davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

Luther Burbank Is developing
new fruit What the world needs Is
an invention that will give some PEG,
pie a taste for the oldfashioned kind
Salt Lake Telegram
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

The author Of a book or play al
ways brings the hero out safely In the
end, but in everyday life 1t Is differ
ent. Such OF us as turn out to bs
heroes, keep stout-hearted and undis
mayed when troubles Pile up, know
Ing that no one but ourselves is golns
to pull us out of notwithstanding
ham City (Utah) Journal.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

If the number of representatives ID
congress is to be continually inTeas'
ed, 1t will hardly be necessary, after
the next census, to keep a standing
army. When trouble Is In the air
just mobilize congress. We are
-apidly getting an army in the hou'W
of representatives. Qdah0l
Reporter.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

AIr. w. J. Bryan may not be mem
Der of the new cabinet, but that does
lot necessarily mean that he viii re-
rain from offering II ADVICE Butts
'Mont) MiDei.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29
War DESTROYED nIahways.

More than 25,000 miles of highways
were DESTROYED in France during the
World war,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

Every time they think of what con.
gress did with regard to prohibition
Jaw, good many Americans proceed
20 get very busy preparing their Up.
position TO any proposed blue law leg
Station. Butte (Mont) Miner.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

What's in a name anyway? One
Of the liyest bunch of boosters In this
section of the country Country that
by all the rules Of the game should
belong to Idaho) live in the Dead Ok
Flat-Emmett Qdaho) Examiner.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

The increasing use Of flayorlng ex-
tracts, containing large percentage
Of alcohol, as a substitute for intoxi-
eating liquors, is serious problem in
Payson, according to discussion by the
city fathers, and strenuous efforts are
to be expended In an effort to eradi-
cate the evil.-Payson (Utah) Payson-
Inn.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

With intoxicating drinks unobtain'
able, the growing Of tobacco prohibit
ed, gambling only behind locked doors,
public parks and all other innocent
and healthful and entertaining Sunday
recreation prevented by proposed
"blue laws" Performers" should thea
busy themselves to effect legislation
for the whipping post" and stocks"
etc, that we might get this country OF
ours back to the good old days Of the
ong ago.--Park City (Utah) Record
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

Dan Failing is introduced
to "Snowbird," who proves to
be a decidedly interesting
member of the Lennox family,
and Dan shows new interest
in life in the next instaliment.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-29

The brandy peach, that makes its
own brandy by the natural process OF
fermentation, has come under the dis
pleasured eye of the internal revenue
sleuth. In many instances 1t Is linz
possible to see the high spots, that Is
he smuggler Of high power liquors
vho makes an enormous profit and
sometimes splits it with the internal
man, but scent of the mince pie that
might have a few drops of that which
makes "A pie good will never escape
lie open nose of the revenuer ever on
The watch to do something to hold his
Job. The mince pie and the cannes
.lierry is no longer safe while the fes-
lie bootlegger romps across the Can
ldian line with the goods IN case lots
I'd ho Falls Qdaho) Tlmes-Register.
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
| [TeachP PianoaF Way

So People Told NJ VIXEN I Frat
Started in 1891. But now. after
over twenty-five years of stsady
growth, I have far more studsnts
than were ever before taught By
one man. I am able to make them
skilled players Of the paino or or.
gan In quarter the asua eisns as
quarter the usuai cost.
To persons who havc not previous.
~ heard OF my method this may
seem . pretty bold statement, But
will gladly convince you of ita sc.
curacy BY referring you to any
numoer OF my graduates in any part
OF the world. There isn't q 0tats IN
the Union that doesn't contain msnv
skilled players Of the piano or orran
W. wn1 obtained their training from
Investigate by writing for nv a..
BE BE- tree booklet. How to Learn
-, ~ w s o. seschi.s piano or ses.s 10
every nor hourD of sfuAv sONS -
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

