davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
HIGH PRICE FIGHT
ENTERS NEW PHASE
STEPS BEING TAKEN sY The
GOVERNMENT TO CURB Ris.
ING COST or. CLOTHING.
Conferences Of Interests Concerned In
the Production and Sale Of Wear.
Ing Apparel Called 20 Meet
IN January.

Washington, Steps 10 check The
rising price Of clothing viii be- d..
cusscd ~ a conference here early In
January 81 persons Interested Ia the
production 81 wearing apparel. from
the producer ~ raw materials 10 the
consumer Of the finished product
The calling Of the conference was
announced on December 10 By Assist
ant Attorney General figg. who said
that ln addition 10 affecting econ.
onies Ia operation. II was planned 10
provide for the production ~ STANDARD
quality cloth and garments for sale at
a reasonable price as M indueemeuf
10 the public 10 check extravaganza
IN purchasing.
Suggestions Tor the conference came
from producers 81 wearing apparel,
and y committee 81 seventeen * being
chosen. The personnel OF which Will
be announced after the Christmas hoI.
days The Amalenmated Clothing
unions viii be represented IA the con
ference
Mr. figg said II was generally
agreed among producers that one ~.
sentinl Tor reducing the cost ~ cloth.
Ink was to have manufacturers de-
vote their plants 10 necessities mean.
'ng The type Of clothing purehasable
ly the average man.
some clothing manufacturers were
aid 10 believe that mems suits now
telling Tor So retail. could be sold az
! profit for So II an arrangement |
'ould be- worked out between mills. /
manufacturers aud retailers. whereby 1
certain percentage Of business could
- devoted 90 goods 81 standard quail
~ 10 be turned odt IN quantity
There ~ no intention "a design u
uniform for the public" Mr. Fige
aid, "and the standard goods under
consideration would be standard IA
uniiiy rather thnn In pattern"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

you know that they abound and Civ,
10 your life It's highest beauty and JOY
Alas How dreary would be the worlc
n there were no Santa Claus II would
be as dreary as II there were no ylr.
ginlas. There would be no chlldlike
faith then, no poetry. no romance. 10
make tolernble this existence. We
should have no enjoyment except In
sense and sight. The eternal light with
which childhood fills the world would
be extinguIshed.
Not believe In Santa Claus You
might ms well not believe In fairies I,
You might get your papa to hire men
to watch in all the chimneys on Christ
mas eve 10 catch Santa Claus. but even
II they did not see Santa Claus com
ing down. what would that prove? No
body sees Santa Claus. but that Is no
sign that there Is no Santa Claus. The
most real things In the world are those
that neither children nor men can see.
Did you ever see fairies dancing on the
lawn3 or course not; but that's no
proof that they are not there. Nobody
can conceive or imagine all the won
dcrs that are unseen and unseeable In
the world
"You may tear apart the baby's rut-
tie and see what makes the noise in
side. but there Is veil covering the
unseen world which not the strongest
man. nor even the united strength of
all the strongest men that ever lived.
could tear apart. Only faith. fancy.
poetry. love, romance. can push aside
thnt curtain and view and picture the
supernal beauty and glory beyond Is 4
Il ell real, Al Virginia. In all this /
world there Is nothing else real aud |
abiding.
"Ne Santa Claus Thank God. he !
Ives and he lives forever A thousand /
fcars from now. Virginia. nay 10 times
'O,Ooo wars from now. he will cnn-
inue 20 make glad the heart % child
,oo,i."
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
ANSWER AUSTRIA
AS TO FRONTIERS
INTEGRITY Of BOUNDARY LINES
RESOLVED UPON. RErnER
IS TOLD BY ALLIES.
ssprems Council Leaves no Doubt zs
10 ns Decision 10 Maintain With
o1s Charge AZ Clauses o.
Treaty treeting Territory.

