davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18
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ustanoven uz kaplan Jam Zajl-
eek, nezbyva nez Sc presteho-
vat do pokojl dekanskych, jez
tn prvem patre po drazbe
staly hole a prazdne. Martin
Sc lozhodl, ze ,zaridi Sc zcela
jednoduse, koupi jen nejnut-
nejsi nabytek do jidelny a no.
stinskeho pokoje, ostatni ma
slecna, neboztik pan dekan cd
,kazal j vsecky pribory, 'stolri
pradlo, kuchyni a jejim po-
koji zustalo vse jak stale a le-
zelo, nicim Sc neslnelo hnout.
"a kde pax VAN by Sc nej-
Ilepe libilo?" optal Sc Martin
matky.
J "Ha co pa ia stara zenska
kuz potrebuju, co pa Sc mnou
81 budes delat starost, ia huz
Sc tn nekde skrcim do koutku,
habych neprekazela.
"To ne, mako, az dosud jste
lihala u mne ma divanu, ale
ted 81 vyberte pokoj, ktery Sc
vam libi, upravime vam no."
"Jakej pa pokoj, porusky
mann svym, hodim 81 je trebas
ma zem nekde ha vyspim se."
"Toho pfece neni treba,"
usmal Sc Martin, "mista name
vsude, kan Sc podivame, radil
bych vam tenhle pokojicek "a
kuchyni, jidavame zde a byva
tn teplo. Dosud tn nikdo me-
spal - ale maminka muze -
pcstavlme sem postylku, vaSi
,truhlu sem preneBem budete
jako donna"
"Nu tax trebas," svolovala
Manka a syn odeSel k truhlafi,
ftery mel sklad nabytku. Wy
bral pro sebe, co potreboval a
ted Sc ohlizel po posteli Pre-
natku. pane mistre, peknou
= Dohodlnou, ably 81 We star
pohovila," porucil.
"Tuhle stoji takova postyl
. ka, ma dratenou vlozku mistc
: s'amnlku, trojdi,nou zinenku
n kdyz Sc vystele perinami, bu
: de jako kyticka, knize pan by
: fa nj spat mohl."
Martin il ochotne koupil, ne.
smlouval ami a radostne zapla
til znacny obnos. "Vzdyt je tt
: pro matku," rekl 81 V duchu {
nafidil, tn postel hned ably M
5 d6kanstvi dopravili = ostatn
< die libosti a prilezitost;, ma t.
nespecha. Easel jeste ke kni
! hari, voskare svicky ma hron
n lice objednal, u kupce n6jak!
/ ucet zaplatil, Sc znamymi tu,
: tam Sc zastavil a uz Sc Siralo
j. kdyz Sc vracel domu.
Tesil se, jak najde matku Il
) smevavou a spokojenou, jal
j bude rikat "ani pani hrabenk;
/ Il Tranova lepsi lezeni nemuz
= NIT -nez ja icko man,"
Matka uz ma n6ho vskutkv
i cekala a jen dvere otevrel, je
ste ami ma chodbe nebyl, rozki
: kla Sc "cak ste to koupil "a d.
o rebnost? Wy huz neyite nae pc
ii nize vyhazovat! Ma CO pax j
J. Ia harfa tu?" a kopla Z!ostn
do dratenky az zazvucela =
o "flkajl, IL nam ma tom leze1
p GO loze mi to chtili dat, hal
Vi ia nemuzu VERT, re byste m
D TO srdce ha chtel, ably vlastr
n, mama lihala hu vas ma dratu.
l. TO uz d'ouho to V nj vfelt
m kdyz vidcla, co. penez Se ".
ID daVa, jak Sc vari, co Sc kup,
V je, dlouho es 4 pocatku prem
ct hala ale ted uz Sc neopan'
Ia vala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

potfebuji nejaky pohyb - ne
mohu byti stale neeinnou q
proto ten bicik nynf dosti ca
sto tanci po jeho zadech. A on
Sc tomu hlupak smeje a svym
prateldm rika: "Ta hezka
Francouzska mne miluje az k
zblazneni, re same lasky mne
az bije!"
