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Eir-, Am--lcrn Leave. ,.rid,,

NEW FDFtK, July 20-rhc Ameri-
can oIvtnpir Committee announced
today that raul Pilgrim. OF the New
YORK Athletic ciuh VIII sail from
mere Tor Antwerp. Belgium next Fri
""N- IL" ~ rnins In advance OF the
members OF the american Olympic
team. who viii sail next week SO as
:" perfect ARRANGEMENTS FOR their
honSinG ana training accommodate
lions. Mr.. Pilgrim viii carry "A full
list or TIA" American entries with tho
exception Of the oarsmcn. which he
VIII pr"scm, in person 10 the Belgium
OlNmilic nilirinls.
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I'lii.nticlnlIin
Totals 55!g-7!, Totals q. 10
IL l-.A i.c Mmmrc n n.rh,h

:, - '"h'hSH' II
FE.idG-I;h.i % d - a "a ~
SUMMARY !suns--Tuh!n. C;.dcon SIsl. r
ia I;,, y"n-."' G@t''E Wa. Walker. wclch.
Gss," !'HFTe.l Iwr-Dasc hit
Hon" runs Jacobson. Sister Snc-incrs@
I'SE'> q !.'if rH bas-g ST Louis :
philai" !pa.a. g Easr On ba!ls-Moor.. -,
is.f-"N brF"".i. IA tnonc out In
SKIM vn i"'s. "a { OF Moore. 10 in
> on N"y.Dr Hoa" In ] Struck out
hHT"+i! Davis. > Moore. 2. winning
,WH'5"s iii!e"-"nG aud Evans Time.
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TIGERS TAKE TWO GAMES

II! NNsUt!L.Ni F.N--
WASlIi.>iirpN. July -" Detroit
won Tour OF its uN. games "!th
Washington 10y taxing both games o.
a double header today. TO and to
The first game Mas Won by the
visitors in the fifteenth inning. when
BUSH hii safely and scored from .irst
on Iia.ts TEXAS Lacquer single TO
center The second game VAS a
pitchers battle between Ehmkc and
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YANKEES WIN SERIES
NEW YORK TAKES FOUR
CONTESTS OUT OF SIX
"nabc" Ruth'S Thirty-Serond Homo
Run Feature Double Bt1
tn tsuthain.
T.! NSSoVIdtcu TrcSS-
: N. NAIsi, l..lA. ON -

MEM YORK. July 2O-Ey dividing
today'S double header. New York Won
the series from chicago. four games
- two, The visitors won the frs;
game p, 70 NY a niuth-Irniue rally.
scoring fCUr runs after two We're out.
New Nork tUoN the second game. Il
- s. ~ II result of MocciGge'S STEADY
pitching and timely hitting 10y his
team mates
Ruth nat his ihi-;y -second home
run nt the season in the FIRST game.
the ban going over the right Held
grand stand.
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FIRST GAME.
p rptt Nm. IA iDrfun
l)etroi

Totals - q - Totals - 50 -
Et:E-t :ar r.a-I!. IN tenth.
-H'i''4 - p.ihsm ~ tenth.
-bl'tr1 Tt- Courtney - eighth.
'Ettt-t :sr ScyI-. IN ninth
ih-''-l -: Schacht Ia eleventh
D.t-gt- pel o0s .lo 600 Goi.7
Wa 5.'.Etga ...--- 900 gg- DOT 900 Uyp-s
s4u.T.-- HEu--iouuE t-I. Bush t..
Hale Fl.--te1t P.atil.. I!isn. Harris.
CHARITY. " BRIDE Hic.G!cn. Cos-tu-y-
F-t-v-s-iia--.>, Charity. 81 Brld~ Two
b--- H.'s-I.g-. P.rlr!,.g. CHARITY. BUSH
Iart'- aL>- hit--Dllhaur stolen u4s.--
b.~ts Hale. SIt-:iIcrs-f BUSH I.J. P.n.la.
MeE-.te. Fiafstrsd DnGh!- p!ays-I.u~9
% tJ.ES - iie!!n4nu co. Bush - Hcll-
'rarn. Lett on Oases--Dri-Uit. }; Wash
ius'pu. Ba-.s on raii--on cou-'r"y.
N oldham, 8, III SrhaCn;. !. Hit
- courtney 10 IN innings. OF Oldham.
y 70 inn4nss OF Dau-s. ~ innings
~ Snyt'r n inning 81; hacht non.
!, innings. Yii '.r!cE con. IN !nn:ngs.
!tii ~ I.fc I"T--by Courtney tE.aChb. py
f--.rn-Jg tN-aray. SfFIsk oUi---Oy old
h,m. :. ~ cgg';ncy, py Dauss. 2 nv
Ericsson Passed ball-Alusmlth WIN
Mus p!'rh@r.- DaE,s Losing pitcher
f-..ts1n IMI.:n-. piG"ea ana Fr.cl
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GRoCERs TAKE CONTEST
y mh"id's Team D~f~nts swift &. IN
ny score of - to 5-,Ioorc's
1'itchfnr Icotnr...

