davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
BOMBY PONOWNIE w
ROBOCIE.

Miasto nasze przez pewien
czas, wprawdzie ME d}ugi, vol
mem bylo Cd rozmaitych eksce-
sow w rodzaju podrzucania bomb
iecz obecnie wybryki tes sis-Po=
|nawiaja. Ostatnio t. j. z soboty
la niedziele, w nocy, ma polud-
niowej stronie miasta zosta}y pod
rzucone dwie bomby, ktore mai
prawdopodobniej sa winikiem Z
dawna nurtujacych nieporozu-
rlien ma tie walk rasowych. Jed
na bomba eksplodowala pod
frontowa werandq domu kupca
rcalnosci nazwiskiem H. J. Cole
nan, przy 41s East As pl. o lie
wiadomo, Coleman budynek ten
ostatnio mial sprzedac murzy-
nom, lecz dotad zamieszkiwany
byl przez niego samego. Siostra
Colemana, Marya siedzac ma we
randzie zauwazyla wydobywajacy
sic pod werandy ma1y piomyk,
nie wiedzac przyczyny zbieg}a ma
dol, by ugasic wzniecajacy sic
pozar, gdy wtem bomba eksplo-
dowala, skutkiem czego zapali}y
sic ma niej suknie. Pna Coleman
przerazona hukiem, wrocila pc
dem do domu przy pomocy swel
siostry Maude, ugasi}a palace sic
suknie, lecz obie nogi i gorna
Geese ciala uleg}y juz silnemu po-
parzeniu. Wed}ug oSwiadczenia
Iekarza, stan jej zdrowia jest sill
nie zagrozony. Budynek zostas
nieznacznie uszkodzony. Druga
bomba zostala podrzucona pod
dom murzyna nazwiskiem Jesse
Binga, bankiera i kupca realno-
sci, przy 5922 South Park ave- -
Podczas eksplozyi Mkt ME zostal
zraniony, jak r6wniez budynek
ME odniosi wiekszych uszkodzen.
Welding opowiadania naocznych
Swiadkow, bomba miala bye pod
rzucona przez bialego mezczyz-
ne. Chodzi pog}oska, IL bombe
podrzucono dlatego, re Binga O.
statnio odmowil sprzedania rezy'
dencyi, "a ktora dawano mu
$4,000. Jest to juz trzecia bonn
ba rzedu, jaka podrzucano pod
dom Binga. Dnia 3go grudnia b.
r. podrzucono bombe pod schody
budynKu B1nga, lecz ME eKSplo-
dowa}a ona. Pierwsza bomba 20
staIa podrzucopa rok temu pod
jedno jego blur realnoSciowych,
kt6rych ma diva. Jedno miesci sic
przy 3633 South State ul., drugie
zas przy tel samej ulicy pnr. 4724.
Zadna z bomb ME wyrzadzila
wiekszej szkody. Policya prowa-
dzi dochodzenia.
BOMBA MA PoLNOCNEJ
STRONIE MIASTA.
sWczorai wczeSnie rar1O ekSDlo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

pisany byl ma papierze niezwyk!c
dobrcj jakoSci, co prawdopodob-
nie przyczyni sic wielc do ujecia
sprawcy. Podczas wieczorku GU
bcrnator byi pilnie strzezony
.przcz agentow, lecz zaden 60
Sci ME zosta1- poinformQwany o
pogr6zce, przeciw gubernatoro--
wi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
Prez. Wilson a PrzeInysd.
Ofiary Zatrutego Napoju.
Demokraci Wobec Pokoju.
PrzemysE Naftowy a Meksyk.
Ustawa Cummins'a Kolejarze.
Walka Przeciw Drozyznie.
E<a Przeciw Drozyzr1ie.
List Kardyna1a do Papieia.
Ogromny Naplyw Ludzi do Stanow Zjednoczonych.
INNE RAINY KRAJOWE
PREZYDENT WILSON
A PRZEMYSk.

