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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
FolonH A~merykahsk1ej
S~upHkacye.

.swiety Bozet Swiety, Mocny!
Swiety a NieSmiertelny!
.Zmifuj sic mad nami!!"
Moe Twoia, Wielkosc, Potege
wszechwladna spraw W zrzadze-
niu doll ludu naszcgo, ktory Gle
modli, biaga - o odwr6cenie cd
mas dopustow srogich i pogromu
nieszczescia!...
I'D Powietrza gIodu ognia i
wojny! Wybaw nam Panic !"...
Otto - jake NOR, jake powietrza
ruszenie, powalajace niemoca
S%niertelna, zwaliia sic ma mas ia
Wojna straszna: najazd nieprzyja-
cielskiej dziczy spadf ogniem,
co pozera sadyby nasze, zledwa
odbudowane Pc walkach niedaw-
nyeh, pc p~rzejSciu wrogow mno-
gich, co by szarancza ma polach
naszych zyznych grasowali i wy
niszczyli ziemie polska re szczy-
tenn! Giod dzisiaj w niej, takiej zy
znej, takej zasobnej, gfod Cd lat
szeregu i wszystkie kleski zasia-
diy u mas ma passive, ma wyssa-
rie ostatka sill z nieszczesnego
polskiego narodu! Jako harpie po-
tworne szarpia mas, re prawie juz
tchu w piersi, juz mocy ducha ma
wstrzymanie meki ME staje!...
A wokoi mysla, re nam ostat-
MIA nadchodzi godzina! Juz kra--
GA mad nami cd zachodu i cd
wschodu krucy z}owrozbni, wro-
gowie Smiertelni! Bo ich zfe oczy
razi Swiatio WolnoSci, jaka wstaia
niedawno ma ziemi naszej wiec
radzi ia zabic. stiumic w samem
zrodzeniu sic zarannem - radzi
te Swobode nasza zadlawic. jake
orle, by zaS ME wzroslo i
ME wzlsciaio w podoblocza ku
sloncu Twojemu, Panic. Tedy-
gdy Eye dopiero poczynamy, zycia
spodziewamy sic i pra--
gniemy - oni smierc nam okrut-
ma gotuja! Me daj mas, bron mas,
Twojemu. Ponie! Tedy -
I'D nagiei a niespodziewanej
5mierci zachowaj mas Panie!'...
Ucieczka badz nasza i puklerzem
w ktorym zaufanie nam
i pewnoSc - niezachwiana -
zwycieska.. =.
My grzeszni - Ciebie Boga
biagamy - zmi1uj sic mad ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
RESOLUTION
Adopted at Polish Mass Meet ng held on Sun
day, August Fifteenth, A. D. 1920.

symbol has been through the ages ,,E-
quail with Equal" do hereby solemnly
pronounce our heartfelt gratitude TO
The President, the Government OF the
United States and the American PEG.
pIe, and do call to the attention OF
our fellow citizens: that Poland has
sent TO this country 100000 OF her
SONS and daughters; that her children
have done their full share in uphold.
ing the doctrines of freedom, that have
made these United States great above
all other nations; that during the world
war they gave of their lives and Of
their substance to the utmost; and
that they are united as n in support
of the ideals OF liberty for which the
Republic Of Poland Is now fighting Il.
lone and for which the sons of Poland
had fought so valiantly in the armies
OF America;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:
That at this gathering we pledge. as
American citizens, TO Dur government
our loyalty and announce our willing.
ness TO make every sacrifice to uphold
our government to the farthest limit
in its endeavOr to preserve the freedom
Of humanity. That the United States
Government in keeping with the decla-
ration of the Secretary of State In view
of the impossible terms and conditions
laid down by the BOIsheviks extend
to Poland further moral and such Inn
mediate material aid rs will strength
ten the position Of the Polish Govern
ment and make possible the conclusion
of an honorable and just peace, and
that we announce to the Republic Of
Poland in its hour OF agony and dist
ress Il sincere sympathy and our
heartfelt support to the end that the
Republic Of Poland may once more
stand forth as the victor for the cl.
vilizatiOn and democracy against the
disorders of the East.
Signed under instruction Of those
present,
~. y.
Chairman Of Meeting.
n. n.
Secretary.
and Members Of Local Committee.
......
800.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