NmD"lh froccry Company defeated
~" swift * 60. team Yesterday after
ny IN. score OF ~ 10 3 Tho game
WaS featured by tn" pitching OF
Moor" and the work OF Ambo!d's
Who'll" team.
Scor" by Innings: r. IT T.
Nmhold % q Va ~ n
swirl 20 n l0l q o. Z . 2
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COOLERS TAKE BATTLE

scH,p,cGlal 70 The Times D!spa,cb)
rfoi.k. VA. July 20 Ec,v
~ Datiics nave been staged on
man that this afternoon bc,wcns
lloyd ana LodcstIo. when erro, =
c aus, IN: home team TO drop the
game by the scor. OF to /
lioyd, Tor thr Wildcats hurled q
'as'eriy game, allowing bur three
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BOSTON LOSES TO INDIANS

" NssDUTI'"u IrnsgI
!,'H ION, iUiN go cleveland de-
i"ti"d Boston . TO S in eleven In
nir"S today Fortune was hit hard
ia IA" FIRST three innings when cI.,.
ana piled ur sev"n-run lead Kn.r
N.itn"i exceptionally we'll but weak.
"h"i ~ tn" eleventh when Jami..
son Hnn chairman singled In success.
son Then followed q poor ;bro,.
~ Walters ana Wanbsganss' sacri.
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BUILDERS WIN IN TENTH
Ssgee!2l e Tnv, Times .pispa,ch)

Especial u The Times Dispa;chl
ROCKY MOUNT J. a. July 20
After twiflinr superbly Tor nine in.
nings and holding ihc visitors 10
three scattered nits during that timc.
Heatwoie weakened in the tenth i'm
ming Of the game with NEWPORT N,ws
News this afternoon. allowing Thu,
sShipbuildcr. 70 bunch three Sat-iics
and annex the fray hy u 9-to-p count.
Fried, while touched FOR seven hits.
held IN" locals well IN hand, aud was
in danger Of icing scored upou only
one time, when Chisholm Was caught
at the plat when ne tried 90 cone
home on ii.atwu!e.s b!usl, to center.
After tn two teams had fought
through nan" Innings the Visitors
sent their w" runs 70 cover in the
first half OF The extra franz, Eodd,n
led of with a single raSgurlIit fol-
lowed WITH Il double and Whitcraf,
sewed ~ tn" game by cracking ont
t'To-.iy drive after two w.rc down.
Lake Ms bauishvd from tn. gam,
in The last half Of .hc ninth rs I'm.
pre- Cross. Pasquclia coming id from
right held TO rcgiHr" iu" regular
backstop. while faEau replaced ROD
den. who was shifted 10 right S.y-
erai' long running catches by B-Hlc
In center field contributed III. n,II-
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SISLER WINS FOR BROWNS

T!I!I.A DE.IriIIA. July 9O.-SI.le-'s
nome yum over the right field wall in
IN" eighth won for -. Louis today.
70 : JacOb@on's home run with
t"o on bases III the sixth put -;
LOUIS ahead, but Dugan's triple. sand
".ca"G between singles by Wc.ch an,!
frrkins, 'ted the score N the latter
hal. or ;hr inning
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,none out n scconi,. of uhie. in IN
in !nn!ags, OF Fortune. IN 9 innings
on karF n in!ngs. HI by piich-T-
ny ! ne lMcNsityi- StrucA out-by Nor
ton, 8. by N!"hau- ! by Fortune ! py.
k"r; WHu p.,Ch-Forcuuc Winning
pitcher - i!agty losing pitcher - karr
inp!.es. CONNOLLY ana h.ne.n T.lna. . ~
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GIANTS DOWN PIRATES

flTTSHi7kGiI. july "a Nrw Yori,
defeated Pittsburgh today : to .. The
visitors punched hits with The mix
Nchf held the locals well IN hnnI mn,
20 ne h'hih. when single a trIpir
ana an oIt-at-iirst scored ;hoir ,.yo
runs
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sr",ai' a. SAFE Totals 81 t27Il-