"Ubohy Anglican" zasep-
tai Vibert.
"Ale nejsem prece jen tax
zlou, "a jakou mne povazuje-
te. Kdo zachazi dobre Sc
mnou, odmenuji Sc mu podob-
me-"
ITO ty isl neprijimala po-
dobne projevy lasky cd Lang
ladea S takovym humorem,
co?"
"Nemluvte mi mic vice o.
nom hromotlukuw
"Toho asi vice nedbas vide
ti?"
20 nemluvte mi o tom clo-
veku!' zvolala Soleil-Cou-
chant odporem, "nemohu ma
neho ami pomyslit, aniz bych
Sc otrasla. Bude bfzy postaven
pred soud?"
"Nezne srdce,", ,pomyslil 81
Vibert, "a k Will takovym by
tostem my nekdy tax krute sna
sime."
MAIN "a to-" pravil hlasi-
te, "ze soud MIN zahajen bu
de asi "a ctrnact dni."
"To je hezky dlouho!' od-
vetila Soleil-Coudhant ,znepo-.
kojena, "nebudu miti pokojne
chvile, pokud nebude odsou-
zen. Zdalo Sc mi nedavno, re
sem pfisel, uchopil meho An
glicana'za nohy, otocil MIN ne
kolikrate a vyhodil no ma ko-
nee Okla. Nedbala bych, kdy-
by Sc tax opravdu stalo - ale
prisla bych tax veskere prij-
my"
90, ty Sc neztratis!' pozna-
menal Vibert.
"Myslim take,' prisvedcila
ona, "vedlo by Sc mi dobre, b
| la bych dnes bohatou, kdyby
ten hnusny obr nebyl ukradl
mi pet rokd zivota.'
"Tot' patrno!" poznamenal
Vibert.
"Diky nebi!"
Bud klidna - Langlade
by te sice rad spatril, ale my
te k tomu nebudeme mutt"
"Videti no? Dobre nebe,
snad jste mu neco podobneho
Ease neslibil? To by bylo hroz
ne! Cinte Sc mnou CO chcete,
jen to me-"
ia mu pouze slibil, re mu
take pfinesu nejake zpravy."
"Vyrid'te mu, ze Sc mi zna
menite vede, ze' dobre vypa-
dam, bavim Sc die sve libosti
a milovnikem mym re jest roz
tomily Anglican, ktery mi cini
pomysleni, abych jen byla sta
stnou. I bit sc ode mne dava,
kdyz vidi, re mne to p1sobi ra
dost. Proslm, slibte mi, re mu
vse vyridite, jak jsem to ia re-
kla."
"Ne," odvetil Vibert razne,
"bylo by to pro ubozaka toho
prilis bolestne."
"Ah, Wy no litujete," pravi
la Soleil-Couchant, "jest vide
ii, re jste MIN nezil pet roku
pod jednou stfechou jako ia.
ia vim, re nejsem vzornou ze-
nou - doznavam, re nemam
prave citlive srdce' -"
"Dobra - tedy bohem!"
"Chtel byste mi prokazati
malou laskavost?"
"Odchazite?'
'Ano, nechci, aby mne tvuj
Anglican pristihl," odvetil Vi
bert S usmevem.
ooh, to by mne ami dost ma
10 neznepokojovalo!" odvetila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
te vstoupiti do meho kocaru?
Muzeme Sc tam lepe a budou
cim ziti nasem domluviti, nez
Ii zde ma verejne ulici."
"Jest toto vas kocar?"
"Budees vasim, pfijmete-li
no jako dar."
"Oh, ia prijmu vse," odpo-
vedela Stephanie Sc smichem,
tom Sc brzy presvedcite."
A netfeba ami dale vyklada
tt, re Sc lide ii zahy velmi do
bre dohodli. Anglican byl pra
We tax stedrym, jako byl o.
sklivym a kdyz Soleil- Cou-
chant videla jeho stedrost, tu
zdal Sc il byti pravym Apollo
mem. Zahy byla zasypana
vslm, nae 81 Jen pomyslila -
lila elegantne zarizenem by
te, a krasnou jeji postavu kra
Silly nyni drahocennejsi toile-
lety.
