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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Z Humorystyki
Aktualnej.
Dezynfekcya

TAX niedawue jes7cze casy'
(Ale teraz djebe4 zjad 1eD
Kiedy Zachod Buropy
Do Bolszewii czu1 syumpatye,
Anglia, W}ochy, Niemcy, Caechy'
Bee ~godnosci swych us0czerou'
Chciaiy przyjac bolszewik6W
Do rodziny i do hcrbu.
Llyod.George goScl ich W Londynle
1 syrenim wabil spiewem,
Gadajac, jak r6wny z r6wnym
u KraSinem / Kamieniewem
PAN Giolitti, Wioch ekonon,
Bolszewik6w mial W estymie,
1 juz zgadzal sic, by osiah
Bolszewidkl posei W Rhyme.
W pahstwic pruskiem bols7ewicy
Urzadzili swe oSledle
T luz Ebert chcial wraz 2 mimi
Jest z zimnlak6w polskich knedle
A zas Bcnesz, czeski skrzypek,
Zawsze zysk chrac mice do heSA7
Otwierai i'm W ramiona
Przez korytarz posko-czesh.
DIS, gdy przeszso odurzenie
I c1u}osci jua ustaay,
Bolszewiccy protektorzy
Katzenjammer maja ma1y.
Lloyd George, bojac sic zarazy,
Kt6ra 2 Moskwy jadem chlusta'
K~arboFowym dzfsiej p4ynem
Pfu1e swe lordowsBde usta.
Pan Giolitt, ME 1wa7ajac
Ma swa godnoSc / powaga
Przyjal dawke emetyku,
Bolszewicka czujac zgage.
Ebert, Co zaszczepic W Polsce
Bolszewtcka pragna1 paouke.
DIS p-zeczys1cza sic gwaltownie,
BY ME zapasc ma ,,czerwoGtke"
TyIko ieden Benesz czeSh
Me krztrsi sic 1 ME dlaw-
Potwierdzajac tenn pzysfoWae:
..Dobra swtnla wszystko straw.
Il ,,Muchy Warsz.')
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
ZAPISKI A%RTYSTYCzNE.

z Opery Chicagoskiej: Scion
tegoroczny dobiega pofowy -
jak mas informuja przebieg ma
O wiele po1nySlniejszy, niz daw-
niejszc. Me ulega watpieniu, IL
wyrabia sic tn stale coraz po'
wszechn;cjszc zainteresowanie ola
opery, kt6re ME moze ME wywie-
rae statccznego wplywu cywili-
zacyjnego, W prymitywnych o.
kolicznoSciach t~utejszych nieza-,
wodnie wysoce pozadanego.
Repcrtuar dni biezacych pred
stawia sic, jak nastepuje: DIS
we Srode logo vRycerskose VIE
.sriacza" Mascagniego i Palace"
Leoncavalla. We czwartek, 1890
Linda di Shamounix" W roll
~tytulowej CALI Curci, oraz Be-
sanzoni, Lamont, Rimini, Lazza-
ri. w piqtck ME bedzie pfzedsta-
vienna. w sobote pc Pofudniu
,,Lakme" a wieczorem ,,Rigolet-
20" po ccnach popularnych -
Z Florencyq Macbeth, Pascov2
Galeffim, Lazzarim i Hislopem
znakomitym tenorem szkockim .
w n~iedziele ME bedzie przedsta-
vienna Z powodu rocznicy pier
wszej zgonu dawniejszego dyrek-
tora artystycznego opery, Cam
.paniniego. w poniedzialek, 2Ogo,
,,Traviata" Verdi'ego z Cali Cur
'ci w popisowej roll g}ownej. We
wtorek, 21go, pc a Pierwszy w
.tym sezonie i wogole w Amery-
ce wystapi Gamma Walska
polska spiewaczka z Warszawy
ktorej p~odobizne podajemy ma
'innem miejscu w operze ia
za", utworzonej ma tie 7nanel
sztuki. Walska Spiewac bedzie z
Johnsonem i Titta Ruffo W rolach
|g}6wnych opery, We srode, 22go
Verdi'ego Romeo i Julia"
CALI Curci W roll Julii. W
czwartek, 23go nCyrulik sewill.
ski" Rossiniego z Florencya Mac
beth w roll Rozyny. wv piatek,
24go 20 raz picrwszy cd lat Kill
ku Wagncra wspaniafa opera
,,Lohengrin", W ktorej partye
|gl6wne Spiewat beda: Rosa Raj
sa. Cyrena Van Gordon, Johnson
|; Cotreuil. w sobote 25go popo-
.poludniu Leoncavalla .Edyp
.Kr6l" z Titta Ruffo w roll tytufo-
wei i Pucciniego ,,Gianni Schic-
chi" - opery nowe, po-raz pier
wszy Crane w Ameryce w sezo-
ME biezacym, a wieczorem PUG
ciniego ,,Tosca". w niedziele
.26go przedstawienie galowe LA
Roheme" (,Cyganerya") Puoci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