INJURED, staring st the Wonderful
gems. 80 unlike Any had eyer seen
in my life. (.You wanted to know, !"
said some inner voice. what he
would give II ever hs"-) sBut
] don't know how shall ct them
set"
"Maiera.i you viii perhaps make
more magic" said the Queen. lean
ing her head. with it, short, curly
bair, on her hand and looking 1t
me oddly.
Maiera took the two gems, ana
disappeared. She was away some
minutes. When she came back the
pearls were set. They had been
circled round with very thick eold
wire and the wire had been bent
into hooks. Il was Q barbaric-yet
. beautiful-arrangement The wire
was highly polished and perfectly
cold. Neither heat nor tool had
been used In the task Of setting.
Take some gold wire, thick O. q
small quill; try to bend It. without
heat or tools, without dimming the
lustre Of its polish, into small, DELI
cate shapes, perfectly fashioned--
and tell me. when II is done, wheth-
er you would not prefer the well.
known feats of tearing . pack Of
cards asunder. OF bending an iron
bar. But unless your strength is
as the strength OF ten do not try
It ut all.
:How you like Maiera'S magic?''
asked the Queen. bending forward,
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

Non and women who have failed BY other
methods have quickly and easily attained sue
ce1 when studying with me. In all essential
wayS you are in closer touch with me than II
you were studying BY the oral method-yet my
lessons cost you only 43 cents eschy-and they
scientific teaching. For the student OF moderst to
means, this method Of studying is far smperior
70 al others; and even for the wealthiest
fou may b certain that your progress is at
AL times in accord with the best musical
thought of the present day, and this makes All
the difference In the world.
Ny course 10 endorsed BY distinguished must
clans, who would not recommend any course but
players, old or young You sdvance a. RAPIDLY
or % ss slowly a. you wish. All necessary music
IL granted. Write today, without cost or obIi.
gss,os Dor, for e4-Psge free booklet "How to
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
lIIl5!glE|lal6|79
D 0QN agaYel vIee6 6-eoMEf

your,iS2 I9 IN ~ 70 ,oa5 oo1
Health !snd }rs1gth
| |youyNelf IA ~ giass,
Why are you pos as
70 ret the most out
|of life IN the JOY OF
isiiSy.tcIn,,G, ytnG, ADd earning
DO you realiss ths
danger you are IN bY
b . 6 lccting yourselfA
u . II 6 o n olipatiou,
|Dervousness, indiges.
tion. insomnia, weak
b Q sr {. rheumatism,
rupture, y hystca1
||as.-iHsn:; ory. ipn:; o u %iT. s Ia
|cetarrn. enoft wing
|4teordersf Arc you
|flst-chested or round-
q b o u ] d . redi Too
thin or too stoutf Do
you want TO increaso
your height or mus
|cular developuent, OF
Just y9ur enersl
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TW|NGE
Get busy and relieve those pains
with that handy bottle of
Sloan's Liniment.

WHAT Sloap's does, It does thor
w oughly-penetrdtes foithout rub
bling to the afflicted part and
promptly relieves most kinds Of exter-
nal pains and aches. You'll find it
clean and Notwithstanding. Keep 1t
handy for sciatica, lumbago, neural.
gia, over-exerted muscles, stiff joints,
baokache, pains, bruises, strains,
sprains, bad weather after-efYects.
For 80 years Sloan's Liniment has
helped thousands the world over.
You aren't likely to be an exception.
IT certainly does produce results.
All druggists-35c, zoe $1.40.
S1Od1l:S
Linitnerltes::.ss99
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