Langlade by nyni sve GA
padajici slunce" ami nepoznal.
V Parizi takove zmeny v Ii
vote krasne, po dobrodruzstvi
bazicl zeny, nejsou mic neoby
cejneho. Ale radovanky jejich
nemaji pravidla dlouheho tr
vani. z bohateho domu, povad
nell krasa,. klesne do ulic ne
pekne povesti "a kariera jejl
koncl pax bud'to We vezeni ne
bo v nemocnici, odkud v krat
ke dob6 chladne telo jeji pre-
neseno jest do umrlci komory.
Vibert chteje splniti slib,
Langladeovi dany, nemeskal a
spell do noveho bytu Soleil-
Couchant.
Kdyz k nj vstoupil, Stepha-
ME Sc zalekla, lice jeji zbled-
ly ona sc tazala:
"Ceho pax jsem Sc dopusti-
la? Prichazite mne zatknou-
ti?"
"Neboj se," odvetil jedna-
tel policie, "prisel jsem tt pou
re gratulovati k tvemu stesti.
Mas to opravdu zde krasne "a
rizene."
"Oravdu? Neprisel jsi mne
zatknouti?"
"Prichazlm k tobe co prl-
TEL"
"Pak pojd' - obejmi a po
lib mne," zvolala Stephanie ra
dostne a pritiskla Viberta tes-
ne ku svym bujnym nadrdm.
Soleil-Couchant nebyla nj
kdy pred tim krasnejsi - pre-
pych, v kterem Sc 'ocitla, kra
su jeji znacne zvysoval. .Boha-
ty jeji vlas nyni upravovan byl
kazdeho rama umelou rukou
vlasenkare a junonicka posta
va jeji v bohate toilette musila
kazdeho primo okouzlit.
Nehi tudiz divu, re bohaty
jeji Anglican byl do nj po. us
zamilovan a kazdemu prani je
jimu snazil Sc vyhoveti.
l Vibert, aspon v prvni chv
Ii, zdal Sc byti vnadami svud'
ne zeny okouzlen - coz poz'
deji ku sve hanbe priznava
- ale rychle Sc opet vzpama
toval, zadal il, ably chovala Sc
rozumne a usadiv Sc ma zidli
ohledl Sc kolem a pravil:
"Tak to vSe nyni nalezl to-
be-" y
"Ano - muj mily Anglican
i to vse koupil."
"Tak ty isl nyni v moci Al
glicana?"
Ohio - tax zpozdilou ne
jsem - Anglican jest V moe
me! Kdybyste jen vedel, jal
S MIN dovedu zatacet. Drive
jsem byvala bita ia - nyn
jsme 81 ulohy vymenili - ny
nj byva caste bit on
mic vic nez 'spravedlive,'
poznamenal Vibert.
"Vidite tam ten pekny bicil
s perlet'ovym drzadlem?" po
, 1. x,o1o Co1o:l C-,,l.n,~@
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18
TX.

ckych Rouska, a vsechen radi
kalismus V Prosovicich brZy
vyvetral, vyprchal, vs. chni
bourlivackove umlkli, vlny u
lehly, verejne mineni ku podi-
WI brzy smirilo Sc myslen-
kou, re dekanem stal Sc Mar
tin Porazil.
Ba, kdyz o sve instalaci mi
sto nadherne hosting daroval
asi tri stovky chudine mesta
Prosovic, (. chvalit no pocali ::
"Je videt, re je chudoby -
ma cit pro chudinu - ami "a
svou chudou matku Sc ne5tydl
- pekne 81 il ma instalaci do
kostela vedl a vedle purkmi-
stra il posadili, plakala = chu
dak stara - po cele kazanl /
mSi svatou - jde il aSi hlava
kolem cele te slavy a mad
hery."
