davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Reccipts were 1864 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras.
per lb, 6oA @61c; extras coz score). !.
bs ls@6oc; hrsts (8s to b1 score)'
% u G59c; seconds (ss to 81 scorel.
obG67cI creamery. unsalted, higher
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Silk Travellers TO Meet

The Silk Travellers Association has
arranged to give "Get-togc din
ner to It's members at the Park Avenue
Hotel, on May 2G next.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
4 IN I'M o ditie es
Continued from poge fifteen
Tea

Active buying at higher prices Of all
kinds of tea IS reported. Large sales
have been made of Pingsueys, Japans
and Ceylons. A further advance in
Formosas has been Snade.
Quotations for l6ts of so and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Hay md Efrnw

Yesterday year aro.
Timothy No l. fer ION
r, large bales. So. .oo@4s.o 90 s2s. 600 30 90
oiover. No. ]. NIX AZ oon43. 90 q. .oo5l24 40
aye straw, No. 1909 400 1900 fs. 90
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

Receipts were a,1os boxes
state, whole milk, fresh flats, colored.
ID 32'+ Gl32Mc; white, 31@32c; aver
age run, colored, 31h@32c; white.
81 nc; lower grades, 3o@3lc; twins.
specials, whites, 3171c; colored, 815k0
ozc; average run, white, 31A G315hc;.
coiored' 3l32c; lower grades, 30031c;
lsconsin, whole milk, twins, fresh
81 81 e (a58l z; single daisies, colored
S2Ca'32 - 2'2c; double daisies, fresh, 31%M
92c; Young Americas, fresh, 33c; state.
SKINS specials, 2312 2@24c; prime to
cnoice' 2o@22'2c; fair to good, 150
lsc; lower grades, 6014c
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

Eggs-Receipts were 32,e7s cases.
storage packed extra frsts, 5o05o1c,
fresh gathered extra firsts, 4sH G5oc:-
nrsts, northerly sections, 473aCG4ec:
hrsts, southerly sections, 47m 48c: sec,
onas and poorer, 43l9N461kc; dirties.
no. l. 4372G4 l2c; lower grades. 3s0'.
40Rc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
" estern hennery whites, fine to fancy.
o9Sgooc; ordinary to prime, 4sG SEC:
gathered, 49953c; Pacific Coast
whites, extra, 65c; Western and South
ern gathered whites, 4sG52c; nearby
hennery browns, 52G53c; gathered
brown and mixed, 47G51c.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Orchard and Field
Livestock. Meals. Prov;s;ors

Live steers fair to year ago
prime, 100 ID S14 oo@af7. 90 STA ooxa---
Dressed beef sides ~ 'f'Ao
lb. ........ Pho .osH o-N a.
Live veas, COM S -
mon 10 prime,
100 lb. ~ "a 4soA7a M sooo~
Dressed veals, city S''''s 'e'Vo
1ins ls ewes. loo ii ,ss,, .ss@ Ss ss ,.s@ e
Dressed mutton lb .1e9 On SsS -'oo
Live lanibs. fair Xxi
to prime 100 ID 12,5oOfs so 30 so,o,, ,r
Dressed m BIS. 'S''0 -S''o
city, III ~ .c1G % e,O -
Hogs. 100 lb 20.7592f'5s tasnS ~
d es c hogs, 0@ : I
bacon. ID -. .csss "a caa. oS7l,a ,e,.
Meas beef H. as.o0Ss6 -o2 % oSsSSs sS "a
Mesa pork. bbi s7.oOTH5s 90 ~ nSySS3 ~
Lard, Mid West, NSA '''~
100 lh. ...... s.. .foansa- % Pc pn0ara n
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
b a sic Com I'M odities
May 1s, 1919

Note In those where reported thu ;.,
- -Npo'su Inc DID
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

this time of the year.
Canned varieties are quite as good.
less expensive and decidedly easier OF
preparation than Is the fresh fish. Out
OF the ordinary. but delicious. are these
dishes:
Oyster omsist.
Broil one dozen oysters. chop and
season with salt. papril<a and a little
melted butter. Prepare an ordinary
four egg omiet. beating the whites
and yolks a little OF the oyster liquor
instead OF milk or water. ~
Cook IN the usual way and just be-
fore turning over add the oysters that
have been mixed with tablespoonful
OF chopped boiled celery. Turn over.
brown for minute on the under side
and serve inverted on a hot platter.
Serve immediately.
Poached Oysters in the Shells.
Butter as many scallop shells as
there are persons to be served. Put
into each shell about six oysters with
their own liquor. sprinkle lightly with
salt and paprika. add a tablespoonful
OF tomato catsup. few drops OF Ia
basco sauce and two or three bits OF
butter. Set the shells in a hot oven
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