's Se nOof -
spent eSttryen escav
fro~ tie ksvsserS-
ssnsthtng
n. h.s !. :, .s,rl q ,lnsS:is .S.;
- most teachers of
the 'toId school," who
:tili think that learn
iA9 the plano 10 solely
Rymnastlcs." Whcn
you 70 % 10 tke hey
coerd, you aecomplisA
ssotce ~ 1seA bscause
you sadsrsteWd spAot
Yes ers l0tNo. with
~ noor 1sssons 1 en-
oss we 10 play an
cny.m the originai
sxey: bat In other Keys
I make use Of every
possible scientific help
many Of which are
srftretv snkNosem to
the avsrags teacher.
Ny patented invention,
the OOiOROTONB.
sT;fssergSs,,,ss.w ss.w,x.Pltyinns
troAbled stsdelfs for
seneratices. - its
usual1 . ''nishtmsrs''
to students = becones
easy and fascina ting,
with my eth lesson I
introduce another i'm
E$$ Es:;ss'sss: Es$;:ss sss:..,sssHIi'Ss,E :.s
simple. hAnd.operate1
moving picture device
which enables 700 10
zee rteht before your
eyes evffy movement
teybeard. Yes eossaily
zee MS rsSsrs Nove
Lnstead Of having 10 rs
eroduco y0uY teachers
llneef Movements from
can
not b always accurate
-Wu have The correct
nodels before ycu dur
'ne Nerl minuts-Sf
ZONE and QUINN
! DEx save yos months
nd yeers OF wasted e.
lcft. They can b %
tntped onjS froM ~,
md there u sothin1
,ise, anywhere. even
remotely like them.
cius Quinn
v of Music
~ ~. oeeeea. ~ o1Asa
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
CHAPTER TX.

oINCE Luke's departure, now .
week past, Lorraine had
- scarcely let me 30 out of heS
sight without inquiring where I was
going. why I wanted to 60 there and
(usually) proposing that she or
Dinah should 60, too. This. in spite
Of the fact that Harry England had
taken his ship drought up to meet
him from Sydney out Of harbor
the very day after the dance, and
that nobody had heard Of him since.
Nor did anyone expect to hear
soon, since he had cleared for Pa
peete, . fortnight's journey away.
Besides, I had done nothing that
anyone could blame. What was Il.
put into words? had danced once
with Captain England. had ex-
changed about dozen words with
him. I had defended him. in his
absence, when Luke began talking
unkindiy and uncharitably about
him. Should I, on. that account,
have been hunted and harried as I
was being hunted and harriedf So
I put It to myself.
Why, I had not even made objec-
ton when Dinah and Lorraine be-
gan writing out lists OF clothes for
my trouseeau and sending them OF
to Sydney.
Had I ever interfered with this
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
Dr.. Lawton's Cuaraatssd
FAT R EDUC,ER
FOR MEN AND WOMEN =

sts :.,,,. f.. .'dsss'f1 3
days OF money ~
funded. Ths ~
d>scss enot slsGeft-
cali rsdsess uSsisls-
ssdssing only wkss:;
sou wAsh - Dnss.
and ths L Z o q
Method dissolvcs and
eliminates supsrf1u-
o. fat from tise
eyetsm. Easily n y
lewsd directioas chi
M psQairs eIerr,AS
etarving. msdtciA. 4
Sfsstrnsnts: nOt 6
sids you of fat ,~tt
inpeovse appearancs
and esaeral hsalth.
l,sings ysliysical and
f1eHtal viuof and 60
ab1ee you - regain
Ard rolai0 yoa1f nor :
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
DANISH YOUR
AILMENTS

Get rid of your all
r1ents and physical
defects. Banish the
weaknesses that make
your life . wretchod
failure. ] want 70
help yoY; ] can help
rORTISM. the Mod
ern Science Of Health
Promotion.
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

0TRONOFORT rsnswed nfs. hope and
ihs Perfect Mar success .,,, e my wonder ss
SRre0otjon and Conservation Of Health,
Strength and Mental Energy" Send for
1t today. enclosing ten-cont piece lone
man-buiider and ! fife saver. Get my
free book Right Now.
LIONEL STRONCFORT
Physieai and Health Specialist
Dept. 80 NEWARK, N. J.
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

we Undesirable hair
m the arms. face. un-
rarms OF limbs. FL
do 10 absolutely harm
less to the most deli
cate skin. We Quar-
antee Satisfsction or
N o ey Refunded.
Two siSss: 60c b
$l.00 At drug and
toilet goods depts.
II your dealer ID out
Of H-Rado. send
your order for S1.o0
size TO W with stamps
or money order. We
will mall E-Rado In
al attractive package
along with directions
and most intefesting
letters from users.
Pilgrim Mfg. Co.,
Dept. D n.
10 1oAk C.
New York.
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