EH6wNY.


ES FrAnciszsk Gordon, Moderator.
KR Rajmund Applet. Wice-Aoderatoe.
wojciech +. Soska, PrezeS-
AntonfnA Baranowska, Wice-prezeSkA-
wojciech Menkicki. W~ice-prezeS o..
TemaSx s BlaehowskI, SekretarL
Julian szezepanski. Skarbnik-
Stanislaw LicEmanSki, Dyrsktor.
Jan Maciejewski. Dyrekter.
Szezepan Inoiorski, Dyrektor.
FranciszkR Bieschke. DyrektorkA
Marya ImbioTska. Dyrektorka-
KonstancyG C=ekala- Dyrektorka-
DR.. Francissek A. Dulak Lekar1
NacEelny.
Adv. wswrEyniee Zygmunt Dorades
Prawny.
ss-kruda Marchlswiez. Asyst Sekr. Cen
GoD8INY BIURowE
Sluro otwar cd steJ rano DO steI
wieczorem. (w sobote do Lei popofu-
dnlu). w exwartek wieczorem cd godzi
ny lei do Sci. - W niedziele 1 Swie-
IA uroczyste biuro zamkniste.
wszelkie listy nadsyiac nale4y ma re-
&c SskretarZa G~eneralnego.
TON. 5. BLACHowsR.
Secretary PoIiah AhaA Mater,
1455 w. Division str Chicago III
FINANSE
Przekazy oankowe I pccztowe
Sehecks, money orders etc) nale4y wy
stawtae ma orSaniEaeye.
POLISH AL9A MATER.
Q przeSyaa6 pod adresem:
Jul. szCZEPANSKI.
RGxS ". DiTIsion STR Chicago, III
Do czekow z poza miastA Chicago. do
&czyc trzeba Toe IA E&miane.
MACIERZ P0LSKA.
RSrrro Zarzadu Gfowneeo
1857 ". DIVISION UTICA.
TeJefon Monroe 500
Chicago Ill
Ma drugfen pietrze smaehu
-DxIennfkn ChlcaEoakdeE0S.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

szyderstwa harlow duchowych:
badzcie pewni, re ci, co napadaJa
ma mas - choGby ma pozornie
wynios}ych byli stanowiskach,
swoich osobistych jeno dochodza
pretensyi i w}asnych chca pora-
chunk6w, nieprawie je podszy-
waiac pod sprawe publiczna'
Takimi gardzic i mijac ich y
tax, - jak my sic cd Mich odwra
camy re wzgarda, -
a idzicmy dalej W lata i prace
Ola Boga i Ojczyzny!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Z KONSULATU GENERAL
NECO RzECZYPOSPOLITEJ
POLSKIEJ.