WHEREAS.
Poland, which has stood for nine
centuries as the bulwark Of christian
ity and civilization of western Europe
against the barbarians Of the East, is
again expanding the blood Of her sor'
ely tried people and her last resour-
ces i'm a desperate attempt to hold the
the onward sweep OF reborn Russian
Imperialism:
! AND WHEREAS:
One more her torn cities and her
wasted fields arc prone beneath the
feet of the invader, and her children.
ioutnumbered, without arms, hungry ami
wcaried by years Of war and destrlIc'
ton, are fighting bravely to stem the
tide of destruction that to-day threat
ems to destroy the fabric Of world CT.
v~ilization:
AND WHEREAS:
We, American citizens Of Polish birth
and descent gathered here in this So
Iemn moment, are mindful of the fact
that this, our beloved country. was the
first to declare Officially and solemn.
~ for an independent and united 20
land;
AND WHEREAS:
We have noted with pride and pro-
found gratitude that our government
of the United States, maintaining Its
high ideals with consistency of purpose
and righteousness Of resolve, did add
ress itself I'm a note dated August 10th.
1920, that it believes in a united, free
and autonomous Polish state, and the
people Of the United States are EARL
estly solicitous for the maintenance OF
Poland's political independence and III
te~grity", and that from this attitude
we will not depart, and the policy OF
this government will be directed to the
employment o fall available means TO
render il effectual"!
AND WHEREAS:
Poland from the very inception OF
her existence as an independent state.
driven to armed resistance against the
continued attacks Of bOlshevist hordes.
could not conclude an honorable peace,
which she ever desired, and in her
armed resistance was advised and Ell
couraged by the Allies to hold back the
advance of the BoIsheviki and to fight
without pause a defensive war for her
very existence in the face Of unjustified
charges Of Imperialism, and is now IA
cling the most terrible and critical mo.
ment i'm all her centuries of triumph
and sorrow;
AND WHEREAS:
The Polish Government and Diet has
pledged self-determination to all bord-
ering peoples and the Polish soldiers
had never advanced with the ambition
of annexing populations. desiring their
own rule but merely to protect their
native land from invasion;
THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED:
Thas we, as American citizens and
as friends by blood and the heritage OF
ideals of those peoples Of Poland, whose
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
RS. Rajmund Applet. Wice-Moderator.
wojciech F. SoSks, Prezes.
Antonina Barauowska. Wice-prezeskA.
wojciech Menkicki, Wice-preseA
TomaSz s. BlachowSki, Sekretar1.
Julian SZczepahski. Skarbnik.
Stanislaw LicZmahski, Dyrektor.
Jan Maciejewski. Dyrektor.
S~zczepan ImbiorSki, Dyrektor.
Franciszka Bieschke. DyrektorkI
Marya ImbiorSka. Dy~rektorka.
Konstancya CzeEaia. DyrektorkA
DR.. FranciSzek 4. Dulak. Lekarz
Naczelny.
Adv. wawrzyniec ZygmunL Doradca
Prawny.
sertruda Marchlewicz, Asyst. Sekr. Cen
GoDzINY BIURowE.
Biuro otwarte od stei rano do 6tej
wiecZorem, wv Sobote do Let popofu-
dniu). w czwartek wieczorem Cd godzi
IA uroczySte biuro Zamkniete.
Wszelkie liscy nadsyiac nalszy ma re-
&c Sekretarza G~eneralnego.
TON. S. BLACHOwSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1855 w. Division str, Chicago III
FISANSE.
Przekazy Oankowe Poeztowe
(checks, money orders etc.) nalezy wy
Btawiac ma organizacye.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Eprzesylae pod adresem:
JyL. SZCZEPANsKI,
AS w. Division str Chtcago, III
Do czekow z poza miasta Chicago, do
tsczyc trzeba 10c ma zamiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarz2du Gi6wnego.
1857 W. DIVISION UTICA
TeIefOn Monroe 45O3.
Chicago, Ill
Ma drugiem pietrEe Enaehu
.Dziennika ChicaSOskiesO'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
Seminaryum PolsAie " Or.
chard Lake. Mich, rozpo-
czyna nowy rok szkolny
W piatek dnia 10 Wrzesnia.