Paris Dr. Kari Henner. fhs Aus
fran chancellor. received letter
from the suprrme council Wednes-
day morning. signed b. Premier Glenn
~nceas. confirming the decision of The
supreme council 10 maintain intsgraiiy
che territory ~ the Austrian republic
~ defined In The treaty ~ N. Ger
main.
The letter refers 10 fhe movements
tending toward the separation from
the Austrian repablic ~ yoralberg.
reixburg. Tyroi and Western Hungary.
sud declared the aueceaa VI such move.
nrnfs 10 any o. these territories would
involve eomplrts dlsintcgration ~ and
destroy The equilibrium 81 central
Europe.
ise suprsme council consequently,
the letter says. Wiahe. 70 leave no
doubt regarding ~ will 10 maintain
without change all classes " the treaty
affecting territories.
After further consideration u Aus
tria's requirements for the relief 0f
her distressing food conditions. the 81.
pfruis council decided that II would
be necessary 10 furnish relief 10 the
afnounf Of tTO.Dc0OcD al least. 10 20
forward ~ the rate of ks5OodDo
monihly.
Belief was expressed By the Austrian /
delegation inst the total sum neces
sary would reach siODOo1ro which
o. the amount Chancellor Itenner asked /
the council 10 loan % Austria.
The council heard report from
The French minister 0f reconstruction
with regard 10 Ausfria's needs. II was
stated that measures had been agreed
upon for the remedying Of the sltua.
lion. The execution 81 these meaures,
i was added. eniaiied the partleipa-
lion " the United States. whose adj
hrrenee 4" the agreement WIS
,Waited
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
svpsssrir,or RECEIVES JOLT.


Nrw Nork Asfonishmrnt was ex.
pressed b. the supeF~titious when the
Earth ma net come 10 an end on lie.
eefntsf ~
The esnleous i.o>ltlon u the planets
had tssn sell pres, agcnted aud some
ml-sulsisi persons sersci IN witehcraft
had nsaiatainsd that at the precise
ussssnsat When the maier ieaguers 81
The solar system formed themselves la
. straight uac. with Neptune. saturn.
1uriisr. Mars. Venus sud Mercury GA
s...== =ssAs 81 sA= sun and lrann. ga the
ether. The earth which had moved
fear o. nse solar paecs 30 The front
81 he nse. would b. wrecked
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
sraAuoLsR soaIcH EXECUTED
Murderer Of Woman Faces Firing
squad al Utah Prison.


Salt Lake city cold-bloode,lly a~
he planned the murder Of velma Akin.
alias Nelma Green. John isorlch went
to his death Friday morning at the
state prison IN expiation OF the crime.
After listening 10 the reading Of the
death warrant. he arose. combed his
hair and said. IAN right. am ready. Z"
lie walked down the corridor eating
an apple After being bound la .
chair aud telling those present good.
bye The firing squad performed lts
duty. death "a the murderer being al.
most Instantaneous with the crack Of
the rifles
According Ia his confession. he met
the woman be killed In the summer
months a. one OF the city parks, he
woosd and won her affections and
suggested to her that she allow him 10
have her life insured. This was done
and the two posed ~ AIR and Mrs
John Cirecn Tie admitted having
thought % the murder before he paid
the iife Insurance premium.
On September 10 he persuaded her
90 ~ with him o. roocie aud near that
town i,orleh checked The woman to
death
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
PRESIDENTS mino 10 opsn.


Washington. President Wilson's
seisd u atm open on the question ~
returning tho railroads 10 private con.
troll Secretary Tumully told delegn.
fioa representing union labor and some
farmers organizations which called at
the White House on Wednesday 10 pro.
s.ni letter asking the executive TO
delay F~tsrn u IN. roads for two
years
This wss the nrst authoritative ex-
pre@sloa en- the subject which had
come FROM administration quarter.
since the president Informed congress
last hsy that he planned 10 rsllnqulsh
federal sontr"i BY January I. The
president. Nj Tumully said. would he
Elad 10 get the views % tho labor aud
farmer representatives. who Insisted
that a fair teai Of government opera.
fion Ia p~aeetims should be xivca.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
Carlisle Back in Prison.