Biuro Emigracyjne PREY Kon'
sulacie Generalnym W Chicago
wzywa nastepujace osoby do po'
DANA swych adresow ma skutei
nadesianych ola mich wiadomo'
sci z Kraju.
E. 1851 - Budzik Jan, Ia.
micszkaiy W Kansas City, Kan
sas, posiadajacy rodzine W Ma
iopolsce, wyjechal do Ameryk:
pred l8-tu laty.
E. III - Caplan Hanna &c
Szmalbergow i Szmalberg Mar
kus, Hammond, Indiana, poszu-
kiwani przez Kalmana Friedma-
ma z Krakowa.
E 1894 - Jadczak Bronisaaw
z Minneapolis, Minnesota, poszu
kiwany przez prewnych z ziemi
Lomzynskiej.
- 1911 - Jandura Franci-
seek, pochodzacy powiatu
Chrzan6w, Malopolska, zamie-
szkaiy W Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Purshugua Street 400.
E. 1876 - Kamihski Jozef, "a
mieszkaiy W South St. Paul
MINI. P. o. Box AS.
E - At - Kohn Chill R., "a,
mieszkafy 43 Highland avenue
Minneapolis, MINI.
E. 1868 - Kulakowski Leor
Z pow. Wlociawek, zamieszkiwa'
W Milwaukee, Wis, wyjechal ma
stepnie do jednej z kolonii ne
gro" w fNHlCIJSC.
z 1890 - Milkowski Piotl
Fam. 566 Grand ave-, Kenosha
Wis, poszukiwany jest przez
krewnych W sprawie ziemi poo
L.imanowa.
E 1853 - Nowak Tomas
Z pow. Slupeckiego, ziemi Kali
skiej, ktory w r. 1904 dn. 81 CRU
dnia w~yjecha} do Ameryki i W r
los mieszkal W Chicago.
E. 1868 - Paluch Michallna
Franciszek, Jozef Antonina, "a
mieszkiwali 3035 So. LOOMS str
w Chicago.
Paluch Natalia, zam. 1913 Bon
fide str, Chicago.
E - 1884 - Richter Zelmut
pOSzuklWany w SpraWach spadkC
wych przez p. Hugona Liebnau
E. 1914 - Sobacki Piotr
Jakob lub ich dzieci, majacy in
teres szewski j krawiecki W Chi
cago.
Els SIG - Strzelec Jozef, "a
mieszkuje Spread Bay ST., w
Superior, Wis, posiadajacy TO
dzine w Sosnowcu.
- 338- Szumski Ivan, "a
mieszkuje W Chicago ma Ohio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

Kto chce czytae naJlepsre eoddenne
ptamo polSkte, MECH de uda do pana
=. N. PAYROLL, nas1ego agenA na
Duncan 1 okoNce 1 Eaabonuje sobie
UZIENNIK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

RuAkkd pdnyk, V wSeWU uDa
nv a obowia1ek poczytyV1A sonA
powinien sals nki1moW1A n1rOoo'
RoSc nas1a. ;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
MACIERZ POLSKA

fsst orgxniaeyS fSczScs miod5teE pol.
ska obojgR pAci W prScach n2ukoWych'
paSryotycznych 1 bratniej pomocy ola
podnseSenia ducha moralnosoa l dobro-
bytu W spoieczenstwie, . s~zczsgolnie
miedEy mlodzieEa polskA Ma posmter-
the cd lat Il do As. IA czfonkow Sto-
WRrzyszonych, beS ograniczenla Wieku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.