Opsata "a rok s1koiny wynosi
10000. Wszyscy studnci i nowi
eplikanci zgAosza sic do Zaksadu
dnia ego wrzesnia. Pc warurh
i aplikAcye zgiaszae sic do dnia
lgo wrzesnia, pozniejsze zgAosze-
MIA beds uw,glednione, o lie be-
die rniejsce.
Rev. M. J. Grupa, Rector,
Polish Seminary.
Orchard Lake, Mich.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
z CLEVELAND, @.

w tych dniach odbyly sic zaSlu-
biny p. Heleny Baczkowskiej z p.
Walentym Kendzierskim. Druhnam.
tyly PIP. NJ. Rucinska, st. Pruchnie-
wsls z Erie, Pa. i T. haminsI.a. Pan
ma mloda Jest siostc4 znaneg1 tutej-
sci Polonii adwokata i posla do le-
gislatury stanowej p. ]. Baczkow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

tureckich, niemieckich, szwedz-
kich, rosyjskich i tylu - tylu in
nych!
Panic! ratuj! Panic! ocal j., -
jeSli ME ola mas, ktorzySmy -
skoro Twa VIOLA, - gotowi po-
ledz "a mia i "a Ware Tws ocal
- zachowaj ia ola przyszlych pc,
koleh ludu naszego! Ably GIG die
CT nasze wieczyscie wielbic mogly
- slavic Gle - i sluzyc CT -
podiug przykazania Twojeso
WARY Twojej, ME pod jarzmem
zakazu niezbolnych wrogow Two
ich, co Tobie satnemu przecza
Niechajze mic tryumfuje ten
wrog, MECH ME Smiejc sic z mas
szyderczo, depeac pc mas, Pc zie-
micy naszej i woiajac: "A gdziel
wasz Ojcicc, gdzie Bog?"
Mech ME tryumfuje zio czarne,
przemoc wraza - szatanska, kto-
ra postep i rozwoj Bokej ludlow
wolnosci - cofnefaby ma lata ca
he! Ale spraw, Panic - MECH
TIVE Dobro jasne - zwyciezy
archanielsko w sprawie naszej
MECH sic w niej ujawi i sprawdzi
- ma Wolf Twojej najswietszej
stwierdzenie, ma Krolestwa Two
lego w Polsce i w swiecie ugrun-
:.
Otto Suplikacyi spoieczno = ma
rodowych gios serdeczny, ktory
w dniu wczorajszym, Niedziele,
Pietnastego Sierpnia -pfynai re
secin kosciolow i z milionow serc
Polonii Amerykanskiej!..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

skiego. Pan W. Kendzierski Jest zna
ny jake dawny wlasciciel teatru ,,Po
lonia", a obecnte majacy posade a.
genta jednej z tutejszych kompanii
ubezpieczeniowych John Hancock
Insurance Co. Uczta weselna odbyia
sic W domu PAM mlcdej pnr. o1l9
Fleet ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

PolSki polityk. czy wiekszy czy mnie,
sly "a obowiazek p~oczytywaG sobie
powinien stale reklamowaG narodo,
wOS; naSZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
MACIERZ POLSKA.

lest ~organizacys laczaca mlodyte4 pol.
Bka oeojga pAci " pracach. naukovych,
patryotyc7nych / bratniej pornocy dlA
podn6esienia ducha soraLnoSci l do6ro-
5ytu " spoleczehstwie. a ~szczsgolnie
niedzy m(odzieza polska Ma poSmier-
the cd lat II do As. Ma czlonkow Sto-
Earzyszonych, be- ograniczenia wieku.
Zaloiona 1907 roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