Washington, 20. grudnia. -
Prezydent Wilson stsra} sic ma
konferencyi przemyslowej wy
szukac drogi, celem zatatwienia
poIkojowego wszelkich spraw, ty-
czacych sic przemyshu krajowego.
Elan prezydenta jest TAXI, ably wy
brac TRIBUNAL przemys}owy, "a
twierdzony przez prezydenta. Od-
dac owemu trybuna}owi wladze
zalatwiania i rozstrzygania wszel-
kich dysput tyczacych sic p}acy i
fnnych spornych spraw. Dalcj jest
prezydent "a wybraniem l2tu pre-
zes6w, ktorych on ma zatwierdzic,
ably oni mogli rozsadzac punkta
sporne miedzy robotnikami a
chlcbodawcami, w r6znych cze-
seiach kraju. Dalej proponuje
prczydent utworzenie rady Sled
.czej, ktora ma badac i dClktadnie
wgIqdnac we wszelkie sprawoz-
dania, jczeli sp6r miedzy strona-
mi ME da sic zazegnac na radzie
pojednawczcJ.
Nastepnie planuje prczydent
wyznaczenie sqdu polubownc2o,
celem zaiatwienia ostatecznego,
wszeliich dysput. Konferencya
przemyslowa wydala swoje spra-
wozdanie w tym cehu, ably publ
cznoSt, kapitat i praca mog}y roz-
wazyc prcponowany plan prezy-
denta W danym razie, ably kazda
strona mog}a podac swoje zdanie.
w tym cclu odbedzie sic znowu
posiedzenie owej komisyi dnia II
stycznia, gdzie powezmie estate
czny plan swoj przed5tawi go
Wilsonowi. Konferencya owa wy
raznie m6wi, re ME chodzi tn O O.
balenie prawa do strajkowania,
ME odbiera ona mocy do wydala-
MA z piracy, ami tez ME ogranicza
wfaSciciela fabryki, czy on ma
przyjmowac unijnych, lub nieunij
nych robotnikow. Konferencya o.
wa MA ma celu otwarte szczere
porozumienie sic stron intereso-
wanych, spokojnc i zimne rozwa-
zcnie sprawy spornej w porozu-
mieniu sic drugimi osobami,
ktore sic dobrze znaja ma owych
sprawach. Wszelkie uclrwaly i pc
stanowienia zapadlc ma owym
trybunale, czy to ma sadach roz-
jemczych, maja siie obowiazujaca
obydwie strony. Chodzi bowiem O
to, ably prblicznost ME cierpiala
ustawiczhie przez ciagle strajki.
Jezeli przemys} kuleje, cierpi ma
tom tax publicznosc, jake tez i
robotnill, jak r6wniez i chlebo-.
dawca. Przez usuniecie powodow
do strajkowania, usunie sic tenn
samem strajki. Szczegolniej ma
to zastosowanie do publicznych
uzytecznoSci, jake to do kolei, ko-
pain wsze1kiej komuniikacyi. Je-
zeli koleje stana wskutek strajku,
Cd razu Gale zycie narodu jest spa
ralizowane. Publicznosc cierpi ma
tenn, bez najmniejszej re swej
strony why. Konferencya owa ma
ma celu uchronic spo}eczehstwo
cd ustawicznych i bolesnych ME
spodzianek. Sprawl jest jeszcze
ME zafatwiona potrzeba jeszcze
dalszej rozwagi, zanim ona przyj-
mic forme praktyczna. Sprawozda
ME owo podpisali nastepujacy
czionkowie: Sekretarz piracy Will
son, przewodniczacy Hoover. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
stepca przewodniczacego Martin
Glynn i wielu innych.
DEMOKRACI WoBEc Po-
KOJU.

Washington, 90. grudria. -
Demokraci So najlepszej mysli,
ze rychiy kompromis przyjdzie
wnet do skutku, celem potwierdze
MIA pokoju. Nadzieje swoje budu-
ia oni ma tenn, ze W szeregach re-
publikaliskich zarysowai sic roz--
lam pewien, ktory prawdopodob-
ME zmusi senatora Lodge, do Pc
wnych ustepstw. Senator Hitch
cock zetkna} sic kilkoma sena--
torami republikahskimi, ktorzy
szczerzc pracuja mad wyszuka-
MEM zgody. Ma on nadzieje, re
rajmniej dwudziestu z partyi re-
publikahskiej p6jdzie demokra-
tami W sprawie pokoju, jezcli sen.
Lodge ME ustapi mic re swc2o
|nieprzejednanego stanowiska. '..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
KALENDARZYK.

Dzt, pontedziafek, % grudnia:
Sw. TOmasza Biskupa.
Jutro, wtorek. 80 grudnia: Da-
vida kT0la.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
ESToNIA DOSTAJE 10 MI
LIONOW.

