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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

nj. o~dbedzie sic kWartaln9 zebranie
Ligi Alumn6w szkoi 'pora'Glnych "
sail ma Msryanowie. Gfowrvn NOW
ca bedzie p. Szczesny Haczynski,
wspolredaktor naszego Pism1. Po-
czatek zchrania o godzinie Sci VIE
czorem.
Q - q
Jutro, W czwartek, d. 1862 ,. ~.
odbsdzie sic W sail Zwiazku PolSk
pnr. 1909 n. Ashland ave. wielSj
vice 6Cdzinie 1880 w~ieczor,m, ia
kt6rym wyglosi referat o Polsce
przybyiy stamtad niedawno X. Wa
claw Kneblewski, znaay p~ublicysta,
r~edaktor. dzia'acz ]spoleczny dele
cat UniTersytetu W Lubliaie Ma
VI aeu tvm RodpCy Seda mieli spG'
sCbno$G 4, 1icdlieG sic wielu bard7c
cjekawy,l szczagol6w o obecnych St,
! sonkach W Po,sce. X. KI eblewski pc
siada informacye pierwszorzedne1
w~lr:c:ei. zttrepe systenatycznie
bezstronnie, kazdy zatem z obec-
nych ma wiecu, bedzie miai sposob,
! nose dowiedzieG sic rzeczy no~rch
zupe}nie prawdziwych. Warto przyjst
pos2uchat. wstep ne sale wclny
. i "
W najblizsza niedziele wieczoren
W sail Schoenhofena odbedzie Sit
koncert spiewaczki panny S. joe
fowicz6wny. znanej naszej solistk'
! kilku chor6w koScielnych i harodo'
| wych. Parma Jozefowlz pierwszy
! raz w~ystepuje re swyn k%oncertem
! ktory zapowiada sic bardzo pomysl'
! ME. w program jego wchcdza pro
dukcye wokalne I instrumenta!ne'
| miedzy innymi grat bedzie ma skrzyI
each p. T. Orzada, p. Baluta srat
bedzie ma fortepianie, a PARMA Russo
wykona lance charakterystyczne
Sauna koncertantka Spiewac oedzle
kilka pieSni i aryi - poiskich ! an
gieIskich. Zainteresowanle DUE -
uzasadnione.
> .
Wedlug raportu policyjnego skra'
dzionych wczorai zostaio II auto
mobili. Zlodzieje widccznie ME ME
Ii wczoraj szczeScia. Ma liScie poszke
dowanych niema tadnego PoIaka.
szesnastoletnia me1stka Elh6ie'S
| LANCE opuScila dom W miesiacr
grudniu zeszlego roku I cd tego CA
su wiesc o riej zagine1a. Rodzice je.
DID. ". ]. Mankil, zam. pnr. 2l=
s. Hoyne ave. prosni pclicye o cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15
KSN,Nh"F"

T46 s Michigan ave. do fabryki |
ME otrzymai odpowiedzi; postal
przeto jednego z klerkow Charles d
Mase. W celu inwe5tygacyi. klerK
ow przyszedlszy do fabryki znalazi
drzwi umywaInt p%odparte lopata'
krwia zbrcczony mlotek | hawai- cle1
kiego draga, a W umywalni DIN
2 rozbita czaszka.' lnkwest korone-
raj zostai w ostatniet chwili odiozo-
nv W celu wykrycia zbrodniarzy. 70
licya aresztowala jedneg0 Z pode]-
rzanych. kt6ry zamkniety zostai ma
stacyi p%olicyjnej PREY ulicy Clark
Dalsze siedztwo W toku.
= =
Nieiaka Kazimiera W~irczynska,
posiada prey ulicy Elston ave. ma
polnoc cd Milwaukee ave. maiy ka-
walek pr6znego gruntu. gdzie rok
| rocznie sadzi warzywa. i Wydzlatu
pubIicznych ulepszen nadszedl roz-
kaz, re wtem miejscu, gdzie PAM
Wirczy1ska ma ogrodek, tam ko--
| niecznie musi bye wykopany DO! do
sc!eku i "a to miejsce piaci. Wiz
czynskiej $35. Wirczynska ME Ego
dziia sic ma to i zaprotestowa}a ogni-
scie. ,Onegdaj robotnicy z rozkazu
Wydzialu publicznych ulepszeh pr1S
SLANT zostali do rozpoczecia piracy.
Wirczynska ma widok ten uzbroita
| sic. a usiadlszy " posrodku swej par
cell ME dopuscila zadnego robotnl-
ka do rozpoczecia piracy. Pc diugich
uporczywych ~naleganiach re strony
urzednik6w miejskich Wirczynska
pcddala sic, lecz zamiast $35 otrzy-
maIa $40 "a u~szkodzenie warzy".
q + q
Dzisiaj rano O godzinie 9:25 "a
snela W Panu s. p. Katarzyna DO
minowska, iona p. Michafa Doml-
nowskiego. prowadzacego .wyszynk
pnr. 1857 Milwaukee ave. Blizsze
szczegoiy ukaaa sic jutro W nekro-
logu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15
Notatki
Reportera.
DIS PRAWYLORY.