o, ~grzeszni, - bardzo grzeszni,
kajamy sic pred Toba, ojcze i
Boze nasz! We zach i W popiele
padamy ma twarze pred Majesta.
tenn Twoim: we zach serdecz-.
pych, goracych, ktore niechaj
zmyjs skazenia pyszne wynie--
sicnia dunno, jesliSmy zapomnie-
Ii 20 ~pierwszych powfnnoSciach
wzsledem Ciebie -Qjcze i Ma
tiki - ojezyzny, jeSlismy miasto
piracy wytezonej mad ugruntowa-
MEM wolnosci, nam danej, stra--
will Gas ma wnetrznych waSniach,
ma sporach partyjnych, ma prywa-
Gle, ma zwazaniu ambicyi osobi-
stych! Otto - le>ymy pred Toba
w popiele wiasnej ziemi naszej,
zniszczonej,. stratowanej i spalo-
mel przez najezdzce bezboznego
i nieludzkiego: zaprawde - czu-
jenny W peini, re sic odwrocifo cd
mas Oblicze Twoje i wyciagnieta
mad nami - dion Twoja karza--
CAL.
Nicchajze ~pokaranic Tive, Pa
ME - spada ma mas, jeno ocal zie-
mic nasza, ratuj Polske Me przez
nasze wiasne zaslugi, zbyt male i
TAME, ale przez zasfugi wszystkich
Swietych Polskich, wszystkich
wielkich Ojcow naszych, ktorzy
zakon Twoj, Boze pred wszy-
stkiem dobrem, spolecznem i osobi
stem, ma spraw czele kfadll; -
przez zasiugi caiego wielkiego ma
rodu tel zawsze wiernej Polski,
co przedmurzem jest chrzescijah-
silva i jego cywilizacyi, co droga
swietych slaia sic pc ziemi, co
innym ludom p~rzykiadem i swia-
item byia ku zbudowaniu, co wro-
cow wlasnych, w imie Twoje, b.
re, bronic szia pod Wiedeh, a pod
Moskwa i Pskowem z zaparciem
wiasnego pozytku miecz cd
Mich karzacy poSfusznie odejmo-
wala - przebaczajac; co pod Ii
gnica, Warna, Cecora, Lwowem,
Chocimem Zbarazem, Czestocho-
wa, Kircholmem i w tysiacu in
walk w imie ChrzeScijah-
silva - w imie Twoje, Boze -
knew meczenska przelala ofiarnie;
- "a tych wiec wszystkich CA
~tysiaclecie "a tych wszy-
stkich MEOW lud ogromny "a
te zasiugi dziejowe, niezadawnio-
ne: zmiiuj sic mad nami, Boze,
ratuj z toni Obzyzne nasza, ia
keS ia ratowaf z obiezy tatarskich,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

Me$oDie stdnu wszedsfe svd-
ksdjQ sic u sddnin, Se muSi ist-
nice sjednocsoH0, niesoIeE10 I
D~duoExQdH0 PoESkd.
- Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
GL0wNY.

zaloiOna 1907 rOku.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
TWO MARINE RECRUITS

Two men ware accepted at ~" local
marine corps RECRUITING station. li""
Market street and TRANSIT. tScd /" .Tiir>-
burgh. Pa. for final eNanuar."i. tn.
men w"r" E,:Sscl T. l!d"u "r Martin,
Ferry, who enlisted r"~ ~" years ="
take up the electrical rours" oft,r'r
by the Marine Corps institute. and liar
rY Ring Of Fairmont. W. Va. who. "u-
lifted for two years for genera. Scrv.rn
which assures him Of much traVrl a:ri
adventure for tho next rwu years
These men, upon being accepted At
Pittsburgh. will h. sen, 70 tina larg"
marine corns trimming station At rdrr:S
Island s. g. where they vii! undergo
Their military training prior {" "SS!gi-
mcnt r. III. duties Of their choice
Tho local office has had many anrl.-
cants for cnlistmaut hut quit" - rG:l
Der Of the$" applicants fall :" com" rG'
to the standard type OF physical eu"",-
mems REQUIRED by tho corps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
NOVEL EXHIBITION
AT K, OF P. CASTLE