Rawlins, Wyo William Carlisle
celebrated tralr bandit. on Thursday
was returned 10 the Wyoming state
penitentiary after n period OF liberty
extending over several weeks follow
Ing his escape from that institution in
November. During the time that Car
Isle was mt liberty he held up Union
Pacific train and was finally shot aud
captured two weeks ago by the sher-
if who was pursuing him
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
AG THAT
CHRISTMAS
p ESENT.

Are you sure
that she is go
Ing 20 give you
somethingf
Quite sure.
she called on
me today and
wished that
she had one OF
those Wallpaper
serving trays
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

the negro did not pay for the ring
This week The negro anne 70 Rates
Vile. hunted up Mr.. Mosby and Of
tered to ray for the welding ring
which his .sife had been wearing for
thirty-Six years. Mr.. Mosby refused
to accept the money. but instead gave
the negro another ring rs reward for
his good intentions.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
Economy Is the waten~ord.

WaShinnton. All general lnprnnri-
atoms for 1927 will he pared down
ain accordance with Strictest es7iu-
omy." except the postoffire depart
ment ana the pens onS. The estimaie~,
of which are lc-,~ than Tor -he present,
year. Majority Leader Moudeu Wyom-
Ing. tod The ho,.sc on Thursday when
the first urgrr. deficiency bin OF this
session was brought M.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
-Four Killed in Rsn can

RoanoSe. Na.-Four persocs were
killed and eight oihrr> iuiur-d. one
probably fatally, IN fhe s-erS 81
Norfolk & Western passenger .trair-
thirty five miles west ~ here The
rear end ~ the train was fsleSropsai
by the Norsolk & Western limited.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

New Vera Evidence Sufficient a.
censiet AZ least ak poilecmen Who
have sislrd burglars Ia ave rccrnt
ihrffs n iifoskiya and Manhattan ~
pFopsfy saiued ~ morv than ssOoeo
u 10 Possession % District Attorney
Lewis ~ nreoklyn. ~ has announced.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
Radicals ce, stIn Sentences.

Kansas City.-FederaI Judge J. c.
Pollock on Tuesday passed sentence
on twenty-seven members ~ the Indus
trial Workers Of the World found
guilty by jury IN the federal district
court Of Kansas City. Kan. Of conspir-
acy against the government The sen
fences ranged from three to nine years
In tie federal penitcntiary A. iTrven-
WORT.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

hesee q - announced ~ the
siieurnah dftaila that rrlncc vca
nne,e~. fefmer uerman ambassador
~ tab. win arrive ln iscmc next
~sek. aseeali~niea ~ rripc~~s soa
iiarle~. ~tuynirx 60 the sliis whlch
fhry onn tsfr
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
Rohh.d Of sao.noo in Gems

Wellington. Kan.-TNo masked mer
entered the ievelry store ~ + = RIOS.
Or Thursday night. covered AR Ra~er
with revoivers and escaped Fifh five
diamonds, said 70 be valued AZ nearly
$4,000
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

raris-Fichting nv the MontsneSriu
people asainSt the Serbian rccuHatipn
occurred around Cettinje between De
eemher I and u. It is declared in ara
official communication from me for
eign minister of Montenegro
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
BRITISH mosLEms PROTEST
Hold Day % Fasting over Threat
ened less o. Turk Sultan's
Power.

Rombay. British lndia.--Mahcmme-
dan communities m numerous ccnters
IN India observed day Tor prayer
and fastiug as a protest against the
threatened ACKNOWLEDGMENT 81 Turkey
and the removal Of the holy places Of
Islam from the Ottoman caliphs CON
roL In Bombay business was yirtu-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
nls Intention. An Rlnht

RateSvilie. ArS.-Thlrty-Six years
aEo Charles Moshy. now a local jewel
er. extended credit 10 a negro. then N
his employ. for a ring which the negro
wished 20 give TO his bride. Soon
afterward Mr.. Mostly moved to one
town and the negro to another. and
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Cleveland Cbsriea johnson. Is
ssars old. fsrmer ilviax 81 West
Sairna VA In clrssiaus or wr,inc-.
day With q reserved seaf ticket "a as
- h. IN ne front rpw when che world
tafnt a. an end
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
Women Denied Place On Jury.