sd ] T fs III y iss Ss s'"f ms = i.dsss: ssss ana
bsnstMs nethcd havs bssn ths nssna whereby
e. ssjst .,!. s..e:s - e p;sy.. slEys.n.ss e:
Il gnhsslthy. dtsfAsvfins fat0 tissus wishoss ns-
esmfost Asr Sssss nfa o. .xenfa saa set.in
lecs. better and fssl bsst~. Tks eospssss csS 3
see ssed Ses xcSr fsdgess tc.dAy hsosus6
DR. THOMAS LAwT0W
11o West N -. Dspl -, New YEA
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
Wash AWdyHdir'
with El-RddO

Hou viii Ike N-Rado. You will AnJoy that fssl-
fns Of cleanliness and comfort which only hair-
free underarms give. E-Rado 10 Q delight
ful liquid ready for instant use. You will bs
surprised with what ease and pleasure you can re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
KrOnika: Chica&Oska.

graniczenia co do budzetu, wy
Eboru przewodnfcY tcegO eEaz 60
do innych sPraw.
Magistratowi przy pomocE de-
mokratow udaIo sic uzySkac kon-
trole mad pewnemi sprawami ra-
dy powiatowcj, lecz zachodzi
watpliwoSt, czy uda sic przepro-
wadzit pewne ograniczenia CO do
wyboru prezydenta.
Republikanie wysuwaja ma
kandydata Wilhelma Bussc, lea
dera grupy Thompsona. Wraz Z
Bussem figuruja ma liscie przed-
stawicielc okregow wiejskich :
Dudley, Pierson, Miller i Mac
Lean. L pomiedzy innych repu--
blikan0w nalezy wymicnic Good
now. Carolan Murray. ktorzy
wedIug zdania politykiercw, IT,
zyskaja przewage, jezeli opowie-
dza sic "a demokratami w celu
przeszkodzenia grupie Thomp--
soma do uzyskania kontroli.
Ryan jest de1nokrata, a jake
przewodniczacy rady komltetu IL
nansowego jest uwazany Ia pier
wszego po Reinbergu pod wzgle-
dem autorytetu. Wybitni czion--
kowie partji demoiratycznej przy
puszczaja, re denokraci jed
rym lub dwoma wyjatkami popra
kyana.
Z pomiedzy innych demokra--
t6wsna li$cie figuruja Burg, Fitz-
gerald. McKinlay, Nowak, Whea
Ian i Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
CZY BELGJA SPLACI DLUG
AMERYCE BONDAMI
/ NIEMIECKIMIo

Washington, % lutego. - Dru
ga umowa konferencji pokojo--
wei, kt6ra podpisa} prezydent
Wilson w Paryzu, wyszia wczo-
raj ma swiatio dziennic, kiedy 20
sta}o odkrytem. IL Wilson przy-
gotowuje przed}ozenie Kongre-.
sowi propozycji przyjecia Cd Be-
gji niemieckich bond6w - jako
sp}aty Stanom Zjednoczonym
jei d}ugow, ktore zostaiy zaciag-
riete przed zawieszeniem broni.
Pomimo, IL umowa ia zostala "a
warta przeszio diva lata temu,
czlonkowie Kongresu dowiedzie
Ii sic oniej dopiero wczoraj. We
die oswiadczenia urzednikow De-
partalnentu Stanu, prezydcnt
Wilson, wraz przedstawiciclami
Wielkiej Brytanji i Francji zgo-
dzili sic, IL starat sic beda II
swych rzadow o przyjecie Cd
Belgji niemieckich bond6w tytu-
lem sp}aty d}ugow, jake costa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
PROPAGANDA N1EMlECkA
w AMERYCE.