T"'NIs u N.Ill Tot,Is III IgII'
Score hY innings II
New Yn-k -........0 n o a,
Pittsburgh . u % % q a q ~ =
>. Snninnry; Kunr-i!ancror. Young ,gi.
ii,srhs Is liy. liIrbcc. tu'Snaw Errors -
Mhitt'i Grimm. rwo-r.s" hl;-C;-linni
Ihr""- has" hits Young. cUtShaw. Sncri-
h'"S-h inE. Doyle. snyder. FriSrh Lei,
On bases Sew York .. PITTSBURGH 3
has" on hnl,s-Neh.. !: cnorcr : Struck
SENT Losing pi'cls C0nncr lin
n!r"s. Harriann arA Itnrt rirnn. l:2a
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Suffolk. :: Petersburg. 6 Hit nv
Hn.-pnvi"s. Double pav--pcmbS
to Black TO Duncan. Errors Iod"stro ::
nuE !. Duncan. |. Sacrifice
d"...i. ,mEtres: Guyun CASTOR. Time.
i;iu. Attendance. zoo.
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FIRST GAM:
Chicago. New
To,sa a.il27l5 To;aiS 81 1927 -
.AAtt.d Tor FLp-r In uiuth.
fHLttrG FOR M,GTaw "a ninth,
.Rau tor i.oSlS Ia ninth
-Lt....LI - llntt nj n

>rrr" hy inuings X
MN S.rk 81 IA : }
Summary nuns--I ., bold. r. collins
I'.Isch II si,-rg. SchIk. :. Mur9hy. i'up.
i'ratt Ruin, : M.us Errors Jackson.
!'sa.t. i. Collins l."sbuli, W"nN,r. Ii"iu"
run. Ruth Felsyh. SaSiiac"s +; collins.
to !. col!n~. iiatt - r"yk,nrhu:h 20
Iipn. 4 collins - KisN,rs TO i Collins:
on bases Chicago. :. New YORK. . ia -
on hAlis-"n t!u!nn. .. OF MCGraw !; OF
F,h-r I, oil Kerr =. lilts-on Quinn, II
ia .-a: OF Fab-r. " ia :: off MCGrIw.
. iu Is: on Kerr IN ! struck cat
Quinn = Fahcr. =. WiId ilt,n Quinn.
Whining ,dtCh,r Fan.r. i."~jnr ptrnrr
QUINN, Cmp.r, s-Ch.u aud M"r."rtN.
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p,,ndcn, Cr,. f:,,,

ANGELES. July 20 Pasadena
Cal, has been awarded the amateur
Pathetic unions 1871 championship
track and ficid meet. according 10 4
TELEGRAM received here today from
ssFtobert s. Weaver, president OF the
EEouthern Rr iifornis Branch OF the 4.
! !, y. u, n6wfin New York,
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SECOND GAME.
Totals aIlO2ii0 Totals % So II
'Bait.d for CiCuttc in ninth.
tBIit-d FOR i"ibold IN ninth

STWf" NN lNlInES IT.
Chicago .............H " q 0--i
New YORK; ..........2 ~ ~ - u N--h
Summary Runs. Weaver. Jackson: RS
berg r"cMin paush. ~. FiHr. i{edi".
la. hits Schaik. isod.". +, ckinpnur n.
F"lsch Thrr"-hase hit--i.ish.rg. HON"
run l'Ipp Sacrifice, Wari. Ru-l. Double
pIay-l Collins To Rishrrg - !. Collins
left ON bases chicago. :. New YORK. !.
Uusc On balls MoGridr" /. tlcottc. 3.
Sirucl, pu;-M"griig' C.co't". 3. TIM
pir"S-Noriarty ana thil. Time. 1850
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CUBS TAKE CONTEST

Thy Associated I.ress1
CHICAGO. jay "U.-Chicaco mad.
u three gu, OF five from boston to-
day hy punching hits and winning
the itnal game of The series. to 1
Hendrix replaced Carter in tn. iirs,
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SPORTS
DODGERS BEAT CHAMPS
BROOKLYN WINS ODD
GAME FROM CINCINNATI
"Fnf Duncnn's Fielding Features
Contest Won by Visiting
Truni

by Associated Prcgs.l
CINCINNATI. o.. July 2O.-Brook-
Ign won the odd game Of the series
from Cincinnati today to . The
heldinS of Duncan for the Reds was
Il fcatur"
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(OTHER SPORTS, PAGE ICY