VIVA; T-"ui>2S :" l." on" 81 the best
AFFAIRS 70! t'u.. Gini ~ this city Wi y"
exhibition Of r""',t electrical display
by WurHt.ng. Lodge so. ia knights of
t'ych.;ls on December 81.
Tn" affair VII be held In the caste
Ha. at 80. lt"7 Market street. Notices
have been son: out TO all thu members
and It l. thought that the affair vii! be
we'll attended.
This j. ~. u~S. time that any lodge n
II" cGy Ia undertaken tn Put GA such
4 wonderful display as this and many
of Tho mru,h' - are waiting patiently
Tor the nigh when thy viii be- able 10
attend tho affair.
\. ". Wu-tzh"rEer has complete
charge Of tn- display which a large
number Of mrrubrrS "t Tho Organization
will also take part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
CHRISTMAS MAIL
EXTREMELY HEAVY

\ .,uuhrr oc clerks and carriers at
the ;nst ocrjr" vino were on the s'cNtist
,hn mr.; OF th" wceN. a." back on tAe
inS. NJ, ar" he;ag kept extremely ouSy
taking caro- 81 the large amount OF ma"
md tho numerous lsl-ce! post packages
which ar" beng ETnt out over the couH-
try b, residents II this city.
po.,rnaStrr w. W. irwin stated that
.rc business mis- year has doubled that
81 last. hu, ~ said that the people are
,-~nd;nG IN" packages "or'j"r :" that th'E
Nj, pc r".."., III - christmas day.
Arrangements have been mad" by thS
rostal department 20 hav" tao!e pnt
N Tho lobby 90 c2c pcs. office building
:h,~ morning with ii man Il charge TO do
nothing huc Weigh M packages 50 tNac
he clerks az ~" stamp window Will not
De delayed by having u figure out the
amount il will take - send the pack
l.yGS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
MARKET AUDITORIUM
BEING REDECORATED

Tho repa!uttrE Of III" interior az the
halls and corridors. as well as the
other rooms a. III" Market AuditorIum'
which - being done by the Alpha Deco
rating company. :, progressing n'c"iF.
Tho men are III hopes az having tine
work completed carly, but on account
OF being short Of some or t"e pam,
needed for III" finishing coat Il VIII
not hc finished for som" time
The large assembly hall IN the lower
part OF tho building Will be the last
ming 10 DC finished ~ i - the lars-
=, room IN the entire building ard VII
Le ,wo weeks 70 rumrIstH !: alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Union MISSION SERVICES.

Or Y. II. Fields. 0astOr IT n" FI'>'
Christian church. delivered an Inspiring
message at last nights s"r'ir" al ,i'"
Union Mission. Tonight. Or. L. H. l..
Stridcr. rector Of ST. Matthew's Erisr"-
pal church. will h@ the speaker.
Sunday evening, Surt. g. W. Cory WI
speak al tho Mission on "Th" Sr'"r"!
Coming II christ" Thor" VIII h. sur.
c,al muSir l;cv. Cory Wi! conduct IA"
SUNDAY AFTERNOON s"ryi""s n the ph!o
county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18

Moleskin Coats with large collar
and cuffs OF same Formerly s47I.""
Now $4,000
Poncy Coat with lar=e Collar ""a
cuffs Of Natural Shunh. FOTnrrl!
S395,OQ Nov S275.oo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-20
cHILDREN's WEEK JUNE TO -