Stockholm, 20. grudnia. - De-
pesza z Rewla do tutejszego pi--
sma ,,Swenska Dagbladet" poda-
je, re ma konferencyi W Dorpacie
bolszewicy zgodzili sic wyp}acic
Estonii 10 milion6w rubli. Suma
powyzsza stanowi jedna setna
czeSc bolszewickiej rezerwy zlo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
KO|Czak SkIada DOW0dztWO
WReCe SemenOWa.
Anarchia ma Syberyi.
Odessa W Mebezpieczenstwie.
D'Anunzio Znow Stale Okoniem.
Poznafi Czci Rocznice WysWObodZenla
Anunziio Znow Stale Okoniem.
Poznafi Czci Rocznice WysWobodzenit
Now Zamach ma Wicekrola Irlandyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

statnio, ze zaangaiowane So w
walkach bolszewikami w okoli-
| cy Tajgi, to o losach ich niema do
tel pory dalszych wiadomoSci.
ANARCHIA MA SYBERYI.
Toxic, 20. grudnia. - Minister
stwo wojny ogiasza, re wojska ia
! ponskie sa czynne W okolicy po-
ludniowo wschodnich wybrzezy
jeziora Bajkai, gdzie staraja sic
utrzymac Srodki komunikacyi.
ably w razie dalszych Postepow
bolszewickich zapewniG moznoSc
powrotu znajdujacym sic W tych
stronach japohskim urzednlkom
'mieSzkahcom.
w trzech wschodnich prowin--
cyach Syberyi panuje anarchia,
ktorej centrem wydaje sic bye r.
kuck, gdzie w wigilie Bozego Ma
rodzenia zbuatowala sic Geese
garnizonu, ktora znalazia popar-
Gle takze w5rod cywilnej ludnoSci.
Poprzednio juz donoszono 0 utwo
'rzcnru sfe tam 6olszewfcKego
rzadu. Powstahcy trzymaja w
swych rekach brzeg Angary.
w powaznych kofach japoh-
skich panuje przekonanie, re dla
rzad6w Kolczaka nadszedi juz
koniec, kt6ry przyspieszony 20
stal jego zbrojna interwencya d.
= -bm. na kongresie delegatow
.ziemstw. Brak blizszych szczego-
low jednak co do powyzszego zaj
Scia.
Somehow zaciaga W swoje SEE
.rtgi dezerterow Kolczaka i rozPo-
rzqdza w obecnej chwili armiq z
okolo 10000 zoinierzy. Zajai on
Charbin i kilka innych miast man
dzmskich wzdiuz linii kolejowej,
.wypedzajac mich straznikow i
- L:s.I:L
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
PRZEMYSL NAFTOWY
A MEKSYX.

Washington, 20. glud0ia. -
MekSyk nigdy ME da snu Spokoj-
nego Ameryce. Jeszcze ;edna
sprawa ME ucichnic, Cd nova
sic wy}oni r6wn.e. lub wiecej jc,
szcze klopotliwa Cd picrwszej.
Gdy Department stanu wysiai "a
zalcnie do rzqdu meksyianskie--
go, &c tenze stawia ustawiczne
przcszkody przemyslowi naftowe.
lr'u TO rad ten przewraca kota o.
sonem do CORY powiada, re ame-
rykaiiscy przemyslowcy So winni
temu, gdyz ME wyzyskuja oni do
statecznie zr6del naftowych. Woj
skowe wIadze W Meksyku ME po-
zwalaja ma wiercenie nowych stu
dzieh, a wladze cywilne ME po-.
zwalaja znow ma przedluzenie
rur, by wydostac olej W dostate.
cznej ilosci z kopalli czynnych O.
becnie. Dalej twierdzenie rzadu
meksykahskiego jakoby smiert
Wallace'a by}a spowodowana pi-
jatrstwem, jest rowniez kiamliwe.
Kompania, w ktorej Wallace pra-
cowai zeznaje, re tenze zupelnie
trzezwy mijal plac6wki meksy-
kahskie, gdy jego koh sic zestra-
szyi kopna} dzialo maszynowe.
w tel chwili jeden zoinierzv
wyinierzyl do Wallace'a polozyi
go trupem. Zolnierze meksykafi-
scy lepiej jeszcze ubieraja GAIA hi
storye, DO twierdza, re Wallace
upierai sic koniecznie, by jechac
koniem pomiedzy maszynowc
dziaSa i re by} pijanym. Wallce
zawsze byi trzezwy, a kilka mi
nut pred GAIA te afera, rozma-
vial on z ludzmi, ktorzy twer-
dza, re Wallce by} trzezwym, bez
zadnych oznak pijahstwa. Dalei
powiadaja, ze Wallace zaczepiai
zoinierzy.i grozii i'm siekiera, gdy
sic kiera byla przywiazana szczel-
ME do konia, ma ktorym siedziai
'Wallce. Nareszcie widocznym
dowodem jest postrzai Cd kuli W
plecy, CO swiadczy, re Wallace
wcale nikogo ME zaczepial, ale ra-
czej uchodzii miejsca spornego.
OFIARY ALKOHOLU.
Nowy York, 20. grudnia.
Coraz to wiecej pada ofiar nowo-
modnego napoju. Liczba powiek-
sza sic w zastraszajacy sposob, bo
do dis naliczono juz W caiym
Dokofirzen;e IA StronicV d -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