" chwili gdy nasze Pismo idzie
pod praise, ~cdbywaja sic prawybory:
prZypominamy obywatelom / obywa-
telkom, ktorzy j~eszcze ME speinill
swego obowiazku obywatelskiego, a
by p~OSpiesZyli do urn wyborczych i
tam oddali CLOS sw6j, a przedewszy-
stkiem giosowali ma Pclak6w, ubie-
~gsjacych sic o iakiekolwiek urze--
dy, gdyz nam potrzeba iak najwle-
eel Observation-Disclosures, bySmy mic
Ii wszedzis. przystep TAXI i r~eprezen-
tacye iaka maja inni. Lokale wybor-
eze otwarte sa dis do godziny Sci po
po}udniu. P~amietajcie, CLOS obywa
telski. TO najwiekszy przywilej kaz-
diego wclnego cZ{owieka " Spoleczen
stwach acknowledgement. 4 wieC
wszyscy spieszmy do urn wyborczych
I oddaimy glosy nasze rozumnie. a
zwyciestwo Polak6w bedzie cape
xnione.
Q = .
Jutro ~wieczorem dnia 1890 b. m.
odbedzie sic pozegnalna wieczerza
W domu pani Jozefy Gadacz, Fam. p.
6r. 1914 y. Paulina Vi. z okazyi wy
ja5du jej syna X. dr.. Stanisfawa
Gadacza {. X. dctychczasowego asys-
tenta parafii p W. NajSw. Maryi
Fanny Anie.skiej do st. Louis. Mo.
ma stanowisko wice-rektora Alumna-
.u Xxx. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. X. Ga
dacz c. R. opuszcza nasze miasto
W przyszly piatek wieczorem.
. = q
Gdy jedenastoletni Edward Zale-
wski. zamieszka}y z rodzicamt pnr.
3611 Wolfram Ill, bawii sic z innemi
dzie6mi ma ulicy, uaIechai ma niego
szybko pedzacy a%utomobil, kt6rym
kierowal J5zef Demaras, Fam. pnr.
2s46 ". Hamlin Y Pckaleczone-
go ch}opczyka poduioSl p. Piotr e.
Rychlowski. funkcyonaryusz banXN
Logan Square, Fam. pnr. 3049 No.
Ayers ave ! zani6s} do najblizszej
apteki. Drugim Swiadkiem byl pan
Leon Kostrzewski. zan. pnr. 2S46
y. HamIiu V
" przvszly wtorek dlia clgo D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