indianapolis, Ind, % lutego.-
G!owna kwatera Legjonu Ame-
rykanskiego nawoluje wszystkie
postcrunki tcjlc organizacJi do
zwr6cenia uwagi ia szerzaca sic
iricmieckq propaganda " Stanact'
Ljednoczonych. Biuletyny, jake
zostalv roze5lanc przez giowns
kwatere Legjonu Amerykahskie-
go do postcrunkow organizac]i'
podaja, il szcrzenie propagandy
nienieckicj W tym kraju ma
g}0wnic ma celu wywolanic w
Stanach Zjcdnoczonych/ nleprzy-
chylnego sentyinentu przeciwko
Aliantom oraz stworzenlc sllncJ
kraiowei maszyny politycznel
pr7ez zlanic nielojalnych elcmen
tow &c wSzystkich warStw lud-
no&ci amerykahskiej. Wedle po-
dan tych biuletynow Niemcy u
rlanowali zwolanie masoWych
mityng6w W miastach takich'
lax: New York, FiIadelfja. Gin
cinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Louisville. Omaha i Cleveland,
beda to pierwsze manifestacjc
kampanji propagandystycznej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
ZECERZY UNIJNI PRZEClW
ZNIzCE PLACY. .... 1855

Czlonkowie uni zecerskiej No.
16 zqmierzaja wystqpic przeciw-
ko zredukowaniu placy o $3.50
la tyd1ieh. Organizacja wypo-
wiedziala sig jcdnogIosnic pre-
.ciwko znizcc.
Redukcja placy zostala zapro-
ponowana przcz ,,Franklin Typo
thetae. Z Chicago.
Obecna plaza tygodniowa wy
,nosi $5l. Kontrakt zawarty W ro-
ku 1919 opiewa, &c rewi4ja piacy
Wilma bye dokonywapa CO 6 mic
siecy. Cd tego czasu dano dwlc
podwyzki po $500 Proponowa-
liza znizka ma wejsG W zycie cd
przyszlego piatku. l.
Sprawa redukcji piacy zccerom
zostala podnicsiona rowniez W
New Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
DAUGHERTY MIANOWANY
GENERALNYM PRO-
KURATOREM.
St. Augustine, Fla, % luteg.

St. Augustine, Fla, d lutego.
- Prezydent clckt Harding O.
glosii tn wczorai, IL ma jednego
czionk0w swcgo przysz}ego
gabinetu. mianOWicie ma pozycje
generalncgo prokuratora powo.
lar Harry NJ. Daugherty'ego
Ohio. Jest to jul drugi defini--
tywuy wyb6r Hardinga do lego
gabinetu, a to: c. T. Hughes be-
dziC sekretarzcm stanu, Il Dau-
gherty. prokuratorem general
nym; ,zalezy teraz tylko Cd tego
ostatniego, czy nominacje przyj-
mic; Hughes nominacje juz przy
jar. Wedlc wszelkicgo praW do
PodobienStwa na asystenta se--
krctarza stanu zoStanie powoia-
ny byly ambassador do Meksyku,
Henry 2. Fletcher. Elihu Root
jest SLIME protegowany przcz do
r5dc6w Hardinga ma stanowiskc
ambasadora/ amerykahskiego do
Wielkiej Brytanji. Zachodzi row
nicz przypuszczenic, IL Herbert
Hoover zostanie mianowany Sc
krctarzem handIu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
soWIETY PRAGNA UTRZY-
MANIA PoKoJU z PoLSKA,

Helsingfors, ~. Iutego.
Rad sowiecki wydai komunikat
urzedowy, stwierdzajacy, IL RoSja
ME ma zamiaru rozpOczynae ma
wiosne ofensywy. Rad zwrocit
sic rownjez do Rumunji, Lotwy
! Estonji z nota, W ktorej zazna-
GA. IL ME ma zadnych wrogich
zamiar6w wzgledem tych panstw.
Komunikat ten giosi, re delega-
cia rosyjska W Rydze oswiadczy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
Czy BeIgja Splaci dug Amegce Bondami Niemieckim
Lands Me Zostanie Postawiony Stan Oskarzenia.
ZBOzE Ma ZASIEW OLA FARMEROW..
KOMISJA zYDOWSKA WYJEDZE DO EUROPY.
1NNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