trrzednik6w chinskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

DoRonczenie ma srronlcy s-e1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
ODESSA w NIEBEZPIE-
CZENsTWIE.

Londyn, 20. grudnia. - Depe-
sza Z Konstantynopola do The
Exchange Telegraph" donosi, re
Z powodu szybkich postepow
bolszewikow w poiudniowej Ro-
syi ludnosc cywilna ewakuuje z
poSpiechem Odesse w obawie, re
w bliskiej juz przyszloSci miasto
to wpadnie w rece komunistow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
7 BiuTa ilslsuruIugIcznag9.

wsch6d slonca godzinie 7:1S.
Zach6d sloiica godzinie 4:27.
-
PogOda W Chicago okolicy: Cze-
sciowo pOchmunie W pOniedziGlek i
prawdopOdObnie we wtorek. Tempe
ratura pOdnosi sic W poniedzialek. u
miarkowany wiatr poiudniowo-za--
chOdni.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: =
NajwyEsza wczoraj godzinie s ra--
no. 81 stopni, najnizsza o godzinie
n r6lnocy. 90 stopni.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
The Oyster Is the Only Animal That Sleeps All the Time

The sleeping which report as an after
effect the they characterized as
ethargic encephait greatest
On March H. $780, printed the follow
disease which recently appeared in Man
tua Immediately after the subsistence epidemic
plant fall dahie days out of which
the patient awakes of Recovery very
SLOW but SO far, no fatal been reported"
in the dark - r'''''' 80
Why must we spend third of our only short life
Sleep continues as battling mystery the
slip into bed and mentally
nightg = AHO'De 'O'iD -
school doctors believe that sleep is result of re-
axng of the the necessary system
OF posons that have been accumulated
protection to prevent us
killing ourselves by
DR. the OF sleep-hat
tons to keep awake If
DO reG instance the man sleeping in church or at lecture when
required although there are un-
IS 1896 Bushk steadily years Depue
insisted that he slept only night
gets along with four hours
slumbe Great Mabeau and
John Hunter the English
Edsons theory that approaching
being will require practically sleep.
The oyster one of the lowest forms
child time'slept like is common
expression As it natures the need Of sleep Older
This tendency in the maturing Of the individual
sleep than prehistoric present
sleep become less and less necessary
Though wastes third of time would with
bliss of blankets and absolute fOrgetfuness
ambichus that philosopher nighttime of
the body is the daytime of the sou beautiful
its spell he worst criminal as innoeent az be from @ s1
but nightmare
The wierde mystery of life onehd
earthly time and eventually clutches the
adventure in which all are drafted equal footing
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
$4,000, 900 LBS. BEANS
STILL AWAIT BUYERS

DENVER, April s-Between %
100000 and SO,OOO,0OO pounds of Colo
RADIO pinto beans of the 1918 crop have
not yet been marketed and this despite
the fact that the 1918 crop was 1OU,-
100000 pounds smaller than the 1917
crop, according to a recent bulletin of
the United States department of agri-
culture. Increased production of beans
in other states is given as the reason
for failure to market the whole Colo
RADIO crop.
The report shows that 40 per cent of
the Colorado crop was sold to the gov
eminent at a price ranging from 6 to
cents a pound. These contracts were
obtained in competition with growers
of California, Michigan and other
states. One thousand two hundred
fifty-four carloads of beans were ship
ped out of the state in 1918, the report
says.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
HOWEVER,

Love is just as transitory when
one is older. James Harvey Hart,
Brooklyn, N. Y. aged 81, is being sued
by his 1s-year-old wife. They parted
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
What Will Happen July /?