szukanie ich corki, lecz poszukiwa-
MIA owe specify ma niczem. Obawla
ia sic oni, re c6rka ich padia ofiara
jaklego nieszczeScia. Matka zaginio-
mel znajduje sic ma lou boleSci "
stanie krytycznym i pragnie widziec
sic z corka "a zycia.
q + q
6S-letni J6zef Miller, PolaR,, Fam.
pnr. 1905 - 66th pI. czekajac ma
tramwaj PREY narozniku 46ej ASH
land ave. najechany zostai przez au-
tomobil, kt6rym kierowal Emil Bin
da, zam. pnr. 5000 S. Racine ave
Pokaleczonego przewiezicno ambu-
lansem re stacyi policyjnej New
City" do domu, gdzie sic znajduje
pod opieka lekarska.
q i .
Tow. D. W. Synowie korony Pol
skiej. skupiajace sic W dzielnicy
Town of Lake. przygotowuje sic dc
przedstawienia, kt6re sic odbedzie
dnia 2lgo listopada b. T. W sail Pu'
laskiego, pnr. 4S31-3S S. Throop VI
Odegrana zostanie wesoia komedya
ludowa D., /. ,,Tajemnica Chaty
wiejskiej". PROXY w,oku.
- .
Ia szybka jade automobilowa
nieprzyzwoite zachowanie sic aresztc
wanych wczoraj zostalo trzech mez'
czyzn. kt6rzy podali " nazwiska
Jozef Patka, Fam. pnr. 2lOS W. 81
ul., Walentv Niemoth, Fam. pnr
5151 S. winchester ave. i Walenty
Summerfield, Fam. pnr. 4412 So.
Wood NJ.
DR.. Aleksander P!etrzykowski, by,
" major Armii Polskiej. ktory ME
dawno wr6ci& z Oiczyzny, przywioz'
2 SODA wiele cennych / wartoScio-
wych pamiatek wykonanych " Pol
see. Ogladaf je molina kazdego GA
su W oknie wystawowym W apiece
brata jego pnr. 924 Noble III. ma
roznik Walton VI.
Schodzac z tramwaju linii Mil
waukee ave-. W pcblilu Diversey ave
24-letni Wojciech Sadowski, Fam .
pnr 1349 Madison VI. W poSpiechu
zawadzil on noga o stopieh TYNE.
Clatformy. wskutek czego upadi ma
bruk i odni6sl bolesne obrazenia no
gi / reki. Przewieziono go do do
mu. gdzie sic ~znajduje ped opieks
lekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

Klub Obywatelski dziaiajacy W
dzielnicy Brighton Park ma ostat--
MEM posiedzeniu odbytem pred pa
ru dniami jednogioSnie indorsowat
kandydature p. Franciszka V. Tin
TAXA, kt6ry ubiega sic O urzad repre-
~zentanta do Legislatury z czwarte-
go senatcryalnego dystryktu.
w najblizsza niedzlele dnia 1890
b. m. o~dbedzie sic doroczna zabaWa
urzadzona staranlem Tow. Kadetow
Ko$ciuszki. W dzielnicy Town OF
Lake, W sail Puiaskiego, PREY 4Sej
Paulina III. Komitet p~rzygotowuje
wiele niespodzianek, kt6re uczestni-
kow mile zabawia.
Scion rybol6stwa rozpoczyna sic
poczawszy cd dnia dzisiejszego W
parkach zachodniNI i potrwa tax
dlugo, dopoki pogoda s~przyjat be-
die. Lubownicy tego rodzaju spor-
tn moga skorzystat re s~posobnosct.
Godziny wyznaczone przez komisa-
rzy sa nastepujace: W niedziele cd
gcdziny lei rano do Gel wieczorem a
W dni powszednie Cd godziny Tel Do
czasu z~upeFnego kciemnienia sic.
Dzisiai rychlo rano DR.. Jan L.
| Kostowski. dentysta lam. pnr. .1215
w. Garfield blvd. jadac We wiasnym
automobilu. zostal naDadniety przeL
jakichS uzbrojonych b~andyt6w auto
mobilowych. kt6rzy ograbili go z
| gotowki SOS | bizuteryi wartcsci
$3.50. DR.. Kostowski .broniac sic sta
viii op6r bandytom, W mfedzyc2asie
| jeden z mich rozem pchna& go W
ray. zadajac mu ~nie5eZpieczna ra-
! ne. poczem szofera jego Jana kaspra
z maszyny wyrzucili. a sami don ws!e
dla i o~djechali. RAINY dentysty ME So
niebezpiecEne.
= =
42-letni Edward Linden, zam. p.
mr.. 311O Lyndale ave. wypadl PREY
padkowo oknem z trzeciego petra
budyHku I zabn sic ma m!eiscu. DE-
sal rano o~d5edzie sic inkwest ko-
rcnera.
= =
Ofiara m]orderstwa pad} Wczoraj
42-letni Jan Zolek. zam. pnr. 2237
W. lSta ul.. foreman zatrudniony W
fabryce p. n. w. II. Jackson and
Co." pnr. 1929 S. State III. General
nv manazer p. T. B. Wailing teie-
fonujac rano z giownego biura pnr'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

Polskt polityk. czy wiekszF czy mn'e]
szy "a obowiazek poczytywaf sohie
powinien stale reklamowac roc
wosc naszq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

" przyszly wtorek dais sligo b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

szesnastoletnia mezatka ElA6ieta
LANCE opuScila dom " miesiacu
grudniu zeszlego roku I cd tego CA
81 wiesc O niej zagine1a. Rodzlce jej
DID. ". J. Mankil, zam. pnr. 2l2
s Hoyne ave. prosni pclicye o Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