She Will Love You. Take alony a
packag" OF Florida Fruit Gum and
sh. can't resist you. Made by Flccr,
All dealers c-Adv
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inning after the visitors had batted
In three runs.
Chicago.
Totals 81 o:ii3 Totals sc II ~ 81
batt"d FOR DNcili in eighth
Snhicu tor Scott in eighth.

boston = n n n n a n y S>
Chicago - n
summary itnns :. Powell. Pick Mann
f,"Sts Einck CO. lterzoE I2J. Two,nblry
nnr..', Kili!f.r. Hendrix Errors--Poweii
ii.","hEl!i": Twomblsy. Two-base hits
Hex ca F!ack. Sacrinc"s-pick. M"rkIa
-, ponb!" riay-E!lifer 10 Terrv
i."it on basrr-- Boston. y, chIca"o
iias.s on baiis-.or Hendrix. J: on Scott,
= on watson iii;s--or Carter. 4 in
on scott ~ ~ inninrs. on watson. !;
" ! ihiilnf. III hy pltchcr-bv IcntriI
,,f-"trH'. struck out----bY II.nJriN 4, 10
scott. Winning nitrh-r-II"ndtix Los
ihR, ni,'hcr--S"ntt tmnir"s Mct.nr,nir,t
and ebay. Tim" ,w, hours ''''
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TotaIsss$ s5ell

Newport News 900 90 o n % 80
Rocky Mount ... q 0 4 q u % a. q
summary; Runs - RoGieu. ra-guells
Two. base h!t-iasqu"lls f.H-n.! -f,r--
newport NtHs- ? Lefi 1u la ROCKY
Mount. 4. Newport S"N- Ra.c4 an
5bsjlS-on Hea;wO.e. : on Fried q
sHtrusk out--by Hcatwnle by Fried. ,
wild pich-fri-d Tt by pl,cher-t,y
sHeatwo!e tRoddsnD. DouO'. u!ay--IBrar-
shigah to Schwartz. Stolen basc4--R raun!.
gan and chsinpiin SacriCcr hits
aRruRenacker. Umpire Cross. Time o,
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Cincinrlilti.
Totals 81 s:7 n
''Hlf ~ = - ~
Hcoi" hy innings:

Broohlyu q q q n n n a -,
Cincinnati n a. n IA n = ~
summary: Characterization. whnot. Eo-
TTIhu ,nna! duncan; See" Error-SickInr
'".st kon";chy. Stolen btsr-
80 SaSrlhr" hltS--Mycrs Kou.tchy
Dhnn,: iiafsnkapf /" SickinE to Dauheri
h'ti 10 ktiduH l."ft on bns.S-Iirpok.
iyn. .: Cincinnati. = I,:lscs ON h.iIs@on
Elf. ! en- Crime. !. .StrucW out--by
f.H'f. ]. by Grimes 2. GmpirUs I.iri.r
and Moran. Time. l:iI
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Marshall Wins nj Chess.
CITY. y. j.. July 20
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Whether cntraining or en-
barking - we've everything
for mountain or scashorc
weathcr-and everything in
cludes a light weight Scotch
Mist" Ovcrcoat. Fine, rain or
shine.
White Shoes, White Elan
ncls, Straw Hats, Summer
Underwear, Golf Caps, Bath
ing Suits.
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Suffolk
Petersburg.
Totals - i.7ls Totals al no.
SCoEc b. Innings:

Suffolk .....-..n u q u a n n q II
Pc, rshurg - q - u u q a n n
summary: iiuns-Mc Mahon Miller
bh99" S;o,,en, bass McMahon Base on
10y Lloyd. :: by i.odestro. : Left on bases
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RUSTY BACON QUITS
COLTS FOR OUTLAWS
Cudge Harris, Formerly With
Newport News, to Take Regular
go Turn in Box.