Mlady dekan vsak medal Sc
mylit ami chvalou ami hanou
lidGkou. Vedel,, za ,mu nastava
kruSna prace. Mesto sice, re 81
velice zaklada ma SVEN patro-
natnim pravu, lie fika CHOU
bou: "dekanstvi je naSe', ale
ze uz svemu rodaku, neboziku
jemnostpanu, velice neradi po
volovali i ty najnutnejsi opra-
Wy v kostele i ma dekanstvi a
jemu = cizakovi - iiste re a
nj grose nedaji. hostel dekan
etvi re isou V bidnem stavu a
primo re kfici po dukladne oh
move, ktere Sc w neboztik do
volaval.
"Aby nerekli, ze jsem kr-
koun, ze Sc tn chci meZi nim
obohatit. dam Jim to sam ca
sem do Vzorneho pofadku," u
minoval 81 Martin a dodava'
Ease, "nemam Ma koho setrit
bratry a sestry medal mi Buh
TAX co = postavim 81 tn po.
mink, zacnu s kostelem.
Mill Sc mu Size pr te my
Silence hlavou kIoucek mini
strant modrooky a kudrnaty j
ko andelicek, ktery jej, kdy1
v klenci msi svaton posiedn(
mel, oltare obskakoval. Pc
hladil no potion sakristii pt
vlaskach optal Sc no: "Ty',
nejaky ciperny klucik, ci pal
jsi?"
"a to je nahoda," odpovede
1nisto rdiciho Sc chlapce san
nan farar "ten hoch je vas pr
bunny, jeho matka je vasi Sc
strenici - Dodlicka cd Horej
s1ch Porazilu"
"To je Dodliccino dite," be
do Martina II srdce. OdmlCe
50 a teprve DO chvilce Sc zvol
ma optal: "Co pax della ma
MAJ"
"Predc." swine odpovedf
ministrant
wTak il pozdravui." zmate
ne dodal kluk XVII hlavou, D
l;bil cizimu. neznam6mu knez
ruku, sebral konvicky a upalc
val ne sakristie.
"Vrat' Sc" zavola, ma neh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

ijjak to maminkou pdjde," pfi
vltala Martina v kuchyni upla-
kama hospodyne S Fandou,
"stale. Sc nami vadi, re nese-
ltrime, re rozhazujeme, ze
moe sladime. a mastlm,e, moe
masa kupujeme, moe dobre va
|rime, ba .dnes uz nam docela j
nadavala a krici .pri tom, az Sc
dum trese."
"Jen trp6liyost," skoro pro-
sill Martin, "vsecko Sc podda.
matce Sc nedivte, prisla do no
vych pomerd, do zcela jineho
prostfedi, ona to tax zle ne
mysli, casem 81 zvykne a bude
dobre. TAX cerstva, Fanynko,
1ponozte mi tn vlozku dat do
lpostele."
"JemnostpaIe, pani mamin-
ka rekla, re to vyhodi, jakmile
Sc opovazSme dat il to do To-
ze," zrazovala sluzka.
"Jen rychle, rychle," nutil
Martin a uz Sc chapal Nozky,
an; nebude vedet, ze to tam ma
tax - ted ma to zinenky, spod
nici, periny il nastelte a do
bra"
"Me nevoSidite, nebojte Sc,
jen Sc rad'te ma me-" ozvala
Sc v tom matka We dverich, "tu
81 lehnu a dost," rozkrikla Sc,
popadla periny, bouchla jimi
O zem a skutecne ma zemi ce-
lou noe prespala vedle krasne
upravene postele. Martinovi
nezbyvalo mic jineho, nez Sc
hnat slamnik a slamu byt ma
tee po Will.
"VS:chni start lide byvaji
divni," omlouval matku a tim
krotil j cele jeji okoli. l kapla
ma Zajicka ma to upozornil a
prosil, ably 81 We >zle nevykla-
dial, kdyby snad matka nekdy
brucela, "je uz stara, podivln-
ska a v tom veku uz Sc lide ne
|vychovavaji, nutno starence
vyhovet, ustoupit a neco snest,
kdo vi jaci podivlnove z mas
ljednou budou,' dodal, usmiva
lie Sc bolestne.