Wedlug raportu policyjrego skra-
dzionych wczorat zostalo II auto
mobili. Zlodzieje wide cznie ME ME
Ii wczoraj szczeScia. Ma liScie poszkc
dowanych niema tadnego Polaka.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-20

Circle @ his prisoner. Seeing him lie
there unconscious on the floor OF the
Jack of Hearts. II had come 10 him
In fiash that he might hold him and
force REIMBURSEMENT OF the Del ORC
claim. His disappearance would ex-
plain itself II the rumor spread that
he was the w. & S. express robber.
Cass had done II TO save himself from
the ruin of his business. but already
he had regretted II fifty times. Threats
could not move Luck In the least. He
was as hard as iron.
SO the sheepman found himself be
tween the upper and the neither mill
stones. He could not drive his pris-
oner to terms and he dared not release
him. For IL Culllson went away un-
pledged he would surely send him 10
the penitentiary. Nor could he hold
him a prisoner indefinitely. He had
seen the personal" warning In both
the morning and the afternoon papers.
He guessed that the presence OF the
ranger. Bucky O'Connor, in Saguache
was not chance. The law was clos
Ing In on him. Somehow CuIIson must
be made 20 come through with re-
linqulshment and pledge not 20
prosecute. The only other way out
would be 10 let Blackwell wreak his
hate on the former sheriff. From this
he shrank with every instinct. Fen
drick was hard man. He would
have fought II out 60 a finish II nee
essary. But murder was thing he
could not do.
price OF sheep good this week7"
CullIson asked amlably.
II didn't come here 10 discuss the
price of sheep with you" FendriclS
spoke harshly. Are you going TO sign
this REIMBURSEMENT"
Luck's face showed n placid sur
prise. '.lEhy no, cass. Thought /
mentioned that before"
You'd better" The sheepman's
harnssed face looked ugly enough for
Can't figure II out that way
You've got 10 sign It. BY c.,
you've no option"
''Nor still with pleasant incre-
dulIty.
think I'm going to LET you get
away from here nowi You'll sign and /
youli promise 70 tell nothing you know
against u.s."
Lucls,s answer came casIly and light
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-20
CHAPTER VI.


Kate was In her rose garden super
intending the stable boy as he loos-
ened the dirt around the roots OF some
OF the bushes. She had returned TO
the Circle g for a day or two 10 give
some directions In the absence OF her
father. Buck and the other riders
came TO her for orders and took them
without contempt. She knew the cat
tie business. and they knew she knew
It. TO man they were proud OF her.
of her spirit, her energy. and her good
looks
The rider who cantered up to the
fence, seeing her In her well-hung
corduroy skirt. her close-nttIng blouse.
and the broad-rImmed straw hat that
shielded her dark head from the sun.
appreciated the fitness OF her sur
roundings. She. too. was n flower OF
the desert. delicateIy fashioned, vet
vital with the bloom of health.
AT the clatter OF hoofs she looked
up from the bush she was trimming
and at once rose TO her feet. Beneath
their long lashes her eyes grew dark
and hard. For the man who had
drawn to hast was Cass Fendrlck.
From the pocket OF his shirt he drew
crumpled piece OF stained linen.
I've brought back your handker-
chief. Miss Cullison."
what have you done with my IA
therf"
He nodded toward the Mexican boy
and Kate dismissed the lad. When he
had gone she asked her question again
In exactly the same words.
He swung from the horse and threw
the rein 10 tho ground. Then, saun-
fering to the gate. he let himself in.
You've surely got q nice posy gar
den here. Didn't know there was one
like II In all sunbaked Arizona"
She stood rigid. Her unfaltering
eyes, sloe-block In the pale face, never
lifted from him.
Il want you TO tell me what you
have done with my father"
lie laughed little and looked M
her with eyes that narrowed like /
those Of a cat basking In the sun. He
had something the look OF the larger
members Of the cat famliy--the soft
long tread, the compact ripping mus
cles OF tame panther. and with these
the threat that always lies behind IT,
sleepy wariness.
You're a young lady OF one idea
No use arguing with you. reckon"
Not the least use I've talked with
Mrs. wyIIe."
He raised his eyebrows. do know
he ladvr
Continued next week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-20