Los Angeles. Twelve men. al bur
two past the meridian ~ life. wore
sworn in Thursday 70 try Harry 8.
New on the charge that he murdered
Freda lesser. his sweetheart. last
July. Neither state nor defense per
mitted women 70 pass the peremptory
challenges. although several were
passed Tor cause
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Rooen. France CartRin SIR John
Alcock. the FIRST aviator 20 make a
nonstop aipiahc flight across the A..
lanfic. died here Thursday afternoon
ss result of Injuries hr received
when his plane felt "Wednesday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

ieoaee ofrelsi debiai ~ the re-.
s-eft sisvuiaiei b. ths i,us.ian i,ol.
shssisi that he.flle i'rr~lsas had mas
seffea the hfitlsh rarris,a ~ tpo
taen 81 Me@hsd rsrsla. Nas made b.
thr usf sfnec ga "Wednesday
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Paris lit IL useless 70 ask Tor an
apartment AZ less than coo francs q
year, home hunters are Informed hy
enc ~ the largest renting agencies In
Paris. which warns people to Say
AWAY from Paris
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
ATTEMPT ON llFs OF FRENCH,
LORD Lieutenant o. ireland 10 Fired
Upon From Ambush

Upon From Ambush
Dublin A determined but unspe.
ccssful attempt was made Thursday
a. assaSSiunte Nl-count French. lord
lieutenant ~ ireland.
The attack evidently had been most
carefully oreauixssi az spot IN mar
rev. Winding read With hikh walls
and hetlges. afferiing the o~saSsins
good hiding pmrc~ one % The a..
tacklns party was Killed and dete,-
tive ~ealesi with The chauffeur 81 the
sieerveal Car WIS slightly Weuuicd Ia
thg hand tiseoant Frcnch WIS net
lniar~i SHINE distance away po
ileemsn putrvlllnz his hsat va~ shot In
the ankle
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

ally NJ a standStilt an the principal
markets being closed. AZ a great meet
INK % MoSiems a resolution was adopt
Ell emhodying their anxiety over the
situation.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

OF the twenty odd million acre.
which comprise Ireland nearly one-sev
enth are barren, being mountain. turf
bog or marsh.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
Changed t4is Mind.

poriS-i Thought you and Gcorgs
wcrc goinr skatluxt
Marioris-So We were. hut when h
saw had my hat trimmed with mis-
tletoe ~ asked me 70 70 Tor a walk
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Me OF the finest things ever
o written about Christmas was
the editorial printed 20 years
NJ ago by the New York sun In
answer to the earnest appeal OF little
New York girl 10 be told whether
santa Claus really exists. Its author.
Frank y. Church. was an accomplished
journalist aud wrote much ON many
subjects. but his fame viii rest chiefly
ON this beautiful setting forth Of an
eternal truth. With Dr. Clement Clarke
Moorc's "a visit From ST Nicholas. :"
n h one of the great classics OF the
Christmas season
The answer TO the eternal question
ms printed In the sun follows;
we take pleasure In answering NJ
once. and thus prominently. the com
munlcation below. expressing nj the
same time our great qualification that
Us faithful author Is numbered among
the friends of the sun,
Dear Editor-i am eight years old
soiur ~ my little friends say there Is
no Santa claus Para says 10 you
s~e q m The sun RS So Please tell
me the truth, IL there a santa CLAUSE
VIRGINIA O'uANLON.
ms West Ninety nrst street
Virginia. your little friends are
wrons, They have been affected By
The skeptlcisn % skeptlcal axe. They
sic not believe except they see. They
think that nothing can be which 4 not
cvmpfchensihlc by their little minds.
an minds. Virginia. whether they BE- /
meas % Chlidren's arc little m this /
rreat universe % ours man Is a mere /
insect. an ant, Ia his Intellect. rs com.
PARED with the houndicsS world about
him. a. measured BY the Intelligence
.apubic ~ xrasplnx the whole truth
anj knowle,gc.
"Nes Virginia. there II santa
Thus ne EXISTS ~ certaiuiy rs lovc
sal xcrcresity aud devotion exist. aud
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
Is There u
Santa Claus?
Classic Answer OF . Neru
York Journalist Affirming
q Little Girls Belief