1 z lasky k dobremu panu de
4 kanovi vSichni skutecn6 mlceli,
ustupovali a tax Manka - AM
rok to netrvao = osedlala vse
cky a byla neobmezenou PAM
Nv dekanstvi. -
j. Do kurniku nasadila slepice,
husy a kachny, v chlivkach va
leli Sc vepri, casne jara dive
tri kvocny sedely v kukanich a
Isice - ably nenastydly " ku
chyni "a kamny, dvorem pro.
} lhanela Sc kurata a housata ia
ko We statku a Manka serku
! zahrnutOu v modracce jenom
|satek ma babku krmila je 9
honEa. NehoniIa vSak pouze
: drGbez ale lidi - hlavne dc
maci. Jak byla donna zvykla
tu We ctyfi hodiny rano uz 81
hrabala s postele. "Matko, ne
, vstavejte tax brzy - tn me
ste to nejde jako venku," pro
: sill il MaStin, kdyz "a TINY, je
< ste ozyvaly Sc domem tezke je
! il kroky v dfevenkach a hlu
KEN otevira.y Sc dvere.
"Jen me nechte - zaspal
i byste osudnej den, dyby nm
: nebulo, mlady lezaci, starry re
l braci," kazala hnad jen alb.
4 ohen nebyl ma strese, ably S
: nerozcilila a nenadavala, ne
e kricela a nehrozi!a, mlcel k to
e mu dekan. v pet hodin uz
: kuchyni snidaly, Manka pokl
:, mila drabez, vratila Sc a nyr
e Isedely hledice dlouhou chvi
u jedna ma druhou. "Jdete max
II llpovat," posilala je do mesta.
"Vzdyt bychom byly pr
y blazny lidem. Kramy Jsou "a
= yfeny. burcovati ic nebudu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

(POkracOVani.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
TEN DEAD: HUNDRED
WOUNDED: THOUSAND
ARRESTED IN ROME

BY Associated Press:
ROME. Dee. 4.-Ten persons dead.
more than one hundred wounded and
thousand under arrest sums up the
result Of the general strike in italy.
called by the socialists as a result Of
the demonstration made against
them on Monday in Rome at the re-
opening OF parliament Tn addition
shops were sacked I'm Milan
Resentment over the strike -
spread throughout the country. Not>
withstanding this. however. and con-
trary 10 the announcement made
yesterday in the chamber Of depu-
ties by the socialist deputy. Treves,
that there would be n cessation Of
the strike AT midnight Wednesday. q
small element Of the socialists inn
posed a continuation Of the walkout
in Rome Thursday as a sign OF
mourning for the socialist Seampa
who was killed during the disorder
in the capital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
Seize IS Mines
as 700 Children
Suffer Exposure

By Associated Press
JEFFERSON CITY No. Dec. 4
Fifteen surface mines In Barton
county were seized Thursday by
Gov. Frederick j.. Gardner who is-
sued q proclamation which declared
that possession and control of the
pits was necessary in order 10 relieve
distress among the public and the
inmates Of the eleemosynarv and
penal institutions
before issuing the proclamation
the executive said he had been i'm
formed that 200 children in the home
for feeble minded ~ Marshall were
suffering from cold lie instructed
the manager OF th= institution ID
chop down shade trees u necessary.
Col. +. 81 Sayton of Irdepend-
ence was appointed uperlntendent
OF operations. Ad5Utaut Gen. Clark
has made arrangements 20 use the
engineers from the state Institutions
on the steam sh0ve's in the event
the miners do NOT resume work Fri
day Construction companies also
have agreed 10 furnish expert shovel
men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
j. s. RELEASES
SUGAR CONTROL
Lack of Funds Given as Rea-
son for Action, Declares
Atty. Gen. Palmer.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Dec 4.-The gov
ernment will not attempt to control
the distribution and sale of sugar
after the sugar equalization board is
dissolved Dec. 81.