tials. and cashed q check. And we went
on UP the street to Forsyth's.
love those little shops on Forty-seccnd
street. The Forsyth waists are known
the world over. But there are some little
shops that are not 80 famous. To one Of
these Penny introduced me. A little mill
linery shop. situated between the Man.
haitian hotel and the avenue. Penny has
an awfully good looking hat bought 1here
for which she paid only eight dollars.
These little shops have wonderful bar
gains. ana they crowd one another on
both sides OF fifth avenue. from the Grand
Terminal station to Sixth avenue.
Penny told me a secret and pass IL
on to you. She says there are shops on
sixth avenue where you can get almost
the identical same things that the Fifth
avenue shops carry for half the price.
But you have to know how to shop. For
they carry "shoddy." too. and OF course
II you don't know the difference-there
you are between the Devil and the deep
sea!
We went into Stems for q while, but
by that time had spent all the money
I had. except enough to carry on with
until heard from Dad.
Then Penny said: ''Now I want to do
some shopping"
And we wound up at Macy's That is
great bargain store. 1t is just off
Herald Square, and It is claimed that you
money. don't know. But Penny bought
an alarm clock. She has to sit up late
at night at suffrage meetings and things
like that. and she has to get up early
in the morning to get over to the news
paper office where she works-Think OF
Penny working and writing interviews
about the latest woman politicians! Can
you imagine It?
Then we went home. tired. poverty
stricken. but happy In the knowledge that
had a perfectly good looking Easter
dress and hat. bought In my sane mo-
ments in Pensacola, and too becoming
for words
While have been writing this Penny
mas been taking nap. and I hear the
alarm clock going off. She is very regu-
lar in her habits. Oh. dear these New
York people are certainly sensible But
even Penny has her frivolous moments.
and we are going to see the Dolly sisters
dance. So goodbye.
Ever yours.
POLLY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

and serve az soon a sthe edges curl
and the shellfish look plump.
Prepare a sauce from one table,
spoonful and half OF oleo and -four
three quarters of q cupfui OF strained
veal broth liquor In which veal was
cooked for curry) and quarter Of a
teaspoonful each Of salt and paprika.
Chop one shallot fine and let II cook
IN one tablespoonful OF vinegar for
Ave minutes: then add 1t to the sauce
with one large cupful Of TAXED crab
meat. q little spinach Juice to tint n
delicate green and three-quartcrs oe
q tablespoonful each Of chopped olives.
parsley and tarragon. Serve hot.
Pour over the large cupful Of chop
ped lobster meat half a cupful Of cook
ing sherry and let stand for hiaf an
hour. Prepare q small cupful of sea-
soned brown sauce and add two chop
ped hard boiled eggs, the sherry and
lobster meat and two tablespoonfuls
Of chopped parsley.
Seasoned with extra salt ana paprtka
to taste and add Z few drops OF kitchen
bouquet and serve in bread or pastry
shells. A few sauted mushrooms are
also good added to this dish.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
PENSACOLA FLoRIDA, SUNDAY MoRlING APRIL 90 1919.

not take you to- the bargain counters, you
may be sure o. that.
am ! rood spender. but ! do uko q
| have the pleasure Of the spending. p. y
decided - steer clear. OF the professional
shopper And did And ! am glad
did. For had = wonderful experiences.
put on my bert hooking street suit
and took ~ my aoney and hidstt carefully
away In . little tin box. and put the box
in the trunk and locked the trunk and
locked the door. and got - far - the
corner. and s&~ = perfect love Of = frpck
In window. ard then I remembered that
simply HAD to have an evening gown.
20 went hack and unlocked the door
and unlocked the trunk and unlocked the
box, and took all my money and put u
IN my shopping bag and snapped my fin
gers 1t Old Mister Hard Times. and lot II
90 IT that.
Il u true had to wire father-but that
h another story. and fts sequai " not
yet!
Anyhow. vas siad had some money
for had hardly gone rs far - the cor
ner Of Fifth avenue and 44th street.
when whom should meet but Penny Al
cott-yop remember her7-ehe went 70
school with some of the girls At Couege
Park. and she visited In Pensaeoie- You
would never know her In the world She
used to be such . silly. simpering thing.
She Il tan and splendid looking. goes IN
for suffrage ana civics. but - lots Of rum
When think Of the way Ne used %
laugh at her funny little mincing ways.
and now-Wen. she II certainly the best
booking woman / have met from the
south. and dresses with lots Of individu-
atty. too.
..Itss al ii the know" she said. ''Elids
your money and then We viii 80 shopping.
But never make . topr OF the shops with
cash In your pocketbook. It's too expen-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