cego ograniczyG immigracje Z
ktoregokolwiek kraju do trzech
procent, stosownie do liczby wy
chodzc6w danego kraju, zamie-
szkalych W Stanach Zjednoczo-
rych w roku 1910. Panujc tu O.
g6lne przekonanie, il bill ten ma
.NssSelkis szansc przejscia. o czem
zadecyduja W tym tygodnlu
przedstawicieIe obu LIB. a miano-
wicic 1zby Poslow i Scnatu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
I Biura MeteOrOlOg:cznego
Wsch6d slohca O godzinie 5:38.

Wsch6d siofca O gOdzinie 0:38.
. Zach6d sIonca O godzinic 5:31.
e. *
POgOda w Chicago j Okolicy: Me
staIa pogoda, deszcz, albO Snieg we
wtorek W nOcy, lub w srOde i nieco
.chIodniej. Wiatr p6hocno-zachOdni.
-
Temperature DOLBY miniOnej: NaJ-
wyzsza dis O p6lnOcy 3S stopni, mai
nizsza wczoraj 0 godzinie 6tej rano,
% stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
WALKA POLICJI Z BANDY
TAMI.

Dwu detektyw0w ze stacji po-
licyjnej przy West Chicago ave.
stoczylo wczoraj rano Z piecioma
zIodziejami w6dczanymi zaciet2
Wake, W kt6rej pablo przcszio
dwadzieScia strza}ow rewolwero-
wycl; prawdopodobnie jedcn Z
rabusiow zostaf postrzelony, zas
iedna Z kul bandytow przeszyfa
rekaw u paIta detektywa. Detek-
tvwi Knutson i Thelben zauwa-
zy1i pred fronteln fabryki Ar
metto Manufacturing Co.., przy
1915 w. Grand ave. automobil,
w kt0rym zdawalo i'm sic, re 'znaj
duje sic COS podejrzanego. kie
dy zamierzali przekroczyc ulice
ceIem zbadania zawartoSci auto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
w SPRAWIE WYBORoW
NASTEPCY REINBERGA.

Czionkowie wydzialu rady po-
wiatowej, chcac uniknat wybo-
row prezydenta rady ma miejsce
zmarlego Reinberga, zw2l6czyli Z
wyborami dnia ma dzieh, co sta
10 sic powodem do wystawienia
przez zarzad komitetu finansowe
so Daniela Ryana jako kandyda-
ia ma prezydenta rady powlato--
wei.
Wediug prawa, prezydent WI
nien bye wybrany ma pierwszem
regularnem posiedzeniu po Smier
ci bylego prezydenta. Obecnie w
radzie znajduje sic Z demokra-
tow i I republikan6w, co praw-
dopodobnie doprowadzi wybory
do martwego punktu. ~. 4
Niedawno porobiono pewne O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
PENsJE URZFDNIKoW PAN
sTWoWYcH WoLNE Cd
PODATKoW.

Pensje urzednikow panstwo-
wych, oraz miejskich, powiato-'
wych i wiejskich zostaiy wyia--
czone Cd podatku dochodowego.
Osoby, prowadzqcc swoj Was
ry intereS, maja prawo do urze
dow panstwowych. Pensja otrzy-
mywana przez Mich Wilma bye
wniesiona ma liste podatku oso-
b;sto dochodowego, lecz jest
wolna cd opodatkowania. Urzed-
ricy paistwowi winni jednak od-
r6zniaG pobierane przez mich pen
sic cd innych dochodow. Jezeh
suma placona i'm przez panstwo
przewyzSza $1,000 lwb' $4,000, "a
leznie Cd tego czy sa kawalera--
mi, czy tez posiadaja rodzine, Ii
'sty podatku dochodowego Wlany
bye wypelnione ! roinica Wilma
bye doplacona.
Lista podatkowa Wilma bye "a
przysiezona pred notarjuszem,
lob inna osoba do tego upeino--
mocniona. Podatek moze bye "a
placony odrazu przy wypeinlaniu
listy podatkowej, lub tez w CITE
rcch rownych ratach - 10 marca,
l5 czerwca, 10 pazdziernika j 10
grudnia.
Pensje urzednik6w federal
.nych, jak mp. pocztmistrza, ME
So wolne Cd podatkow.
Zofnierze mic uwolnieni &c siuz
by ME plaza podatku cd docho-
du, wynoszscego $500 W ciagu
jcdnego roku, Cd sunny zas pre-
wyzszajacej powyzSza, plaza na
r6vni y osobami cyWilnemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, wtorck, u lutcgo, Kat. Sw.
Piotra.
Jutro, Sroda, 23 lutcgO, sw. Full
ccnteco w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
KOMISJA LIGI LUDLOW
BRUZDZI.