Atty. Gen. Palmer. in making this
announcement Thursday said that as
no funds had been provided by con
gress for carrying on the work of
handling sugar the department of
justice would confne it's efforts to
the punishment of prOfteers.
Explains Action
In explaining the abandonment of
the program for defeating the sugar
shortage, Mr. Palmer said he had
put the proposition up to congress
as he lacked both the power and
the facilities" for obtaining tangible
results. After officials had outlined
plans for a continuance of the con-
troll under supervision of the depart
ment of justice. he said, the neces-
sary funds and authority were not
forthcoming
Mr.. Palmer's action was generally
accepted as opening UP the sources
of more sugar suppH% by permitting
refiners TO pay more for the Cuban
raw stock. 1t also was believed TO
mean that sugar prices would soar.
The department Will continue to
hunt down profteers but without
means Of checking up on the cost as
the refiner or without control Of the
price at which the supplies come in
to the country. it was believed do
mestic consumers would be forced to
pay higher prices after Jan. I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
RESOLUTION TO
CALL WAR OFF
Offered by Rep. Tinkham, Re-
publican of MaSSaChu-
SettS-GiVeS Text.
by Associated Press

by Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Dec A joint
resolution declaring the war with
Germany "at an end" was intro
duced Thursday by Rep. Tnkham.
republican, Massachusetts. He in
dicated he had acted at the sugges-
ton of republican leaders in the
senate and said he would ask early
consideration by the foreign affairs
committee.
House leaders said they had no
plans for action on the resolution.
Resolution Text.
The text Of the Tinkham resolu-
tion follows:
Whereas the resolution of con-
Sress adopted April g. 1917, by rea-
son of acts committed by the then
German government, a state OF war
was declared TO exist between that
government and the United States
and.
Whereas, the said acts of war of
the German government have long
since ceased, and.
Whereas, hostilities between
Germany and the allied and asso-
ciated powers have terminated
Now therefore be il resolved,
BY the senate and the house of
representatives of the United States,
in congress assembled, that the said
war between Germany and the Unit
ed States is hereby declared 10 be al
an end"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
DEMOCRATS NAME
A. c. SALLEE AS
CHAIRMAN
indianapolis Man Succeeds
Van NuyS-EIeCtiOn
Unanimous.
By Associated Press


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec A.
\. c. Sallee, of indianapolis. was
elected chairman of the democratic
state central committee at the meet
ing of democratic state committee
men here Thursday. The commit
tee also adopted a resolution extend
ing an invitation to the national
committee to hold the 1920 national
convention in this city
Election Unanimous.
The election of a new state
chairman, which was necessitated by
the appointment of Frederick Van
Nuys, former incumbent as United
States district attorney, came as the
climax of a warm fight between
friends of Charles J. Murphy, for
merly a member Of the public
service commission, and a contin-
gent which favored either Mr.. Sallee
or Dale ]. Crittenberger. of Ander-
son. The committee was in session
more than two hours, during which
there were a number of secret bal
lots as an elimination process.
Finally "a vote was taken. when Mr..
Sallee received nine 10 two for Mr..
Crittenberger. The election of Mr..
Sallee was then made unanimous.
Name Secretaries.
Mr.. Sallee was authorized to ap-
point a secretary of the committee.
Joseph w. Kimmel, of Vincennes.
Second district chairman, and Sam
uel Trabue, of RushvilIe, became
for the secretaryship.
Mr.. Kimmel announced that should
he be appointed to the position he
would not become a candidate to
succeed himself as Second district
chairman.
Separate meetings Of the wOmen's $
and mems state committees will be
held early in January TO plan organ
ization work, it was announced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
.NEWBERRY TALKS
TO G. 0. P. HEADS
Accused Senator Leaves for
Grand Rapids to Answer
Federal Indictment.
By Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Dec 4-Sen.
Newberry. of Michigan, plans to
leave here Saturday for Grand Rap
ids to enter a personal plea of mot
guilty" TO federal indictment
charging election frauds.
Sen. Newberry conferred Thurs
day with Rep Martin w. Littleton
of New York, his attorney. and sew
raj prominent republican senator's
The investigation by the senate into
the Ford-Newberry election contest
and the privileges and elections
committee was understood to have
been discussed.