1 we vtute 0Y1rseIyes e,ut fsslast and 81
nno,, YER, ~ b,,norv g. farm hand. =
q. -e,,t .,,r,~t.ir. - tte rest,nrart 80
h.,1 Ss,,,,ct,- s Th.t /. nne cor,,rcrt . 49,,
rho,,ri,,, q, Nerr y1rrs a, nat N, q
| - - al snyer- the nIara' You can .r.e,,d
n entirn as : ii one 81 these hfe stores
ana vhens ycr, ret tire0 yyor, can get VIM
lr,nch vrtfhpnt worry---&,rfs = FOR ssxner.el
.. nv mi. Zine ,vaa solsife rrckiee. : "a
ordered Iobnfer salad for two
i Alter lunch Penny ; yvaA- firm .sYou
,,,,,e4 MT - - fon11Sl, aho,,t ssrenAsre
vo,,r snonay..s shas. aid. S. saTha wav ~
n.y. !. re.i .fonr,au1 snrea I. e.. = =,
~ different ahopas and compare Trims
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
WHEN BUYING ASPIRIN
ALWAYS SAY "BAYER'
Ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in layer
package marked with "Bayer Cross: =

Don't buy Aspirin tablets In q pill
box. Insist on getting the Bayer pack
age with the safety 'Bayer Cross" on
both package and on tablets. No other
way!
You must say ''Bayer.'' Never ask
for merely Aspirin tablets. The name
"Bayer" means you are getting the
genuine "Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin
proven safe by millions Of people.
Beware of counterfeits! Only re-
Gently Brooklyn manufacturer was
sent to the penitentiary for flooding
the country with talcum powder tab
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
Polly Pretend Visits
the New York Shops
ny dearest Patty.

- 0e8Fe0C P0tty:
nave had perfectly wonderful week.
the Big Town has been run-over with
people from the South. the North. and the
west. all on shopping bent, Or 20 It
seemed to be. don't know what the
Easter parade will be. but know that
the ante-Easter procession on Fifth ave-
nue. was an inspiring sight. Every wom-
an you met had the delightful. excited.
sccretive look. of the woman who II plan
ming her new Spring clothes. And the
men, Bless 'em. don't think for . moment
they haven't been cogitating the styles
In hats and toggery for veeks. And not
vicariousiy. either.
It II nice. this Spring feeling. that urges
NJ 70 be at our freshest. and sweetest
and best I love It! love the hurry
OF shopping. and the bewilderment Of
lovely. frilly things. and the sense Of acc
complement. when you have bought
something very desirable from right
under the nose of The Other Woman.
Sounds catty. doesn't It. but It isn't 1t
10 just human. to want to have the pref
test frock In New York city. or out Of Il
Anyhow. that II what I wanted. and. !
Get off on shopping spree to get It.
It II wonderful to shop in New York.
but Il II fa.iguing. At first l thought
would get q professional shopper to
go with me. You know there are lots or
them here They advertise something
nike this: Mrs. Splurgum Rox: .Exper-
ience has taught me that certain shops
sxcel In certain lines. will shop for or
With you. No charge. References" a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

lets. which he claimed to be Aspirin.
In the Bayer package are proper d.
rections a:id the dose for Headache,
Tcothache. Earache, Neuralgia. Rheu-
matism. Lumbago. Sciatica, Colds,
Grippe. Influenzal-Colds.N euritis and
pain generally.
payer Tablets Of Aspirin. Amer
lean made and owned. ara sold In vest
pocket boxes Of II tablets. which cost
only few cents. also In bottles OF -
and bottles OF 100-also capsules. As
pirin n the trade mark Of Bayer Manu-
lecture Of Monoaceticacideste Of
.c.licylicacid.-adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
Reasonable Suggestion

Selfish offer innumerable possible
ties to the clever cook. particularly at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

There are lots Of these professional shop
pers In New York. ana they are eminently
respectable. They are paid salaries by
the best houses and do not charge you
anything for their services. But they do
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-19
Weather Predictions