shoot the cnutes.-
Luck met his triumphant savagery
with an impassIve face. Interesting
II true. And where will you be when
my friends arrive7 reckon II won't
be pleasant meeting for MFR. Black
we'll"
"ril be headed for Mexico. tell
you because you amt liable 10 70
around spreading the news. There's
horse saddIed In the dip back OF the
hill crest. Get ltf"
From far below there came through
the open window the faint click OF a
horses hoofs ringing against the
stones in the dry bed OF a river wash.
Swiftly Blackwell moved 10 the door.
taking down rifle from its rack as
he did so. Cullison rose nolselessly In
his chair. II II came TO the worst he
meant TO shout aloud his presence and
close with this fellow. Hampered as
he was by the table. the man would
get him without question. But II he
could only sink his fingers into that
hairy throat while there was still life
in him he could promise that the Mex
lean trip would never take place.
Blackwell. from his place by the
door, could keep an eye both on his
prisoner and on a point OF the trail
far below where horsemen must pass
10 reach the cabin.
A rider came into sight and entered
the mouth of the canyon. He was
waving a white handkerchief. The
man in the doorway answered the sig
nal
"Not your friends this time. Mr..
Sheriff." Blackwell jeered.
II get a stay OF execution. do II"
The cool drawing voice OF the cattle
man showed nothing OF the tense feel
ing within.
He resumed his seat and the reading
OF the newspaper. Presently, 10 the
man that came over the threshold he
spoke with casual nod.
Morning. Glass;"
Fendrick mumbled q surly answer.
The manner OF ironicaI comradeship
his captive chose TO employ was more
than an annoyance. To serve his ends
II was necessary 10 put the fear cf
death into this mans heart, which was
a thing he had found impossible 10 60.
The logic of circumstances VAS driv-
ing the sheepman into corner. He
had on impulse made TIE owner OF the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-20

ly. my friend. we've already dis.
cussed that poIHt."
"You won't change your mIndT
Your arguments don't Justify It,
Cass."
The sDepman looked al him with
sinister significance. GOOD enough.
I'll bring you one that will justify It
muy pronto."
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
DEVILS LAKE.WoRED AND MTER-oCEAN

the King for q porter, and made him
fetch her basket of vegetables and. get
her ticket. She could not understand
why he refused her tip.
Some "ladies of the fish market" at
Nice, relates Paoli in one Of his books,
presented a bouquet to Queen Mary,
of England, then. Duchess Of York.
They were shy, and at a loss what to
do next, so Paoli said:
Go and kiss that gentleman over
there" pointing to Colonel Darlington.
The Princess laughed till the tears
ran down her cheeks as they flung
themselves upon the equerry.
M. Paoli, who was a Corsican, was
born in 1885.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
FOR CORONER

wish to announce myself a can
.a1ii1ate for the Office of Coroner for
Ramsey County, subject to the decision
esf the voters at the primary election
to be held on June 80.
xhave been a resident of and a boos-
Ser for Ramsey County for the past
twenty years, have never asked the
voters for any ~favors, up to this time.
4 new ask your kind consideration to
the end that the favors Ramsey Coun-
IL voters have to bestow, may be pas
ed around occasionally.
A. E.. TOOMEY.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
Car Shortage Is
Holding Up Irvine
Shipments In MINI.

St. Paul, Mimi, June 1.-Nearly
1000 cars of binder Irvine and farm
machinery from plants at the Min
nesota state prison must be moved
within 40 days if Minnesota farmers
are to escape heavy crop losses.
This condition was disclosed in a
conference at the capitol between the
state board of control and A. L. Finn,
traffic expert to the Minnesota Rail-
road and warehouse commissions
The present car shortage situation
is the most acute in the history of
the state, Mr.. Finn told the board
members. kilograms over the sigma
ture Of Chairman Ira B. Mills were
sent to w. C. Kendall of the car SER
vice section of the American Railway
association and to transportation SUI
perintendents Of railroads on. which
demands for cars have been made.
"Food production throughout the
country should come FIRST" said the
message to Mr.. Kendall, land the
farmers of the northwest cannot har-
vest new crops without this machin-
cry and binder Irvine. Preference
should be given these shipments over
those of lumber and other commodit-
les less needed"
Prison officials reported that on
March 80, the railroads expressed
confidence that the necessary cars
could be supplied as needed, but on
May list reported that the outlook
was extremely di%scouraging. Only
two or three cars are being furnished
daily while an average of Is cars a
day must be maintained if the ship
n:ents are to move in sufficient time
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
POsTOFFICE ROBBED