Nc OF the finest things ever
written about Christmas was
the editorial printed 20 years
ago by the New York sun In
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Dear Editori am eight years old.
Some " my little friends aay there Is
no Santa claus Para says 10 you
SO q n TIE sun rs 81. Please tell
me the truth IL there a santa Ciausf
VIRGINIA OftlANION.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
oLBRZYMI PROcEs o osZ-
CZERSTWO PLANUJE 81 Sc
DZIoW PRZECIW % WIEL-
KOPRZYSIEGLYM.

Prezes sadu municypalnego
Olson i sedzia I. R. Hazen wczo-
raj omawiali plany wytoczenia
procesu cywilnego o odszkodo--
wanie, jako rezultat rzekomego
oszczerstwa, przeciw % cz}on-
kom lawy kwietniowej sedziow
wielkoprzysieg}ych. Mysla takze
pr6cz procesu cywilnego o proce-
sic kryminalnym.
Plany procesow tych So ma
stepstwem surowej krytyki pod
adresem sedziow municypalnych
wogole, a sedziego Hazena spe-
cyalnie, zawartej w ostatnim ra-
porcie kwietniowej grand jury.
Wedlug plan6w kazdemu Z
wielkoprzysieglych wytoczony
bedzie process o odszkodowanie W
sumie $4,000. JeSli plan ten be-
die wykonany, process kazdego
sedziego przeciw wszystkim wiei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
LOKAUTU WOZNICoW
MLECZARSKICH.
Rezultaty konferencyi komisarza
zdrowia reprezentantami
obu Stron.

Komisarz zdrowia DIR. Robert
son wczoraj wezwai ma konferen-
eye representative uni wozni-
cow mleczarskich i stowarzysze-
MIA dystrybuentow mleka (praco-
dawcow) w sprawie sytuacyi,
wywoianej zarzadzeniem lokautu
przez wszystkie kompanie, zaj--
mujace sic dystrybucya mleka,
przeciw woznicom, ktorzy sic do
magaja znacznego podwyzszenia
plac.
Oto giowne rezultaty tel kon--
ferencyi:
Mleko bedzie dostawlane tylko
dla dzieci i chorych.
Kazdy moze dostat mleka, jes-
Il osobiscie po ME pojdzie do jed
nej ze stacyi, kt6re otworzono W
Chicago w liczbie oko}o 700.
Podniesiono grozbe, aczkol--
wick jeszcze ME wyraznie, IL cena
kwarty mleka bedzie podnieslo--
ma do IA a mozliwie 16 centow,
co znaczy, re ludnoSc m. Chicago
PLACID bedzie zniewolona cd ST.
600, 900 do $5,0OO,O0O rocznie wie-
cei "a mleko. Podwyzka ceny
mleka podobno ma bye konieczna
ola zaspokojenia zadah wozri-
COW. Jednakze wladze mleJskle
sadly starac sic beda wszelkleml
silami, azeby ME przysz1o do wy
konania tel grozby.
Brak mleka, wywo}any lokau-
tenn, dotyczy 100000 familii W
Chicago, ktore codziennie uzyt--
kuja 100000 kwart mleka. 81
wielkich stacyi dystrybucyjnych
a 400 mniejszych objetych jest
sytuacya. Strata dzienna handla-
rzy wynosi $150,O00. Lokautem
dotknietych jest 5000 woznicow.
Wskutek tego takze 1900 praco-
wnikow ma stacyach skazanych
Jest ma bezczynnosc. Strata dzien
ma woznicow wynosi $4,000.
Strata zaS farmerow jest prawie
niemozliwa rzecza do obliczenia,
Woznice pobierali $26 tygod-
niowo, zadaja $95, a kompanie o.
fiarowaiy i'm $50.
,,Foremanowie" pobierali $50
tygodniowo, zadaja $44, ofiaro-
wano i'm rozmaite sunny.
Pracownicy ma stacyach poble-
rail- $19 tygodniowo, zadali $26, a
ofiarowano i'm $22.
Ma konferencyi W biurze komi-
Sara zdrowia unie woznicow re-
prezentowali w. Neer i S. Sum-
mer, agenci byznesowi unii, a
pracodawcow ich Sherman Chap
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