Fair tonight and Thursday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
Der N1rn8tertl

fantihen Megenbogen.D Chiffon. Erup.
pen, niaibfrero bieielben ben Nbeirl
entlang 5ogen. 5ein 91rief tpiro biel
oa8u beitrngen, bas a1nerifnniide
gof al erlel1dten, pie ipitematii9
lie bon Ser 5orte 2ente bintergangel
.tporoen iinb, beren Mufgabe eg mar,
9aBgefible uno unerbittlide Der.
aeiienbeit Il. Geinoieligfei geger bas
6eut14e Nolf al berbreiten. ST III
groB unb mltig genllg, benz a11erita-
nil@en Bolfe mit5uteilen, Bob tie be-
tort mlr6er l1no bob 6as SaBgefibl,
melbes 70 beutlid in Der Seimat gez
begt miro, 1nidt bel ben Gronttr1ppen
All finben lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
Des hedPrp. Rerr1a DmfiYs
Grfahrmneet1 ais SelSs
faplart.

9odhD. Is. rs. OuT1H lDelWtI ulo
@aplan BEL bent betannten bornnal1=
aen SO. SEEM Dorfer Snfanteriereg1=
ment Geb. 1867 aur5eh in Denti@@
lamb ftebt, fanote einem befreunoeten
aonegen ei11er 8rief, benz f~olgenoes
iteuempei5e ertnommer 1T:
.ssbbr 9ibiliften m0gt @ron nod
traqen, niht aber mir 5ol6aten. Sn
erlter @inie 1eib SIR mil elmer Ntalle
5toff gefiittert moroen, ben rnlere
Sungens nebertreibl1hg 1enner. Nir
boben sic Denti9en 5mei LANCE 3eit-
IGufe in Sen Gdubengraben nno IN
flint blutigen @9la6ten befampft
uno lie baben nns ME et1pas angetnu,
oas mir nidt audi ibnen gegeniiber
beriudt batten. nnb mir ipielten
6os foule &riegsipiel 10 e6rli9 tpte
es mir gegefpielt meroen fanr1.
@ir folgten ibrem &ud5ng o11r9
0rei Mbidmitte, in 6eren 5tpei tie lett
Sabren gepelen naren, nr0 1p1r
iuben ME ettpas bon Sen @%raniamfei=
ten. bon oene1 mir IeIen. Cine &trhe
bronnte in ct. 8enoit ab, obne buB
id eine1t binreiden6en militdriiden
@runo '6afiir geieben bate; ein als
@ofpital beuittes @ebdn1oe puroe
bombar6iert nnb 2eute famen oabe1
Inn Geinabe baiitter oie @a1tner mid
ielbit sort ertpifdf, ober es NOR linen
11nmoolih aus5ufinoen, 6aB es Elm
SofpifaI mar; &unimerfe bon @bn=
teau Ebierrp tporen gum 6orti6lep<
ben au{ammengetrogen. Das 1T Die
qan5e Mnflage. Mber feline gefren5ig-
ten sol6aten, feline &inber NIT abge<
badten &dnoen, feline ii oensd1iser<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