& "Rusty" Bacon, pitsher ~ thc
4Richmond Colts, has jumped the team
sprksumably 10 become 4 member OF
s134im in the Million Dollar League.
= A{Brding TO u message received oE
owner Wilson from Manager Lee
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03
isle o. NapoIeon's Exile,

False conceptions prevail OF 81.
Helena where Napoleon lived an"
died after his defeat aud Illumination
"a, Waterloo 1t is crc,litrd wNh oe''s
most ugly island Exactly The "ppo-
site is the case MOI only is 1t not
rock fu, a very beautiful. well-wooa-
ed and pll.watcred island. and also,
on the whole if emo had 10 choose the
most perfect climate existing any
where i'm this world. tho prize Woulo
have to go to ST. lIelena. and espcclai-
ly that part in which Lonswood lNa-
polcon's residence) is situated
See the "Stecker and Caddock
Wrestling Match in motion pictures
at the Picture Palace Thursday,
June 10th.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03
BRAYTON ITEMS

Miss Thelma Bartlett went to
Des Moines Tuesday to visit Mary
Ide who is attending Drake Uni
versity.
Mrs. Cora Freeman went to Exr
ira Tuesday to visit her fathe
j. j. Lewis.
Percy Hallock left Monday for
Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
H. j. Mantz of Audubon was in
Brayton Monday on business.
Holger Nielsen came home from
Des Moines Friday and remained
until Tuesday.
G. K. Hallock shipped one car
of hogs to the Omaha market last
Thursday.
George Frazier and family of
Carson were visiting at the Isaac
Smith home Sunday.
The Brayton Savings Bank is
having steel ceiling put on the
banking room.
Percy and G. K. Hallock finished
shearing 700 head of sheep and
goats last week.
Misses Agnes Miller and Marie
Freeman were shoppers in Atlantic
Friday.
Mrs. o. F. Ide returned last
Thursday from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. M. F. Alexander,
near Hudson, South Dakota. 9
Johnnie Nielsen visited relatives
in Atlantic last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen
from near Corning visited her par
ents, P. P. Nielsen and wife Sunday.
Mr.. Christensen returned home
Sunday evening, but Mrs. Chris
Jensen will remain for some time.
George Powers Of Des MONIES is
visiting his sister, Mrs. F. l.. Free
man, and family.
Your cleaning and pressing is
appreciated enough that we will
call for and deliver it. Phone l4S.
Modern Dry Cleaners,
adv Extra, Iowa
Mrs. Mary Cotton returned Sat-
urday to the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. .. f. Ide, after au extended
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03
4 ono and Short Rei7ns.

The longest reign in British history
Is that of Queen Victoria, which be-
gan on June 20 lS37. and ended with
her dcnth on January 90, 19o1-63
years, months and ? days. The
shortest is that of Richard III, who
began to reign on Juno 2G. l4S3. ana
two months and seventeen days later
was slain in battle with Henry Tudor,
earl of Richmond. who rcigned as
Henry VII
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03

visit with her sister, Mrs. Kinney
in Des Moines.
Mr.. Madsen, son and daughter
from Tingley, Iowa, are visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Earnest McKibben.
Mrs. G. X. Hallock and daugh-
ter, Leone are visiting at the John
Curry home ia Atlantic.
Charles Freeman of Des MONIES
visited over Sunday with his par
ents F. L. Freeman and wife.
Doris Jenkins went to Griswoid,
Friday to visit her relatives, che
Glenn and Mrs. Ed Black families.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denison of
Craig, Colorado, were over Sunday
visitors with her sons, Earl and
Archie Brown.
DR.. Koob and wife, accompanied
by DR.. Becker and wife of Atlantic,
went to Lake Okoboji last Thurs
day to fish. They returned home
Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03
Oakabeah

A dahabeah is an :5gypt an barge re-
sembling In convc;,fcnces and comforts
the households ST. popular on English
rivers. Tourists along the River Nile
hire them by the week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03