A wszakze to W samej pe}ni
W samym szcZycie sill stane-
A toz nam to sam wick
mesh mocy - potegi, zdolnosci,
wp}ywow znaczenia! Spojrzyjcie
ma piekny rysunek naszego illu-
ma naczelnej %stronnicy
dzisiejszego numeru: w Srodku
ryciny rzezbiarz = rysownik
m3ody, silny, pewny siebie; u
piedestalu stana4 monumentu,
tworZy - cd lat trzydzie-
stu! Monument wielkiej, ideo-
wei Piracy - ola Boga i Ojczy-
A wko4o niego rzesza
braci rodaczej: to pZyjaciele,
to ci, CO z MIN prZez tych lat
trzydzieSci ida razem, ma dzie}o
iego patrZa z uznaniem i wierzac
z MIN w Idee czysta, oraz W je-
go sfuzbe ola niej rzetelna -
trwaja 2 MIN, ufaja mu, otacza-
ja go zyczliwoScia i uznaniem.
To - Ny! My wszyscy! Me
tylko to Pismo nasze, co jest
VAN wiaSnie onym pracowni-
klein wiernym, opinii rodaczej
rzezbiarzem i tw6rca; ono - w
olbzymiej spo}eczenstwa ma
szynie - jednostka tylko; ale
obrazie tym stoimy -
wszyscy, wielki ob6z religij-
no = narodowy Wychodztwa Pol
Sko Amerykanskiego, W kt6rym
ponad drobne odcienie i chwiloWe
r6znice, jeden panuje duch -
jedna drogi naszej wytyczna -
jeden nam wszystkim eel. Idzie-
my don raZem - raZem cd lat
trZydZiestu i w Bogu wiara -
dojdziemy! Hej - juzci j lzejsza
bedzie nam teraz droga: maj
- najbardziej cienista
jej stroma "a mani juz.
Wolna Polska dalej przecie poi
ME - niewolna, jaka
p~ielgrzymowaliSmy dawniej !
Wolna, ludowa, piekna Polska .
to W tenn poesdciu otueha,
jaka moe radosna! ZaiSte - lei
.edzie nadal pracowac, a pc ME
podlegfoSci naszej odnowie Zwy-
cieskiej - ~}acniej Ware aywiC,
IL ia zmartwychwsta}a Ojczyzna
nasza - bedzie nieodrodna cd
swoich tradycyi daw-
niejszych, bedzie godna ich die
dziczka i piastuna, taxa bedzie,
lie - Bogu mia i Swiatu pozy-
teczna, W 1asce OpatrznoSci a u
w poszanowaniu - jake
samem sfoncu, chodzic be-
A z nia-My bedziemy - My
wszyscy, co w TAXA Polske VIE
rzymy, takiej pragniemy, takiej
ludem wiernym, oddanym, takiej
rdzeniem i siia jesteSmy. Wielk2
jest onej pewno$ci, onej WARY
Potega!
Trwajmyz razem! Ma dalsze
lata, drogi i prace - niechaj ME
beda podzielone mySli nasze,
Jake dotychczas - z modlitwq
W sercu, a z pieSnia narodowa
ma ustach sfuzyG bedziemy i ma
dial kazdej dobrej sprawie, jako-
smy ich tysiacu dotad sfuzyli
jakoSmy popierali kazda inicya-
tywe zacna, jakeSmy W ko1ach
naszych, naszym wp4ywom 3D.
danych, dziafali, uczyli, kszta4-
Gill, budowali, jakeSmy siegali
zawsze - navel i poza bezpo-
Srednie nasze zadania i Zaw6d
nasz, a sfuzyliSmy dobru public
nemu ma polach rozlicznych, wiec
szczerze i sfusznie - z duma u
zasadniona rec o sobie mozem,
IL ME by}o tn w Polonii Amery-
kahskiej ami jednej dobrej spra-
wy, ami jednej poczciwej robo-
ty, W kt6rejby i naszego ,Dzien-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
X K X.