Bozeman, Mont, June Ia spe-
cia! to the Chronicle from Three Forks
says the postofice at that place was
broken into. during Sunday night, the
Goor Of the safe pried off with a crow
bar, and a number of valuable regis
tered letters and about $35 in cash
stolen. Most of the stolen money be-
longed to the postoffice, and some t.,
the drug store, where the office is To-
Gated.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
For Treasurer

Z wish to announce myself a candi-
date for the office of Treasurer of
Ramsey county, subject to the decis-
ion of the voters at the primary Cleo
tion to be held June 3Oth. If nonin-
sated and elected I will give the Office
any undivided time and attention.
may not have the time to see all
the voters of the county before the
y~Frinaries, but if you wish to know
aanything about me ask the people of
Ehurchs Ferry, where l have lived for
kfteen years.
Respectfully,
d j. w. CAVERS.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
For State Senator

With the endorsement of the Anti
Townley Republicans of Ramsey coun-
ty, for state senator for the 21st leg
islative district, 1 hereby announce
my candidacy for the nomination for
said office, at the primary election to
be held June 80, 1920. More respect
for u state constitution and less rad
icalism in our Legislative proceedings
is what l think is needed.
j. E. STEVENS,
5-26-tfp. Lawton, N. D.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
GUARDIAN Of
KINGS DIES
Attached To All Royal Visitors
To France As Guide And
Protector - Held Forty-Five'
Decorations And Gifts Of
Royal Personages. -

London, June In. Paoli, the Cen
eral secretary Of the French Prefec-
ture of Police, who has just died of
sleeping sickness, was known the
world over as "the guardian Of kings"
He was attached to all royal visitors
to France as guide and protector and
held As. decorations and gifts from
royal personages.
Queen Victoria regarded him a an
intimate friend. He was her constant
companion when she. went abroad, and
as "my old and dear FRIEND" she spe-
cially invited him to her Diamond ,Ju-
bilee festivities.
"Her Majesty had a heart Of gold,"
he said once. MANY and many a time
1 warned her that such and such an
appeal for charity was thoroughly UT
deserving, but usually she would reply
with a smile.
'Paoli, it is better to make mistakes
at times than to refuse to aid those
who say they are in misery"
At Nice, in 1896, the Queen called
Paoli to her and said, II have always
regretted not being able to repay the
many kindnesses you have showered
on my giving you a decoration. AS
English decorations may not be CIV
en- to foreigners, I have created a
new Order, and you are the first for
eigner to receive it." With that the
Queen handed her guardian the Cross
of the Royal Victorian Order.
The late King Edward had also a
deep affection for M. Paoli. When
Paoli wrote his memoirs" the King
corrected the proofs with his own
hand, as he had done previously when
Paoli wrote a book as a tribute to
Queen Victoria. Once at a theatre
in Paris Paoli pointed out to King
Edward, who was in a box, that King
Leopold of Belgium was in the stalls
II am charmed to hear it," re-
piled the King, and from that mo-
ment looked the other way, and left
before the play "a over.
In the vestibule afterwards Paoli
paid his respects to King Leopold.
"We have had a p~arterre of kings
this evening, SIRE" he said. did you
know that the king of England was
also here?"
Indeed" replied Leopold with
feigned establishment. 81 should
have liked to have shaken hands with
him had I known"
But the director told Paoli soon af-
forwards that King Leopold was aw-
are of King Edwards presence, for,
as he said. II told him myself"
When Naser-ed-Di Shah of Per
STA, was in Paris he wanted very
much to see an execution This was
duly arranged" by the never-failing
Paoli. But the Shah at the last mo.
ment felt a sudden pity for the murd'
erer.
"Not that one-the other!!" he cried
and selected (the public prosecutor)
King George I. of Greece made q
journey one day to Culoz with only
the faithful Paoli in attendance.
At the station an old woman mistool
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02

"Natu-aIixes" Bird in Cuckoo Clock.
Cuck 70 clocks. nee so popular. were
for the most part made in Germany"
so a jeweler in an Indiana town de-
cided that It was time that the bird In
his clock should he "naturaliZed," says
Popular Mechanics Magazine. When
hr had finished alterations the bird
came fn-th AMI whiStled dob White"
like q nntivn American.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
For County Judge

I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Office of county judge for
Ramsey county, and solicit the votes
md support of the voters of the coun-
II At the June primaries. I was born
IN this state and have lived Is of the
fhirty-fve years of my life in North
Dakota. If you don't know me, in
Rire of those who do. Respectfully,
54-tf w. J. GARDINER.