Warszawa. %. lutego. - We
dug wiadomoSci pochodzqcej ze
zr6dia wiarygodnego, przewodni
czacy komisji Ligi Narodow,
pufk. Chardigny, mial sic w97po--
wiedziec przeciwko te1nu, azeby
opinja ludnoSci Litwy Srodkowej
co do przynaleznoSci tego teryto-
RUM miata bye wyrazona przez
sejm wilenski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
KURS MAREK POLSKICH..

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego kon
suIatu Generalnego kars marek poll
skoich jest dis 665 marek "a LOO,
Si.51 "a 1000 marek. d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-22
ALIANS FRANCUSKO POL
SKI PODPISANY.

Paryz, %. lutego. - Aljans
polsko francuski zostai podPisa-
ny W sobote przez Premiera Brian
da ! Eustachego Sapiehe, Polskle-
90 miaistra spraw zagranjeznyeh,
Formalne ogioszenie ukiadu mia
l. nastapiG wczoraj.
Polacy uwazaia aljans ten "a
iakt duzej donios}o5ci, Francuzl
rs niedoceniaja jego rzeczyw:,
stej wagi.
Wedlug informacyjnych zrodeS
polskich, document ten sEIada
sic Z przedmowy cztereck zesa-
dniczych punktow. Po wyrazeniu
W przedmowie zwyk}ych pragniea
zabezpieczenia pokoju i bezPie--
czenstwa. iak rowniez poPieranla
politycznych ! ekonomicznych in
teres6w obu panstw, umowa ia
W spos6b dose zreczny uwalnla
Francje cd wszelkiej odpowle-
dzialnosci odno5nie co do pred
s;ewziac w sprawie ekspeHsji te-
rytoriaInej, W ktorych Polska mo-
ze bye zaangazowana. Gwarancje
francuskie ograniczaja sic tylko
do obecpych granic Polski, ozna-
czonych przez traktat miedzyna-
rodowy, kt6ry Francja Podpisaia.
Francia zastrzega sobie swobode
decyzji co do mozliwego W przy-
sz}oSci rozszerzenia obecnych
granic Polski.
NIEMCY WYWOLUJA SPA
DEK WALUTY PoLsKIEJ.
Warszawa, %. lutego. - L
Rerlina donoSza, ze nieza"I9iy
socialista Breitscheid zarzucii W
seimie Rzeszy rzadowi niemlec--
kiemu, ze bank Rzeszy rzucii ma
rynek 40 miljon6w marek pol
.kich, azeby wywolac spadek wa
luty polskiej. Ma to Z law nacjo-
naiist6w niemieckich dr. Helfe-
rich oSwiadczyl, re ma TELEGRAPH
czne jego zapytanie, Banku
Rzeszy zaprzeczono tel wiadomo-
sci. lest ciekawe, re laden 2
przedstawicieli rzqdu niemieckie-
90 ME uwazaI "a stOsowne "a
przeczyt twierdzeniu Breitschei-
da.
soWIETY PRAGNA UTRZY-
MANIA PoKoJU z PoLSKA.
Helsingfors, %. lutego. -