Will evening twilight" prohibition
bohedry
housekeeping wsonand he won't tell
months pro
hibiion bill which into effect July would
demon rum"
the endedand
Wilson declare that have sufficiently
July make wartime prohibition
The prohionists are confident They profess to believe that the
president is too wise politician interfere with
nut the liquor They
they hoping that they will be
Lease Of life after July or until the amendment for pro-
The mo beer work. agitation their
labor bodies all over the country voting this question If
enough of them this through
their labor will before President Wilson
him what labor-sDelied with big II wants
Meanwhile wise men in the liquor business converting their
brewere
tenants for their saloon property incidentally raising the of lofts
lease lower figure
the
tude the hope of the league enthusiasts
OF bolshesm The fact that dog selling $3.50
Petrograd helps US to understand it.
reason agreed part the
they always carry
Nick LOngwOrhs assertion
ism less anxiety than will
world back to another kind of eannOnsm
Speaking triumvirates Lenne rrotzky
Telegraph that America got in for the purpose
Of finishing the war Omit the the" you'll have right
oldtner
story but government supporters can get food in
Russian circles spells Darwins
business wonder if the Hun still thinks
Colt is nit him
with the allies
try's future bright indeed.
would be about as useful as the two
leagues that were doing business when the smash 1914
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
WILLIAM RUSSELL IN
BIG WESTERN DRAMA
EAGLE LAST Time

For the last time today the man
agement of the Eagle theater offers
distinct novelty in the way of pic
ture entertainment in. the latest VIII
liam Russell Production entitled
Where the West Begins" 1t is not
an ordinary strenuous picture, by far.
1t is different, and it carries moral:
Life is Just What You Make it,
Staged under the careful direction
of Henry King, it is a typical Russell
story, with stirring climax that
brings the hero sharply to the front.
Mystery, adventure and romance abe
the strong element in the theme and
the setting varies from New York's
Great White Way to the uplands and
prairies of the west Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09

Frank Trautloff, Atchison, Kans.,
left widower Is years ago, brought
up his family of nine children without
the aid of woman. He did all their
mending as well as the homework
and cooking in addition to having sue
cessfully managed the farm.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
JusTIcE is sLINp

Russell Potter of waynesboro. Mo.
has been sentenced to serve from six
to eight years in prison for killing his
young Vile.
For stealing handbag containing
one cent from Gladys Roalef, sen,
tence of three and half years was i'm
posed upon Joseph Karsap, New York.
And often we are inclined to the
opinion that the goddess is deaf and
dumb, too.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
FINGERS FOR EYES

WOULDN'T IT BE STRANGE IF
YOU HAD TO LEARN EVERYTHING
THROUGH YOUR FINGERS? They
are teaching classes of blind children
in the American Museum of National
History in New York and it's all finger
work. They feel the mountains, valleys
and oceans with their fingers on relief
maps. When an arctic explorer Iectur-
ed, he brought sledge dogs and all the
children petted the dogs and rizzled
their fingers through the crinkly,
crisply hair. What a life making fin
gers do the work of eyesi
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
IN THE SPRING.

A young mans fancy turneth to
thoughts OF love. Now there's Ken
meth Swan, two and a half years old,
of Evanston, H., and Miss Lille Dove,
one and a half, also of Evanston. They
eloped
Lilies mother asked the cop to call
a policeman quick.
My little girl has run away"
Eight blocks away they found the
clippers. Kenneth was peddling away
for dear life on the latest model tricy-
Gle, with Lille hanging on behind
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
Lodge Notices
kNIeHTs oE PYrHIas

JACK CAIN, c. c.
W E. McCALLUM. K. Of R. 8
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
MRS. ALICE Gull DEAD

NEW YORK, April S-Mrs Alice
Cult. an actress. and a daughter of
the late Clara Reed, who created the
role of Little Eva in Uncle Toms
Cabin" died here tonight in her SIND
year.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09

Butter was originally spread on
bread with the thumb Nowadays
thumbs are more often used to test the
temperature Of soap. The world moves
but not always forward.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09

denouncing the League tits vii
fact the capitol the world voiced with
tude the hope of the league enthusiasts.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09

One why England agreed take part
ships because they always carry
between their legs.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09

Raymond Robbins tells try understand
Of bosheyism. The fact that selling $3.50
Petrograd helps understand
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-09
Immediately after their threeweek
honeymood.

