
siuguje szczyt cory Corona, gdzie
pociag must sic piat W gore do wy
sokoSci 1860 stop mad pozicm mo-
RIA. MiejscowoSc' ia jest porosia dro-
bnym sosnowym lasem i niedoSc licz-
|'nymi krzakami jalowcu. Podrozny
znalazlszy sic tn odczuwa niepo-
wstrzymany pociag do snu; jestto "a
pewne dzialanie ostrego poWietrza.
Piszacy te slowa sam to odczuf, gdy
zwiedzaf ten nowozytny ,,A~rarat'
Widok horyzontu ma niebosklonie 2
tel wysokosci jes wprost cudny | u
rcczy. Zarzad kolei Ebudowal tn no
tel, gdzie ciekawi turySci | amatorzy
przyg6d moga znalezt wygodne pO-
m~ieszczenie i pcdziwiaG stad dzielo
uatury. Zasiuguie rowniez ma wzmian
Ike park miejski City Park, W ktb-
rym mieSci sic The Colorado Mu-
| scum Of Natural History" | III Was
ME Domiedzy wielu innymi rzadkie-
mi dzielami sztuki, jest wspaniaiy
obraz ,,Po Bury" (After the Storm)'
dziela polskiego artysty Tadeusza
Popiela, podarcwany przez DaVida M.
Polonia tutejsza spi sobie sneni
| sprawiedliwego. o bondach polskich
prawie malo kto mysli; to- rzecz o.
! botetna ola naszych, ich ME cbchodzi
| straszne wzmaganie sic Polski z ma
wala bolszewicka. Krzykacze i wo-
| dzireie, ci CO to tax wiele movie
umieli o patryotyzmie, gdzies pocho-
wall sic W katy i ucichli, jakby ich
ME byio wcale. Smutne to, lecz praw
olive, re spoleczenstwo nasze tutej-
SEE tax obojetnie sic zachowuje ma
CLOS Matki naszej Polski.
Ma wyznaczona ma mas kwote $780,
600 rozkupiono bond6w do dnia IL
lipca "a sumo $4,000. Polonia tute1-
sza powinna sic okryt rumiencem
wstydu. Ii "a tax znikoma sumo "a
kupiia bondow. Zaprawde zle jest
tu pomiedzy nami / gdyby tax Wsze-
die bylo, moznaby Smialo poWie-
dziet ,,Finis Est Polonais", szcze-
sciem. re tax ME jest, gdyz czytamy
W dziennikach, lie inne osady czesto
navel bardzo male subskrybowaiy
diva ray wiecej niz bylo i'm wyzna-
zone. Geese i'm! Tam W Ojczyznie
dymia miasta I wicski W ruinach'
gdzie tylko przejdzie antychrzesci-
jahskie mrowie / pod groza smierci
nedza swych niewolnikow i ciagna
"a SODA chiGskich turtur katoWnie.
zolnierz polski gromi olbrzymie "a
stepy wrogow. kt6re groza navel
caIei Europe. Bo ona - ia PoisKa
- strzasnawszy kajdany swe krwa-
wo macy granice swe, pisze -
kresla mocarne cele narodu. Owl
eajmy sic z chwilowego uspienia
wszvscy. DO OTTO chwila nadeszia' .
kiedys zawolamy "a Krasihskim
.Wiecznotrwaly ten ma ziemi,
Kto swa Smiercia 5ycie pleni,
Lecz kto zyciem SVEN Smiert dale
Ten, gdy skona. juz ME wstaje'!....
Jarocki.
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Madison, Wis, 10. lipca. Gil
bert NJ. Seaman, pufkownik Sci
dywizyi armii amerykahskiej, be-
die sprzeciwiai sic nominacyi
La Toilette ma g%ubernatora w je-
siennych prawyborach. Jest on
wybraicem konserwatywnego O.
ldlamu partyi republikanskiej kto-
ra odbySa tn konwencye wczo-
raj. Gubernator Phillip ME chce
kandydowac podczas powtornych
wyborow. Konwencya zostaSa "a
pisana W protokole, jake popieE
raiaca modyfikacye aktu Nolste.