koprzysieglym obejmowac be-
die sumo S1,lOO,0OO. A jeSli to
uczynia wszyscy sedziowie pre-
civ wszystkim wielkoprzysieg-
lynn, procesy beda razem obejmo
waly sumo $34,lOO,OO0.
Niektorzy 2 wielkoprzysieg-
lych sa ludzmi zamoznymi,r n. p:
J. D. Griffith, byly prezes wy
dziaiu handlowego, ktory byl
przewodniczacym lawy, oraz J.
P. Harding, w}asciciel hotelu
Planters.
Do omawiania planow tych
przystapiono natychmiast, gdy
lava przysiegfych w sadzie kry-
minalnym sedziego Crowe'a zwol
Mia w pieciu minutach Harris'a
Kazakones, handlarza starych
beczek, ktory oskarzony byi
o kradziez beczek firmy Swift
and CO.
Ostra krytyka pod adresem Sc
dzi6w municypalnych, zawarta W
raporcie kwietniowej grand. ju-
ry", wyloni}a sic faktu, re Sc
dzia Hazen zwolni{ Kazakonesa,
gdy ten pred MIN stawai. Alder
mani Flick Franz wystapili jako
swiadkowie w sprawie Kazakone
sa, lava wielkoprzysieg}ych wy
razila podejrzenie, IL alderman
wywarli niewfaSciwy wplyw ma
sedziego. Lava wielkoprzysieg-
iych potem ponownie Kazakone-
sa w stan oskarzenia postawila
skrytykowafa sedziego Hazena,
ME wymieniajac 60, lecz dajac
wyraznie do zrozumienia, o kim
nova.
w tych dniach odbedzie sic po
siedzenie wszystkich sedziow mu
nicypalnych, ma ktorem zadecydo
wanem bedzie, czy plany rzeczo-
ne beda przyjete.
Oto nazwiska sedziow wielko-
przysieg}ych, kt6rym beda wyto-
czone procesy niebywaie W histo-
ryi sadownictwa tt1tejszego:
James Dovlis, Arthur Emans,
Leo E. Ernst, Joseph P. Grif-
fin, ]. P. Harding, Simon Heck,
Sherman L. Irvine, Thomas F.
Lynch, Otto w. Mathern, limo
thy +. Mccarthy, I'd. r. McCor-
mick, P. H. Molter, Albert Pc
terson, ]. B. Porter, Herbert w.
Ralph, Fred. w. Ritzman, Chas.
Rudolph, D. C. Sissman, T. A.
Schlick, George w, Tunsberg, w.
B. Simpson, Francis T. West.
DWIE SIOsTRY ZDRADZILY
sZAJKE ROZBoJNIKoW.
w, biurze prokuratora sranowe
go dwie siostry, jedna liczaca lat
IA, druga lat IS, wyjawily tai
niki wielkiej handy rozbojnikow,
ktorzy W ostatnich miesiacach
wykonali liczne rozboje uliczne l
(pokonczenic ia str. 3-ciej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
I BIura rulugluznsgs.

Wschod slonca o godzinie 5:2s.
Zaehod sionca godzinie sos.
=
Pogoda W Chicago 1 okolicy: Cze.
sciowo pochmurnie niepewna po-
CODA we czwartek W piatek, W pia-
TEX chiodniej aLgodny zmienny we
czwartek. przeehodzacy W silnie1szy
polnocno -wsehodni W piatek.
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Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
xyasza wczoraj o godzinie l popofu-
dniu. So stopni. najnizsza godzl-
ME rano, 81 stopni.