Wasz dawny - szczerze oddany
przyjaciel -
,,Dziennik Chicagoski".
Hawai- czasu W zyciu instytu-
cyl - Pisma; ba j w zyciu czio-
okres niemaly. OF n. p.
jeno paru z naszego grona, co te
gazette ola Was wydajemy -
zyje takich, kt6rzy jej same po-
czatk z~apamietaja, kt6rzy u
tych poczatk6w s%kromnych
trudnych byli czynni..
Hej, gdzie tie easy, gdzie lata
owe?!... Podobnoc lepiej sic
dzia}o ongi! Prawda jest, re ME
spodziewali sic wtedy CT, co Ia
kiadali ,,Dziennik Chicagoski"-
IL Pismo to doczeka czasow TAX
niezwykiych, jak obecne i pre-
mian W mich takich n~adzwyczaj-
jake tie, ma kt6re patrza
nasze oczy; AMI sic sni}o komu,
re sic odmienia losy naszego
Narodu W tax zdumiewajacy
i$cie spos6b! Szczerze powiadajac
. to pewnie wielu moze i ME
spodziewa}o sic wca1e, re o.
wo poczynanie p~ierwszego W
codziennego Pisma pol
skiego - uda sic i utrZyma...
$s
Lata temu - lata!
Utica Division, PREY kt6rej
gmach naSz stoi - wonczas
przedstawiafs sympatyczne to-
pieliska, Re precise z jednej stro-
ny ma druga ME by4o. MONA, a
ma Nobel bulwardzie" i jego
chodnikach z desek powybiJa-
nych obywatele }amali odnoza i
zeby. Ha - inaczej byto
- z wielu wzgled6w inaczej -
zwyczajniej a chloe i
bywaio, ale tez cato -
gdy sic zblizafy take
;wieta, jak nadchodzace cziek
.6gi sic pocieszat - diva tygo-
dnie naprz6d i diva tygodnie po-
tenn, skoro zaS zaopatzy& skom
pletowaI sobie zapasy wszela-
kich p}ynnych i sta}ych dobroSci,
5pecyalow, a kordyaiow - to
n6gi naprawde kolendowac z a
TAX, talk. Dro-
iyzny takiej, jak dzisia - ME
oy}o, pojecia o niej ME mieli lu-
:. l prohibicyi ME by
TO-.
1 ludzie tez byli jacyS inni -
wszyscy starry godza sic W tym
jakieS odmienne byty
temperamenty i sentymenty,
byio wSrod mas rozpolity-
kowania, mniej partyjnych "a
isdiosci, a braterstwa szczerego
cato wiecej: ludzie zyli z SODA,
rozumieli sic i szanowali, a re
mieli co jeSc i pic - tedy .sobie
dawali; dis, re wszyscy
ME syci-jeSli ME czego innego'
powszedniego - to ambicyi wy
g6rowanych, wiec zjadaja sic
nawzajem, lub gryza sic PREY
najmniej z przejeciem, godnem
lepszej sprawy. Me inaczej!...
o - ma zrzedy sic zjecha{o -
mimo wolf - i miasto pisac z
rocznicowym entuzyazmem Cd
swietnym, miasto W Pzyszfosc
leciec otwarta, "a starymi CA
sami wzdychamy... CzyDy to
sic i nam juz samym ME zbierafo
potrosze ma starosc?...
E., taki-jeszcze ME! Gas nam
ma to! Me zbraknie nam EMU
zyazmu, nj energii, nj silly -
ma d}ugo jeszcze ma dfugo, Je-
sli Bog 5ycia pozwoli - ME
zbraknie go nj ma codzien, nj ma
swieto: badzcie pewni! Me OBJ
My Wasz Dziennik lotu smiaie-
90. nj tonu g6rnego; jak go prZez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

Reqd n0Todu pEzeE nor6d do
RdTodH ME sgt1ie . poUisEzchHa
N6ML
- Abrdhdm Lh1cch
keSoUie Stdnu DsZedsis svd-
ksujd sic I'd sddniu, &c maSi ,tSt-
nteG EJednocsono, niesuIe&n0 ;
namo1Eqdn0 PoISkG
: - WOODROW WILSON
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-14
THE HONEST PACK RAT!