ben urb ebrer1, Der All ei1lem iiolde1
Betrug feline 3uitimrrl,.,1g gab, Der
.geftattete. ooab cine 1,elte Rnltlr, Die
0as gergieben bon gar,5en Meerer
npn 9lut uno Erdnen i'm @efolge
bate, auf elmer l1~ntpabrbeit erri6tet
merbe - anf einem MiBberitanonis,
oas 10 Ieidttt bate bermieoen ooer be-
ridtigt merben f0innen2
@ie fom,nt es, mus mon lpelter
iragen, baB, udbreno irgeno Elm ilnfr-
ger Goloat, Der @eiitertpelt 5nge-.
iIibrt, bie1e Eatiade< ent6edt nno
Mittel finoet, tie ben 2ebenoen NIT
suteilen, oie &eiligen nno Die gro~
ben Meligionslebrer Der Menidbeit
nod ME oie Moglidfeit ermittelt
baben, oasielbe al trn, ia ibrer1
Slngern unb Nadfolgern geItatteter1,
2ebren gu %perbreiten, Die tie lest als
:unmabrbeiten erfennen?
9e6arf eg nod meiterer 8etpeisfiibs
rungen? @iberipribt iih Die Gople-
ide 2ebre nibt ielbit, un6 5tpar gang
lid unb obne ie6e &offnung auf enos
aultige @ebtfertigung2 unb ber-
rat nidt iener n11bere bemerfensperte
Gert aus Ser Seiligen 6brift, ben
Cir Conan DoDle in feinem 8nae IN
10 auffauenber 0eiie ber6rebt, Die
lpabre Aneqe ieiner pNelten Sffen-
borung?"
Or erflart, man miiife 8r1peilen
Init ab1olut faltblutigen 2ngen red)=
men. sic bon b6ien ooer bosboften
ardften ousgeben." Golgli9 burfen
mir aid)t iebem @eilte @lolben iden=
fen, Ionoerr mii1len Die Setter pru=
fem" Oh lie bon @ott fin6. Ser Cert
aber fdbrt 10 fort Il: Sobannes, IN.
l.. protel It. 8er1iom: n6enn es itno
piele fall6e Hropbeten ausgegangen
in Sic @elt. 3oanr 1olltet ibr oen@eilt
'@ottes erfennen: Gin iegli9er @eilt,
ser oo befennt, oaB Seius Gbriltns
lit in oos 6leiib gefolnmen, Der TT
BON @ott; nno ein iegli6er @eilt. Der
ou nidt befennt, oaB SeiuS Gbrtltus
lit in bos Sleiid gefommen, Der 1T
nidt bon @oH. l1no 6as lit Der @etlt
6es 8i0er6rits, BON mel6em tbr babt
geb6rt, ooB er fommen peroe, nno 1T
iebt 16on 1T ser Belt." Sd be5petfl lie
iebr, BOB Cir Conan 9ople o1e1en
gert 5itiert baben muroe> men1t er
iih ser Miibe unter5ogen bette, 1b11
i'm Meuen Seitament nad5ulblogen:
Isle po1ieno lit nidt, angelidts
fold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wer0re=
bungen Der Wabrbeit, Die %feterlthe
@ornung oes Mpoitels 8anl11s q. g:
Sim. vi. 90, protect. 8eriion):: -
Eimotbeus! bepobre, tpas Dir ber=
tra11t lit, ur6 meioe Die nngetitltben,
lo1en @eidmdbe un6 bas @e5dnte Der
falld beriibmten &unit, mel9e etl19e
porgeben, nno feblen oes @lanbens."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

Gg aibt 5mei Sorten Menihen. bic
Fir fIiiq qeIter. Die, Die es pirflid
iinn. nn6 Sic Sic meife ger11g iitto, a y.
oeren lire unfenntnig 1idt 5ll 3eiger1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

@enn bie De1tidamerifaner Elm.
NAL eingeieben baben tperoen, bob
1111r ginigfeit tart madt nno 8etei-
fauna an Ser Holitif 11idt MIR ibr.
@edt iot16er1 bre 8fli6t III, miro
man ibrert 11iht mebr BON gegr1erts
{der 5eite ben R1aB IN Der @de on
tpeiien nie btsber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
8riHal uaiftieef
tribal GiEue ~11ainieef

Gin hubfheg tpeides Bacterial fIr NRlslin sSsutter.
sBir b~ereitete,t 1r,s a1f cine 9robe Qin1en nntertpdl9e
@aiion Dor. 8ir 5eige11 biefes. Si5ne Naintoot u roaa.
bIli, gelb@ ltnb lpeib, SO 3oa brett, 5t 4Se per yaro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

3ug betdtiqt Ser biel beiier NOR, als
Ser Sab. Sd fam ni6t ieben, mie
|tiefe Bitterfeit 1ie bqiitte ml1tiger
MAIDEN f0nnen, Tie bette n1tr ibrer
Eu6tigfeit gef9o6et. nnb betp1tr-
6ernsuert 1T bieier @borafter5ug an
un6 fir fih. Sd fab, tpie Elm 6ent1her
gIieger Elm DEFENDERS fMbnes Stid
Mrbeit nnsfIbrte nn6 etner nn1erer
GeHelbanons angeii6ts bon 10000
|5olooten abidoB, uno iA glmtbe
niht, baB inter ben 10000 elmer
mar, Ser 11idt fagte: SD boffe gu
Got, 6aB Der 5piRblb entfommt:
|@ie mer6en leibt begreifen, bob lie
iett, nobbem lie bon urieren Su1ges11
III ebrlii6em Sample geihlagen por-
Sen fins, ibnen freun6lih geiinnf
iinb. un6 @iie tperoen iebt au@ ben
|@runo Fit oie @ropbe3eiung ber-
iteben, sic i6 oft bon ~ltnierer Dill
aierer, qeb0rt babe, boB Sic Nuudffebr
Ser 6ronttruppen biel ba5u bettragen
mfrs, sic grbitter11ng Ser offentliden
Meinunq in Mmerifo Iber bie belt-
1de @rieggflbrl,rg at miloerrt, merrtts
qIeih li6 aud bic Mnitdt Mmertfas
fiber Ben @rieg felbft ooer iber Die
N%otpenniafeit uniererfets, e%i113ngretr
fen, niht 1nbern miro"
0ater InffD, melder als Elm per.
i6nlid tnpferer Mann geidiloert
miro, marldierte inmitten Der mneris
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23