God, help us teachers. parents. all Il
live Alright
Any may our lives all truth and Low,
unfold
Since life for us no loftier aim car
hold
Than leading little children in thu
light"
The week of June GLIB will be OBJ.
served &C Chidren's Week by the Yer.
mont Sunday School Association in d
CONFERENCE.-THE campaign to empha.
size the religious education Of chill.
dren. Leaflets containing full instruc-
tons for the observance of this week
have been sent by the 10 county asso.
Citations TO the superintendent Of every
Sunday school in the state. ANY su-
lperintendent who has failed TO receive
his leaflet is urged to write at once to
Miss Mary Sherburnc Warren, North
pomfret, the state children's division
superintendent.
A special leaflet has been prepared
for those who take charge of the com
munity observance of children's week.
Suggested programs include COM
munity nlass meeting, visitation CT
homes - children. the management Of
a booth in the public square, the Civ
ling of pageant, song festival or
parade, and the holding of an insti-
tute for teachers of children. Where
no community observance has been
planned the local schools should carry
out as much Of the preceding pro-
gram as possible in addition 70 its own
program which may include a sermon
by the pastor June 6, on the religious
education of children, picnic or party
for the children during the week and
an attractive children's day exercise
the 18th. "The Rights of the Child"
beautiful pageant by Prof. II. Angus
tine Smith, can be purchased from
The Pilgrim Press, Boston, for seven
cents each or eighty cents a dozen. A
pamphlet containing three festivals Of
song is published by Prof. Smith at
81 Clafiin Road, Brookline. Mass. for
rs cents. Merchants who will place
posters in their windows and make 4
appropriate window displays will find
their cooperation greatly appreciated.
Pictures Of such windows and Of
booths, parades, participants in pag-
eants, homo visitation leaders, etc, are
desired by Mrs. Baldwin, the interna-
tional ehildren's division superinten-
dent, for magazine articles and stere-
opticon views. Those wishing cradle
-oll, beginners. primary and junior
eafiets for distribution during chill
iren's week may obtain them from
he county or state children's division
Vision has been defined as seeing a
hing, seeing through ii and seeing II
trough" Have you a vision Of what
he faithful observance of children's
eek in every Sunday school will mean
D the home life and church life Of
ermont?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-20
Estate Of THOMAS MEaRs

COMMISSIONS rs Notice.
The Undersigned, having boen sfs-
pointed by the Honorable Pr1nat<
Court for the District 81 Manchester,
Commissioners, TO receive, eNauline.
and adjust the claims and demands ~
all persons against the estate ~
Thomas Mears late of Manchester IN
said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby GIVE
notice that We will meet for the par
pose aforesaid, at the Probate Office IN
the Village Of Manchester in said DSs-
trict, on the 9th day Of October nrxa,
from | o'clock 1. NJ, until 4 o'clock L.
NJ, on each Of said days and that six
months from the 9th day of April
A. ID, 1920, is the time limited by said
creditors to present their claims "a IA
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 9th day
Of April A. y 1920,
FRANK NJ. WALKER.
n. NJ. CANFIELD.
Commissioners.
Lulu Wyman, Admx 6-5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-20
STATE or VERMONT.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Napoleon Lacrosse

bL4N4NiNhtNfN wv y
I Napoleon Lacrosse
VS..
John =. Garvey.
! Notice is hereby given that | hold az
execution against John p. Garvey. the
above named defendant in favor 81
Napoleon Lacrosse Of Bennington. ia
said County, the above named Dlain-
tiff, issued upon Judgment rendered
T by the County Court within and Tor
the County Of Bennington based upoas
an order made by said Court at the
December term 1919, for the sum ID
Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars, dsas-
ages ind Twenty-Tbree Dollars ans
Fifty-six Cents Costs, and that sxzi
execution has been levied and extend
ed bv me upon the following described
goods and chattols of the said John q
GaIvcy, situate in the town Of pcrx
and the County Of Bennington, viz.
All sawed lumber situate along ilse
highway at Manchester Depot and al
logs now cut OF lying upon the j. q.
Brown lot, so called, situate in Peru
and all the lumber manufactured from
logs upon or along the highway kno~n
nc the Peru turnpike, being the saHt
upon which plaintiff filed lien Sep
tember Goth, 1919.
And that | made said levy by taking
the above described property into my
possession.
Notice is hereby further given tt.t
bv virtue Of said execution and By lhn
direction of Holden a. Healy, attorneys
for the above named creditor in this
cause, unless said amount of said exc
cution, costs and interest, together
with my fees and legal charges there
on is in the meantime paid and sat,E-
fed, ] shall sell the personal property
being the goods md chattels above de
scribed Of the defendant, or so maril
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy
the amount of said execution, interest,"
and all the costs thereon at public aDc-
ton TO the highest bidder for the Sam,
at the Hotel in said town Of Peru on
the 10Th day Of May, 1920. at 70
o'clock in the forenoon, 10 satisfy ~
whole or in part said amount Of szin
execution, costs and interest and villa
my fees and legal charges thereon. q
directed in said execution.
. Dated at Manchester in sstse
County Of Bennington, this 4th day ~
Nay, 1920
J. d. PURDY.
-2w Deputy Sh"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-20
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