World coal supply is little over A II
trillion tons. And now reckoned, it
VIII run out about 1000 years from
now
For our part, there is one thing most
of us are sure about. That is, if they
don't find substitute for coal as a
fuel, then excuse us if we should re-
fuse to be head of the fuel admin1s-
tration 1000 years hence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
A Wonderful Group of
Fashionable
TOp-Coats

Are exhibited in our Shop
OF Smart Ready-to-Wear
Apparel on the second
floor. Duvetynes, oliver
tones, Bolivia Cloth, Polo
Cloth, Pom Pom, Velours
practically every smart
fabric you have heard of is
employed, and featured in
the entire range of leading
shades.
Besides the long Coats,
bloused and belted or
showing the popular full
back, there are smart
Coates of plush and soft
Furs-styles and qualities
unexcelled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Quite Elaborate Are Fashion S
Frocks for Euening

While her costumes
reveals her feminine soul
have wears in Paris
London, New
so little tell!
Stiff aeas trimmed with ostrich Georgettes
velvet beaded with exquisite
cades black satin and ulesand wdened
hip line with hps
Turkish skirts. Striking wonderful gowns
Priced from ,SZ5 to S195
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Our Shop of EXCLUSIVE Suits Offers
Models That Are uncomfortable

Suits OF the Real Duvetyne superior to im-
tations gold to tinsel. Luxuriously rich in ap-
pearance are the models in the new Hennas Reds
and Blues furnished with soft Mole Kolinsky,
Squirrel, Australian Opossum and other good
furS Priced at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Sale of 40 Sample Sweaters

samples just received for sale at greatly
reduced prices-smart dressy coat, slipover
and Tuxedo styles.
Three $1,000 Sleeved Slipovers at. ...... S74S
Seven $129S Tuxedo and Coat styles at . SS4S
Thirteen S165O Tuxedo and Coat styles at S109S
Ten $3.50 TuXedoes at .................. $3.50
Six $26.50 Sweaters at ................ $500
Two $3.50 and $3.50 styles at. ........ $16.9S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
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BROAD AT FIFTH
IF You Are a Home-Keeper

You for whom Basement planned it's exceing
line of Bed Coverings. The first aim is True Quality
and the second moderate popular prices on that quality
We particularly invite attention this week to
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-19
SON OF DESIGNER OWNED
IN CRAWFORD

Crawford county is fast becoming
noted for it's class of purebred herds,
both in cattle and in hogs. In some
of the herds of hogs is to be found some
of the very best blood lines of the
breed. For instance, H. p. Saggau, near
Buck Grove, is starting in the pure
Poland China breed and for his founda-
ton stock owns a son of the great De
signer, the hog that VIM. Ferguson, Of
Scribner, Neb., just sold to D. c. Loner-
gen & Son, of Florence, Neb., for the
sum Of 100000. The Saggau hog is
nine months old and gives great prom
Use. He has the proud distinction of not
only being a son of Defender, but his
dam was Fashion Jane by AS Masto-
don. owned down at West Liberty. 1t
will thus seem that he is hog of royal
blood and may be heard from a little
later along in life.
In speaking of this great Designer,
the Iowa Homestead of last week had
the following to say:
The worlds record price for Poland
China boar was paid last week by the
we'll known firm of D. c. Lonergan &
Sons, Florence, Neb., for the great boar,
Designer. They purchased this boar
from VIM. Ferguson at 100000 and this
makes him the highest price ever paid
for a boar in America. This boar De-
boars living, being a boar of great size
and has already proved himself a great
breeding boar. He was bred by Fred
II. Hassler, Manning, Iowa, who also
bred his litter brother, Liberator. Mr..
Hassler sold Designer to Will Ferguson
and Liberator went to Missouri. At the
time they were sold the prices paid for
them were regarded as out of the or
binary, but both hogs made big money
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-19
CASE TRACTOR SERVICE
SCHOOLS

A recent letter received from Leo
Ahart, who left here several weeks ago
for Racine, Wis, to resume his posi-.
ton with the J. I. Case company, con-
veys the information that this company
is to conduct what is known as the
Case service schools throughout the
United States and Canada this winter,
one being held at each Of it's branches.
The service school for the Des Moines
branch will be held December 9Th to
18th, inclusive, and at the Lincoln
branch December 18th to goth, inclus.
i've. Nothing will be spared in the mat
ter Of preparation and equipment to
make these schools Of utmost value to
the tractor owner, regardless of the
make he owns and the prospective trac-
tor owner. Not only will the construc-