Last winter wus trappin' on
South Fork, wild country an for six
months I hadn't a soul to talk to,
rot even a dog. snow piles up and up
all winter and it's long way to the
nearest outfitters, well, sir, I'll be
cornfed if the pack rats didn't steal
every blamed kitridge I had cept
those in my velt," thus the guide,
Kaintuck, relates to Dan Beard his
experience with Pack Rat Paddy as
told in the August issue of Boys Life.
What did they want with them?
Well now what do you suppose they
wanted with three good pair OF moe
casins? They couldn't wear them less
| [, was fur overcoats, but they TUX
them all the same. They stole my
pipe, they stole my fifteen dollars
worth of elks' tusks, they stole my
jackknife an they would have taken
the cabin il 1t hadn't been fastened
down with frozen snow so that moth
in short of landslide cud move it.
Things got desperit an it was up
against me to leave or make deal
with the rats. Now, when | say they
stole, that amt exactly the truth;
they air honest acordin' ito their
lights, they traded with me but never
axed If | wanted to trade.
"At night the racket they kicked
Ut would make you think the shack
was full of school boys. You see, It
was like this, they have a way of
finding a loose clapboard that will
sound well. and then stamping on 1t
with their front feet like an old buck
rabbit while they are thinking OF
what next to trade. Fur my moca-
sins they left me three stale frozen
hens eggs; my kitridge box was filled
with white pebbles; in place of my
sweet cob pipe I found the jaw of a
coyote, an fer my Barlow knife tibet
I bought at a little ierk-water town
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-14
EXECUTION OF INDIAN
FOR MURDER CALLED OFF
(By Associated Press.)

Leavenworth, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE
execution of John Aday, Apache In
dian, set for September 3, has been
called off. He was convicted and SEN
fenced to hang in the federal prison
here for the murder of fellow pris-
oner, Thomas Watson. Aday's appli-
cation for a new trial was granted
by Judge J. W. Woodrough, of Oma
ha. The Indian then entered plea
Of guilty as charged and was given a
life sentence. Aday, who is % years
DID, already was serving life sen
tence when he killed Watson, for the
murder Of Ian Indian girl on the
Apache reservation in Arizona
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-14
ARMY AVIATOR In
THRILLING FALL
FROM AEROPLANE
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. Aug. Army avia-
tors have long since ceased to get
many thrills out of routine or even
stunt flying, it is said, but an ex-
ception should be made in the case
OF two sergeants who recently set
out to break the worlds altitude
record for parachute jump at Nc
Cook field, Dayton, o., according to
an Air Service announcement. The
men were Sergeants Strong B. Mad
an and Ralph Bottreil.
The sergeants, without intimating
the nature of their objective, took
the air in LePere two-seated plane
with MADAM as the pilot and Bottreil
wearing a standard army parachute
OF the double-pack type. After flying
for an hour the plane had reached
an altiture of 10000 feet and ser
geant Bottreil started to climb out
Of the cockpit to make the jump.
The release ring of his parachute,
however. accidentally caught on the
fuselage Of the plane and the para
chute opened prematurely, dragging
the sergeant out over the tail Of the
machine. Bottreil's arm struck the
rudder of the plane as he went by.
tearing some ligaments of his arm
and ripping off a sleeve of his fur
lined flying coat A strap of his har-
ress at the same time caught the rud-
der and tore it from the plane. The
parachute itself was damaged but op-
ened as the sergeant cleared the ma
chine and started his long descent.
Sergeant Bottreil lost considerable
blood from his injured arm during
the drop, but made a safe landing in
a plowed field and received medical
attention in time to prevent any seri-
Gus result from his injury.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-14