Greek. who lives on Hall street be tween Wendell and First Avenue. came down Wickersham street and
 instead ot turning up First avenue. made for the child She made an attempt to get behind an auto stand ing in front ot Golden's store but failed 10 make tt, one of the dogs. d big brute. struck her and knocked her down. The driver on GoIden's delivery wagon, which Was standing before the store jumped for the ani- maI. grabbed him. and succeeded in mu2zling him The owner Of the team at the same time grabbed the other dog. MT Golden. attracted by the cries of the little girl, rushed in- 10 the street, picked up the child and brot her into the store. F.. E. Col lins entered the store at that time. and at MT GoIdens suggestion took Lenore 10 a drug store. From there she was taken to the office of Dr.. de la Nergne, who found her injuries
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23

to consist of three scratches. where rhr dogs cIaw- had struck -n. rhrd.s face. one or rhe marks penetrated the -kin ana broke tHu flesh sughIy one stitch being taken 70 close the wound The other two were neeIibIe. The quick action of GoIdcu.s delivery man and the owner of the team pre- vented the little girl from being bit ten seriously. A short time after the attack. Chief Of Police SanderIin. ac- companied by Mr. Golden who went along for identification purposes. went to Hall street and killed the dog making the assault If wa- known 10 be vicious and the owner as a rule walks along at its side when it was on the streets. On this occasion. however. he wa- forced to go back to the sled ro nygorate a passage around the vehicles in front of Golden's store which gave the brute his opportunity to attack the child.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23
LIGHT LAYERS
 TO MAKE MUSIC
OH BOY, ITS SOME JAZZ BAND THAT'S GOING TO MAKE
 THE MUSIC

It's coming for sure! Whats that The eight-piece jazz band that is go- ing to make music for the "jazzers' '
 dance next Saturday evening at Eagle hall And it's some jazz band. Ii 1t isn't original it's nothing. Ask Billy Root all about it. He knows because he's one of the jazzers. He may not be the original he-jazzer
 but what he lacks will be furnished by Dan Sandman and Sofus Knutsen
 Billy is the fair-haired lad with the drums. Can he roll ll?-just like nig- ger shootin' craps. Saturday night sets a high-water mark for dance music in this camp, says Dan Band man and he ought to know because he's been at most of them since old man Pedro first named the upper
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23
LITTLE GIRL IS
 BITTEN BY DOG
VICIOUS DOG ATTACKS LENORE IWItkER. INJURIES ARE
 NOT SERIOUS

While crossing Wickcrsham street where it merges into First avenue at Golden's corner yesterday after noon little Lenore ZwiCker was al tackled by a vicious dog in a pass ing team and had a narrow escape from a serious if not fatal in jury The little girl was on her way uptown to. meet her mother who is employed at the Tanana Bakery at the time of the accident
 A she was crossing the street a dog team, consisting of two animals. driven by their owner George the
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-23
.LUMBERMEN ARE
 NEAR TO SUFFER;
 DEFEAT SWEDES
FERGUSON'S "LUMBERJACkS" DE FEAT CARLSTEN IN SUNDAY GAME; NO GAMES LAST NIGHT; TWO GAMES ARE SET FOR THIS ENENlNG

By defeating Carlsten'S aggregation of "swedes' in d game played at the rink Sunday afternoon Roy Ferguson boosted himself another notch in the percentage column and is now with in one game of SuteT and his famous "duSters" who are leading in the race for the Suter trophy. Carlsten's team is practically out of the running for the race.
 Ferguson has won six games and lost only two. Suter with nine games played on his string, has won seven and lost two. Two more games will finish his schedule. Ferguson has three more matches to play. His next game is scheduled with the "ancients" Thursday evening, but it will probably be postponed on ac- count of it being Christmas Day On the law of averages, he should win from Schooling but the latter upset the dope by beating Suter on his last appearance and he may be able to repeat on the "lumberjacks" Durham and Wilbur may get togeth- CT tonight and Rickert is scheduled to meet A. R. Heilig on the other rink
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