township
And touches only the more inn
oortant centers--
New York, Philadelphia, Chi
,ago, Cameron Center, Extra and
Los Angeles"
We don't know Tony's politics
But we're pretty certain
He don't believe in woman suf-
rage
You'd almost guess it
From this:
You're so beeg, an l hear-a SO
much-a da name,
Govament--beeg govament;
You mus be daz first in daz
halla-da-fame,
Govament--beeg-a govament.
Eef man he ees poor, eef hees
broke an he's fiat,
Or eef hees a gram bloated
ploot-a-da-c rat,
Why, you're the cause Of eet all
dey say dat,
Govament--beeg-a govament.
| fin you lax Italee-- wonerful too
Govament--beeg govament;
An gran, beeg-a wonerful tings
you can do
Govament, beeg-a govament;
You geeva dat John Oil man in.
come tax fits,
You grabba da railroads right
into da mitts,
An putta da knock out to Red
Eye and Schlitz,
Govament, beeg-a govament.
You maka daz reech-a man toe
a da mark,
Govament, beeg-a govament;
You TAXA daz dayight,--you
change eet to dark,
Govament, beeg-a govament.
You send-a da soldier boys over
da sea,
To fghta for freedom an de-
moc-ra-cee,
You TAXA da Kaiser crossa da knee
Govament, beega govament.
| laka to Iowa you ALA ma life,
Govament, beega govament;
But NOW you geev vote to Ro-
" SCOCdj ll1d WIZ,
Govament, beega govament.
Daz one ting you do | dom
quite understen',
You fghta for freedom like bella
an den,
Geev votes to daz vimmin--AND
LOSE EET AGAIN.
Govament--oh, you craza
govament!
Which reminds us
OF fellow down at the theater
asst week
Who said he OWNED h.
Because his wife gave it to him
that morning
III tlldl CdSc
All of us married chaps
Must have an interest in it
And just to find out
We're going to ask
All you guys who think
You have from one to ten shares
To please stand.
Unanimous? Gee whiz! How
many shares are there in that con-
Germ anyhow?)
That'll do. Sit down!
We're not so bad off
A c ,ra tbo,,rbt u,a u,oro
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03

Regardless Of how long a service
mans insurance has lapsed or been
cancelled, and regardless of how
long he has been discharged from
the service, a special ruling permits
him to reinstate it at any time be-
ore July l, 1920 upon application
and payment Of only two monthly
premiums on the amount of insur-
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03
Treasury Department Bureau
Of War Risk Insurance

Director R. G. Cholmeley Jones
OF the Bureau of War Risk Insur-
ance announces that applications
Tor the conversion of War Risk In
surance into the permanent Gov
eminent Life Insurance aggregate
l33, 242 or more than $500, 600, 900.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03

ance he wishes to reinstate, togeth-
er with a satisfactory statement of
health.
Application blanks may be OBJ
tanned at the. Home Service office
in the Harper Building and assist
ance or information in making out
same will be gladly given.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03

Have your cleaning and pressing
done at the Modern Dry Cleaners,
Phone l48 Extra. Work delivered
and called for. adv
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-06-03

An analysis Of l22,SlO applications,
which have been approved, shows
that the plans of the permanent
Government Life Insurance and
the modes Of paying premiums
have been selected by former ser
vice men as follows:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-12

POTRZEBA .dobrego balwierza ia
w~ieczory, dobra zap}ata, stale. 1858
W. Chicago ave. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-12
bardziej odpornym ma ia chorobe.

O4rpZleJ oupoTuSm ND W cnOTODS.
Odwiedzajac czeSto chorego, piele-
gniarka wpaja W niego pewnosc szyb,
kiego powrotu do zdrowia, pilnuje by
dokladnie Spefnia} wszelkie przepisy le.
kara i baczy by dawane przez mia
wSkazGwki SciSle wypelniane byly.
Pc "a tenn stara sic ona W miejsco,
wych urzedach zdrowotnosci o zakla,
DAME klinik i sanatory6w dla suchot'
uikow pod kierunAem lekarzy specyali,
stow, pomaga tym lekarzom i uSwiada,
mia wszyStkch W danej miejScowoSci
jak chronic sic pred zapadnieciem ma
Suchoty.
Praca ~pubicznej pielegniarh W tym
kierunku MEDIA sic ocenit gdy wezmie,
my pod uwage jak ~strasznie choroba
spchot jest Representations g}6wnie
miedzy uajubohsza ludnoSca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-12
POMYsLOWOSC AMERYKANKI.
Washington, D. G.

Washington, D. C.
Gdy AmerykanSki Czerwony Kryi
roztoczyl opieke mad uchOdzcami "
Polskim obozie W Biafymstoku, okaal
sic ogromny brak kubk6w do picia -
Czerwony Krzyz ma skfadzie takowych
ME posiadal, kupi6 ich r0wniez niSdzie
nfv bylo mo5na. Dziei pomysfowosci
panny W. K. Austin z Chicago, trud,
nose ia rozwiazano biorac stare OIL
rzCcone blaszanki, W kt6rych przycho-
dzf3o z AmeryA skondensOwane mleko
Ola sierot W Polsce i takowe przerObiO-
ne przez uchodzc6w robotnik6w najdu-
jacych sic W Obozie, Pc hlku dniach
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