STATE OF GEORGIA.
COUNTY OF DODGE.
Before me, Notary Public, In and f0i
Dodge County and State Of Georgia duly
authorized to take acknowledgements, appeared
| w. NJ Clements, Leroy Pharr J. H. Roberts,
B. Holmes Bob wynne and W. McRae. person.
ally known to me to be the same persons who
signed their names to the foregoing instrument
| and acknowledged that the signature appearing
to the foregoing charter was the signature Of
| each Of said persons, and each Of said persons
| individually acknowledged the foregoing to be
their signature. and that they and each one
signed the same for the uses and benents
| therein provided
IN WITNESS WHEREOF | have set my
hand and Official seal this 2sth day Of June.
| A. d. 1890
JETER A. HARRELL
Notary Public Dodge County, Georgia
| tNotarial Seal)
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF HANCOCK.
Before me, a Notary Public, in and for
Hancock County and State OF Georgia, duly
authorized to take acknowledgements, appeared
Robert Holmes and L. C. Miller. personally
known TO me to be the same persons w'io
signed their names to the foregoing instru-
ment and acknowledged that the signatures
appearing to the foregoing charter was the
signature Of each Of said persons, and each
OF said persons individually acknowledged the
foregoing to be his signature, and that he AMI
each one signed the same for the uses and
benefits therein provided.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have set my
hand and official seal this 29th day Of Tune,
A. D. 1920
JOHN " HOT, MES,
Notary Public, Hancock County, Ga
tNOtarlal Seal)
SAFE OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY OF POLK
Before me. Notary Public, In and for Poii
County aud State OF Florida, duly authorized
TO take acknowledgements, appeared II. =
Pritchett, personally known to me to be the
same persons who signed their names 10 the
foregoing instrument and acknowledged that
the signature appearing ~ the foregoing char
ter was the signature OF each OF said persons.
and each OF said persons individually ackn0wl-
edged the foregoing TO be his signature, and
that he and each one signed the same for the
uses and benefits therein provided.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have set my hand
and oriclal seal this 18th day Of July, A. D.
1920.
MINNIE McCORD,
Notary Public, State OF Florida
| (NOTARIAL SEAL)
My commission expires October g. 1921.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WAYNE.
Before me. a Notary Public in and for
Wayne County and State OF North Carolina,
duly authorized TO take Acknowledgements, ap-
peared A. P. Petway, personally known 10 me
to be the same person who signed his name TO
the foregoing instrument and acknowledged
that the signature appearing 10 the foregoing
charter was his signature, and he individually
acknowledged the same TO be his signature,
and that be signed the same for the uses and
benefits therein provided.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have set my band
and onicial seal this 5th day Of July, "A n,
1859.
GEORGE ". BATS
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Dec 10, 1921,
tN0TARIAL sEAL.l l76i
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-14
FRANCES WAR DEBT HAS
REACHED STAGGERING sum
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, Aug. 14.-France spent just
about 200 900 100000 francs on the
war and now owes 233,729 100000 Of
which 1926 100000 Is foreign. ac-
cording to official figures quoted by
Senator Doumer In his report on the
1920 budget. II she were obliged to
pay her exterior debt at the present
rate of exchange 1t would amount to
81 OOO, 100000 francs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-14

in Washington they gave me an ole
fashioned copper cent of 1880. Where
did they get those things? Don't ask
ne; they always keep a supply Of
their treasures cached somewhere an
make trade with the first fellow
they meet up with.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-14

Brick tea is regular form Of ex-
change in the western parts Of China
and in Mongolia. These bricks bear
an official stamp stating their value.
When small payments have to be
made, a brick may be broken into
pieces.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-14
NOTICE

It is the intention Of the undersigned to ap
ply to the Governor Of the State Of Florida
for Letters Patent on the following proposed
charter; said application to be made Oh the
18th day Of August, 1920.
W. NJ CLEMENTS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18
ATTENTION U. q. Z

ATTENTION U. C. r.
Reservations for Banquet must be
made by Friday night. J. w. Van
Tassel has the tickets. Banquet will
be at Masonic instead of X. C. hall.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18
OLD PROGRAM
IN ARCHIVES
Eleventh Annual commencement Elk.
ercises Of keokuk High School
+ Recalled BY Finding Of This
Document

The days when it took two evenings
in which to graduate from the Keoklik
High school, are recalled with the ad-
ding to the school archives of an old
program for the eleventh annual COM
mencement exercises, in which the
class of 1882 took part The exer-
cises were held June 8 and 9 Of that
year.
Miss Florence Backus, now head OF
the Latin department, of Keokuk
high, was then a teacher in the
school and the only teacher then, who
Is here now. Prof w. w. Jameson
was superintendent of schools; N. C..
Campbell was principal: Miss S. W.
Conklin had the English work: Miss
Louisa Kaessmann, German: Profes.
sor p. Compton, Science; Miss ]. F..
Gowdy, mathematics, and Professor