Start Inquiry Jan. I.
According to present plans the
committee inquiry will be started in
January but probably confined al
first to "A recount of the Michigan
ballots. which will be brought here
in the original boxes. with poll
books, clerks tally-sheets and other
documents. Examination of wit
.nesses viii not begin until Mr.. New
berrys trial in Michigan has been
closed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
FEDERAL TRADE MEN
ENTER FORMAL CHARGE
AGAINST FIVE PACKERS

lty Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-Formal
complaints were issued Thursday by
the federal trade commission.
charging the five big Chicago meat
packers with violations of the Clay
ton antitrust act through the al
legged purchase and control of 81
corporations handling food and
other supplies. Written answer To
the complaints must be made within
40 days and thereafter public hear
ing viii be held before the commits
sion.
Concerns which the packers are
accused of absorbing include meat
packers, fruit Gamers. dealers in
eggs and poultry. and dealers in and
manufacturers of butter, cheese.
oleomarEarine. C ondensed milk and
like products catsups and con-
diments, and leather tanners
The complaints. which, it was an
uounced. grew out of the investiga-
tion of the meat packing industry
ordered by congress. also were
issued against the United States
Dressed Beef company. the Western
Meat company of san Francisco and
Nevada Packing company.
Instances cited by the complaints
OF companies over which the Chi
cago packers are alleged TO have
gained control over the past three
years through purchase of ma
jority OF the stock or other near 5
include a charge that Morris < Co.
had secured control of the sherman.
White * Co. OF Fort Wayne, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
CUNNINS SPEAKS
THREE DAYS ON
RAILROAD BILL
Declares There Has Been In
duStriOuS Effort to Mis-
represent Bill.
BY Associated Press

Aff -Ao0VNAAttu 4 ltoS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. AFTER
speaking three days, Sen. Cummins,
chairman of the Interstate Com
merce committee, concluded late to-
day detailed explanation Of his
railroad bill, designed TO meet con-
ditiOns with the return of the roads
TO private ownership and control.
Discussing the anti-strike provi-
sion OF the measure as proposed by
the committee, Sen. Cummins de
clared there had been an indus
trious effort to misrepresent the
bill" He denied that it interfered
in any way with railway employees
or officials who desired to quit
work
FavOrS Labor.
Emphasizing that he was not op-
posed to labor organizations. Sen.
Cummins said the committee, in
serting the anti-strike section, felt
that the civilization of America
cannot continue or endure unless or
ganized society can find some plan
to preserve industrial peace and or
der"
Pres't Wilson's message to con
gress Tuesday, he declared, was a
direct endorsement of the proposed
legislation. A number of senators
have announced that they would
speak on the bill. Much sentiment
developed in favor OF curtailinE gen
eral debate so as 10 hasten the bill,
but senate leaders said no plan of
procedure had been determined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05

King Winter. with snow, IcicIes.
ChiUs & Co. has come 60 South
Bend early hut he won't stay long
The birds have called his mluff and
Jhev refuse TO go headin' south
Brother Aiphonsus. oruithologist
at Notre Dame. reports that the red
headed woodpecker. the morning
dove and the purple finch are still
lettering in these parts Their de-
lay in leaving. ne says. points 20 a
mild and open winter Re has been
STUDYING birds FOR years and his OBJ
servatious have led him 20 predict
with unusual accuracy year after
year what weather conditions can be
.pectcd. This year at least three
~ the species that thrive In warm
climcs have refused 20 migrate-an
almost certain sign that there are
not many frigid days ahead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
Baker and Party
Land at Panama
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
PANAMA Dec 4.-Sec'y Of War
Baker and his party arrived in The
canal zone Thursday morning on the
transport Northern Pacific. which
proceeded through the canal toward
the Pacific end. arriving here about
nightfaIl. on the trip through the
waterway Sec'y Baker was accom-
panied by canal officials and army
officers Stops were made at Gatun.
Pedro Miguel ard AIiraaores.